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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
What Ito Leaisiature VIII Do.

Democratic member OF the Virginia
Legislature, who stopped here to-day on
his way home, during n short talk with the
Gdzette'S correspondent about the business
Likely 10 be transacted at the coming extra
session Of that body, said he thought only
three things would BE- dOne-correct any
defects that may exist in the act redistrict-
Ing The state, provide for the additional
elector 10 which the state u entitled, and
reenact the election law with the word
freeholdor" stricken ont, 50 as 20 remove
from IL the objection found by General Ma
homes Court Of Appeals. When asked il
legislation upon the latter subject was not
prohibited under the agreement made with
General Wickham, and by which that gem
tieman agreed TO sign the request for the
call OF the extra session OF the Legislature
he replied, UnquestiOnably not. and the
election law will be repealed Just a. surely
NJ the additional clector will be- provided
for, that Is, II the Democrats deem such &c
ton sxpedient, rs snd others know do"
WASHINGTON letter Alexandria Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Two Children Drowned.

A tclcQrlm from Wheeling, ". Va, Of
tho 51st instant says: Edward Ruhl, aged
eight year,, and Thomas Ilealey. aged
seven. were drowned in the Ohio at the
foot Of ore Of the ,Outhsidc streets this
evening. The drowned BOYS, with num-
Der Of others. were playing on the bank.
when fall Of earth threw four Of them
into the wafer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

FoR THE MAINTENANCE or HEALrH.--D DR..
Samuel Jackson, Of Pennsylvania Uniyer-
sity, says: "Youf Bread Preparation,
" lille it makes light, sweet. and paat ible
bread, restores to 1t the phosphate OF lime
which Is lost from the lour in boiling, and
thrs adarts II as an siment for the mai lte.
nai &C Of healthy state Of the body"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

"RCsE MICHEL, the Communist, passes
The time in her prison-sell at Clermont by
preparing books for the education OF the
young" Wants to teach the young idea
how TO FIRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
SIMMER RE~ORrS.
V'UE POPULAR WATERING-PLACE.
CAPE MAY,
!, reached by the
WFST JERSEY RAILROAD
~ ,u-o ttnr-pS FROM PHI ADFfPllIA,
IN rwo HOURS FROM PUMADELrnIA.

FAST oypross-'ralrs. with parlor-c1r. N'hrhed,
,ro run during thr isou m convention; hours and
0ls.ergcr- viii md ON their arrival ~ NE new
hro,r.-ir,,t -fatfol. o.. .ltdcuhil, lu.n1 Trans
f coaches aud horse car. ready Ia transfer dir"r'
io tho station OF tie Mtsl jersey railroad ~ Roe
loot ~ Market street. 90,
For uruuKh.tetets, baggage check,, ani ihl
Inform ttiun, amply a. follow; Northeast corner
TAfuuih .tietl and Prnu-Nlyflii ~ .nu'. >tit' ~
B.iiiuorc and Potomac -ai.rpt,i, Va, .lug'1u, -.
l. j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
GUARDS g.. FJGH, Geuc-ai Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

"Where is the Hon. JONI SHERMAN at t5i'
hour OF the nations peril z" Don't know.
Perhaps he is attending a meeting Of the
Ohio kuklux or on burking expedition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- $500. 1880, ,s"te's'~Scone>y
~ hist WHAT you WANT:

RE JUST WHAT fOo VAN
v,,s,,e,. BLACK and coLoRED SILKS a, The
loves, prices;
SIMMER slLk at and below cost. As thls ''ock
mu,t bc eosed cut at once II will pay you W
examine thtm.
REMNANTS 1C-4 UTICA BLEAcHED SHEET
ING At only csc. yard;
REMNANTS OF PRIpE-oF-TiIE-wEsT COT
TON at Toe. per yard;
LACE.STRIPED MUSLIN, handsome styles ana
excellent quality, at &c. = yard, former price
12Nc.;
PINK and BLUE NULL MUSLIN, ~ inches
wide;
soLID-COLOR LAWNS IN all colors;
cuFFsE.CLOTHS In an or The dolrlblc shades
Excellent DAMAsK TOwELs-all pure Linen
atl5c. each worth 25c.
LARGE TURKISH BATH TOWELS at 20c.
each worth Soc;
Zig bargains In ,INGHAMS:
An immense stock Of DRESS GOODS Of every
description ~ extremely low prices;
rI.4KEYsTONE. WHITE BED-BLNNKETS 1t
only - = Tair worth "a;
CHILDgEN's TWISTED SILK M!rIShlpc;a
pair worth 25r.;
LINEN DRILLING, a. zoe. yiri worth l5c.;
TWILLED CRASH TOWfLLlNG II BE-. yard
worth Size,
An immense iot g REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS, such a. SILKS. CASllNERES, DE-
BEGE>, GINGHANS, LAWNS. Se.--tli 10 De-
clo.c1 out ~ low prc,s;
REMNANTS or WHITE GOODS at NoTY low
prices;
PERSIAN LAWN. Is inches wide, u p. 30. ,nl
3jc. worth 81. ~. and Dec;
thousand, e other bargains, - We mat make
room f'r ,ur fall STOCK.
LEVY & DAVIS,
successor, ga Lew BrofHrrs.
CARPFTs. MATING. OIL-CLorH>. WIN
nOW--UADES, WINDOW-CURTAiNS, AMI
CURTAIN-gIXTUHE~ ~ 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

"secretary CHANDLER ran of with the
best hoat In the Government service, ap-
rnrtntly." Tie people viii forgive him,
crowded be never returns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

~ TIE FIRST PRESBY TERRAIN
CHrRCH will worship In the Second church.
Preaching ~ Rev. CATTBR HELM JOKES At ii
A. VI. AMI ) Z. VI.
Fir,, Church sunday ,choolAt Near. Hall, $50
M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

TIE Indianapol. Journal says the DEM
ocrais are frightened over the disanection
Of the Irish. Beg your pardon; It takes
more than n ghost TO brighten the Demo-
cVafc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

II half that is charged against the Ne.
Yolk police he true, il would be well to
employ the thieves OF that city to catch
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

frPARK PLACE CIIURCH.-Ser-
vices: IL A. NJ, Rev. JONI HANNoN-suoleH
"A Bride Forgetting Her First Love- hali-pa''
SPIN Rev. WILLIAM Z. WEIGHT, pastor Lau-
rC!-Sirect chCrCh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

Tie new hotels will De open APRIL l>r, an1 tn
perfect order. Capacity, 100 guests There VII
be three s'a.on,-.the spring season. April May
and June; the summer season, Jny ana AHtu'''
the rtll season. september, october, and Novem-
b,r Monthly rate tlr summer ,'a,. %, $685.
,,,rtllv rate r.r the .urIug .nd Nh .p,.nn, ESQ
Ten dollar Der month Wi. boz ~ iurtcl "htu Z No
OF frur,. p,r-.u- occupy ono room.
Tie Guests b4t, free accs- % the hri itr lui to
,ll the grounds. seven miles of cIrri1-' drives M
tqc forrest: au excellent iy'ry; music. billiards,
bowlu-.1liels baths. electric bells, r'ilnk cu's
TIE NANAL MADINl HAND,"t Anutpp-
Is. Nd. engaged tui The season.
T. q. PEYTDN, Mgut-rr.
NVurt Bridge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

"The right to place an advcrb some
times between to and its verb should,
think, be conceded TO the poets. -
G0OH Broom, in his " Grammar Of Gram
mars"
Wen agree to compromise on that
I,sfS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

AZ ST. JOHNS PROTESTAN 7
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH O~ruly-ffh and Broad
,reei.)-Rcv. LEWIS wILLIAg BCGToN. rector.
Service aud sermon A. \. VI. and T.. VI. SIN
day school At gl5 4. NJ. \ cordial Invitation -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
s,~CIAY.srREET METHODIST


