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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-09
THIS Park IL located in the heart of m
'outh Mountain on the line OF the
Cornwall 4 Lebanon Railroad-
lDlRl,fENWM 20


Cornwall 4 Lebanon RaiIroad-
Nine miles south of the City ct Lebanon.
within easy distance OF Harrisburg, Readinp
Lancaster. Columbia and all points ON ths
IhilaosIp phia Reading ana Penpsylyania
ma,iroaas. hanr Ihs grounds ARC large. covering
FREE TO ALL.
Ihe conveniences are \ Large Dancing Pa
viion, spacious Dining Hall, Two kitchens
baggage ana Coat Booms, while The arranse.
ments Tor amusements consist of Lroquet and
iery Quoits, Etc., Elc, Tables for Lunch.rs
Rustic Seats and benches are scattered
throughout the grounds.
THE STATE RiFLE RANGE
VI the Nauonal Guard Of PennsyIyanta has
been located al Mt Gretna. and the MI rarv
hlhe Practice, from time 10 time aI the RsnagS
VIII constitute new attraction Ia yjs;,ISroa' 80
Another attraction is w 's'''s
c,o LAkE CoNEwAGo,
Sf SfHver,hs neafiy twenty ACRES on which sre
alonE the banks of which are pheasant wsIss 1ha
ana lovely scenery. 'S "aiAs
OBsERyATIoNCARs
VIII be run on the line OF the Cornwall q Ia,,
anon anon railroad, or Will be sent TO different
points. when practicable, tor the accommoda.
tion OF excursion parties. They ara ssta
pleasant and convenient. e'''
farties desiring it can procure Meals ai tho
fark, MS the Dining Hall viii be under the suo
VCerHision OF M BoLTZ. II the Lebanon
IN the Mountains can rnd no placs so beanIi
iui or anording so much Pleasure as MI
Sretna 40 lkT0XIC. URISES Al
LoNED Os THh PREMISES
80 =, sor Encnrsion Rates and General Infor.
NED IRISH,
,oos supt c, 4 l.. Railroad. Labanon. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-09
DENSON'S PLASTERS.

You can stop that scratc hing
WILL YOU and fretting by using enABURY's
HyDRoHAPHTuoL toAP for Tet-
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Itch, Poison Oak, or other skin
SUFFERING or seal disease that II worrying
you night ana day. when once
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no retur IN of the trouble.
COMFORT IL you wish tn prevent cOnta-
Rious or catching" diseases
AND JOY2 daring the summer months,
teithsr among your family or
your dom estic antmals,) burn sEABURY's q UL.
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Kitcnsns, outhouses, Chicken Coops, Bird
Cages, stables, Hog Pens etc. Absolutely no
danger of fre. These candles are handy and
always ready for Immediate use.
- Remember BKEsoN's PLAsTRR for aches
ana pains. "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-09

THR civilization OF the Indians may fur.
nish the nation with q small assortment OF
expressive names. Miss Mimic Yellow
Bear and Miss M udester arc active In the
management OF an Arapahoe school.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-09
uoOD's sARsAPARILLA.
The Liver

II
The Liver
And kidneys are organs which II IL Inn portant
should be kept in good condition, ana yet they
are overwofked and abused by nearly every
body. until they become worn-out. ciogged
mp. or diseased, Hooi's sarsaparilis cures al
dificuitiss with those organs, rouses them 70
healthy action, ana tones the whole digestive
organism.
AZ Ihave been using Hoods sarsaparilia for
indigestion and liver trouble. IL has greatly
benefited me, ana think It 10 fully ~ good
medicine ss cl liimed." E. .. CHEslBRo. chic
engineer Ire dept., stcnington, Ct.
Sound and Healthy
at affords me much pleasure 10 recommend
Hoods sarsaparilla. My health two years ago
was very poor. Ny friends thought I was
going with consumption. Icommenced using
Hoods sarsapsrflls. took nve bottles OF It. ana
to-day can DO as hard days work ~ I ever
could 1t saved me from the grave ana put
me on my feet SOUND, healthy man." WILL
villo, Ohio.
Built Right Up
81 was all run down ana unnt for business.
I was induced to take bottle OF Ho ,d's sar.
sapariIla. and It built me right mp so that was
soon able TO resume work. ! recommend IL TO
all who are sffiicted." ID. ". BRATs, stone.
cutter. No. Martin street. Albany. NY.
N. B.-Be sure TO get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
eoli by all druggists. q six for o. Prepared
only by q. I. HOOD 3 CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
An UnkuoWn Suicide.

