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Manchester city Council.

CALLED MEETING LAST NGlIT-DlsCUSsI0N
ABOUT RICHM0ND's SMALLPOX PATIENTS
BILL.
4 called meeting OF the Manchester
| Council was held last night. Permission
was granted J. Il. Bowen to build frame
carpenter-shOp on the corner OF seventh
and Hull streets, and to the United Oil
/ Company to builG frame storeroom on
| the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Com
pany's property.
The bills Of DR.. Cullen and c. p. Bigger,
OF Richmond, for treating Manchester
smallpox patients which caused no littl.
discussion in the Richmond Council, came
up in the shape OF a communication from
the clelll OF the CITY Council OF Richmond.
The Council OF Richmond passed resolu-
/ tion expressing the opinion that Manches-
/ ter ought to pay for the patients.
Mr.. Perdue said he did not think the
| City Council Of Richmond mad any right
10 pass upon the iuStncss OF bill against
! the city OF Manchester. lie said the bills
were eXorbitlnt, and ii they were sent by
/ the city Of Richmond be would vote to
Dav them: or, in other words, he thought
/ that Dr. Cullen and superintendent Bigger
should eet pay for their services from the
city OF Richmond. In whose employment
they are, and not from Manchester because
Manchester contracted with the city OF
!, edmond.
/ s~Thepattcr brought forth some discus
sfSn. and fiualy 31r. Gentry offered reso-
luton 10 refer the bulls to the city attorney.
Mr.. Perduc-Mr Gentry in the chair
again took the noor and said be never
heard OF such Il thing as charging SS DAY
for patients. lie spoke in very emphatic
manner against the payment OF the bills,
and offered as a.substitute TO the resolution
that the city OF Richmond be requested TO
say what the city OF Manchester owes for
the treatment Of these patients.
Several members used the veto OF the
Mayor OF Richmond as an argument in
their favor, and based their reasons for not
voting to pay the bills upon the action OF
Mayor Darlington.
Finally resolution offered by Mr.. Per-
due, stating substantially that Manchester
does not recognize any other claim against
her for these patients except such as may
be made in the name OF the city OF Rich
mond, was adopted as substitute for the
whole.
After transacting other routine business
of no sI,ecial interest the Council adjourn
ed
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HOLLYWOOD MemOrial.Day.