STREET METH o. I
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcorncr Of Adams ana
Clay misunderstanding on SUNDAY ho"NiN'
A. / O'Clock andat S:l5 O'Clock 7. ". by the pa
tor. Rev. JOSEPH II. RrpDIcK. All are cordially
invited. seats free
IT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
tso+rer Broad ard Tenth sssl.-lier. a. u
BLEbsoE, he pastor, will preach At II 1sloss
A. A.. communion service aftcr sermon. Rev
PAUL WHITEHEAD, u. d., viii preach ~ oi'O
Pm.
~ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH corner of Broad AMI T"en'e'h
Observation-Disclosures BLRpsoE. plstor.-PreAch-
Ing by the pastor Al IL \. VI ana $40 l. VI
frPARK PLACE CIIURCH.-Ser-
vices: IL A. NJ. Rev. JOIN HANNoN-subieH;
"A BriGc Forgetting Her First Love- half-paN
< p NJ, Rev. WILLIAM L. WEIGHT, pastor Lau-
rC!-Slrcct chcrch.
UNION.STATION METHODIST
C-NI-RCII corner Twenty fourth and Y stree<-i.-
Preaching at IL O'Clock \. II. by Rev PAUL
WHITEHEAD, d. u. Ats:lj 4. N. BY ROy' r. IL
HCWiNON, ID. ID.
~ TIE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH will worship In the Second church.
Preaching Iy Rev. CLETBR HELM JOKES at II
A. VI. and Z. NJ
First Church sunday ,choolat Mozart Hail. $3.50
4. N.
srTHIRD EsBYT TER | A y
CHUECII.-Sund,J school NJ $3.50 A. v. Rev
RR UowIsON. pastor. ut II \. N. At night
rl6 o'clock. The congregation viii by inNiation
Worship I'm tho Unlou-staton Methodist Episcopal
church In union with tHc congregation of that
church. sermon ~ She pastor Of the Third Pre.-
bytrisu.
~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above >hafcrl-Rey. PEYroN H.
UoCB pas,or.-Seryiccs At IL \. VI. and SD L.
a. seats free. Public cordially Invited.
IT. GRACE-STREET PRESBITE-
EIAN CHURCII-Prc,ching 1t IL o'clock \. 81
lyDr. Drew. Noserylce' at night
~ ST. JOHNS PROT EST AN I
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cr~rnly-eflh and Broad
.reets)-Rcv. LEWIS wILLIA9 BuEFoN. rcrIor
Service aud sermon A. II \. VI. and T.. VI. SIN
day school At 9.l5 4. NJ. cordial in'itNton -
all.
TT ST. PAUL'S CIlURCH.-Diyine
service and holy communion oE SUNDAY AuWt
8d.atIl \. N, In the lec,ure-room. No service
81 night.
~ HARSIlALL-STREGT CIlBI Is
YtLN CHURCH between Graham ani Hancock
,ssetsI.- Preaching BY l.. A. CUTLER ~ A. N.
and s:l5r.N.
~ SECOND BAPTIST Church.
R,v THOMks HUME, Jr.. -. d., will preach al
A. N. No service st night.
" GRACE-ST RE T BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace aud Foushco shoesl.-
Preaching nv the rastor. Rev. WILLIAM L. HATCH
BIZ, u. d., at / / o'clock \. NJ. on SUNDAY. No
service at night
kT CLAY.ST EFT BAP I'll 7
CHURCH (corner Of clay and GraAsm streets.
Rsv. =. c. CLOrTov. undertaking 81 IL
4. y. by Rev. a. n. SANDS an 1 a. $40 =. N.
" Rev. II. c. RILAND, -. ID.
T WEST hAIN-STREHT y A p
TfST CHURCH sorner A1lR and Iseeh s,reetsl.-
Pr,arLius SUNDAY By EcV. AAROI JOIESat l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. THOMAS HUME, Jr.. -. d., will preach al l
A. n. No service st night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

