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IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE FITz-

IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE FITz-
HUGH-FIDUCIARIEs NOT TO BE HELD RE-
sroNsIBnE tUt INVEsTAENrs IN CONFEDERATE
SEcURITIEs.-In the important case Of Hcc-
tor Davis, executor, against Crouch, for mo-
ney invested during the war by said Crouch
s Fs Suay ds in dssdea ha OGnSs 1as
made during the war in Confederate bonds
as securities under orders of court, and in
conformity with the act of Assembly, made
in good faith and without negligence or
fraud, will be sustained, and the tiduciaries
will not be held liable for the losses occa-
stoned by the war.
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CoNvIcrs.--The following convicts were
received at the penitentiary yesterday {:
George Niche negro, one year, house
breaking, Greene county; James w
Manuel {white), two years, forgery, Floyd !;
Addison McGee alias McGehee (white),
shtee .ins years, receiving stolen goods, Frede-
iekspurg; Marshall johnson {negro), five
years, house-breaking, Fredericksburg.
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CITY; ORDfNANCEa.y

A N 1pDIN A NJf1E; .rtn "A NfEND "A Nh
a nE n1D I'M CG = pTLp u0Smy nGn ~.
II1,S E3mV nPHINaNGEs GnSrERNfffSSt M. +
ME frrv n TEE EERn - p 4 & SsrIi fIfi ~ SsrtT
$40. S VI ''., 1 80 =.
,nond Inat shaptsr ens 90
ee, ao Tue sanio ~ It uN - f"
!. Annually, at the regman meeting 1i Tue Goan.' !
gu In thc ", ay' y " 20 nosh ny, a9
may De eoiisemieh', , I sE Goid III oSs. ptSI ;ho
wy nRct, mno ~ ra sa ro,,ncji in NAV ~ te neIt
.,,m rt khis W smccessnr "a xnnonteS nIess,
lcnr, , r emnvna hy the Gouncii THE said s3auner
,oiI hcfnre st5e IN Ms Ssce nsSto she eity
f IA = Sa ooo Nth s saenri anps6yed ~ he
'yycii III VanI with condition acenfdine Ii. the'i
%nonce "mu on the snbiect and said bond shall
orolnnSo ~ sS ~ ,f,Iarr nscsrv n,
to DC nSa Mav mth he i,ed NJ by the onnc
When spruoSs hGaors dris wdirs ~
s0sl OIL ma in easEs brouabs to Or man.
ulactured Or rectiaed in this city 70 De sold there
IN either Dy Wnoesa M aI,sn,tt1t vi y, the Ssmrav Wo
being soia snsil spaCt Ge asch te
shall gaags snI spirits The re the the
pacty Of each cask snu saa ,,s T.1a a. nseh cs
kept oy MIN ~, M te .pnaa,tS n 1siioms ana fsc-
near tne pung s SapaSs, ~ ~ ssnsg3ss -. tha fiSe
ons Of gallons ahe ptSol ,So hea os iY aE hs cs
tess 3y .v and mi nlsae And IL the gsuger deem H me-
cessary he shall stop up tn Duis vs mo ,,s ~,
make new one IN suI rtha W of
him most lkely 70 opfiaso sne
the task. ,,r ,,o,.;e. t,e ,rscedins section.
II any person ~ H. y, ~ nh m fI
or II any person sn as 81. an ss,y cray wStS
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ACCIDENT Observation-Disclosures on plea
sure or business can procure GENERAL AccI-
DENT Policies by the month or year at small cost.
by applying to E. COURTNEY JENKINS, State
Agent of Travellers Insurance Company, corner
Main Twelfth and streets.
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DISSATISFIED Observation-Disclosures Of the
Republicans Of Madison and Marshall Wards
were held on Tuesday evening, and ut both
resolutions were adopted dcnouncing the
proposition to hold Il convention to reno
inmate Porter for Congress us ill-timed and
iil.adyi>cd, and refusing to send delegates to
the same.
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this essential Of the law WAS not VIC
lated and disregarded, not in form, D!ib
in substance. But If this were not enough,
the fsct that after 3 O'clock the judges OF
the efelection, not mistakenly, but wilfully,
disfegarded the most essential and impor-
tant duty they had to perform would be, in
my apinion, decisive. They. stopped the
count of the ballots they stopped ascertain
ing the number Of votes cast for each per-
son they stopped reading and canvassing
the tickets, and guessed the balance from
the appearance OF the ticket they took it
forigranted that there were twenty-one par
ticular names on it because it presented a
peculiar appearance or had a particular
heading. 80.
They may have guessed right I think it
quite likely that they did In the general, but
[ cannot give my judicial sanction TO such
action as this by upholding it. The con-
sequences of such decision would be enor-
nous beyond contemplation. The judges
of election arc vested by our law with pow
ers sufficiently arbitrary and unchecked al
ready. If in addition to those they have you
add the power of guessing at the result or
determining it by any such mode as that
resorted to here, it would be as well to run
pen through the statute and leave the de-
cision Of the election to the judges alone !;
determination. . S~s-
For these reasons, winch seem to me con-
elusive, I am compelled to reject these re-
turns, and the question arises, What shall
be the result of that decision? ThevOte of
this precinct undoubtedly, il properly es-
tablished, aoould elect the contestants re-
jected, absolutely it woald elect the incrIll-
bents. cannot allow it under my view of
the law and right to do either. In my Opt
nion, and have arrived at it with great re-
luctance, In the language Of the authorities
there is such uncertainty as justifies me
in deciding as the law requires upon the
merits that the election as to those
officers against whom proper complaint is
made is yitiated and vacated, and new
election must be ordered as to them.
/ am further of opinion that as to the
Magistrates and councilmcn Of Jefferson
Ward there has never been any legal con.
! test.
The election is vacated and void as to the
others. .... .. ...
| WHO ARE NOW IN OFFICE.
| After the decision was announced Judge
Ould inquired Of the Court who were emil.
| tied to hold the offices.
| Judge Guigon replied: "The present III
cumbents until their SUCCESSORS are duly
elected and qualified" ;,
| Judge Ould then asked If the Court would
hear an argument on that point:
Judge Gllison replied that he would II
counsel desired it, E'1t anticipating such a
question, he had carefully examined it, and
arrived ut the opinion he had just expressed
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BALL AT HUGUENor SPENGs.-The first
grand ball Of the season is announced TO
take place at the Huguenot Springs OH to-
morrow evening. That this will be q most
ENJOYABLE affair need not be said TO those
who have patronized these Springs IN
former seasons. Persons can leave hlcn-
mond at 8 80 p. N. tomorrow, and return
at 7 20 on Saturday. - {.
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GRAND MASK BALL AT WHITE SULPHUR
As announced, there will be q grand fancy
and mask ball at the w hite Sulphur Springs
ON the 9th instant. Moxley, the celebrated
Washington costunler, has been engaged
for the occasion, aud it will be q grand sue
cess. Parties wishing to go up can obtain
excursion tickets.
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SACRED CoNCERT.-Thc sacred concert
given by amateurs ut the Clay-strect church
on Tuesday night came off in The presence
of splendid audience, and was complete
success. In response to urgent requests the
concert will he repeated tonight at the
game MACE -errt s.t
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Remember" in your promenade Of an eve.
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsoN's,n -
corner Main and Third streets. -1
Hc also makes and delivers to families, pic-nics,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream in any quantity
and Of apy flavor desired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