/ AN EFFORT To BE MADE TO POINT THE IN
TERSTICEs OF THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
The Board OF Managers OF the Ladies'
| HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association will meet
at 2OG east Main street at 1 O'clock on FRI
| day, May 1th. TO perfect details for
| decoration day. which this year will be
May 18th. The Blues, Howitzers. First
regiment. and the veteran associations OF
Richmond will be invited to participate in
the ceremonies oftbe day. \ distinguished
Virginan, whose record as an orator is only
surpassed by his record rs a soldier, will
he invited 10 deliver the oration.
Although a great many people will be
sorry TO learn that the ladies have deter
mined upon 4 day so early as the 18th
when the supply Of flowers will be scant-
there viii probably be general acqui-
escencc in their decision, especially rs they
| have had in view the fact that the EpiSco-
pal Council will then be in session here
and many OF its members will desire 10
Join in the observance OF the day.
The ladies come before the public this
year asking for 500 with which. to
.spointV the Soldiers Monument. The
monument is of granite, and ninetyJcet in
height. The'stOnes were laid without mon
tar, which oversight. or rather lack Of fore
sight, has wholly the defeated the object in
view. The design was to plant ivy and
virginia crceper around the base Of the
monument. so that in a few years the rough
granite blocks would be concealed from
view, and instead oi a rude pyramid Of
Of stone there would be pyramid of
green. IMPLYING the exalted place and un-
dying affection of our people Tor the dead
soldiers Of the COniederacy. The vines
were planted, but in ten or twelve
years they have never climbed
higher than about twenty feet. In
stead Of going upward The shoots are
lost in the interstices OF the stones. The
monument will never be what it was de-
signed to be till these intcrstices are point
ed up. To do that work nearly S4O0 will
be required. As the ladies are wholly with
out funds, they are compelled to appeal to
their friends, and especially to the COniede
rate veterans, for the needed amount. They
want this money badly, and they want it
quickly. All who can give are urged TO
give at once, 50 that the work may be COM
menced without delay. Any subscriptions
left at the Dispatch Office addressed "HOL-
LYwo0D MONUMENT FUND" will be duly ap-
nreciated and acknowledged.
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poiicc COuri.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday: ,;, s.,;.
the person Of J. J. sutton one gold watch
and chain, valued at 300. The case was
continued to Monday.
40 "a sor disordcrly conduct in the street
S-pH phil johnson (colored), a suspicious
character, arrested Thursday night in Sha'
fer;s building. was committed for siS
months in default OF surety;
Charles Welsh, drunk. Fined s2.
Jerry wilson (colored) was jailed for d.
teen days for stealing iron from W. E
Tanner e. Co.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. W1NsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children ieeihlng, is The prescription of Of the
best female physicians and nurses In the United
States and has been used for forty years with
never-h,Iling snccess by millions OF mothers for
their children. IL relieves the child from pain
cures dJsenfery and diarrhPa. gripping in the
bowels, and wind coiic. BY giving health TO the
child II rests the mother. We would say to every
mother who has a child suffering from any OF the
foregoing complaints, DO not LET your prvjudices.
nor the prcjsdices OF others, stand between your
suffering child and the relief that will be sure
yes, absolutely surc-io follow The use OF this
medicine. sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price. 20 cents n bottle. ap Zi-eodIw
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IyEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
AEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic In all cases
of weak digestion and debility. SIS success
and a boon for which nations should feel CRATE
tuln-see Medical Press" Lancet" Brit
tsh Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION-Genuine only with the fac
si1nile of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
across the label. This caution is necessary
owing t. various cheap and Inferior sussti-
tutes being in the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
(wholesaie only, c. DAVID & Co., Fcnchurch
avenue, London, England. ap 2S-sa52t
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The notice in the local columns Of the
State last evening. copied from the Frede-
ricksburg True Stdnda9d, stating that Mr..
j. Fremont Read had bought out the drug
store Of Messrs. Bodeker Brothers is iacOr-
rect, and doubtless has reference to a small
store on Twenty-ffth street, formerly run
by Mrs. Lumpkin, who was 4 patron OF
MessrS. Bodeker Brothers, by whom Mr..
Read has been employed. Mr.. Read has
purchased the interest OF Mrs. Lumpkin,
and proposes to commence business for
himself.
MesSrs. Bodekcr Brothers are among the
largest OF our wholesale druggists, and do
not propose to sell out just yet "by large
majority"
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HARRoLD's THIRD DRAWING, April2sth. First
prize, Walnut Diuing-ioom Refrigerator. ii. d.
RIDDlCK, 25l6 Grace street (No. 164) second
prize, silver lcc-Pltcher, J. Il. LANE, Ninth and
Stockton streets, Manchester. We are now giving
tickets freeto our customers for our fourth drawing
of three prizes now on exhibition in our window
Look at our immense stock Of Childrens Carriages
Silverplaied Ware, Decorated Tea, Dinner, and
Chamber sets and Tin Toilet sets. Our prices are
the lowest. Buy Of rs and get your tickets 70 our
drawing. HARRoLD'S, Sl7 Broad street.
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Briefs and Personals.