rS- CLOPTON-STREET b BAPTIST
CHURCH tManehestcrl.-Prsachin at IL A. NJ
At4P. N'Coionel TEOgAs !. EVANS Will all
dress the Building Association. All arr lnTiteL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcorncr Of Adams anu
Clay misunderstanding on SUNDAY ho"NiN'
A. ii O'Clock andat S:l5 O'Clock r.. NJ by the pa
tor. Rev. JOSEPH II. RIpDICK. All are CORDIALLY
invited. seats free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
4 TLANTIC CITY.

7. Y 7
YXTRFS~ TRNI>S ARE RIM rNROl GH
WITHOUT STOPS ~ NINETY MINUTES
sANDFN, ANp ATI.AN-I WF~T JERSEY
fIC RAILROAD. RAU EoAD'
Arom station foot n Vine nom station i"Is Oh
street Marapt ptrU.L
Passenger, from Washington vii take tie
Through train 90 the BAL IlNpltt MD folp
uACRAIIROAD 10 Philadelphia, aui arrive "a
tie Iew Broad street station ~ the Peuusylytua
railroad. where -.rcet-c1r4 will convey Ut~-rn-els
direct to the West Jersey Railroad ,'iiiou, aud
Union Transfer coaches connect direct % the stl-
zion Of the Camden and Atlantic railroad.
fOr through tickets. bt<gAge-chtcN' aui iuI! IN
forWa'tsn, apuiV - follows: Northeast corner
iL'rtronti street and PennSVlNauia avenue; 81
Ion Baltimore and Potomac railroad, " Ash n<-
Nm, ID. e..
j. T. WOOD. General Pa-yengaT AgunL
CHARLES r.. PIGH, General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
COBB'S ISLAND. VA.
me ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.

me ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA
The finest and saf.si ,urf-b Vhlug. ocean, chan
nrI aud -hark fishing and suipe--hOoNug.
Terms: - yer day, sl3 pr week, $40 p
month.
Route. from Old Point and Norfolk by steamer
Nurilamptnn - Chrrrv-tpue every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY The Baltimore
aud " t-hiu2fOn I.itr- make clo-c connection
with he Northampton. Hotrl physician, T. 4.
fil1hugh. Address ,.,.
e. liam y. !. ~INl'Ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

HARSHALL-STREET CHRIS
TtkN CHURCH between Graham snd Hancock
.sses) .-Pres'hing by /. A. CUTLER Al ii A. N.
and sis l.. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

tr CNlON-NIAIlON Elioi'i'
CHURCH corner Twenty fourth and y sIEe'<-'--
Preaching ~ IL O'Clock \. II. by Rev. PAUL
WHITEHEAD. u. u. Ats:lj 4. VI. by RIy. Il. r.
HCWfSON, -. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

TT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Diyine
service and holy COMMUNION oE SUNDAY AnW'i
8d.atIlA. NJ, TN the lec,ure-room. No service
S. night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

HTFIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
= scel.-ReV. W. G. scUAEFVaB, ps.,or.-Preach-
Inrat IL 4. NJ and :! s:lj L. ". All Welcome.
S-Es FIRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

" WEST hAIN-STREEr BAP-
TfST CHURCH sorner Main and IIseeh s'reet' -
Preaching SUNDAY BY Rev. AARoi JOKES al Ii
O'Clock A. VI. and s:l5 7. NJ. All are Welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
BRIEF COMMENT.

