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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Xlr 6ahner,iiMter.

Sn sinem grtifsI bsr lanbipirtbfdafts
Iibsn 3eituns bes ,,9amb. 2orrelp. I"
iiber SIbnsr3u1t tpar fiirali1 bic 8e.
merfuns entbalten: ,Das @efdIedt
Der Brut aus ben @iern su erfennen, lit
unmDelid." Darauf 1T berfeIben 3eit.
une BON einem Dber.G Gsleerapben. @iii.
itenten s. 8ubbe cine Mtttbsilung su.
eesan8en. tpel6e BEL Slbnsrsd1iern
bieIeidt SntsrsiIe finbet. st 5breibt
.8or SabreSfrift las i'd in elmer
3eitidrift bic Gntpeiiuns einsS Barrier
Brofehors. ipie man am Meuberen bes
9iibnereies bas @eidIedt bes jufGnfti.
gen 3iibleins au erfennen nermDae.
Daraufbin babe id i'm bersansenen
Sommsr au elmer Brut bic gier ausae.
tpdbIt, unb bas @rsebnib biefes Bers
fuGeS ersab in iiberrai1enber Meiie
bic 8eitdtisuns Der bon benz Barrier
@eleprten absesebenen grtldruna.
Mn iebem Sdbnsrei 1T Elm bides unb Elm
ipibes @nbe mebr ober tpeniser beutIi6
3u unterideiben. Serner fnbet man
bel senauer 8eiidtieuns, bab bic Dber.
fa6e beS ipiten @nbes an benz einen
81 sIatt, an einem anberen mebr ober
tpeniser raub (pideIis, bon fIeinen 8eu.
len befebD eri@eint oieie raube Spite
seist auberbem nod einen balb unboa.
ftanbis, baIb boafdnois i. ertabenen
4reiS, ettpa bon benz Durdmeifer zines
Sinfpfennisitiides. gn ben @iern nit
itarfer Sdale 1T Der &reiS boafommes
ner ii4tbar, als an ben giern nit
fdpd4erer Sdale.
Dieie 8eridiebenbeiten an ben Spis
ben Der @ier seben bic Werfmals aur
@rfennuns bes @eidledts, unb ,tpar
aus ben giern NIT rauber Spite unb
nit einem 2reiS se3ei1nst f1lGpfen
Sdbne, aus ben g,ern nit eIatter
Spite Sennen. Bsim MusiuHen fanb
i@, baB bic @ier NIT benz 2rsis an Der
Spise faft bur6sdneis itdrfere S1aIen
baben, alS bic anberen nit gIatter
Spibe. .Serner pil i'd aud aIS auf.
fdaise grideinans nidt unsrtpdbnt.
lafen, baB Der 2reis an sefodten Giern
fait sans beridpunben 1T. gluf @runb
bieier MerfmaIe babe id i'm porieen
Sommer 3u elmer Brut l3 @ier auSae.
ipdblt, l2 NIT eIatter unb eins NIT
rauber Spite unb einem Ninee; bems
aufOlse follten IL Sennen unb Elm Sabn
ausfommen. Bon ben 13 ausgefom.
menen &d@Iein itarben 2 am erfen
Gage; bic anberen IL basegen fnb
sroB sstporben, unb eS entpnppten ii1
bauon 2 alS Sdbne unb 9 alS Sennen.
3a& senauer 8eiidt;suns unb 8eur.
tbeiIuns Der stpei peritorbsnen 2iidhsin
barf id NIT einiser Siderbeit anheb'
men, bab es Sennen eeiporben tpGren,
eS bate iid bemna4 nur elm Sabn au
riel berausseitellt. Sd barf nun an.
nebmen, oab id beim Musiuden Der
@ier nod nidt iOrefdItis senus berfab.
rem bin. Salt Sennen unb balb Sdbns
1T fdon Elm iebr eiinitises 8ruterseb,
nib, in Den meiiten SalIen 1T bic 3abI
Der Sdbnben in elmer 8rut GROCER ais
bic Der 9ennen. Siitneraidter perben
setpib 8eriude MAIDEN, Oh man es ipirf,
lib in Der Sano bat, Siibnsr obsr
Sabns siidten au f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
0Np cS oft fchIt.