The work OF paving Main street below
Fourteenth ',as been commenced at Seven.
teenth. Belgian blocks will be used. The
resetting OF the cUrbiIg between Fourth
and Fifth has also been commenced. Be-
tween First and Fifth granite spals will be
used.
The British steamship Anglers, Pinkham
master, loaded at West Point. cleared yes
terday for Brazilian ports with 1890 bar
rels OF flour shipped by the Gallego Mills
Manufacturing Company, valued at S9G, ,S3j,
and 200 kegs OF lard, valued at 81 1896. AS ;
also general freight from New York.
TIlman Jeter, the colored man arrested
and brought before United States Commits
sioner NJ. +. Pleasants on a charge OF pass
ing counterfeit money, was examined and
acquitted OF the charge.
Mrs. Mary Garland Berry. widow OF the
late B. III. Berry, and mother OF w. w.
Berry and Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of
the Chancery Court, died yesterday morn
ing at the residence, in this city, OF her
son-in-law, j. r.. Poindexter.
A colored man here is playing the r6le
OF prophet among his people. He varies
his name from Shiloh to Michael and from
Gabriel to Abraham. Most Of his time is
devoted to prophesying about the weather
and denouncing the Jasperian system.
"Shuah," he says, everybody knows
the sun doan move; that's nonsense; the
skies turns aroun' every day."
Captain John 5. Wise, who has been to
New Orleans on business visit, has re-
turned TO the city.
The noble James has gone down to its
usual level. The anglers are now to be
seen upon it, banks in considerable num-
bers, and good many fish are being caught
in the traps.
The Chief OF Police has been informed
by letter from a friend that fifty members
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature (eX-Union
soldiers will arrive in this city on May 9Th.
Their purpose is to visit the battle-fields
and other places OF interest in this Vi
cinity.
The Supreme Council, Royal Arcanum,
were engaged yesterday in secret work.
The ladies here with the members spent
the morning in visiting the tobacco fecto-
rics.
The X. T.. Lee Camp. No. /, Of Southern
Veterans held an enthusiastic meeting in
the officers room at the Regimental Armo-
ry last night. Great interest is manifested,
and the roll Of war veterans is swelling
daily.
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RICHMOND vs.. BALTIMORE. Information
received here by telegraph last night
states that the game OF baseball played
in Baltimore yesterday between the
Baltimores, OF that city. and the
Richmonds, resulted in favor OF the
former club by score OF Z to 4. In q
game recently PLAYED between the Balti-
morcs and the celebrated Red Stockings,
Of Boston. the latter club barely won the
day after playing twelve " innings" From
this it will be seen that our boys, who are
nothing but amateurs. have no reason to
feel ashamed OF the result Of yesterdays
match.
The RichmondS will play in Washington
to-day, and return home Sunday. On Mon
day they will begin series OF games on
their gounds in this city with the Defiance,
Of Philadelphia.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB.-To-night at the
Theatre the Wednesday Club, Of Baltimore.
will appear in the Pirates Of Penzance."
The entertainment will be given for the
benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick, and
Notwithstanding the opera is familiar here,
all the seats have been taken.
The company arrived last night, and the
gentlemen were entertained at the West
moreland Club.
As ii is expected that the majority OF the
people will he in full dress, the audience
tonight VIII no doubt be brilliant one.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
I AIR HOTEL. SITUATED ON


DON AIR HOTEL. SITUATED On
I'D Richmond and Danyllle railroad, eight miles
from Richmond. only twenty minutes ride by rail-
will open MAY 10TH for the special accOmmOda-
tiOn Of families breaking up housekeeping for The
summer. Large additions and very important I'M
prOyements Will be made.
To businessmen Obliged to he In the city daily.
this SUMNER RESORT offers unusual advantages,
being easy and pleasant Of access. Large and well
ventilated sleeping-rOOms single and en- suite, for
families: large dining-rOcm. wide halls fine
grounds. gardens. &c. The celebrated WOlf-Trap
water on draught at all times for the patrons
Of the hotel. Hops and lawn parties VIII be
given during the season. Billiard and pool
tennis. carliage-hOuses and sttblng, pleasant
drives. Five daily trains pass the hotel. A full
bras and string hand VIII he in attendance during
the season. Rooms can be engaged. aud informa-
ton will be given. al the Office Of FRANK ID.
HILL < Co, Hos Main street.
y. y. To excursion and pic-nic parties desiring
10 visit Bon Air for day Of pleasure and recrea-
fion special arrangements viii be made.
NJ. :. JAMES & SON,
an 0G-eOalOt prOpTtetOrs.
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ARTIFICIAL IcE.-The Transparent Ice
Company, whose extensive works are ut
the northwest corner OF Canal and Adams
streets, have been making ice for several
weeks, and have distributed specimen
blocks 10 many citizens.
Contrary to general belici. the Ice Is free
from chemical order or taint. II Is made
from James-riyer water.
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BURNETT's CoCOAINE, THE BEST OF ALL
HAIR DREssINGs.-It allays irritation, re-
moves an tendency to dandruif, and inyigo-
rates the action Of tine capillaries in the
highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
and healthy growth OF hair. IT. effect upon
The glosSineSs and richness OF the hair is such
a. cannot be surpassed.
BUrGc,ts Flayoring Extracts are the best.
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Pettyjohn and ais. as. Woodroofs ex-
eentor. Argued by Ed. 5. Brown, ESD,
and submitted.
Iinbart Us. Foreman and ais. Argued
by w. w. Henry, Esq, for appellant, and
f. ID. Irving, Esq, for appellees.
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MoRrsoN,s Pills euro chilIs.

