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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-10
ExcnrsiOns. Pic.Nics. &c.

All the boys and girls will be thinking
Monday about Adams and Perdue's pie
ME and excursion TO West Point. The
reason is that the young lady who upon
that occasion diSports herself most grace
fully in waltZing VIII dance home at night
with beautiful lady's Macrema shopping
bag. Then there is to be a parlOr-ritle
match. open only to lady contestants, and
the prize for the best shot will be a silver
drin.ing-cup. OF course other attractions
in the shape OF boating. good eating. &C.,
must be considered. Train leaves depot,
foot OF Twenty third street. at $50 to-mor-
row morning.
Another citizens excursion and basket
picnic to West Point will take place We'd
nesday, June IS, 1888. Boating, fishing,
dancing. glass-ball shooting, &c. A good
dinner at the hotel for fifty cents. No
liquor or improper characters allowed on
the train. There will be a match-game OF
baseball. Refreshments at city prices.
Train leaves lOrk-Riy depot at \. VI.
Returning, leaves West Point at 7. VI.
The committee assures all who 20 with
them pleasant time, and they mean what
they say.
Here we have a basket picnic 10 Ashland
i L 1
dist SUNDAY school The locality j. shady
and cool and the surroundings very at
tractiye, and there will be nothing to pre-
vent the children and all who 90 with
them from having Jolly good Oldfashion-
ed time in the country, where they can
lump, hop. and skip to their hearts con-
tent. Train leaves Elba at $50 \. VI.
Goodbye; here we gO--lIamptOn and
ID. .s,,t n
June 1lth. with excursion FOR the benefit OF
Pine-Strcct Baptist church. Train leaves
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at O'Clock \.
VI. Returning. leaves Hampton at g o'clock
p. VI. This is a rare opportunity 10 visit
Williamsburg, Newports News, and
Hampton, Old Point. soldiers Home, and
the Fort. In addition to the many attrac-
tions around Hampton, those who wish can
visit Norfolk and Portsmouth.
There will also be an excursion 10 Siaun
ton ria Chesapeake and ohio railway. leay
ing Richmond from Chesapeake and Ohio
depot Saturday night, June 10th, at $3.50
O'Clock. Returning, leaves Staunton sun
day night at 5 O'Clock. Fifteen hours in
Stanton.
The Eureka Social Club will have pic
nic at the Brewery tomorrow.
On Monday, Jure 18th. an excursion
to Washington will be given by the Ladies'
Sewing Circles Of Grace-Street and Sidney
Baptist churches and Marshall Lodge, No.
u, Knight, OF Pythias. They will leave at
l0o'clock p. VI. Uia Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, and returning
leave Washington Tuesday at O'Clock
=. VI. This is a rare opportunity to visit
the national capital.
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Manchester Items.

Three OF Manchester's crack shots
Messrs. w. B. Bradley, Charles Chalkley,
and c. +. Moore-haye arranged for a
oass.ball shooting-match TO take place
Tuesday morning at the head OF hun street
near the Petersburg railroad.
THE term of office Of DR.. William X.
Weisicer. member OF the school Board Of
Manchester from the FIRST ward ii. L.
Beattie. from the Second; +. I. ID: Farmer,
from the Third; and Theodore L. Owens,
from the Fourth Ward, will expire on the
Both OF June.
1t is probable that the State Board OF
Education and the City Council OF Man
chester will not take the same view OF the
case with regard TO the appointment OF their
successors, and the matter may get into the
courts,
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Chase on Broad Street.