llstle gauf Strero6sutrit, MisrGnt u. (.
~. iine ts'anuis Seutnuustn fur sinen un-
btautmtn, nidt Isifbt ,u teidisbsutsn 3u-
lfane, esr ppn Waniaft I, NuppilGt pbtr Der
pauunssbslbwtrtfn psssitst it. SIutirmutb,
fir meld,e Elm eauernp anat rtueete6 Yfagtn-
nGrfunasmitisl sur Ssiana unbcbinst noib.
wsrtia 1T, lhfni irblaacnpsu 9ewsls, caB bas
aCrprripittm niott acniissnce &indbruns r-
tSlt, neil fails fsin prsanibss esiten por-
banstu ip, ris Rabruns nibt in Ter aesisntttu
e4rr IN RE s,Grpuiifie iibtrsttt. Dian ifarft
esn ssitwS6ien Massn, man beisitise ben
unrsssimnbiasn 3ultanr Der 8trpaunrsspr.
game une fSrtur cine ariunte 9utlteruns NIT
Spitrtirrs Miesnttitrs. otit msbr etnn
fnieig 9abwn II hide btliettt Nrsnti ten an
Nsrpplirdt cpu Tueauunastsihprbsn eti-
renern bisulid asweftn. ebenlc ben an eallts-
felt eer NSrpsriuntiiprsn ysictntsn Gin ipirfla'
mes &ei,miitsl. Ssinsn frGftiasneen Gtsfn.
ihaft,r IL ss iu,uftrtiteu, RAP ts in btien-
bcrs pi flamu 9BSiie Grfrarfunsen an Wa-
!aria uno G,rpps cubineut c,ans sntlbltesu
,eiat ih isim pobIttaliee Wrfuns bel Nbeu.
matismus, Nirsnlsicsn une Nturalsis,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Wie be,pabrt man am 3,pedmd'
sisftcn friibe Butter ldnsere
2eit duf?

Das einfa9ts MitteI, um Butter
lanssre 3eit su fonierbieren, 1T, bur6
tiibtises alustneten init WaHer alien
Der Butter anbdnsenben 8dieitof unb
bamit bic llriade beS 8eroe,bsns au
.ntfsrnen. Die nit Wafer aussefne.
tets Butter ipirb bann tari ssiaIaem
unb in einen iauberen irbeaen Iopf eins {.
ssbriidt, nit Waher ilbersohen unb an
einem tiiblsn Orte aufbetpabrt. 9luf
500 E Butter nimmt man 12-l6 6
&odiaIa. neuerer 3eit Bat bas
8erfabrsn bon W. @rosflS in Ysrbisrs
eroben AntlanS sefunben. benn mittels
bisier Gonierpierun8sart 1T man inns
itanbe, Butter auf unbeibrGnite 9eit
islbt BEL boben Temperaturen unb in
,iparmen @sssnbsn frlid su esbaiten.
Die 8cmpolitipn, ipelhe @roSfls en.
fieblt, beItebt aus SO Ibeilen WaHer,
. lbeilen Wlilbidure unb 10000 9beil
Salicplidure. 8eriude ersaben, baB
ole bebanbelte Butter. ielblt tpenn fe
5 groaent bieier Sliifisisit, init Der iie
auiammen8etnetet ptro, aurildbdlt, erit
in 100000 Gbeilen IbeiI SalicpI.
ldure entbdlt, SaS 1T 6 in 100 ky
Butter. Sin @ebalt bon iibsr 2 Bro.
,,nt Milbidure ertbsilt Der Butter eineu
i6paeb idusrlidsn @eldmad, bod Idbt
ii6 bic Saure nit WaHer ober abse.
rabmter Wil6. tporin ettpaS boppelfob.
leniaurss Natron seI6lt ipurbe, iebr
Ieibt pestpaideu. Die &onieroieruns
bon kg Butter nad bieiem 8erfabreu
fommt nur auf bis ] Bfs. su iteben.
Dildidure unb Salicpllaure liefsrt ie'
Der Mpptbefer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Sur Sie befen Waarem IN ben
aqerbiQisten Yrsiien.

