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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Heroic Recovery Of the Body or
H;ae Disaster.



POCAHONTAs, VA" August Is
The dead body Of John Owens. the VIC
tim Of the mine disaster az Pocahontas
on the 18th instant. was recovered to-
day after eleven days Of laborious and
dangerous work. The search was m,le
by gang Of brave miners headed By
the inside superintendent. William
Moody. 1t was evident from the posi-
tion Of the body that death was in
stmtaneous. In his right hand was
found his lunch-basket, and in the left.
clutched with the death-grip, was his
vest, containing tifty-eight dollars in
money and his watch. He was found
in the drift in which be had worked,
and it Is supposed that be had returned
there after the alarm was given to get
his effects. and was caught under the
heavy cave-in. The officers of the
company here have done all in their
power to aid in the recovery Of the
body. Everything quiet now. and
work has been resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
NATURAL BRIDGE.

From SEPTEMBER 10Th 20 NOVEMBER
lO1H the NEW HOTELS. with n capacity
for i00 guests viii b. kept open this year
Tor the Indian Summer Season. They ar9
iu the nObiost park sast - the Mississippi.
Hunting Fishing. and Boating. A stable
With excellent saddle hOr~,s. E,cyen miles
Of private reads from which may be- So d
zoo miles u mountains. and additional at
fractions
A special rate G $40 per month Will be
given aNeT ~ ptemOcr 10th.
J. y PEYTON SuPerin ,endent.
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STUART, August &c. l8S5

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STUAET, August &c, 1885.
Samuel ii. IIoge, Esq, a promin
young lawyer, was nominated by the
Democrats yesterday for the House OF
Delegates. and accepted the nomina-
ton in pleasing speech. On to-mor-
row a convention will he held here for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for the Senate for this district.
Colonel John +. Penn, now Of Ro-
anokc, formerly Of this county, ad-
dressed the people here yesterday in a
speech Of great clearncss and force, and
it was heartily received. Colonel Penn
sold THAT neither Wise, Blair, nor
Wood had voted for Grant in 1872, or
Garfield in 1850, and yet they and their
leaders had Ousted from the field in
Virginia those who were the Republi-
cans Of those days. lie also said that
Governor Cameron had recommended
and approved every act of the last Legs
lature on the debt question, and he pro-
posed to fend off the recent blow at the
life of the State by all the means within
the power Of the State, hoping that
President Cleveland may yet have the
appointment Of one justice Of the Su-
preme Court.
P. II. McCaull, Esq, who was to
have addressed the people here yester-
day, did not get up from Halifax in
time. lie addressed a small crowd
here last night in the courthouse. Mr.
McCaull walked to and fro about fifteen
feet on the judges bench, laughed
often and much, and the substance OF
his speech was this paraphrase Of an
old song:
He walks about. DC scuai' about. 10
jumps ! J.W Crow;
And every rme he turns abou, he lie
just 20.
\ gentleman Of this county, VIII
lad been a Republican oGice-h)lder.
tell, ne that Patrick county will Civ.
a larger majority for General Lee th,a
Size gave for Cleveland, adding that ;.
knows many Republicans who have ez-
pressed the determination To- vote for
General Lee and hi, ticket.
The crops Of this season in TIL, couu-
T. are reported excellent. On. man
says Patrick viii maze c1rs enough %
last four yesrs. But | think the value
.,t.lI,S.' aro orea, L,, H. .h''.. H.
NM ,rsc.s So em,U AoJ ! ,Li,t
he tobacco +. small. n.t The r-so Of
winter fruits good. Here's o7. lam
WHO counts ON q thol.a7l l.-l.l. of
alt'e, for market this winter. and
te-e arc o.ber. wh, a.. sail 20 have
',r4er cron, on ttc,r trees. The rr.u-
cr.l yaI..,se. ar, rf.,,7. r.,r-
,o.;- w,1..s,. 'i,.t.r.t.r,,. ..l ,i.
,tr.r.."
.Are ra,o any c,oj Tem-',-,
fe-..- said + "Y.." uo. ths -.
rl.: ..and one hundred and ninety
licensed l,,ul,er-,,." Can Won sci,
me fa,d for nv horse ea;j I T., a
l.rr.,r alo.t cf,eY mile, north ~ >.,.
or- .c.r.,,-',. q" .,i3 D.. IN. c.c1
,r.. init, 80 t,oroh =, ot-,5.n..
- aa ',,. ,''l -o. ,...i ..a 80" -
,,d Ir,'@-r.;t,J =. s.,i .. w. ..
ssi5 h. and a patr;-t-rorrty VOL
co,,o bo.ifcs =. .. Wbst is th,t>"
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MILLB0R0' SPRINGS.