Some time ago the room OF Alfred Mabry
(colorcd), in the western part OF the city,
was entered and coat and two pair Of
pants stolen thercfrOm. Yesterday eve
Ming Mabry found a white boy named
Daniel Temple i'm the Second Market with
some Of his apparel on. lie called upon
an officer to arrest Temple. whcreupon
Temple fed. lie ran up Broad to Fourth,
down Fourth to the alley, and down the
alley to near the rear OF the store OF Four
qurean. Price. Temple a. Co. There the
alley ends. and the fugitive found his re-
treat blocked by Policemen Mattern and
4. II. Walton and great crowd OF people
who had Joined in the chase. The boy
looked 30 miserable rs he was marched OF
TO the station-housc he excited the pity Of
all who saw him. The crowd expected to
see a much larger criminal, and were dis
appointed that such a big chase should
have ended in 80 small catch.
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Grove Avenue.
TIE WORK OF IMPROVEMENT COMMENCED AND
TO BE PUSHED EARNESTLY.


Earnest, unceasing, and weIl-directed
effort will accomplish great deal even from
very small beginnings. When few public
spirited gentlemen first determined TO try
and organize movement for the improve
ment OF Grove avenue there were many OF
the supervise ones who shook their heads
and croaked evil predictions, and were rich
only i'm expressions OF doubt and downfall
for the scheme. But the publc-spirited gen.
tlemen were used to hearing such sayings
about every commendable scheme. cspe-
cially when there was any money TO be
raised in order to carry 1t out. They
therefore moved ahead in the matter, rely
ing upon the need Of the work and the
good judgment Of such level-headed peo-
pie as could see how much to the comfort
and convenience OF the public and the
beauty OF the pretty suburb the improve
ment named would contribute. They
were not disappointed in their expecta-
tions, for after a good deal OF hard work
a committee, organized for the purpose,
ascertained that $1,000 had been contri-
buted. and Of this amount nearly $1 900
had been collected. The City Council had
in the mean time become interested in the
matter. as part OF the avenue is within
the corporate limits, and they passed
resolution appropriating s4OO to aid in the
work, and requesting Colonel W. L. Cut
shaw, City Engineer, to give his personal
attention to it. The appropriation is based
upon the contingency that the citizens
raise the amount OF $1,000, and their COM
mittee will send ont a collector this week,
who will wait upon those who have
put down their names, and ask them for
the amounts promised. II seems that it is
hardly necessary TO ask the gentlemen to
meet an obligation Of this sort or to wait
for the collector. Bring your money at
once TO Mr.. Charles T. Wortham. and he
will see that it Is appropriated for the pur-
pose Intended. The woIk has commenced
under Colonel Cutshaw's supervision, and
it will not be allowed to slumber until
Grove avenue becomes just what nature
intended it-One OF the prettieSt drives
known, and an attraction for all who have
q team and turnout, whether it be "dude
cart" and n blooded bOb-tail nag, or a less
prctcntious but more comfortable equip
age Of some other sort. The Citizens Com
mttee ere requested to meet Tuesday after
noon in the office OF Me>srs Davenport Il
Co. for the purpose OF periecting plans for
the improvement, and full attendance is
requested without further notice
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High School DiDiOfnas.

Mayor Darlington received message
Yesterday from the High School requesting
him to come up and sign as president Of the
school Board the diplomas OF the scholars
who graduated in February, the eNp'ana-
ton Being made that Mr.. Hudnall would
sign the diplomas Of the students who
graduate now, as he is president Of the
Board at this time, while Mayor Darlington
was president then.
The Mayor replied to the message with
another to the effect that he would either
sicn for all or none, saying: If | was
properly president OF the School Board in
February no court Of competent iurisdic-
tion has turned me out, and | am, there
fore, president now. II ] am not presi-
dent now, / was not president then"
The High School commencement eXer-
cises take place at the Theatre on Wednes-
day night.
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Tho Eerrxman I'm Fetters.