Especial telegram 10 the llspAtch.I
SALISBURY, n. c., June lG.-Coroner d.
A. Atwell was to day notified that the dead
body OF a white man had been found about
four miles from town, on the Hedrick farm,
and about 200 yards from the railroad and
near the sectlOn-house. He summoned a
jury and went down there and found the
body. The evidence went to show that the
man passed the sectiOn-house last Monday
evening and was drinking. lie paid some
children ten cents 10 clean the mud of OF
him. lie then went on, aud no more was
seen OF him. IL appears he committed sui
eide. as a pislol was found near his hand as
II he had fred it, the ball going through
his heart. file had pulled of bis coat
and put It under his head as pillow, and
laid mis- gum-cOat near by. A half pint bot
tie with some whiskey was also found near
him. He had no money aud only knife IN
bis pocket, with two business cards; Que was
that OF L. l.. Seigle, dry goods, and the
other w. G. Wilson. with Hammond & JUS
tice, hardware, Charlotte, n. G. There was
nothing else by which to identify him. He
was very well dressed and did not appear to
be a tramp. lie wore spectaces, and was
thought to be about fifty years Old The buz.
yards bad eaten all the flcsn from the head.
The body was swollen and In very bad
condition, and was buried on the ground
near where found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

ever loving. ever faithful, ever true.
Remember that IL was woman who form
ed the character OF Israel's great deliverer.
II was woman that led the choir which
went forth 10 celebrate on the banks OF
the Red Sea tho overthrow Of Pharoah.
IL was woman who defeated the wicked
counsels OF Haman. 1t was woman who
put Sisera 10 flight, and woman who
judged righteously for years the tribes OF
Israel The sceptre OF empires is not
the sceptre that best BELTS the hand Of
lovely woman. Nor is the field OF
labor her proper sphere. Home,
sweet home, is her theatre OF action,
her pedestal of beauty, and throne
of power. Remember. too, that it was
not woman who slept during the agonies
OF Gethsemane it was not woman who
denied her Lord at the palace of Csiphas,
nor was il woman who deserted the Cross
on the hill OF Calvary-but she tDas
found Iast 0tnight and FIRST IN the morn
ing at His sepulchre. In every station
and walk she has been, but never found
in the vocative, and it should be our
pleasure to see TO it that she is protected
and accorded whatever she wants and
not allow even the summer winds to blow
coldly upon her. Yes,
"Honored DO woman: shc beams on tho sight
Graceful and fair. ike being OF light
Scattors around her wherever she strays
Roses OF bliss on our thorn-cOvered ways
Roses OF Paradise fresh from above
10 be gathered and tTtDed in garland OF
love"
Respectfully,
JOSEPH II. SHEPHERD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
Me ought TO be Called Upon TO Re
spoud 10 the Toast womaK."
RlCHMoND, June IL, 1858.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
zone OF the Girls invokes your good
Offices in their behalf, and cold indeed
must be that heart which does not re.
spond with alacrity. Many of them are
compelled TO go forth 10 do battle for
themselves, and to their everlasting
credit be it said they perform their du-
ties cheerfully and efficiently. Go where
You will there she is also-in the church,
school, factory, telegraph Office, insu-
rance Office, typswriting, behind the
counter, etc. che is no laggArd, and,
unlike men, you do not find her "press-
ing brick and holding up street.
corners" from mora till night,
but with willing hands and zest
does whatsoever she fndeth to do.
Row she asks Tor one brief hour for the
space OF three months wherein she may
rest and perform her little household
duties. Ii is certainly very modest re-
quest, and those OF uswho have mothers,
sisters, wives, daughters. and one spark
OF cbivalry viii not, cannot deny il.
Consider how much more they are de-
serving than the men. They are sober.
quick witted, moral, and yirsous. Con-
eider their efforts to take care OF them
selves, their mothers, fathers, and
drunken brothers. perhaps. Remember
that she is the light OF DOR homes, the Joy
Of our hearts. and the queen Of our souls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