30. 24a Mbams Mpenme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Wte 1T bie8

gBir bietsn einbunbert Dollars 8s!ptnuus
fir iepsn 6aa BON aatarrb, Der niGt burd
Ginnsbmsn BON Saa's statarrb Rur sebsilt
psrben fam.
8. 8. Cheney & Co., Gissntb., 1Olsbo, o.
@ir bic llnterisi6nstsn batsn 8. 8, Cheney
felt ben lsBten is Sabrtn ssfannt unb baItsn
ibn fir poIfommsn ebrenbaft In alien @e.
ftaftsprbantlunstn unb fnan3itl btfGbigt,
aas pon isinsr girma sinsssansensn gerbine-
litfeiten ~ frfiilen.
Dsf & Sruar @roBbanosls Drosuiifsn.
Gpleep, 8.
Waleins. 8tnnan & Warsin, @ruBbanbsls.
Drosuihsn, 5olspp, ..
5al's 2atarrb Sur tpirb innsrlid ssnpm-
men unb pirft bireft auf bas 8lut unp bic
ibsimissn Oberaattn bss Sytsms. i3sus-
mile ftet ptrianct. preis rs Cents fir bic
GlaiSs. gsrfauft bon alien apOitslsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

Snbsm Id biermit bic GrSHnuus Ubissn @s-
l&dftss aHtunsspoa anfiinpise, lape Id Mab.
barn, Greuube unp has btutIhe publifum
abnbaupt ~ tiuem Bsiu&s ein untsr Der Gu
E@nuns rtelifsr 8ebisnuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
No. slnmOneirt i'm .,@O9enbIatt"
Sabrlt@e &e@uuass=9l6las

@ommifare bon 2adaipanna county,
sfiesnb bic Ginnabmen, Musaabsn, 3uIfanb
Der GiranNn unp Der Hehnunaeu Der Staats
unb County Stsusrfcleftpren fir bas Siscal.
iabr snesns am 8. Sanuar 1892.
Gtuuabmtn.
9strag bss Sabrts Ginnabmsn,
laut Hfhnung pon 60. Stab-
meiftr D. 5. Campbell, benz
COUNTY Bpnb tu btrttnsn.. i49, 227, ,25
Gussabtn.
Iusgaben aus bm allaemetnen
Gonp, laut ua6folaenbtr Oar.
fslluns Der Commit iGrt. .$133, $4,000
Ginnabmtn iity aussatsn.....$ 1854 25
affebmeuts.
Sssablt ben NiTsTortn fir tas
Staats unb County Gnsbmsnt,
<rfs fur &intraeuus ucn Mort
gaees unb Subsments une Nb,
itraben btrlelbtn, Strftaung
Der @Stsusrbuplifatt ste........ IS 4,2l6.e0
9raden.
8esablt an g u. psrfins & 60.
fur ben 9au bon iebm eiitrnn
Sruuen, nemltW:
8riide In &aniom Ilp.,
iibtr @arbnsrs Gref. ..S430 90
Briide IN gicrp Nbineton
unb Benton 5ip., hbsr
Siibspsis Grttf......... AS0.00
8riidt In Benton IIp.,
ibr Wtstr's GresE..... 10000
Sriids in &oarius groof
acpnip., iibsr &sarins
Srppf...... ........ -. 4OO.W
Bride in WOrb Abineton
Sip, nae Stsnntpp's... 360.00
Brudt in @retnfelb 5fp.,
an Der alttn WiiibIs
nabt 1ompfinspillf.. 220O0
SrIde In 3arbonbalt lip,
iitsr eadawanna slug. 1000
Yin y. 9 0arensr fur
Stsinbridt iibsr Qada-
wanna 8luB In 8ta 1(p. 800 90
Sniptlticn nsuu Sriidtn. 60i0
8ir Sradsn.S .Stli6teuns $3.50
| - $685.. 80
Stertisunsptrfprbentr Col.
| baten.
BssrSbnt6fciftn Iaut @tisb ppm
| IL. Mat 1SS5..........".......$ 6'6.t5
GsuutY.abrs9nuus.
Snp. Wpnis. County ab-
rs4uaaa fir 1891. ..$9l2OU
J, VI. Splpbin, County,
wbrs&npus fir 1884,, 949.44
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