BATH COUNTY. VA. August IS, 1855.
HUNTING and FISHING SEASON be-
gins this Gay. Deer abundant; Pheasauts,
Turkeys aud kishing unsurpassed Ample
provision made fOT the accommodation u
sportsmen.
Terms; Per day. t2.So; peT week. sl2.50:
per month. sac. Address
4. q. PEYTON.
AiliboEo Springs, Bath county, Va.
au law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

The usual services, both on Sunday
and during the week, will be held at
the Manchester Presbyterian church
while the pastor, Rev. I. Epps, is
sysy for the benefit Of his health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

Osnabruck sent Prince Bismarck a
diploma Of honorary citizenship en-
closed in a casket made Of the wood Of
a bench in the ancient Hall Of Peace in
the town-hOuse in which the peace Of
Westphalia was signed in lG4s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

Some newspapers are spelling tn
name Of our rominee for Attorney-Gen-
cral Ayre'. This IS wrong. II should
lie A5e1S. 1t is important that this
should be understood. 50 that the ba.-
lots shAl. be correctly printed in every
county and city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

L NEAR CHAKLoTrESNILLE. VA.
fur Iul- au' ouu- Men. S"rt tor ,ata-
iDECv. JOHN E. ~ANI'-pN. 4. 81. PrluS-
Iat; EfV. ED0AH WOODS Ia. H..
au 1-cct.et associate Prime. pl+
A FULL GRAD ATE OF 4
"A southern female col.-e desires "a
SiTi A4INN as t.acn"r BEST r.lrrru --~
t.teu aut required Attr.~, - -, a. L. l..
Gaze tgif ..i 81. 81 ic.el- arg. Va.
eU --~aNAI-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

We tle undersigned. JOHE A. ATGUs.
TINE and JOHN *. HARDWOOD. have th :
DAY formed a cp-pariueishi ipuuter the siyle
and rrm-HaLe of AUGU slime 4 H. r
WOOD, and Will cOutiEua The OF,
o. offs branches a. the Old stand. We retai u
tie services of Nj ". a. WATKINS as book
keeper aud Office manager. where ne " u
be pleased 10 see his friends and customers
hs usual We hope 10y strict attention TO
business 10 deserve tie liberal patronage oi
tie public. returning thanks Tor their pa.
tlOIHge 10 the late trm.
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE.
AL 22-lot JOHN SsHARW WDOD
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Lie snIrtrar.v ,raR,s, r.gh,.

Reports Of the gioyc-iigh' between
Sullivan and McCaHfcy, a. 'inc'anati,
will be bullelincd by ro1ais a; Man
nrg's, coo Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

There is considerable activity here
in the bright tobacco market, and
prices have advanced. growing out Of
the news of short crops il Virginia and
North Carolina.
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pon't overlook

the Winston Reinforced LInen-Bosom
Shirts at G. cents, and those Peppsreli
.esn Drawers at A. ccnts. a1l those
stylish silk Scsrfs at % cents, al o.
which are at 90l Main street.
T.. b SPENCE 0 SoT,
Merchant Tailors.
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N0RTHSTATE NEWSN NUGGETS.
KICKED TO DEATH Bl-A MULE.

Sentenced 10 be fiaugc,.-Rairoad Miticss-
Cotton The Laie Storm Shoi at by BUR-
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Remedy for DuiI Times.

Extra bargains in Shoes, Trunks,
and Satchels at Williams ( Ford's,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Richmond Theatre.