named by Mr.. Payne for one temporary
secretary. Mr.. Lawson moved 10 appoint
George Clisbbee, OF Michigan. Both were
accepted unanimously.
For reading secretaries Mr.. Hooker named
Henry Bsllard, OF Vermont; Mr.. Copger
named David Lanine, Of Ohio; Mr.. Leland
named Colonel Carson Lake, OF New York !;
Mr.. Sanborp, Of Michigan, named James III.
Stone, and Mr.. Littler added George M.
Brinkerhojf, Of Illinois. The number Of
reading secretaries was increased 10 six, and
all named were selected.
Thomas J. BrogaD, OF Tennessee, was sug-
gested by Mr.. BIownlew for assistant secre-
tary and was ct once selected. II. Bixby, OF
Minnesota Henry Cooper, OF Arkansas,
and Williamson, Of New jersey, were also
made assistant secretaries. The list was in
creased TO eight and the names OF A. w.
Munroe, OF Maryland; j. +. Wiley, OF
Texas; John l.. Miner, OF Louisiana. and
C. NJ. Shinn, OF West Virginia. were added.
Rule, OF Tennessee editor Of the only Re-
publican daily paper published south Of the
Ohio river, was, at the suggestion OF Brown.
low, bonored with the position OF temporary
secretary, aud the umber OF secretaries was
for the purpose increased to three.
Dakota's claim 10 Statehood came up at
this point In the proceedings IN an entirely
new shape. Unlike last night it was now
matter OF votes. not seats. Mr.. New,
OF Indiana, moved that the National
Committee recommend to the convention
that ten delegates from Dakota and six
from Washington Territory be each given
votes exactly rs II legally-declsred States.
After general discussion Dskota's claim TO
vote In the convention as state-not
Terrtory-that Is. to be allowed ten dele
gates on the roIl-call, instead OF two-waS
then formally ratified by the National Com
mittee-27 TO 0.
An adjournment was then taken until
noon Mooday, when probably the election
OF temporary chairman for the convention
will be the chief and only business.
BLAISE--AGAIN.
At this writing 1t is clearly the sense OF
the committee that under the influence OF the
strongest men In the party that the nomina'
ton OF Blaine is impossible, except ia the
extremely remote contingency that the con-
vention ballots for days without making a
choice and the candidates unite in withdraw
ing In Blaine's interest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June l6, 1888.
Senate.
Ht NOiIHVO WIS HUV III OE1'IV" 70 V'"J'
Housa OF RaprAs0ntafIVes.