Dem bsuiltsn publifum unb msinen ltpsi-
'sr 8reunotn trlaube i'd mir bisrmit aniu,ei.
gen Sab ID bic Wirtbi&aft pon S'y GonraS,
Ro. 323 penn Mbenue,
ilttrnpmmsn babe. Sd pn@ nur bi. tsfsn
Spsiisn, @strdnfe uub &isarrtn baIttn uub
bsmibt ittn, bur1 rule Sspisnuns alien at.
rstnn anforserunssn ,u sutipu6tn.
ptnrp BON Wti1tuflub.
10 Wan @sf6Gft ais S6isfuesdr fibre
i'd mic bisbsr fort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

a.
Leaving Kichmond OILS A. ~, da..g, ~,
irving as Weldon AZ lS.l0 y. NJ, SUI q 49,
~ 800 A. W.. via :. A. l. ihrOHsA
Richmond to Weld0n.and Weldon 90
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NV".''-
LEAVE Ahkit =
Richmond 1900 A. 81. Norfolk..,.'i -. b X
kichmond 1915 Y. n. Norfolk %. -
Norfolk -. $50 A. NJ. kichmond.. /. 4.
Norfolk. 800 p. n. hicnn0nd. ' Al -
The irains leaving Richmond - So s.. r.,
Norfolk at L. N. are solid trans o5lte y, o
two points and passengers 90 tuplsl -
change OF cars. CloaO eonnecrgus a -
nsado az Petersburg ~ the 2.Je y -. -
p. N. tfaans from Rishmond - NorteiA' ,.s..i 2.
Trains leaving Richmond az y A. ~ l.-,,ssi
NJ. AMI li:4oP. H., and arriving A. " ",
al 7:4A A. NJ. s:l5 Il. NJ, and 1:i9 4. "a ~
eloss connection at PoterS0 arg " IN
farmyills, Lynch burg, and seee .,,.,..,. ,ss.
ET ID. NfK.s. General c1rerinicl''- a
4. NJ. IMMERSION. Trace A4nAscf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Pretty German at the Worm.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspafch.l
WARM SPRINGS. August 2-Mouday
nights german was greatly enjoyed by
the Warm Springs guests and n few visit
ors from the Hot Springs, and was led
with inimitable grace by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gibson. of Baltimore. The cou-
pies who participated were as follows:
Miss Maize Bakor, of Baltimore, in white
crepe de chine, with Mr.. AgelastO. of
Norfolk: Miss Caryl. of New York, white
null, with Mr.. North Otter. of Louisville,
KY; Miss Kappeler, CT Washington,
white null, aud Mr.. l.. Howe Peyton. of
Staunton Miss Annie Cochran, OF Staun-
ton, blue silk and chiffon, and Mr.. John
X. Kane, of Wilmington, Del. Miss Nell
lie Fuller, of Washington, ID. G., pink
crepe de chine, and Mr.. Thomas
Glover; Miss Lucille Fuller. of Wash
iugtcn, blue crepe do chine. and
Mr. Richard PeGram, Jr., of Richmond /;
Miss Sara August, Hot Springs, blue silk,
and Mr.. Gilbert Halle, of Florida; Miss
Graveley, of Danville, in white muslin,
with Mr.. James August. of Hot Springs;
Miss Mccoy, of Harrisonburg. lavender
crepe, with Mr.. Allen, OF Richmond
Messrs. Allan Talbot, Jr., of Richmond,
and Arthur Steinson, of Hot Springs were
present. The chaperons were. Mrs. John
Anderson. of Richmond; Mrs. Levin
Joynes, Of Richmond: Mrs. Macintosh.
of Norfolk, and Mrs. Fuller, of Washing
ton, ID. T..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
SECOND DISTRICT.
NOMINATING CONVENTION NEWPORT
NEWS, SEPTEMBER t4rh.
fspeciai telegram to M Dispatcs.,