Sergeant Angle and Policeman Johnston
Walton returned from Clifton Forge yes
terday, having arrested there iienry Poin-
dexter (coIored), charged with stealing
brass boXes and couplings from the cars OF
the Hle'' Chesapeake Rcsr AXE and Ohio and Alleghany
Railroad Companies. Poindexter was for
merly a resident OF Richmond; AT Clifton
Forge he has had some connection with the
ferrv II i thought that his rogueres
have been carried on on quite an extensive
scalc scale A. least four shipments, it is be-
lieyed. can be traced to Richmond. This
last one was consigned to Mr.. r.. N, H.; Kelly II
junk-dealer here, ana came Df 1he AIle-
Poindexter had an examination before
Justice Montague, and was sent on for trial
al the October term Of the he, 4. A.lleghany
Court, and was taken to the jail al..I at coying-
a',and aun, larceny. and also for endangering
thc ,o"G lives % Of people by stealing important
parts OF railroad ears.
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HER THREAT.
A wrrr's STRONG GnoUSps FOR DIVORCE.

I'm not live with YOU"
Mrs. Penrose uttered the above words calmly.
but there was glitter In her eyes which pro-
claimed that the spirit Of a crushed woman was at
last thoroughly aroused.
But you are unreasonable" mildly mnrmured
the now cowed husband. You surely DO not
mean what you say"
Unreasonable hlssed the woman. =" am not
unreasonable. During the ten years I've been your
wife I've toiled at the washtub. making the big
gest portion Of the living. During those ten years
I've had bu: four new bonnets, six cheap calico
frocks, and but three pair Of cOrsets. Meanwhile,
you. who work Two weeks aud then rest two
months, 20 about dressed IN brOadcloih and pure
linen"
But surely you want me to dress nicely, don't
you ?" asked the husband.
al do.r was tne prompt reply. " But object 10
Won patronizng expensive, hlgh-priced tailors
when by patronizing the Misat store, 912 Main
street. you can get for SIS the salt those ex-
penslye tailors would not eel you for less than
$40. The money You could save by pafronizing
the Ni.nt store would dress Us both nicely, for
there they sell suits for 81, IS, $40, Sl2, sl4, sic,
AIS. aud $50 worth more than double those
figures
Penrose has promised 20 reform, and thu, the
Ml.dt store gains another customer. The sensi-
Bile Iichmonder who values his hard-earned dol
las would do well 70 initiate him.
MIsFIT STORE,
9l2 Main street,
Conmel cia-Club Building.
Open evening at O'Clock; saturdays TIL IL
L. NJ.
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The Democratic Delegates.

Democrats generally Should make M
their minds to attend the ward meeting,
Tuesday night. The ward meetings elect
delegates to a City Convention; the City
Convention, after full delibcration, will
choose delegates to Lynchburg. We can
send only twenty-seyen delegates. and
these should he the ablest Of those Demo
crats who have shown their faith in the
cause by active work. Very many aspire
to these honcrs, but no mistake can be
made where the choice falls upon men who
have been helpers OF the party. OF these
the ablest and best should be taken.
The Clay-Ward meeting will be held at
Westham Hall, Monroc-Ward meeting n
Monticello Hall (Ferrandini's), Madison
Ward meeting ut sanger Halle, Jefferson
Ward at Police-Court room-all at $3.50 Z.
VI. Tuesday.
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COmmenccmenf Exercises.

The commencement exercises OF Rich
mond Female institute will be held at Mo-
zart Hall tomorrow Cionday) evening at
S:lj O'Clock. The public are invited and
there will doubles be asst crowd present.
The Institute is enjoying great prosperity,
haN ing had on her rolls this session hun
dred and twenty-five pupils. Some Of these
have come from Maryland, some from
Texas, many from the CaroinaS. and a
larger number from different portions Of
our State. May we see still greater num-
bers the coming session.
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FeIOniOus Assaults.

Sergeant IIulce and Policeman Gibson
Yesterday arrested William Crump and
Osceolo Crump (both colored), CHARGED
with assaulting George Fleet. The affair
occurred on the Brook turnpike on Mon
day. and there were four in the attacking
party, two OF whom are yet to be arrested.
In disiculty which occurred last nlght
in Byrd-Island bar-room Mary Thomas
was struck on her head by samuel scott
and quite badly cut. DR.. Brock dressed
her wound at the Second statlon-hOuse'
Scott escaped arrest.
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Police Court.