4 sPENDIp REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES
DIR. Robert Newton. late president Of the Eclectic
College Of the city of New York, and formerly oi
Ciucmnatl, Ohio, used DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BAL
SAM very extensively In his practice, as many OF
his patients now living, and restored TO health 10y
the use of this invaluable medicine, can amply
testify. Its sure cure for Consumption, and has
no equal for all pectoral complaints.
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Manchester Hastings Court

In the ease Of Smiths administrators rs.
Richmond and DanviIle Railroad the court
YESTERDAY granted new trial and contin-
ned the ease until July 10. 1888, at which
time il will be again tried.
The plaintiffs claim that they have dis
covered evidence which will materially
strengthen their case.
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cannot find words with which 10 express my
gratitude. was afflicted with the horrible disease
three years, and after spending some time at the
Hot Springs, considered my case hopeless. used
only one dozen small bottles Of s. 5. S., and there
* not a sign Of the disease remaining. Ny sores
are all healed, throat entirely well. Being drug
clerk have seen ............... mei' AcrcurS'"nu
many hundreds : s. S. ). Potash untii 'hey
dosed with Gallo :.......''''''' were coihpi'le
wrecks. | shudder to think Of the misery Drought
ON the human family by the use Of Mercurials IN
Blood Diseases Itis a shame that physicians VIII
not ackno nowIedge the merit Of your GRAND BLOOD
Medicine. Use my name you wish
j. III. RAFF, Denver, Col.
If You doubt, come To sec u.s. and we VIII CURE
YOU or charge nothing Write for the liitle book
free.
Ask any druggist as tc our standing.
Eg- Al, 900 REWARD will be paid toany chem-
Isl who win dnd, on analysis Of 100 bottles OF ~
- s. one particle Of Mercury, Iodide of Potassium,
or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Proprie,ors, Atlanta, Ga.
Large ze.........................'. 10
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 22-lw
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LIME. CEMENT, dc.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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COUGHS. COLDS, HoARsESEss, SORE THROAT
&C.. quickly relieved by BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TIocnEs. A simple and ehcetuai remedy snpc'
rior to all other articles for the same purpose
Sold only In boxes. Price, 20 cents.
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prnlSEE's SALAD DRESSING Is The best thing OF
Tho tind ever sold. with 1t superb salad oil any
kind can he made without delay or trouble IL Is
.,,'. on, og the hest sauces for cold meats.
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CRUSHED STRAWBERRIES frozen with pure
crcam--PIZZINI's most delicious dessert-fur-
nished for Sundays dinner. Leave your orders
carly at PIzzISrs, sO7 east Broad street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 50 !;
0 a. NJ, G2; IL NJ, y; =. NJ, 10; 6 p.
NJ, G6; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, GA 2-G.
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Purchasers Of real estate are invited to
call to-day and get our list Of houses and
lots in Richmond and Manchester for sale.
II. l.. STAPLES 4 Co.,
l103 Main street.
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HOTELS AND BOARDiNG-mOUsES.
HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUhEN STREET. HAMPTON, Va.

This elegant and ncwly-iurnishcd hotel is now
open for TIE reception 0f guests. This hotcl. hay-
ing been fitted up with The greatest attention 70
The modern requirements r. tire trANelihE puDilc'
supplies Q want long eXpci .enced by those VI Viting
Hampton iu quest a comfort. economy. clNlhly.
wcll-proparcd food. clcIuliness. and politeness.
Meals 10 all hours IN restaurant. special terms
for familes.
Large samrlc-rOoms for commercials. whose pa
trOuacc Is ESPECIALLY asked for. Commercial rates.
a. per day. r.. BARNARD. Proprietor,
NH 4-d3n Late Manager of BOn-Air Hotel.
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A PECULIARLY HAPPY EFFECT OF QuINISE
T. hone ,n the use Of j. 4 T.. ATRINSoN's Quinine
Tooth-Powdcr. sure means OF preserving the
teeth and purifying the breath.
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Late weather Reporf
[speclnl tclcgram to thc nIsnatch. |

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 2s-1 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
States, slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather, and light local showers, southcrly
to westerly winds, stationary or lower
barometer.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. Nos. 1893 and l440
Franklin street, 10 A. NJ. horses, vehicles. &c.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 1880 A. NJ. and 1870
\. NJ. sllycrware and dry goods, &c.
FURMAN TUPpER, 10 VI. trustees sale of l2O
acres Of land nine miles from Richmond on the
Charles City road.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., 4P. NJ, nineteen build
ing lots In the plan Of Fulton. situated on Mich
olson. Graham, aud state streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 80 +. H. trustees
sale of detached frame house on Maple street,
opposite lower gas-wOrks.
JNO. +. LAUGIIT0N, JR., 10l A. NJ. steel en-
craving.
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EUROPEAN TOURS.