A contemporary announces thai The
woman's Riehters have gone Tor BLAME
That settles ELAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

1T BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
tsornfr Broad srd Tenth ,irssssl.-l'er. a. o.
BLKbsoE. he pastor, will preach At II "sloe'
A. A. Communion service aftcr Sermon rev
PAUL WHITEHEAD, ID. D., viii preach ~ o''O
Pm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
~ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-

tB TKINII1 Me IIVIINI III ~"
PAL. CHURCH (corner of Broad and TwenIle'l
strc,rs)-Rcv.J.w WILEY BLRpsoE. plstor.-PrcAch
Ing by the pastor a. IL \. VI. and SD l. VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
PROPOSALS..
NoTIcE TO GoAD.BUILDERs ASD
CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS vii bc received ~ he Bald y !;
Iommiiice - TIE Ontril LuDtitc Asylun, sstlf
ard ace n seed 10 Tie u'ders E1el nnni tbe i9fi
DAY OF sVGT-1. 1884, fnF TIRE improyetnf mt ~
20. read from he corpora p line ~ tbo "ity n
Porrspafg 90 The hfyium tac: Al p. TO- The go
sifucnon - rad through he Asylum iarn -
Iorfle vi oie wfT. - fir rrrtipns N tie sane
r,r cub'c yard ~ eNsayaton PLACED IN e.nhtns-
uent. teTcr'i' yard ~ excavation vistef: Dor
square yard - sDsll pavement ilif AMI rlmm ~.
I'r squ'rr yard ~ sh''llug pr sIuue ard ~
travelling psr eIuare y ri ~ narafsm' max pr
bpcsr foot ~ ~" q rF.,-co'tt uips isii AMI pm
tcc'cd PER linear foot Of T." 'crr.- - pine hii
aud projected
. g afcn ~ ne on1rc 81 ,. \. LEANfN WORTH
snd Z. n. bI'NN, fuginccfs. ~. iva eyrainpr
street, Petersburg Va over Hlit' . DAM
Inc no wrlrk f. To 20 completed ~ oyEd9EV
|, 1855. aud pIymrnfs Ia conc wtIt' VII 80
made t,eiy tNo Ttrks up.n 'FtiH ''ea ~ lle
A,yiun B., giuecrs. - ger cent. r plyment D.
mgr served unil c'u'p'cg1n ul och of.rt-.
The samm'ttcc re- rsf. %" ryff in - .rt inY
xnI All bias. NIt .ANDfG HAMILTON.
Chairman BIi iiuk 'omwitre
au2 -lot 'o rthIfs ".
DROPOSNLS FOR FURNISHING
l mn FRI DEPARTMENT
WITH ftiD.
HFArotArrp- FmE Dyr,urVgSrl
ff'uMuNI. Ntx BID. J. l~~i.
NOTtor.
S,a'ei rr, c.,1'- 1910 he f.-.'s.i 10 t.r oH-" -
TIE GI,f ftyr,,r 90 tho F.rr Department.
1v0.y -dflh and BrusI streets. UuUl
IlyE>D'N,Arsr.t 1uf
~ - ", for furnishing t.r ho-,e. oi The sirf
I-paIt.leul 80 Nh
FEFD AND STRAW
i.r tr.t months.
~, Committee ou Fire department rc"rY thf
right totel,ci any or iN binds. AND 3" A"'rl i.i'
contract fer each article required g. il l'"-'t
bidder therefor.
Forms 81 1 rrrosals viii Doe fuiui,h"i 0H 'ppb-
cation at the oincc II ttc chic .nta.U.
HvorI.roftlc Committee .u .i., Department.
JOHN y. kINt,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
.,.pRsAG,.s.
nEAlllS.

sonMERs-cBAMP, -Mrrled; July e.
MRS snd MARY r. CiisMPiN: both Of MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

1t CLAY.ST BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Clay and GraAsm streets.
Rev. s. c. CLOrToN Uastor.-PrsAshins 81 IL
4. v. by Rev. a. n. SANDS an 1 a. $40 =. N.
" ReV.I. G. RILAND, ID. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

IT THIRD 7 L Z : Z 7 7 z K y
CHUECIT.-Sunday school At $3.50 4. v. Rev
Mr.. IIowIsoN pastor. ut II \. N. At night
tl5 O'Clock. The congregation will BY invitation
Worship IN Tho Unlou-station Methodist Episcopal
church In union with &c congregation Of that
church. sermon ~ She pastor Of the Third Pre-
byterlsn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