The following eases were disposed Ct
yesterday:
Henrietta Smith (colored) was fined 81
for creating disturbance in the neighbor-
hood.
Charles Berry was fined $3.50 for being
disorderly on the streets.
L. d. Minnigerode, charged with being
about to break the peace by engaging in a
duel. The case was continued until next
Wednesday.
Mamie Burrell. a disreputable charac-
ter. Jailed for three months Gin default OF
surety.
Fanny Tompkins (coloredD was fined
50. 80 for disorderly conduct on the street.
Lewis Washington was fined 81 for con-
tempt OF court.
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The Springs Waters Of the World at
Home.

Many persons are not aware Of the fact
that all the celebrated springs waters OF
the world can be had at any hour OF the
day and till II O'Clock at night from Anto.
mis- two double fomtainS-De La Fayette
Among them Buffalo Lithia. Yichy. Sara
tOga, Geyer. Bethesda. DINER RakOozy.
White sulphur. Deep Rock, Congress. KS
sengen, Hunyadi Janos, IIatborn, Apolli-
naris.
Limeade Soda and Icc-C Cream Soda spc-
cialty at Antoni'>. 1l05 Main street.
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Husfings Court.

Mary Phelan. white girl, was tried in
the Uustings Court yesterday for striking
and wounding her mother while in pas.
sion. She was found guilty and sentenced
to iail for twenty days and fined one cent,
Her mother, after the verdict was an
nounced, asked the Judge to remit the
sentence and allow her to take her daugh-
fer home, but the Judge.explained that he
conld not grant the request.
The Jury was then adjourned until Tues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-10

We again call the attention Of families
desiring 10 leave the city for the summer
months or during the heated term 10 this
delightful suburban resort. Underits new
management gentlemen with their fam-
lies can have every home comfort. The
air j. very cool and fine, and equal to most
OF our mountain resorts, and gentlemen Of
business will find il 10 their advantage, n
it is so easy Of acccSS. The lessees have
made great improvements on the grounds.
including all the amu,emcnts for adult,
and children. Bon AR, with il, adyan-
taeeS, demands the patronage Of the citi-
Zcns OF Richmond and vicinity.
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A Piercing Plunge.
EESlIVE HORSE RUNS AGAINST A BUGGY
SHAFT AND Is KILLED

hESIlFE HORSE RUNS AGAINST A BUGGY
SHAFT AND Is KILLED.
some time since DR.. Lewis D. Wheat
was presented by his uncle, Judge l.. l..
Lewis, WIN most valuable riding-horse.
Ihe animal was highly appreciated for the
reason that II was gift, rs well as that the
morse was ilne one, and well worth the
SoJO pald Tor him by Judge Lewis.
FRIDAY evening Doctor Wheat loaned
the horse to younger brother. Mr..
Robert Wheat, and this young gem
tleman rode the animal out 10 the
reservoir park. While riding around
the race-track there the animal became
restiye and mmanayable, and dashed
around the track at a furious rate OF speed.
In his route he encountered buggy, and
instead Of going to the left undertook TO
pass to the right, and between the buggy
and the railngs along the avenue. The
distance was too close, and the horse en-
Hcountered the end Of the buggy-shaft with
such force as TO send the metal-tipped
wood into the breast until the cavity was
pierced.
The shaft was broken by the conclusion.
but not in twain, and consequently no
piece Of il remained in the animal. Mr..
dismounted Immediately after the acci-
dent. He was very pale, and seemed TO
suffer from severe excitement, and in few
minutes after alighting from the horse
tainted. and Superintendent Charles Baker
took him 10 his house and dispatched a
messenger for DR.. Lewis -. Wheat. Mr..
Baker also had the horse taken to his house,
and did all that he could to save its life. but
without avail, the animal dyingin about an
hour. Mr.. Wheat was as we'll cared for a
the eXigencieS of the occasion allowed, but
he suffered very much even after the ar
rival Of his brother, DIR. Wheat. The meet
ing OF the two was very affecting and the
excitement incidental caused the young
man to fall into conyulsionS. Yesterday
he was sufficiently recovered to be able to
90 down TO Old Point.
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HARRoLD's FOURTH DRAWING,

