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DowY.TOwy MERCHANT having

n passed several -leepless nights, disturbed by
the agones and cries Of suffering child and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WiNSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP was just thu article needed,
procured supply for the child. Onreachng home
and acauainting his wife with what he lad done,
She refused 70 have II administered to the child ~
she was strongly IN favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed In suffering and HE parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the father found the baby still worse; and, while
contemplating another sleepless night the mother
stcpped from the room % attend 10 some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered a portion Of the
Soothing syrup 10 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the little fell
low awoke In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden aud won
olerfu change and although at first offended at the
deception practiced upon her, has cOntinuedto use
the syrup, and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared 4 single trial Of the sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby and over.
come the preJudices OF the mother.
Sold by all druggists: 25c. a bottle.
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Briefs and Personals.

The firemen at the Tenth.Street hose
house and No. Truck Company were
called out yesterday morning at $40 by a
distinct alarm from Station 81. IL turned
out, however, that there was no general
alarm. II was an unexplained striking.
The semi-annual inspection OF the Fire
Department will take place on Monday at
8 z. NJ. in front OF the Broad-Street en-
gine-house.
The Church Hill Y. NJ. c. A. lawn
party has been postponed TO next Monday
night, when fine gold ring will be voted
the most popular young hdy on the law.
Judge Barton has been presiding in the
Chancery Court for two days in case in
which Judge Holiday was counsel before
he was elected judge.
For to-day only, the passenger steamer
from West Point to Baltimore will be dls.
continued.
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DR. MILAN II. DorGHrY,

Late Professor Of Mater.a Medica aud Therapou-
tics, Medical College of Georgia: surgeon In
Charge Of General Hospital, Confederate Army :
Member Of American Medical Association, &c.
{. T,,,,bo. W1I0ridl Eerer of severe type pre-
vailed extensively In a favorite part Of the Guy
duriug the past summer, aud a number OF eases
came uudcr my professional care, and i'm all IF
Them | substituted the Buffalo Llthid Water for
lie ordinary dhnking-waier, and am satlshed
with excellent results. -,
The following considerations prompted this
u.e oft: -.
lst. The certainty Of securing pure 'odter.
"2d. 1t promotes the continued fTee dctioH oi
the KidBfys, a great desidcrltnm IN IBph0ddt
Diseases For DIS purpose IthiHk IL superSedeS
1qedfcindi remedies pLODtr.
"3J. IL aIlays TrrifdbIifV Of the stomach ana
preserves the Int grity Of the DigfSttre organs,
matter Of great moment in 1gphOtd.'
sBoih Drs Howard and Manson refer 10 the
water of the old Buffalo spring known as No. l.
For sale by .Dn.CO
Agents for Virginia Mineral springs Waters
Ic l9-Th&Sa3w
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Congregational Convention Third Dis.
trict.

To the Democratic Voters Of The Third
congressional District:
The Democratic Convention whose duty
il will he to choose candidate to repre-
sent the Third congressional district in the
Forty-ninth Congress will assemble In the
Ballard House, in this city, at II O'Clock
VI. on Wednesday, July 30th. The basis
OF representation will be the combined
votes for the two Hancock and English
tickets, and one delegate will be chosen
for every hundred votes, or fraction OF a
hundred over fifty, that were cast for Han
cock and English. Following Is the num-
ber OF delegates to be chosen by the cOun-
ties and cities in the district: Chesterfield,
II: Goochland, 3; Hanover, II; Henrico.
II; King william, =; New Kent, 4; Man
chester, 3; Richmond city, 80.
Democratic county and city superinton-
dents are requested to call meetings and
take such steps rs are necessary TO have
their respective counties and cities repre-
sented in the Convention.
BY order OF the Committee for the Third
congressional d strict.
RICHARD +. BEIRNE, Chairman.
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At regular meeting OF Marshall Lodge,
No. u, Knights OF Pytbias, Thursday eve
aing, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Paul Latouehe, =. c.;
Rev. Il. Crump, &C; Nelson T. Powell,
y.C.; W. Camp, p; w. X. Talley, ID.
Of A.; -, /. g.; Theo. Roach. o. g.;
and will be duly installed July 10th by ID.
ID. G. c. Robert J. Mcdowell. This Is one
Of the most hourishing lodges in the luris-
iiction--a good membership and satisiac-
tory treasury. Their fourteenth anniyer.
sary will be celebrated with basket picnic
at Ashland Park, on the Richmond, Frcde-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, July ?3d,
on which occasion each member, with their
ladies and children, will be taken to the
grounds, and the day spent In amusemcnts
Of various kinds. The Young Mems Glee
Club win render some choice music. Rich
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Confederate Home Trustees.