RADICAL PoLlrlcS-MEETING IN MONROE
WARp--IiUMPHREYs AND PORTER REPUDI-
ArED.-Thc opposition to Ball-and-chain
Porter among the Radicals Of these parts
begins to crop out Mt various and sundry
points. and its increase is rapid and visible.
A conclaye was held in Monroe Ward last
night, called by James MorriSsoy. The
anti-Porter men nominated for reelection
as chairman of the Ward Club Landon
Boyd, u colorcd man, and the Porterecs
nominated Jesse J. Underhill. Considerable
confusion cnSted upon the nomination, and
tcr's and Humphreys's friends, Boyd was
reelected. Boyd is very decent man out
side Of his politics, which are extremely
bitter. He intends, it is rumored, to run
as an independent candidate for Congress.
DR.. Mills is also spoken of i'll this conncc-
ton.
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SUDDEN DEATn.-Mr. Edwin l.. Hewitt
morning and died Yesterday ut 2 o'clock i.
nj. The deceased resided on Broad street,
corner OF Twenty-iirst. He was a son-in-
law of Stephen Hunter, Esq, and was for
several years clerk in the Auditors Office
al the Calitol. ~ 80 2
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EXPOSURE IN Observation-Disclosures are warn
ed against bathing in places where their
persons are likely to be exposed to public
view. A number of parties were brought
before the Police Justice yesterday and fined
81 each. a-.,
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOoLs.-
Mr. James Ii. Binford, who has been elect
ed to succeed Mr.. Washburne as superlIl-
tendent of the city public schools, is gem
tleman we'll qualified for that important
position. he is a professional teacher of
twelve years experience, and is at present
principal of st. Johns Engiish-German
school. MIR. Binford qualified yesterday be-
fore the CITY clerk, and has already entered
tunon the discharge of bis duties. The 'edu-
eational interests of the city are safe In his b
hands, 49, Ss fst - ti.itlssif Il
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LIST or UNMAILaBLa LETTERS REMAINING
IN rHE RIcHMoNp PosT-0 0FFIcE JULY 21.---
Cigar, Richmond 8. s. Cottren " Co..
Richmond Miss Alice Bryant, Wl lite Sui
phur Springs Cigar, Richmond Lily
Patrick Mr; James kaker,, Louisiana J,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
,.,n have the Dispatch mailed to their ad-
dress hv ordering the same ut this Office.
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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GETTYSBURG FUND.-A contribution Of
$44.44 has been received from citizens of
Lynchburg, Va, to aid in the removal Of
the Confederate dead from Gettysburg to
HOLLYWOOD. !.
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LoTMAIR, by Disraeli; Put Yourself in His
Place, by Charles Reade; and Lady OF the Ice, by
Dc Uhlle; at ELLYsoN s. TAYLoR's, lll6 Main
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THE Writings OF Miss Thackeray Free Russia,
by w. Hcpworth Discon; Stern Necessity Gwen
doline's Harvest, by author Of "A Beggar on
Horseback Kllmery, by author OF In Silk At
tire :" ; at ELLYSoN u TAYLoR's, 1lls Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