On Tuesday the lst Of September
the Theatre opens for its regular season
with Joaquin Miller's play Of Tally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

-e7 last BROAD STREET.
shils iAlly choice

FRI IT'S
CAhUIE-,
CoNsERVEs tc.,
toIspstr,n' % the country. and supplies
iCE-CKEAE, WATER-lCEs. CAKES. &c,
10 scus'omers In thec.y.
send .u your oriers for Sundays dessert
carly to-day. Nothing can be more dell
rock syrup and no1en IN pure cream. Try
% nom TIIZISlS,
auz3 ~ cap Br0aI street.
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BaOKETRrxY cicARs.
SMOKE TRrxY CIaARs.

TnE DISPATCH JoB-PRrS11Na BorsE 10
thoroughly equipped 20 d0aii kinds % BOOK.
And JOB-PRTSTIGO al the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
OLD POINT COMFORT, va.
HYGEiA HOTEL.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS PROM FORT

SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
Open all the year. Accommodates I.00o
guests. EQuai 10 any hotel in the United
States. Surroundings picturesque and his
torlc. Appointments. table, aud service an.
excelled. Bathing. boating. fishing. and
s,1vipg speeialiy attractive. Terms lsas -.
equal accom- m Oda tions than any resort In
the country. Pure ocean air. nee from ma.
aria and conducive 10 refreshing sesp.
Send fOr descriptive pamphlet.
le2.3in IL. PHOEBCH. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
I United PARTNERSHIP.

This s 20 certify that We. BERNARD D.
HAIhLEN. 4. DAVENPORT, JR. q. y.
DAVENPORT. and JUNIUS a. nORElS-
all 81 The city of Richmond and state OF
a-hsvc formed limited partner
ship for Tie purpose - cOutuctng IN the
city ~ Richmond the business of TAN
NING AND FINISHING LEATHER AND
EINlNG AND SELLING HIDES. LEA
TIER SHOE-BlNDINGS, OILS and other
aitCiee generally dealt boy ieather-deal-
els. Tie partnership is TO continue for tHO
years unless sooner dissolved hy mutual
consent. and tAe L!Iu- name viii be b. b.
CHALkIEI.
lie >I-c.a "a partners are 7. DAVENPORT. Jr,
q. B. DAVENPORT and JrNIt , 4. MORRIS.
and they have each contributed ihe sum u
81 eco Ct- making an Aggregate Of s. l.-
GOO. bfE>AHD y. CHALhLEI IS the gene
"a partner.
Gwen uute, our hands this goth day x
August lsej.
med b. D. CHALELEY.
DAVENPORT JE..
= -
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~. 6c.
SEED WHEAT AND OATS.

S,EED WHEAT AND OATS.
The ue~ LA&DRETH WHITE WHEAT.
tie only WHITE HEAT which proves
hardy auf lIo.hc Uu ord 1Iuary fsiu land.
Price. b- Ier bushsl fOr extra large c.ean
ssel.
ENGLISH PCrATO OATS grown from
seed i,n ported "a. yea-. Iue O,-st oats 20
grow fOr bOth grain and stIaW. Price, 81. 80
per bushei fyr clean. heavy ssed
A.sO. COLLIE DOGS mother two years
C.f trained suiTWO PUPPIES male,
one frma.e-b.aek. with Tan points. tncap.
ERNEST LAW FORD.
New Canton. BIckins nam county. Va.
az 1s-ilfaWlt
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WAIL-DE'ORATIONs. &c.
OAIA. EIAi. Ac.

EOR SALE have m store about
1 500 bushels BEST QUALIFY Old
OATS, winch Will sell iu .iuautltIes 20 suit
purchassr 81 fle low price of tn lfty Seyeu
cents IoT blslei hso HAY and MILL.
FEED at coucsp1uflnsiy IpW prices.
JOHN NELLY
Ru 2J.-ls Twentieth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

CEED RYE. WINTER OATS. GER
- NAN CLOVER, WINTER CCRLED
kALE TUkNlP SkED. aud "a other sea-
soLsD.e 5EELS fDr sale low a.
I ". WOOD q SONS.
~. j. south Fourteenth street. near Main.
a.
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ORCHARD-GRASS, NEW CROP.