NoRroIx. Va, August s..-The Demo
crstio Committee Of tho Second Con.
gressionai District met this afternoon with
. full representation of the district. The
committee organized as fol!ovs: J. I.
Duke. chairman Colonel @. +. Day, secfe-
tars. and John l.. Jack. assistant secretary.
The convention 10 nominate the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress win be held
ct Newport News on the 18th day OF
September. The basis Of representation
& to be one delegate TO each hundred or
fraction over fifty OF the vote cast Tor Nc
Kinney for Governor.
STRUCK M 1foHrSISo.
The store-house Of Jonathan woodhouse,
struck by lightning Monday night. and
considerable damage done. The bolt
went out through the roof, tearing part OF
the building away. Mr.. Woodhouse and
has clerk were Frustrated.
BATs~HoUsEs RArpED.
Thieves made raid on the lighthouses
81 Virginia Beach yesterday and cleaned
out" tho clothes OF some thirteen or four
teen men who were in the SURF False
keys we're evidently used 10 enter the
bath-houses. ~ each was securely locked.
Money. watches. )ewelry, ana otner vaiu-
ables we're lost, and @ visitor from
Washington, Il is said. had S90in currency
stolen. The matter was reported 70 the
manager Of the hotel and is in the hands
of the detectives here. but as the parties
who were robbed failed to comply with
therules as 20 yaluables the house cannot
be held responsible. There was large
excursion party from Norfolk on the
grounds during the day. and the thieves
doubtless got away in the crowd.
MORE POPULAR THAN "cRAP."
w. w. Wyatt was before Justice A. w.
Hawks, in Norfolk county, Yesterday:
charged with running a policy-shop. and
got of with $40 fine and costs. The para
phernalia captured was destroyed. Policy
Is said to flourish in this section, being
more popular with the colored element
than crap.
An unusually large number OF people are
away from Norfolk this summer.
Rev. j. ID. Merritt left to-day for visit
70 friends in Halifax county.
County-Clerk A. III. Martin left to-day
for the Montgomery White sulphur
Springs to JOIN his family.
pIED AT COBB ISLAND.
Mr.. William T. Pearson, a well-known
merchant of Portsmouth. died ct Cobb
Island this morning. where he went hoping
to be benefited, having been long time
i'll from complication OF diseases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG EAi-RyD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, May %. 49,. a.
NJ, trains on this road will run a. folIlt-.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
OTHER MULLINS MURDsaeRs.
The Two FIemings Hiding In Dickinson
Teachers Quite Scarce.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLNTwooD, Va. August The two
Fleming boys, Calvin and Heenan,
who, together with DR.. NJ. i. Tay-
Tor. were indicted for the murder
Of Ira Mullins and others near Pound
Gap, are said to be hiding near this
place, where they have relatives. There
Is an old farmhouse in "A secluded spot
near here, where. il is thought, they hide
themselves, their friends carving pro-
visions TO them after night. The authori-
ties of Wise county have been prosecuting
a vigorous search for them there, and they
had to change their haunts.
This is q busy season with our farmers
who have grass. There is more hoy being
saved in this vicinity than ever knew be-
fore. Gross is unusually good this year.
The weather continues hot and tor the
most part dry. There have been some good
rains III portions of the county, but by no
means have the rains been general.
The teachers of this county are preparing
for the examination. which is to DO held
on the 4th and fifth days Of the month.
There will hardly be enough teachers to
fill the positions this year, as quite num-
Der of our teachers are gong to Kentucky
to teach the Young idea how to shoot"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
FOURTH DISTRICT.
SEVERAL CONGRESSIONAL AsPi-
RANTS BESIDES GENERAL MALONE
Democratic Canvass In the southsidc-
The A. p. niii Statue IN Position-in-
tersst Ia the Iron Hill Case.
1corrnsnonaaaca Of tho RIchmond pIspa.ch.l