House OF 6eprebeutAttNess
Mr.. Randall, from the Committee on APP
preparations, reported the sundry civil APP
preparation bill. and gave notice that he
would call II up for action Atthe earliest pos
sible moment.
Several bills werereported and placed on
the calendar. There was some discussion as
TO the order OF proceeding, Messrs. Ran
dali, Townshend, aud others desiring 10 con-
slider the army appropriation bill, and other
members insisting on an opportunity for the
disposition Of other business. When Mr..
Townshend moved to 60 into Committee OF
the Whole on the army appropriation bill
Messrs. Grain and wilkins OF ohio made
points OF NO quorum. but we're induced to
withdraw them when Mr. Townshend
threatened an adiOUl nment. So the House
went into Committee OF the Whole on the
army appropriation bill.
The formal reading OF the bill was dis
pensed with aud it was read by paragraphs
for discussion and amendment, An appro.
priatlon OF $500, 900 was added for beginning
the construction OF new military post
near Chicago, and one OF $50, 900 for powder
to fire morning and evening guns at military
posts. A provision was added TO tae para,
graph relating TO post supplies, requiring
them to be purchased where they can be
purchased the cheapest, quality and cost OF
considered. No other amend.
ment was made.
The committee then rose and the bill was
passed, end the House, at $3.50 O'Clock, adj
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
BAMPDEN-sIDNEY.
Co IN IN G IN n t-Day Proper-The
Graduates, &c.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. Va, June 10, 1883.
The 10Th session OF the college came to sn
end yesterday, and, as is usual on COM
mencement-day, very large audience was
present 10 hear the announcement OF dis
tinctions and speeches by members OF the
graduating class.
Addresses were made by Mr.. J. f. Mum
caster, of Maryland Second honor. who de-
liyered the Latin sautatory; Mr.. Il. A.
Thomas, Of Virginia-subiect, "The Dream
OF Equality; Mr.. y. s. Wood, Of Texas
subject, "Our Modern Politics.; Dir. s. NJ.
Engle, OF West Virginia Second honor,
philosophical Grafton: "Theorles Of Modern
Sensualistic Pbilosopby"; Mr.. J. c. Alder
son, OF West Virginia, masters Grafton
"The Progress Of Liquidation"
The yaledictory was delivered by the first
honor man Of his class, Mr. c. IL. Hammond,
OF Maryland.
The degree Master OF Arts was conferred
on MIR. J. c. Anderson; the honorary degree
OF Master OF Arts upon Rev. X. j. Hammond,
Of the class OF 1873.
The Bachelor OF Arts degree was conferred
upon the speakers as we'll Sc on the follow
Ing gentlemen: W. NJ. Adams, OF Virginia;
j. y. Barney, OF Virginia; Il. Z. Cox, OF
Virginia.; S. =. HAYES, of Virginia; A. C.
Hopkins, OF West Virginia; X. Mcllwaine.
OF Virginia; +. II. Porter, OF Mississippi; c.
C. Scott, OF West Virginia, and L. 5. Wat
son, OF Virginia.
Mr.. {. II. Hammond WAS appointed Fell
low for the session OF lSSS'S9.
The prize-s gold medsl-giyen by the
COLLEGE, Magazine for The best article written
for its pages was won by Mr.. :. NJ. Engle, Of
West Virginia, aud was delivered TO him by
The president, Dr.. Mcllwaine, in a most
happy manner.
The president announced that resolutions
had been passed by The beard expressive Of
its qualification at the good standing and
high moral tone exhibited by the young
men during the past session. Alumni clubs
will be established in every place where there
are as many as seven alumni. Each club
will have authority 10 send one young man
10 the college free OF charge. The announce
ment that work on the Memorial Hall would
probably be commenced during the present
summer elected 4 storm OF applause. The
president has been laboring for some time to
raise The necessary funds, and TO his in
domilablc energy great credit Is due.
Thus closed What was in many respects
one OF the most satisfactory sessions OF
Hampden.Sidney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
WILLIE.
Death OF a Prominent NeCrO-Tobac.
cO-nfIfIarY.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
DANvILLE, VA, June l6-William jock
son (colored), ianiior at the United States
building here, died at late hour last night;
aged about fifty-hye years. When slave be
was carriage driver for Colonel Nathaniel
Jackson, OF. Prince Edward county, and al
forwards carTiaGe-drlver for Colonel Mar
shall, Of Charlotte Courthouse. He came
here about twelve years ago and by good
conduct won the esteem OF all our citizens.
He voted the Democratic ticket several years
before It WAS known by white people and
was truly Democrat from principle. He
was a square, honest man and negro Of the
old school. His remsiss will be taken TO
Prince Edward for burial and will be es-
corted to the train by his white friends.
Tobacco has been much better during the
past week and sales were lively. Towards
the close OF the week there was some decline,
owing to the bad quality Of the tobacco. The
manufacturing business has been quite active
and sales OF 1l5,010 pounds are reported.
Sales OF tobacco stamps, 1913
II is probable that both OF the Danvllle
military companies will 20 into encampment
at Charlottesville Monday week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