Just received one o( the best iOts Of
Or HARD-G RASe, SEED ever sod IN this
city.
All kinds OF GRASS and CLOVER
SEEi ; AZ lowest market rates. Write iOr
pfice. HENRY w. WOOD. ~eeisfnan
cO<neT 5iIa aud Marshall streets.
ic.epaOus. ys7. au 2-.dtOc2&W7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

$4,000 through tie order Of It's chair
man, containing the names, in alpha
het.cal oider, Of all persons who shall
have announced themselves. or been
announced by their written authority.
as candidates for the pOsi;iJn, named,
10 the chairman of the City COMMITTEES
On or before +. II. Of Saturday. s.p-
temher l2th, and shall have paiI 70 the
treasurer Of this committee before 9 =.
VI. Of said September 18th such amount
q. may be assessed against him for
tic purpose Of paying the expenses
q this primary election ~ other
ticket except the one printed by order
Of the Committee On Printing. through
IT. chairman, shall be u.ej 10 this pri-
mary election and 10000 Of such
tickets shall be dei'eIeI ~ The dit
ferent ward sIperintcuIcnts for dI.-
tributi0n on Monday, September l4,h.
in tie ratio of the vote Of their rcspec-
tive wards a. the presidential election,
and the remaining 5000 shall be de-
livered 70 SAID ward supefin,endents
for distribution to the individual ,ossrs
on tie morning Of tie sail primary
election.
WHO ARE ENTITLED 10 VOTE.
None but white Democrats shall
,ot. Pro,il.l tl,t yb.r. M. pers,n
offering 70 VOTE las heretofore q tel
ri,b aoo,ber noli,i.,I rsrtv. his n'.lze
f., ,fe iylgo tf election - s.r,ort tGe
D.mccrat'r ti,ket in tbs eusIi,y el...
,ion sLen e,,,,le l.m - Vote AZ tb,.
,-;,,,rr # to Ie IN an o,ter r.s,sc, .
,i,r, .-.r,f.5 \. man Sail r.. e,,i.
,7.f - v.,. ,rcoo, +, ~. ,raci,ct
,rl4re he live, aud i r.,i,terei Pro-.
7:leJ. that any OIL. who ha, chan,el
n. rreciae. in III. city since the last
r-e+i5euti.l election shall BE entitled
10 vote stL., oil ,otiaz PIE met.
Auv one lot re. Of ,awfu. age. bu.
who will BE trentv.one vears obi Hbv the
Jaf, ~ the ,usuIDg election. shall be
entitled % vote at this Urinary.
The further rro,i,i1us Of the plan
are n substance the same As the law
Of Virginia provides for receiving and
cogut.p, ballots a, elections held Ly
a.tloriIE Of law.
Ou motion OF Nr. ". 5. Cadet, the
p'au reported wa. amended to provide
That the uolls shall b.. opened at y 4.
". And closed At ca p. NJ. so a. to give
the Hork.ugmen a better chance u vote.
Afer ssndrv unimportant amend
ments were adopted, II was resolved
that so much Of the plan as relates 10
senators be recommitted to the commit
tee with instructions to confer with the
county chairman. and to add a proVi-
SION fully covering any coutestcd-elec-
ton case that NAV arise. The City
Committee have adopted such a proyi-
zion as TO candidates for the House.
Itrequires the concurrence of the county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
FLoWIgIyG ROOTS.

IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS.
send fpr descriptive catalogue OF HYA-
rIStIiS. n L.fs CEOCUs. LILIES. etc.
fDr fab planting. Ma ed free. special
pr.ces 10 florists aud large buyers.
HENRY ~ WOOD. SCOTSMAN
corner sixth and Marsnal streets.
Telephone 40. 3sT. au 2s.3t
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THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
PLAN FOR RICHMOND CITY.
Ds'hhs CT the Primary Eloction-Plan
TOT 'he Nomination OF Two Senators aud
-Four Deltgaie..