NhtNhbh f"hs'h fiHs
First Prize Dinner Set, No 7S9, II. L. Lefebyre,
2l5 east Main street.
Second Prize. Chamber Set. No. 62f. Mrs Fer
giIson. Isle Of Wight county. Va.
Third Prize. Decorated Tea Set, No. 26l Mrs
Hugh McCurdy. sos north sixth street.
We are now giving our customers tickets to our
FIFTH DRAWING Of one Handsome silver fitting
Ice-Pitcher as prize This Is the finest pitcher
ever shown I'm this city. Call and see II, and look
at our beautiful stock Of sllyerware, Decorated
Tea. Dinner, and Chamber->ets. Children's Car
rlages, &c. Our prices are the lowest.
HARROLD's. Sl7 Broad street.
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THAT STREET ORDINANCE With refer
ence to the case Of Mr.. Hord. who was
fined y because of his driver trespassing
upon Franklin street with a cart-load OF
bricks, MIR. IIord states that the credit for
the remission OF the fine is due to Captain
Wilkinson, who. after the adjournment OF
the court. explained to Justice Isbell that
there was no other convenient route for the
driver 20 reach Floyd street.
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vord,ct ror tho Railroad.

In the Circuit Court yesterday, IN the
case n, Kone's executor against the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company, a
.nit for sl0. 900 damages for the killing OF
MIR Thomas Kane last year, the jury
brought in a verdict for the defendant cor
marathon.
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MASONIC OrFIcERs ELEcTED.-At a T,

Masonic OFFICERS ELEcrED.-At a regu-
lar communication Of uenrico Lodge, No.
Al. II. and A. A. Y. NJ, the following Off
Gers were elected for the ensuing twelve
months Worshipful Master, William Isaac
.Jobnson: Senior Warden, Jacob Cross
.mnjor Warden, II. Bruce Evans; Secreta-
nv. Curry p. Taylor; Treasurer, j. Is. An
tiony: Tiler, John j. Hardgroye.
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Base-IIaii.