TOURS IN EUROPE FOR YOUNG
Il LADIES.--Miss ANNE SHAW will he at home
lat Mrs. Fergus0n'sl. COZ ner Franklin AMI Third
streets. on MONDAY, TUESDAY,. and WEDNFS-
DAY, April 30th, May lst and 81. from 10 4. NJ.
tjl l PM, tO receive visitors desiring informa-
lion concerning her SUMMER AND WINTER
TOURS IN EUROPE. ap 2S-2th
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CRocEEsy. eLAsswARE, .c.

GOOD NEWS. THE UNDERSIGNED
NJ viii allow discoant of 2e PER CENT. ON
ALL GOODS Pt'RCH >sfD fnoll THIS DtrC.
The s,t.,, Is TO te remodoied, which necesssts,es
my xiylns 10 up temporarily. such an op portsnisy
b. .ecur, bargains IL sellom oaelet. \ tuu ttE OK
lHINk-. GLASS, TlNWAkEs TAs.k CUT
L:RY, Sc, which STU be sacrificed or siNsy days.
"'' IA. n. WALLAcE.
ap HIN aVd pross SkseN
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FINE RIPE STRAWBERRIES at PIzzISI's, s07
east Broad street.
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Read our big advertisement OF houses
and lots for sale i'm the State OF Saturday
evening. III. l.. STAPLES X Co.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE
"A BUSINESS IS NOW OFFERED FOR SALE.
Any one desiring To engage in profitable business
will find, on examination. this ~ be a rare oppor-
tunity. Post-Onlce Box 232, Richmond.
ap2S-2t&
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+ RRF R 8 90 o Y y "A /
RRR % w AAA /
( i o 90 Q ! A 4 LII
!? ?'S GO 3 + + ! J J J F. f
GGG ILL UUU ZEE

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest aud Most Elss-
tic Glue on Earthl ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Menas
Everything SOLID AS ROCK HARD As ADA
NANT.-FIRM AZ GRANlrEl.i NewScienunc
Discovery !-ReyOlullonizes the Liquid Glue Busi-
ness of tile Woridll ROYAL GLUE Is hbsoittelg
Vnbreakabie and fasepdrI5fel \ SAM>oNlAN
GIANT among other Clues aud Cementsl MIL
LIONS of People are Sing Royal Glue ana MIL
Lions MORE Must Have ltH No heating-No
Preparation-Always Ready Always Liquid
GIues CHINA, WOOD, GLA-S, Leaiher, Bllhard-
Cue Tips and Cloth, Croekery; Orlnamen,s OF
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
her Shoes, Book Backs, Bne-a-iIrae, and Every
thine Flse with Inseparable Tcnacityl MANU-
F,(sTUREES OF Textile fabrcs. straw Goods,
Artiaci,l Flowers. Imitation stained Class, Gum
Labels Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper, Card
Heard on Cloth and Carpets. who Use ROYAL
chr for sizing. Stifionipg aud Gueing Purposes,
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
UAkREL. Royal Glue Tails Tor ITSELF The
News OF Its Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm.
breakable Qualities. It's Great SnQothness, Flexl-
bIllty and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer % Anotherl LIVE SALES
MEN lob Thousands Of Bottles OF ROYAL Glue Ia
Druggist. Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Rua-
J,sfs M Bottles to Business Offices and Families
25 CtNTs per Bottle, With Brush and Tin cover;
by MAIL, po. tpaid, 10 ccntsextra. Manufactured
by J.I. O'MEAEA & co,
l947 Pcnnsylvania ave. Washington, ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every City and COuIi-
~ throughout the United states, Canada. Europe
and south America. sold NY Druggists, G'ocers
stst,oners, liar wnrc and Variety Dealers every.
where. The Trade and ru',lic supplied by BURR
BElDGF.,, 1908 traasl'a street. f,chm9n@
Va. fe2e-ly
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PIyEAPPLEs, RED aud YELLOW BANANAS
large. sweet ORANGES ~ PIzZIsrs.
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NEW MOZART HALL
LIFE-MEMBERsHIPs ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS


Thirty more names are required TO complete the
number authorized by the Board Of Governors.
lt Is desirable that these should be gotten within
the next seven days before the next meeting of the
Board. that the plans may be carried out for the
erection Of the building during the summer. The
philosophical are requested TO leave thcir names
with Mr.. SAMUEL SINrON, Treasurer, or JOHN
TYLER, Chairman of Building Committee.