Lee Camp Confederate Veterans last night
elected the following trustees for the Home
for Confederate Soldiers and Sailors !:
Messrs. n. V. Randolph and j. b. McKen-
ney, Captain G. u. Williams, Colonel j. b.
Purcell, Captain II. c. Jones, General Pey-
ton Wise, Judge L. c. Minor, Major Lewis
Ginter. General Fitzbugh Lee, Hon. WV.
Corcoran, Lloyd Aspinwall. Esq. Corporal
James Tanner. j. b. Pace, Esq.
Mayor W. c. Darlington rendered his re-
signatiOn rs commander OF the Camp. IL
will be acted upon at the next meeting.
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Use OF IT IN A CASE OF YELLow-FEvER.
sDR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD, or BALTIMORE,

sDR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD, or BALTIMORE,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Children in
the University Of Maryland.
Dr. Howard atteSts the common adaptation Qf
this Water in ga ride range of cases with that
Of the far-famed White sulphur Springs in Green
oricr county, West Virginia, and adds the follow
inK:
Indeed in a certain class Of cases IL IS much
superior to The latter. | allude 10 the abiding
debility attendant upon The tardy cOnyalescence
from grave acute diseases: and more especially 10
the CIcbCriG and StqBfiS incident to NGtdrtOus
Ferers in all their grades and varieties. To certain
forms OF .4t0Rfc Dyspepsia, and al the ABec-
tiOHS PfCHitdr 10 WOfaeR that are rcmediable at
all by mineral waters. IN Sn0rt, lCere I called
uDoR u state from tohdt mineral lcGters hare
seen nc greGgtSt and most uRmiStQkdbie amount
II good accrue ia The largest nunber Of cases "a
Bafalo SpriRgS, ta NeckieRJUr0 county, Va"
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sDR. o. +. MANSON, OF RICHMOND, VA"
Late Professor Of General Pathology aud Physiol-
n.,. I'm ihn NInhlrnl lnllnrp If NirRinia:

..Ibave observed marked sanative effects from
the Buffalo Water H. Hdidrfdi CGcheJf0, Atomic
DgSBfpsia, some Of the Peculiar affections of
VOsaCa, AnGRfd. HppOchOHdTtdStS, CdTdtdc
Plantations, DC. 10 mas been especially chca-
ciOlis I'm Chronic TRtermittent Ftrer, numeroUS
CASES IT his character, l1htch had obstiHmtLY
,ritI stood me ustai nedieS hdrHg restored 10
perfect heath ia a trief space If time By So
i0tiry at he SDginqSm
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this train will be reduced to three hours;
from Old Point Il will be shortened to two
hours and half, ard from Newport's News
to two hours. The local travel from the pc
nlnsula to Richmond in the evening will be
cared for by the tram arriving in Richmond
at i0.10 y NJ
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Police Court,

The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday:
Rob TT Mosby, Pleasant johnson and
Richard Nosby (all colOred), charged with
beating Samuel Lynn. Discharged.
:. NJ. Bryant, for being drunk. Fined
$3.50.
John Lyel (colored), for being drunk.
Fined $3.50
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Died I'm q Bar-R0Om.

Abram Gardner (colored), al employe Of
the AIleg lany Railroad Company, stopped
In at 1O5 east Broad street about O'Clock
yesterday evening to get drink, and lus'
as he was about 10 take it fell back dead
He was forty-four years OF age and mar.
ried. He had suffered from futtering ol
the heart, and probably died from heart
disease.
Tue Coroner viewed the body, but heldnc
inquest.
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Closing sales OF Roots and shoes.

On TODAY a; 1890 A. VI. and 4:30 u. NJ.
the last OF the stock OF boots and shoes at
9O9 Main street will be sold.
There is st II left some very fine shoes,
both ladies' and gentlcmen'S. Attend the
sale and buy your shoes at less than hall
pricp.
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Real Estate Sale.

Messrs. r. b. Chafiin & Co., real estate
agents. have sold the farm In Henrico
county, on the Newmarket road about
three miles from Richmond, containing leo
acres, and owned by Captain ". :. Littie-
field, to M. Rolf Creyks, Of England.
for theisum Of $4,000.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" SHENANDDAH COUNTY, VA.