The Richmonds play the Mutuals, Of
ph;iadeInhio. a series Of games, commence
ing Monday, June llth. These Sc, two clubs
played five games last year, the Mutuals
,p';nn;no pn,; two and the Richmonds three, all
,hn " ,'n contests beIng very exciting. These
anv o,a,,es " viii no doubt be interesting, as the
SWn,ua,S have been strengthened, and our
hnrs mu', have % greatly improved since last sea-
so2 DV9 Mr. Mr. q II. Manloye, who played with
sSe sSn home nine last season, will play In these
games.
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6 cascs WHITE vICTORIALAWN at SIC. worth
. eases WHITE LINON DEDACCA at &c. worth
5000 yard. WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at SIC.
1000 yards RiSHoP LAwNat lie. worth leze.:
40 packages WHITE LINEN LAWN at Zoe.
LINON DE DACCA at zoe. worth 3ac; at loc.
PLAID MTSLiNs 10 lOc. worth l2,c.:
CHECK MIsLlNs 10 &C. worth lOc.; at SIC.
LACE-STRIPE MUSLIN At 22,c. worth s7sc.:
CHECKED SWISS. very ine. At 6',c. worth Soc;
AVERY FINE NJ J. At lGsc.. worth 50c.;
LAVENDER. BLGF. CREAM and WHITE
PERSIAN LAWN at 25c.. sold by our COM
ieiiors for 4oc.-we have only small guam
HEAVY FIGURED MARsEILLEs at25c. worth
DOTTED CURTAIN MUSLIN. a very coed imi-
thing that our competitors sell for l2,c:
4 LARGE lo-4 MARSElLLEs QUILT at soc,
that we guarantee % Dee worth al;
4 l2-4 NJ ARsLlLLES QUILT ~ sl.2O, cheap
A HEkVY' 'CoUNTERPANE at az worth s4-
slightly damaged by water on the voyage Of
l2-4 ALL-LiNEN CRUMB-CLoTHs for e.
worth s4 1914 at $3.50 worth SO, very hea-
HS-theso goods also slightly damaged;
Slightly damaged LINEN DIAPERS at sI.25
andsl.75 worth s2.75 aud $3.50;
GENTLEMkN's and BOYS PANTS LINEN at
BLUE CREOLE LINEN at 25c. worth SOC
IN order 70 close ont our stock Of MATTlNGS we
will sci them at prime cost.
FLOOR AMI TABLE OIL-CLOTHS.
Look at our soc. 75c.. and 81 CASslMERES.
a beautiful uue Of PARASOlS.
Wehaye only about % dozen Of those SILK and
LlSLE-THREAD GLOVES left, at 25c. a
pair worth more.
HOi-SoTFTAIRFS and JERSEYS in an the new
shades-rriccs lower thAn ever on these goods.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS only needs an m
spection 90 prove 10. superiority in price. guam
tiiv. and quality over tins department In any
house in The city.
LINEN TLSTFRs and BUSTERS from use. to
80.
Lawns at4.5,1O.1 1o.. 1919, &C., sc.
PANS from &c 10 -. -
Big bargains in GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
SWISS EMBROIDERY aud LACES at prices
that can't he heat.
A LADIES' COLORED BORDERED HAND
hEECHIEF. hcm-silichcd, all linen. al &c.
SYGLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street..
Branch House. 1929 Main street. je lO-eod
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THE GREAT TwENTY-FIvE-CENT Plant
Life insurance for twenty-five cents. Car
ry in the pocket Or. WOrthington's Cholera
and DiarrbGa Medicine. for Cramps and
Pains Of the stomach and Bowels. Has no
equal.
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II YOU are going to give your harvest
hands any whiskey, why not get a pure ar
ticle at the same price OF common W. ID.
Blair q Co., 100 east Main, will supply
you with the proper kind.
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OUE STORE WILL re CLOSED on MONDAY, June
llth. on account Of holiday. An in want Of bar
gains I'm Dry Goods should wait until Tuesday
morning Read our new advertisement
ID. & 2. MITTELDORFER.
52T Broad street.
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60 AND SEE THE THREE GRAND FOUNTAINS
at SCHGN's, dispensing hi, famous Lime-Adc,
Ice-Cream soda. and Mineral water, corner Main
and Eleventh streets.
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DON'T co TO THE MOUNTAINS or the seashorc
before you supply yourselves with all kinds Of
toilette requisite. OWENS & MINOR keep a full
line OF air-pillows and cushions. sponges. Turkish
towels and gloves, soaps, and perfumery In great
Vsr
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Lin es, Lines, Lines.

has just received large supply OF thi,
nice fruit direct from the West Indies, and
the public can now have some Of his pure
limC-ade.
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DON'T FAIL To TRY The SARATOGA yICHY
WATER. II cures dyspepsia. and Is a most es-
cellont table water.
OWENS & MINOR. Agents.
Richmond. Va.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE Members "A
wi ofTOGE FRANCAlsE. No. SO, A.~hN~>
y and A. ". are requested Ia attend Ak
statcd communication 0f their Lodge AZ w
AZ 81 Albans Hall. ou MONDAY EVENING,
.June Ith. at ; O'Clock. Election OF officers
Members of sister lodges frsiernally invited 10
attend.
By order Of the ". VI. -
WILLIAM L0YESsTEIN,
je le-lts Secretary.
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Grand Oppniil-.

Monday, June the llth, will be- the grand
opening night at L. Eukcr's Garden. Mu-
sic at o'clock sharp.
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Antoni has just received fresh LINES
first OF the season-for making Lemonade
Soda. No better summer beverage.