HOTEL WARN ICK,
III NEWPORT'S NEWS, Va"
Located ON Hampton RoaG-. eight miles above
Oli Point Comfort.
THE BEST SUMMER RESORT N TIE OLD
DDMlSItN.
VpOL SEA BRELZE>-EELlEF IRON UNh-FtFtb.
4 substantial brick structure, having all modern
eonycn!cnrt s.; situated un hlut overlooking ,ie
~ Il,g4tfIy f1lui-he! TaHl" and -.r,'r, 1u.
.ur2a SOD. Apply o. e.. q. CIRCUIT 100 BrAi-
WaY, New orh.0r tn
j. &. SNINEETON, Manager.
Hotel MArNl,k.
&C. Q-8u N-Nppr''. NtWt y q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Eau 2-2ti
STONEWALL JACKSON CAMP, q
y No. |, & v, 81
TO Tic FRONT. X
EXCURSION TO MAlDEN'S ADVENTURE,
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
MON DAl, AUGUST 4, 1854,
FO8 THE
BENEFIT or DISABLED SOLDIERS.

The veterans Of this Camp respectfully ask the
kind -uDpgrt AMI cooperation of 3 generous pub
ne. To make thu eycrrsou perfect success We
ak The patronage of all, who may expect \ plea
ant and CniOy ablc time.
No Intoxicating liquors allowed on the train.
The train viii leave IN" depot At 1880 4. VI. Re
turning, will leave Maidens Adventure At $50
4. VI.
TIE usual anus. INCORPORATING, FISHING,
DANCING Sc may ie expected, and tho cnm-
uilIee Will see that every one shall have pleasant
lime
Fare trCund ulpl: Adults, so cents; chil1nn.
20 cents: 10 be obtained fIoLa the committes or
any Comradc Of the Camp.
Committee of ArraHgsn ents Andrew Hrouse,
charm n; W. e. Darlington. commander; f.. n.
Ctamberaync. Jr. adjutant.
Comrades: Joseph II. Kaiser, II. c. Jones james
u. smith, II. j. Clarke. X. y. BEDFORD, X. n. VIII
sou, Il. 4. Morris, James Ii. Patton. ~ AL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

TGRACE-ST BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace aud Foushco siroenl.-
Preaching Nv the Tastor, Rev. WILLIAM L. HATCH
sH, ID. D.. at IL o'clock \. NJ on SUNDAY. No
service al night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

TT FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above >hafcrl-Rey. PEYroN H.
H0CB pas,or.-S"ryiccs 1t ii \. VI. and SD l.
n. seat. free. Public cordially Invited.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18
Weybrldge.

There was a gathering of young peo-
pie at l.. Huntington's on Wednesday
evening last
Mr.. |. j. Twitchcll sold his PAGER last
week to parties from below; considera-
ton. 800.
Judge Harrington is able to attend to
his official business, and promises to
cOGaa out all right by spring.
The Post Sampson entertainment was
poorly attended. Everything passed oil
very pleasantly, however. The manag-
ers did their best to entertain those who
favored them with their presence.
Quite a number of our young folks are
upon the sick list. Misses Emma Farr
and lneZ Fishes have been down. but are
able to attend school again. Miss Cardie
Spriggs is still confined to her bed with
jaundice. Mrs. Caroline Warner is con-
valscent.
Mr.. Lutte Warner, while engaged in
chopping wood at the old Parker lot. cut
his foot severely, rendering it impossible
for him to walk. Being alone he remain
ed in the cold until Mr.. Cullen Billiard.
who owns the lot. CHANGED to find him
| He was taken home and physician sum
moned and his wound dressed. lie i,
doing we'll.
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Orwell.