Having leased those weli-known SPRINGS TOR
nyo years, we beg to inform the public aud. our
friends that they viii be Opcned from JUNE 10
DECEMBER L. iS5., for the reception Of guests.
All appointments first class. The hoielS ana cot
tages have been pot In excellent condition aud the
complete furnishing entirely renovated, affordirS
accOmmo iatons AMI comforts equal TO any resort
in the Sop,h. Capacity, 500 persons.
Mail, telegraph. AID express Facilities In the hO-
tel.
TERMS: $40. S45, and 800 per mouth accord-
ing 10 location. special rates for srHson. Write
for descriptive circulars. giving varieties aud
analysis Of the different waters, 10 JOSEPH y.
WOODWARD, Manager, or NJ ~. g. MAD
pi Y I'IODrcforc. INV w ~"
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Monday MOOnlights.

Dutch Gap-Stcamer Ariel, every Mon
day night Leave at 1880 p. NJ; return
at l0:30 =. NJ. Music. dancing, refresh
ments. Strcet.cars connect both going
and returning. Delightful family excur-
sions. Perfect order. No improper per-
sons allowed. Fare only soc.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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SPRINGFIELD, TENN.

DR.. j. BradReld: Dear sir,-My daughter has
been suffering for many years with mar ureau'ul
aflic.ion known rs Female Disease which mas cost
me MANY dollars, AID notwithstanding hlu inc
let medical attendance, could not ma rehei.
have used many other Kinds oil nedlCine9 "I.n,
,,,, snv effect had Just about given her up, and
,y, out Of heart, but happened In the store oi W.
". Ecker, several weeks since, ana hc' knowing
If Iny daughter afiiction' persuaded me 10 Duy
bottle OF your Female Regulator. She began 10
,ronroye NJ once. was 80 delighted with It's ell
fleets that bought several more bottles OF IL; anu
knoyi ~ what do about II, If to-day one oil my
family was suffering with that awiul diSeaSe'
would have It If it cost so DCtte' lor oaa
I'll S,IIv say Il has cured my daughter sound ana
veil and pyseif and wife do most heartily recon-
mend your Female Regulator TO be just what IL Is
represented W be.
Respectfully, .,,.
HID. FEATHERsToN.
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II YOU have trouoie in getting your
medicines prepared to suit you, and wish
the very best, 90 to y. II. Robins, j23
north Second street. For purity, full
strength, and reasonable prices, be Is hard
10 beat.
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STATE or GEORGIA, TROUT COUNTY
Ibaye examined the recipe of DR.. Josiah brad-
field, and pronounce 1t TO be combination OF
medicines OF great merit in the treatment oi all
diseases Of females for which he recommends 1t.
WILLIAM J.. BEAsLEY, NJ. d.
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wv o " \ y .
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TyRs OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
NrAn NfARIrTTA. Ga.

NEAR MARIETTA, GA.
some months ago | bought bottle of Dr. d.
Braddeld's Female Regulator and used IL In my
family with great satisfaction. have recon-
mended IL TO three families. and they have found
=, IN ne inst what Is claimed for it. The females
who have rsed II are now in perfect heSl'h ana
sble 10 attend 10 their household duties.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
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Whether Ti.den or Cleveland

or any other man is nominated don't fail to
90 to The Clothing Palace, 1901 Main street,
and get one Of their suits that have been
reduced 10 so aud Slj.
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The finest mayouaise dressing for all kinds Of
salads, cold meats. raw tomatocss picel,d salmon,
cabbage, etc.. Is DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING.
Its, Lc. .idcs. more economical than home e-made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-28

BEFORE LEAVING THE CITY FOR YOUR USUAL
summer tiip supply yourself with all Travelling
Reaalsites At OWENS & MINORS, Druggists,
opposite post Office.
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Before going to the springs send your
horses TO pasture at Chat,worth, owned by
Il. b. Challin, who will send for your
horses.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK ID. HILL & co, o l.. NJ, building lots
on Littepage street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. H., horse, mules,
vehicles, &c.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 1880 \. NJ. and
4:30P. NJ, boots, shoes, &c.
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OFFICE OF THoAAsD NEAL Sas4 az"
NIcnM MOSD, VA, June "a, loef'
mo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERRN,s;MoIa soI
i have this dayqaaIia.ed, ,n, as n NEAL. Ali
.,s,soas having cislms against Sala Ss' ,e,sons
grgssnt them 70 me for p,yment and - s,a ne pe''""
0sieg saia es'''c TIiOMksD. NEAL, Jh.,
Administrator Of Thomas u. Neal
.so xv.I In. lsucecss0r 20 Thomas u,
.rJ1sttvss.nnssMisSiOS NEhCHANT, for ssls %
Me-, Ses,d sdrass.ceo once sBder Tobacco fnsnsnfc
shockoe siip, Richmond. VIZ. .
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Be sure to see your horse has been sent
to Chatsworth. owned by r. b. Chatiin, TO
spend the summer. Good pasture, run
ning water, ample shade.
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Personal.
- = - -, : ',-,,,,TI q
QUALIFIED AS