Correspondence Of tho RIchmcnd DIspa'chl
PrrERsauno. VA. August SIN reference
TO the Republican congressional contest IN
the Fourth District il mny be said ,nae
there are several reported aspfrants for the
honor Of the nomination. The name OF
MIR. Thorpe. OF Brunswick county, has
been prominently mentioned in connection
with it so has that OF Mr.. Flanagan, OF
Powhatan, and Mr.. Hooper, OK
Farmville, and one or two others.
Everybody knows that John Nj.
Lanrston il in tho field and anxious
for the nomination. The report that
General Malone would accept the honor
IL tendered by the convention with any
thing like unAnimity may. however, serve
10 simplify matters. and the belief IS
strong among the Generals friends here
that he will be made the nominee. Espe-
cially may this be the case II the conyen-
ton Is divided as between the several can
didates.
sPEAKIHo IN SUSSEX.
Hon. w. X. Mckinney and Major r. r.
Lassiter, of this city, will address the peo-
pie Of Sussex county tomorrow IN the in
terests of the Democratic party. They are
able speakers and thoroughly informed on
the great political issues Of the day. The
Third party is said to be stronger IN Sus-
sex than in any other county in the South
side, and it is hoped they will give the
Democratic representatives careful and
patient hearing.
BRONZE STATUE OF HILL.
The splendid bronze statue Of General
A. p. Hill, presented by the Pegram Bat
TALON to A. p. Hill Camp of Confederate
Veterans. has been placed in position in
the camps beautiful hall. on Tabb street,
and has been visited and admired to-day
by many Of our old soldiers and citizens.
The statue Is eight feet in height The
ceremonies of the formal presentation
will take place hereafter. The gift IS one
that will be gratefully appreciated by the
camp named in honor Of General Hill.
PERSONAL.
Mr. John O. jackson and daughters,
Misses Annie and Eleanor Jackson. of this
city. will sail from New York on Saturday
for Europe. They expect to be abroad for
year or more.
There is quite large branch of the Iron
Hall In this city. whose mem bers feel great
interest in the proceedings that have been
instituted to have receiver appointed for
the order.
very lively colored infant was found
this morning In a basket in a field near
Halifax street. II was brought To the
police station and subsequently turned
over to a colored family who asked the
privilege Of adopting the waif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
Madison. sueeessful oamp-mootlng.


OAK PARK, Va, August 1.-The Madison
misunderstanding closed yesterday and
the campers moved out tins morning. ali
looking back with pleasure TO the time
spent on the "old camp-ground." The
meeting was a grand success. There were
over a1o conversions and 1919 OF the con-
yerts have already gwen IN their names
as applicants for church membership.
The Rev. George X. Stuart won all
hearts by his earnest, eloquent presenta-
ton OF the Gospel. The music, conducted
by Professor John Eure, of North Caro-
lima. surpassed anything known TO this
section of country.
Arrangements are now being made TO
have an annual camp-meeting on the same
grounds. The people cannot too highly
appreciate the services Of Rev. NJ. >.
Watts, of the Methodist Episcopal. church,
who inaugurated this evangelical work,
and who has labored untiringly for two
months 10 bring 1t TO successful issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w experience. SITUATION AS TEACHER
in private family or school. Can teach Mathe-
mats. English, German and Latin. References
will be given. Address ". BERRY,
Owens POst-Office,
1y 2Q-8t' King George county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
The Biass +,

Away with them! Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for that torpid liver which has
put your digestive powers out of gear.
That's a. the bottom OF the blues. and
when you take simmons Livey Regulator
YOU strike ~ the root OF the EVIL, and
everything else that IS goes wong with IL.
No more Indigestion, dyspepsia. or bill
iousness. That sounds bright enough,
and Is true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04
cRswe WANTS eerTEa WATER.
Proposed Erection Of Y. u. c. A. Build
ipe--Personal and other Notes.