INUIItnpOHuVIV0 Ut IIIv I'IVuuIVuI DI5pHVtILI
HAMPTON, VA, June 10, 1888.
DR.. II. II. Parramore is visiting on the
Eastern Shore.
Misses Mary Marrow and Ilmor Won
Schiling returned from the Staunton Fe-
male Institute on Wednesday. Miss
Marrow received handsome prize at said
school for improvement in vocal music.
Rev. Charles ID. Price, who recently ac-
cepted call 10 the Presbyterian church, ar
rived with his bride lat night. The mem.
bers OF said church have recently placed a
sweet-toned bell In position.
Mr.. Il. o. Williams, State secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, is ex-
pected on Tuesday to establish an assOcia-
ton here. FAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
Baseball aud Commencement Exer-
rTor the Dispatch.l

The. people OF New Kent and James City
counties had the pleasure OF witnessing at
BlTharmsville on Tuesday the 18TH one OF the
finest games OF ball ever PLAYED in this sec
ton. 1t was between the West Point aud
Lofty Retreat Academy clubs. The academy
boys won by a score Of to 5, Mr.. Digs, OF
the Point, being umpire.
The night following (lAh) about six hum
dred persons assembled at Liberty church TO
witness the closing exercises oil the acade-
my. Ii was most enjoyable occasion, such
as Mior Walden always gives, and the i'm
mense crowd present attest their popularity.
Fauquler county carried of most Of the
prizes, Master +. l.. Childs getting an ele-
giant silver cup, while Messrs. Shumate,
Holtzcaw, and Coates won beautiful pre-
miums. n PATRON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
A Brilliant German ia ktaunton.
ICorrespOndence OF the Richmond Dispatch1

STANTON, June 10, 1888.
The StauntOn German Clue had one OF
their most fashionable and lively entertain
meuts a, the Hale House last night. Mes
danes W. l.. Oliver and w. L. Bumgardner
cnaperened the bright and pleasing occasion.
Following is q note Of the couples:
Miss Beirce Fauntleroy, OF Richmond, in
white embroidered null, with Mr. u. NJ.
McCue, Of Staunion.
Miss Gidine, of Atlanta, Ga, cream silk
and lace and diamonds, with Mr.. j. Ii.
Woodward, Of StaunIOn.
Miss Lucy TaOb, Of Hampton, black lace,
with Dir. George c. Walters. Of Staunton.
Mss Fowle, OF Lynchburg, silk and MORE,
with Mr.. James KeT, Of Stauntou.
Mrs. NJ. AckermaD, OF Jacksonville, Fla,
in cream and satin, with Mr. Alderman.
Miss Salie Bagley, Of stanton, with Mr..
G. X. Hoge, OF stanton.
Miss Lucy Harper with Mr.. j.. HOge.
Miss Bumgardner with Mr.. IL. Wayt.
Miss Elder with Mr.. ID. Bell.
Miss Fannie McChesney with Mr.. l.. f.
Abby.
Miss Bell with Mr.. Gllmer.
Miss Davis with Mr.. II. McCov Blackley.
MIR. and Mrs. William Blackley. all Of
Stanton.
Stays: Messrs. w. w. McGuffin, A. G..
Murdaueh, w. G. Kinney, B. Wayt, and
w. II. Tams.
A bandana german will come or shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

II you wish TO be az fat in the pronunei-
alton OF the name OF the Nicbigan candidate
for the presidency you must b. sure and call
Il "Awljab." This Is the manner In which
The friends OF the Ex-Governor speak
IT, heard 3 member OF HIS family pro-
nounce the paternal name In this manner,
although IT may be said that one OF the
charming daughters Of the house gave The
accent as the word Is spilled Chicago fele-
9ram-NeiD York Herald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Trial OF j. H. Claiborne for shoot
Ing Nelson Lee.
Especial telegram to .he Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 tne Uiapatch.I
CHARLESTON, ". Va, June l6.-1he trial
Of J. II. Claiborne, night clerk at Hotel
Rufiner, for shooting Nelson Lee. cOlored
waiter, on the morning Of June Sd, has been
in progress for three days past, but Is now
drawing TO a close. The best OF legal talent
has been employed on both sides, among
them being Hon. Meade b. White, OF Staun-
ton, who appeared fer the defence. Much
testimony has been introduced TO show that
the shooting was done in seli-delence.
Friends OF Claiborne are present from Staun-
ton and Charlottesville. Public sentiment is
strongly In his favor except among the COL
ored people, who are very indignant over
the affair and are disposed to look at 1t as a
race matter. The jury will probably return
q verdict Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