NOTICE.-HAVING QU4A.L1liFdnEEpS liz AZ As
Nh v bkGsAsEpi Nil preien a efti6S% them
having claim, against satd and All per
10 me, et,IbcI,pcd 70 .aid estate viii make 10
sons ihuco'Su " ~ r. A. CARY.
me az once. .,y " ft0htfoot deceased.
hSec"'o' " soTpcr Tenth and Bank streets;
fe 1S-lw
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DIR. JOHN W. WILLIAMSON, JACKSON, TENN.
Extract from Communication on The THerdpeu-
tie action Of m, Bu0aio Lithta Water
ia the" Virginia hedicnt MORh-
m" for february, 1877.

II fht " FlrgtHl1 -Ht0lcuL MOIU-
~ for Februdry, 1877.
s.Their great value in Mdidridl Diseases and
S.g,ieIG has been most abundanuy and satisiac-
fortlv tested: and have no question that ii would
Lt ve been valuable auxiliary in the treatment Of
Tho epidemic Of IeliJjC-Ferer which so terribly
,f1icicd the Mississippi VALLEY during the past
summer. | prescribed 1t myself. and II gave
prompt relief I'm a case Of Suppression " Urine,
IN Ttil0iC Ferer. and decide6lU mUiQGfed other
disfyfSSiH0 and d0HQeTOuS symptoms. The pa
tient recovered. hut how far the water may have
contributed 10 that result tbaving prescribed 1t in
but single Casel |. of cou' Sc, canuot undertlke
frrf hat rs administration iCdS attended by the
most bfafGciGl TeSuHs.n
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Think of Et.

II you want real bargains in Clothing
now is the time to get them, and The Cloth
ing Palace, 1891 Nam street, Is the place,
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NOBB'S ISLAND, VA.
THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IL VIRGINIA.


The finest and safest snTfb ching. ocean, chan
ue and sbark-h,hing aHd snipe-sboOtiug.
Terms: ~ per day, tl2 pcr week, $40 per
month.
Route, from Old Point aud Norfolk bY stclmer
Northampton q CherTysfone every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY. The baltimore
aud Washingt ton steamers make rlO come cti0a
with the Northampton. Hotel pbVsician, =. A.
VI zhugh. Address
je l.2,m !. T. SPADY.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
ron
MALARIAL POISONING.
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mond Division, Nc. 4, Uniform Rank Sir
Knights, Jo. Lane Stern commander, will
accompany the party.
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Treatise on the Health ana sspplness OF "oha"
TaF nRApFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY
Box 2S, Atlanta, Ga
fte24-dlw&wltl
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SUMNER HOMEs.--FREE

4 EO0 SUMMER HOMEs.-FREE
lsCUNJ HAND. BOOK ceussisins list OF sam-
meS hotels and boarding houses along Hudson
liyey and 10 Catsk,!i moaatatns, With terms, a..
ezetionss maps, snd hsuserasiens. seat q ANY ad-
dress npoa application. with thrs-cent stamp, 20
y. l. kuR9IITs Eastern PASSENGER Agent Wes<
Sl.ors hoac. ae1 Broadway, New York.
jes: e,hyI
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nooK AYD FOB WORK NEATLY
nEEygcUTIps - The Dlsf@'0"
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CEAsON OF 1884.
uUGUENOT SPRINGS.