fcorrespondencco the Richmond Dispaichl
CsKwE, Va. August S.--Iho manager OF
the Crews Land Improvement Company
reports that il is the intention OF that
company TO send civil engineer here In
few days TO make some estimates and
plans preparatory TO changing the source
Of the water supply for the town. II Is
proposed to abandon the present reservoir
which Ia situated on the north side OF tho
town, and cross the railroad TO the south
side, where they can easily secure more
abundant supply of better water. IL - 10
be hoped that this change will be adopted,
as this company owns q great many houses
here. most OF which ore supplied with
water through the street water-fDalns that
is by no means as pure IS II should be.
Rev. Mr.. nj. +. Sandford. the Baptist
minister at this point, some days ago ten
dered his resignation. After careful con-
alteration his church refused TO accept 1t
and have successfully prevailed upon him
10 remain with US.
y. NJ. c. A. BUILDING,
There has been a request issued for
meeting Of the members and friends OF the
Railroad Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in the Presbyterian church on Satur-
dav. August the 9th, at p. 81, TO consider
plans 70 be presented by the Finance Com
mittee for the erection of Young Mems
Christian Association building at this
place. There is a very healthy association
here and every one interested will doubt
less lend their aid in this commendable
movement
A car loaded with forty-seven immi-
grants, ria Norfolk. passed over the Nor:
folk and Western railroad last night, oil
for points beyond Bristol.
PROMOTED.
There has been change of station
agents at Church Road, which took effect
on the lst instant. Mr.. 9. Is. Robertson
resigned and MIR. Nj. T.. Wilson, formerly
night telegrapher, was promoted to the
agency.
Mrs. Hiram Burkholder leaves this morn
ing for an extensive pleasure trip 70 Lynch
burg, Shenandoah. and Harrisburg, Pa.
She is accompanied by her two little chill
dren, Ralph and Gertrude.
Mr.. Sterling Boisseau Is having erected
handsome residence on Carolina avenue.
Rev. J. 4. Mastin has gone to Cumber-
land county on business.
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d. a. Tyler. The spcaking win take place
near the gbaxapoake and Ohio depot.
SPECIAL rates viii be given on the Chesa-
peske aad Ohio and largo crowd Is ex-
pected.
BIZ. Thomas w. Brittingbafn lost little
2-year-oid son on yesterday. His funeral
will take place to-day.
Mr.. w. =. Eddens accidentlv stepped
into q post.hole few days ago and twisted
bis ankle badly. He is able 20 get around
with the aid OF stick.
Biehop Granbery preached IN the
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

fcorrespondenceo OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEsr PoIsr, Va, August s.-The negro
fiend who assaulted the young lady in
Essex several weeks ago has been seen in
Gloucester county. II is thought that his
friends are dong ali in their power TO aid
him in keeping out Of the hands of the
people.
There will be masquerade ball at the
Terminal Hotel on Saturday night.
There 10 quite q tidal wave IN favor OF
ID. Gardiner Tyler for Congress IN tho up
per part of the Second District.
DR.. Pollard. OF Richmond College. lee
tured for the benefit OF the Normal Insti-
tute last night as this place.
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Richm ond-T Committees.
fQv tafaOraph ~ tho Dfanafoh

New YORK. August 3-W. E. Strong,
chairman Of the Richmond Terminal stock
holders subcommittee, announces the APP
pointment of Messrs. George Coppell,
Thomas l.. Manson, and II. b. Plat as a
committee TO take charge of the interests
of the per cent. bondholders. and Messrs.
William l.. Bull, II. III. Goadby, and Cyrus
]. LAWRENCE for the per cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-04

WATER-GROUND MEAL, 65c. !;
w Best Family Flour, $3.50; Fine Family
Flour, Patent, 50. Fresh Roasted Laguayra
Coffee zoe; Fine Sugsr-Cured Hams. 14c.;
Good Lard, &C.; Fine Pork Sides, &C.; Nice
Susar-Cured Shoulders: Good Butter, 1Sc. Nice
Table Butter, 25c.; s large Bars Soap, 25c.;
Good Rice, &C; New Mackerel, 20c. Messina
Lemons, l5c.-at ID. OSULLIYAN'S,
Eighteenth aud Main streets.
Phone 507 ty l3-W, IN, sa&Tu3m