SALES
Mn;8R RoAo


| 1000 pounds Gum Camphor. D. sp..aI
1000 pounds Aotded tsst.e Soap, til.-,..v
the pound l3c;
800 pounds White CASTLE SOAP. Dor .'..fI1,
pound 2b;
1000 pounds Eoglish Blue aothei -oasttl-,
bar-usually sold for &c.,;
900 asif-plnt hotties Of Genuine iml--l sv
kum al %;
100 pieces Inc Bath Sponge a. '5--i'.a go.
atSl;
aO) pieces Bath Sponge, 2't--r"ei'f esq.,
Camelia Bouquet soap finest to... 81, at-.
2o-. a cake or for 'O';
Cuticura soap l'o' cake
Ls-eIl q il'e NOE I't'''N h''
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olc' 1uarah1eed 20 To el+a. 81 a.' -
market
% gross HE Toilet soap q. ooc i...--.'
pricet'
Genuine Murray = Lanmans fl4ria hsr
So;
Lszells Florida Water tmalh IT,,
&c. will buy Meade & bakeFs Cwto.N N--
Wash, or bottles fo- 81.
6oc. will buy Sozodont ,tle best ieut i-r'
49,
b4uac''
Dc. Will buy loc oot OF "L1ung,
$lD Will buy a fountain syringe regular s1f
$3.50;
zoe. viii buy Household syrings-regl ~ l-s
s.:
50c. will buy Lo0nen's solid-Bsck Hiir b. .st-
usual price 81:
81 will buy Loonons SOLID Back Har Br-,a-
usual prlco Sl.jO
Horsfori's Acid Phosphate, 90. or 0cust '3r
81;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
wreck on the virginia midIand Road

IopeclAI IeIegtaIn % IH5 DIspAlcu.I
WASHINGTON. June l6.-The south-bOund
$3.50 p. NJ. express tonight cOlided with an
engine on the Virginia Midland road between
Clifton AID Burke's stations. On account OF
the interrupted communication caused by
broken wires nothing definite eau be OBJ.
tanned, and the results are only imaginable.
A wrecking triin with physicians has been
sent 10 the scene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
stee,.wer,I. 10 Close.

IDy telegraph 70 Iuo UIsPHVVH'I
HARRIsBuRG. PA, June l6.-On June 30th
the PENNSYLVANIA steel. WORKS will close,
with the exception OF the Uniyerssl aud
Merchant Mills, for two weeks, notice 10
that effect beng posted to-day. StagDation
in the iron trade as the result OF The pending
tariff LEGISLATION is ascribed as the cause.
There will be reduction Of wages when
operations are resumed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

KING'S HORSE-FOOD, CONSIST
IN ING OF Cracked Corn, Ground Oats. lin
seed Meal, Ntil-Feed. &c, mixed IA such pro-
portions a. 70 make The most nutritious and
In excellent condition; and my C0W-FEED Will
improve both quantity and quality OF milk.
Also, Neal. Hay. Grain, and all kinds Of Mill
Feed Al bottom prices, ana delivered free tn any
p-rt 81 tho city. Phone your orders 70 No. AL.
GEORGE 7. King, 500 10 sso0 Williamsburg
avenue - io-ou3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17

DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT.
~ sPENCER'S HOTEL,
Duke Of Gloucester street, Williamsburg. Va,
on the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Western Union Telegraph ONCE in the hotel.
Climate unsurpassed. Rates moderate Beauti-
full lawns and shads-trses. Delightful prone
nades aud drives. Special rates 10 families by
week or month.
Best baseball and picnic groands In Virginia
front the hotel, thus making it a delightful
place for sunday-school or other excursion
parties.
For further particulars address
ie l0-Sulm J.BC c. SPENCER, Proprietor.