II
This pleasant aud healthy SUMMER GEsO8r.
situated eighteen miles from the city, one md q
quarter miles from Vinlta station, RlehInOna .snt
Allcghsny railroad, VIII be open for visitors
JUNE lsT. These springs are situated M a bcsU-
iiful and shady grove Of thirty acres. TIE waters
are chaybeate and sulphur; said to b. by sO8ic
Of the best Medical men 0f our city nearly eIl -
that NJ the White sulphur.
Our tables viii be supplied with fresh ve-n.cb,cs
raised on the place. plenty OF pure mik aud fresh
butter, and other dehcaeies OF The season.
TsRMs ulos crate. Special terms 10 parties with
large families. FOR further Information apply 20
w. j. MCnbM ELL.
corner Seyeath and Main streets.
te i2-eodlm Richmond, Va.
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DEsORT HOUSE, POINT PLEAS

II > GDOhi iiOEh'hf ''tA'
Ii Ant, y. N.J.-HOth rural and seaside; delight
fully situated, near the OCEAN and two heaitiful
lakes, and I'm the immediate vicinity ol The Manss-
uuan river and Barncgat bay; appointments nrsf-
class IN every respect; cuisine uneNeelled; Suri-
and saltwater balbiug boating fishing, and crab
bing. lovely drives; "A fine orchestra engaged. y.
n 3RT'GIf proprietor. h1s-lm
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ITS VALUE IN TYrHo.MALARIAL FEVER.
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4 TLANTiC CITY.
TLANrIC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAILS ARE Rim THROUGH
WlTHOCT STOPS ~ NINETY MINUTES
VIA
CAMDEN AND ATTAIN WEST JEPSFY
TIC RAILROAD. RAJ Road.
from station foot ct Vine nom stiitOI fool OI
street. Market street.

from station foot ct vine nom st1li0i foOt OI
street. Market street.
Passenger from W. hlngtOu viii tlie thc
through Ilain 81 tle BALTIMORE AND pUJO-
MAC RAILROAD TO Phii1dc'pJia, and frr.vs n
the new BrOad-Str,ct station of ihe PcJDsyly1ua
railroad. whore .tTret.cIrs VIII convey Da.sen GERS
direct to The Wet Jersey R1in0fd s'af,On. sad
Union Transfer coaches connect direct i0 - 3fa
tiOn of TIE Camden and Atlantic railroad.
tor through tickets bIcl igc-ch. cks aId ttii N
formation, apply rs follow. Northeast corner
Thirteenth street aud PcnnsSlyauil 49, nue; sfa-
ton baltimore and Potomac railroad, Wls!.ng-
ton. ID. &.
j. l.. WOOD, General Passenger AZ ut.
CHARLES T.. PUGU, General Manager.
g. IC-fAuIS
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WANTED. BOARDERs IN THE
w MOUNTAINs--MtNsfO HOUSE. Nc
Dowell, Highland county. Va. open for b0sr1ers
JUNE 10, 1884. Ills place prcsenfs nany at
fractions for invalid and pleasure-seekers, Cii.
mate delightful and exceedingly healihfol. Scene
ry grand and beautiful. Mountain streams afford
pleasure In fishing battlefield OF McDowell al
most In sight OF the hotel. line ChnlyDae
spring convenient, whose waters are highly Dene-
6cial 10 iovalids. Daily mad. Accommodation
good. satisfaction gtarsnteed. Terms: 81 per
week S25 per month OF twenty-eight day. fOy
further particulars address
J. ". BRAWSHAW,
owner and Proprietor.
je 26.lm Mcdowell. Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

uOT AND WARM SPRINGS HOTEL.
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Descriptive Circular sent 10 applicants.
te 25-S(A WARM SPRINGS ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-02
Bronson BADLY Burned.

Fire destroyed about half of tho bust
ness portion of Bronson, Branch coun-
ty. on the 2lst inst. The flames, which
arc supposed to have been of incendi-
.ry origin, started at about 7:30 and
were not gotten under control until TO-
The buildings were all frame structures
and burned with the greatest rapidity.
Help was summoned from the neighbor-
ing towns. A saloon was opened, liq-
uor flowed freely, and riot ensued,
several shots being fired. Nobody,
however, was seriously hurt.
One man was caught stealing and
placed in jail. The total loss is esti-
mated at 10000, with probably less
than 800, 900 insurance. Following are
the losers ID. Willis, grocers; f. Knapp
& Son, boots and shoes; X. Kieffer,
clothier; Rockwell & Crawford. drugs
and groceries; Horace Shepard & Son,
jewellers; Keen d. Post, butter and eggs;
Joseph Watson, jeweler; Miss Dell
Akers, millinery; w, f. Barnum, books
and stationery; Sanborn & briggs, sa-
loon; c. j. Reyes, large double store,
general merchandise; G. G. Bennett IL
Son, meat market; Frank Earl, confec-
tionery; postofiice, engine house; +. ID.
Jones, hardware; William Blass, billiard
parlor, b. Moore, cigar factory; Z. G.
Brown, photograph gallery. One dwelling
house was entirely destroyed and two
others partially SO.