w. b. Wright has just purchased a
very fine horse.
w. c. Hack is in Western New York
on business.
Mr.. Murray has let his farm to Levi
Hopkins of Shorcham for the coming
year.
The week of prayer was observed here
last week, and the meetings were well
attended.
Miss Fannie Luther expects to go to
Crown Point, to take music lessons.
Mr.. McElroy has gone to Canada to
visit friends and relatives. He will be
away few months.
DR.. Ward of Massachusetts, formerly
of this place. has been in town visiting
friends and relatives.
Charles Sellccll of Sudbury and Miss
EStella FELTON, were united in marriage,
Tuesday evening, at the brides home, by
Rev. 5. f. Calhoun.
j. Il. Van Zandt, an artist from Albany,
n. y. is in town making oil paintings
from II. r. Cults horses. Ben. Franklin
and Addison Lambert. to be used in the
preparation of work entitled 1.-The
Celebrated Horses of America
Rev. Mr.. Smith, secretary of the Home
Missionary society, preached here last
Sunday. both morning and evening. In
the morning his address was on "lIomc
Missions and his remarks were very in
terpstinp
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ChampIain Valley Bee-keepers' AssO-
citation.

The annual meeting of the above
named organization was held in the par
lors of the Addison House on the 10th
inst. J. +. Crane of Middlebury pre-
sided. V. V. Blaclmcr of Orwell was
made temporary secretary.
Two committees, of three members
each, were apponted-one to nominate
officers and the second to suggest topics
for discussion.
The nominating committee reported the
following For president. II. l.. Leonard
of DuXbury; vice-president f. Z. VOL
colt of Shorcham; secretary and treaSur-
er, j. +. Crane. The report was unan-
imOusly accepted and adopted and the
gentlemen named were declared elected.
The president. on taking the chair. eX-
pressed his appreciation of the honor
conferred upon him and spoke of the
benefits the association had brought to
the bee~keepers of this county and vicin-
ity.
The remainder of the session was de
voted to discussions. the subjects being
" Is it desirable to exchange queens with
other bee-kcepers for the benefit of their
aparieS:' Twill some strains of bees
of the same race prove more productive
than other strains - The speakers were
v .
Il. III. Holmes of Bridport and others.
A the afternoon session +. l.. Ripley
of Boston was called upon to give in
formation relative to the marketing of
honey. He read Il brief paper upon the
subject. He said he did not come to rep
resent the firm of Blake q Ripley. but in
the interest of the honey trade. lie made
numerous Interesting statements regard
| N a. hnnnN 4 nt Ii. :
was given him. ON motion of DIR. Bond,
and Mr.. Ripley was made an honorary
member of the association.
Those of the ladies present who were
interested in bee culture were allowed to
become. members without the payment OF
the usual fee.
| The discussions were continued. The
topics debated were The best way tC
build up weak swarms in the SPRING;
" How far apart should large apiaries be
locatedy' Which is best. Il hive Will
IA dead-air space or Il chatl-packed hiveY
4" What machine is best for making cont
foundations he last subject twas
A" What are the advantages of Cyprear
bees over other races One member
thought their strongest point was theil
Stings, and the rest agreed.
The meeting ther adjourned to NEE
again the second Thursday in January
1883.
During the meeting the secretary calleC
for reports from the members. FifteeI
reported upon the product of their bee
this season, the aggregate being 90. Ion
pounds. This is, of course not Il fai
statement, as in all probability 100 ,00C
pounds was produced in this county alon,
the past season. j. ii. Mead of Yves
Rutland reported yield of 273 pounds
from one hive; l.. &. Thompson of Wey
bridge, $50 pounds of comb honey from
one hive, and V. V. Blackmer of Orwell
100 pounds. We regret that our Limited
space prevents the publication of tn
discussion in full and also all the fact
gathered by the secretary.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most poten
] blood purifier, and fountain of healt
and strength. BE wise in time. Al
baneful infections are promptly remove
by this unequalled Alternative.