DEANS CT the Primary Election Plan
for the Nomination OF Two Senator. and
-Four DtItEait,.
AT a meeting Of the City Democratic
Committee held last night, Colonel John
B. Cary in the chair, Mr. II. NJ.
Smith, Jr., from the special committee
appointed to report a primary-election
plan, submitted the following:
Resolced Jy tie C,tV Democratic
Commt'fse # RieLmsnd, That in ac-
cordance with an understanding and
agreement between the Democratic
Committee Of Henrieo county. a pri-
mary election shall be held in the city
and in Henrlco on Tuesday, September
10, 1888, to nominate two senators to
represent the Thirty-ffth district in the
General Assembly Of Virginia. and
that at the same time the Democratic
voters Of Richmond shall nominate four
candidates for the House Of Delegates.
All the voting precincts in the city
Of Richmond shall be opened for this
purpose, and the voting shall be by
Secret ballot, but it is agreed that in
the county Of IIcnrico the County Com
mlttee. or its chairman, shall have
power to adopt such regulations as 70
manner and means Of voting precinc.s
as they may determine. TO ascertain
the results of the votes for senator's the
charmcn Of the Ci;y and County Com
nittecS are constituted board Of cleo
tion commissioners. ani the votes cast
in the city and in the county shall be
by them ascertained and properly AZ
greeated. and the two persons receiving
the largest number Of votes for sena-
tors shall lie by said commissioner, de-
clared the nominees Of the party for
senator's.
In case Of any disagreement between
the two Commissioners In the execution
Of this plan. the chairman Of the Dem
ocratc Committee Of the Thirl con-
-res,ionsi district shall be called in.
and hall be ent.t.eI to dccilc thc ques-
t.oIs a. issue; or if he be absent. or
Lis services cannot be obtained. ,hen
some other member Of the district com.
mi;tcc shall be chosen by the c9mm..-
sjouers % act IN The position ofrcf.ree.
The said Board shall meet A. the head
quarters Of the city committee. or at
such other place as the Board NAV lc-
g. lrrnfrn lrr -1fftft'lr- N,tto... i.., fI.f
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PAIN ~. &s.

7 EAKY ROOFS OF ALL KINDS
II repaired asd pal aied with ARAlrAGB
4 SONS WATERPROOF PAINT AND
CEMENT. Guarsnte-i nve years. Paint
shipped 10 all parts. Send fDr best city re-
ference. Cut advertisement out for futnrs
reference. Address ARAIrAGE a SON,
Richmond. Va. ~ s-3n
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Iy Il o.ner Broad and So -.
THE VERNON TOOTHBRUSH.

We have Just received = fresh importa.
ton by the steamer ST. Laurent. This Is
the finest Brush sold and IS Kept by the re-.
tai dru.g SIS of the city.
ASk Tor the VERNON.
lvls PURCELL LADD K co.
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NV PUBLICATIONS.

GENERAL GRANTS
DESCRIPTION OF
THE SIEGE Os vlcRsBURG.p
the second Of bis War Articles. viii appear
Ia
THE SEPTEMBER CENTURY
Ready TUESDAY. ssrTEnBEg lsr.
au 26&29l
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NIBGlNlA FEMALE INSTITUTE,


Mis-. GT@EHAI.J. +. Il. STUART. Pr'nripn-
Ncrt -e-s Yu ,f nine months ul--n- - rP-
1tNllk lTIIi. win a fU-. corps u superior
teacavfs. lrffus reasonable. Apply - rl,.
tatS.O sIcs .,-' ulIl app. "a ION ID !'r a' PIE
rs' 2y-W -2NSrGN
NOTRE DANE OF MARYLAND.
y Co..c'et- institute for YOUNG Ia
Itt~ and irryslaiHry ~"acoi f1r Liai ~
GIRLS. CONAN~luW% three r'.as f,on
Baltimore. NJ. Colt I''ri uy tne Sisters
" NotIe Dame. send for cst9,oeua.
y t-~s,et I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

amount Of the contributions for the
several boards was s9O3.g6, and this
was falling off from last years
amount Of about sl20. But one house
was being built and improvements
made in others, and so the Blue-Ridge
people are on the advance. ALPHA.
PATRICK POLITrCs-DENO1RATI
NOMINATION-CRO
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VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSTI-
~ .-Tis


Tie academic exercises ~ ms Welt
known institution Will be resumed on SEP
TIMBER luEH. Those desiring admission
siouIdapp.y without delay f3r al needed
informal On %
FRANCIS h. SMITH
au 15-eottd Superintendent.
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ELLICOTT CITY, Nj.

MAUPISS UNIV EK-IFX SCHOOL
CfiN~ SEPT MRIK l-fa. For circulars
address CHAPMAN AAUpIN ". a.
$50 3-WdSaow Principal
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-14
@isceII IIa11eutts.
TRUE ECONOMY.

Every one must practice true economy to succeed in life But it is no economy to buy "shoddy' ar ucles; bad flour, bad butter and bad food of any Kind are not economical to at any price; thou sand times worse is 'shoddy'' medicine that pre- tends to cure but makes the patient worse
 G5 As the best food is the cheapest because it is nutrltlous ana strengthening to the whole system, even in small quantities, so is a pure medicine, which cures every time even in small doses; there lore alWays Keep in mind these Ten Solid Facts.
 61here is more real solid cure in one bottle of Hunts (kidney and Liver) Remedy for the diseases it is prepared for than in barrel of the so-caled cures; the dose is from 20 to 30 drops.
 .,HIt cures restores, regulates and invigorates organs, creates marvellous appetite and rebulds the entire system, and it is Never knowrft to fa'' H-It will prevent as well cure Malaria, Fe- vers and Rheumatism, and all diseases which come from impure blood. Keep the fountain and the springs that supply 1t pure and e spring flowing therefrom will be healthful and life-givipg.
 HSpecaa! and interesting case of Brights dis. ease described on second page of our Banner Book. H Hunts (Kidney and Liver) Remedy purifies the blood, thereby keeping the kidneys, liver, ston ach bladder and urinary organs vigorous with life and action, causing them to free the system from the poisonous waste which brings disease and death
 e@t reaches the seat of the disease at once removes the caase-stimulates and assists the func tlons of the kidneys, live" and urinary organs. HS@Save your health by using Hunts (Kidney and Liver) Remedy, millions will not recompense the loss of the priceless boon. It will Female Weakness and prevent monthly suffering. Correspondence freely answered by consult ing physician at this office.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-14
STATE CORRRsPONDENCE.
WaIlingfOrd

A sneak thief entered the sleeping room of E. B. Bennett who lives at the Silver City hotel on the Meriden road Wednesday night, and stole gold watch from MT. Bennett's vest. The thief was in so much of a hurry to depart that he overlooked $60 in money which was in the same garment, and left his shoes, cuffs and hat on the ground near by.
 Rev. D. T. Call delivered a temperance address in Town hall last evening which was well attended and will doubtless be pro ductive of much good.
 Professor Melnotte and Mile Etta will ex- hibit at the rink tomorrow evening and will doubtless draw large audience.
 A horse belonging to Milo E. Burr died suddenly yesterday.
 The water will be shut off from the sec tion west of the railroad and north of Quin- nipiac street from 1 until 5 o'clock to-mor row to enable the workmen to put in a new gate on Cherry street.
 The inspection of Company K takes place on the evening of Nov. 30.
 Patrick Farrell, who works for the Consol- idated railroad company, attempted to jump from a hand car yesterday and broke his leg Rg Rstvsen ger the t snls if,. apd @ knse Dg Sweet was rell will be laid up for some time. ular meeting last evening and received two applications for membership.
 The greenhouses of Woodley & Rowden on Academy street present & very fine appear ance now and are well worth visit. MT. Rowden also has the finest lot of celery in town. Nov. Is.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-14
VSRIA Notes.

The freshmen eleven will play with the Hartford High school team at the Yale Field to-day.
 In the college chess tournament a silver medal is to be given to the winner in the first class, and bronze medal for the second class. There will be tournaments each year, and the medals must be won three times be- fore they become permanent property.
 The new base ball building, corner of Elm and High streets, has been commenced and will probably be completed within two weeks.
 The Glee club in it's annual western tour expects to give concerts in Chicago. St. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Milwaukee and Cincinnati
 Next Monday evening a criminal trial will be held by the Kent club. Sometime next month Hon. Henry c. Robinson, of Hart ford, will deliver lecture before the club.
 Yale will play her first football game of the championship series today at Philadel- phia with the University of Pennsylvania. Wesleyan also will play Princeton at Prince