M. ELLYsON & co. will insert advertisementsin in
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this of1ces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

KITES AND BALLooNs.-Th boys will find
tine assortment of silk paper for making kites,
balloons, &C., at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news
leDOt.- DIX
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EXCURSIONS. i:

RICHMOND, ,FREDERICKsBuRG AND PofoMAC1
#& RAILROAD COMPANY "a
rlal RICHMOND, June 20, 1910. !,
TXCURSION SEASON, OF 1870 TO
II NIAGARA FALLS, , saiif 10 arsiit
~ SARATOGA sPRINGSGoi itipyf,lr
NEWPORT, and
tr.. LAKE GEORGE III a1B3r@S bsst
Tickets to the aboye-named resorts offered ~ !,
low rates, Apply At the Office OF The company COR
ner Of Broad and Eighth streets. afl y;ltsTtgn sF
j. b. GENTRY.
;jy lin General Ticket Agent. 81
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MEETING or MEcHAsIcs.-A meeting Of
iiiccililiics for the organization Of Union
j. ai.,inAEecd to take place at Sehotts Mon
liceiio Hall, on Broad street, tonight. ] 1
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as LARGE ToaAToRs. f. Meredith, Esq.
laid on our counter yesterday a sample OF
the finest tomatoes we hnfe seen this sea-
son. They are OF tho HWeIth = variety,
and raised on his place in Sidney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

Another supply of fine French note-paper Just
received ut ELLYsoN s. TAYLoR's News Depot,
l110 Main street. - = --E .--.-
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NOTHING protects SO well against the heat OF
the sun as q good umbrella. T.. Il. SPENCE & Son
have fine assortment of umbrellas ut all prices.
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Corn AND Flour ExCHANGE.-The Rich
mond Corn and Flour Exchange now opens
ut half-past A. NJ, sales commence at 0,
and close at half-past 10 A. NJ.
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STRANGERS visiting the city will find oil the
latest magazines, weeklies, dailles, and guide
books, ut ELLYsoN s. TAYLoR's. 11l0 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

FRANK LEsLIE's, Godey's, and Demorest's
fashion books for August, for sale at ELLYsoN s.
ThYLOR'S ncws depot, 11Ie Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

THE latest Novels ut ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR's
news depot, lll8 Main street. .........
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WILKIE CoLLINs'S new novel-"Man and
Wife Just receiYedlat ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's,
l1e Main street. A'
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OLD PArERs, in packages Of one hundred or
more, for sale ut the Dispatch counting-room.
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lost AND FOUND.

a < REWARD.-LOST, on the 18th in
sSte stant, BLACK FEMALE POINTER,
about six months old has white spot on breast.
I will pay the above reward for delivery 20 me,
corner Eighteenth aud Grace streets.
jy2t--3t - wv ..ELLIeON. !.
T OST, about ten days since, o BOND OF
4 i the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal FOR y ,oao,
With coupons attached from lsSa, also eeflincAe
OF interest OF the same fer nearly S5Oa. q
Also at the Petersburg depot, on sunday iast, q
LEATHER WALLET. containing about asYensy s
dollars. The finder will be literally reWaloca Oy
returning either Of the above TO !. j
. ejy s0-eosts EDWARD COHEN, Banker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

soÐING NEW AND NICE Those white and
buTsun umbrellas, lined with blue and green tha.
E. B. SPENCE & BON, 1900 Main street, are selling
very low but fast. Call and examine them. ~
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TRAND BALL AT.THE HUGUE- ea 81
" NOT sPRINGS.-The flrst GRAND ~
DRESS BALL OF the season Will be given 94a y
atthe HUGUEH0F SPRINGSoD FRIDAYaass d.
TICKETS OF Admission, THREE Doll
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in4DARI,DINa. =.

nDARDING.--The subseribefs residlns
y 81 near Ca,arlotfcsyille Va, rQnt6 eske AdaNly
or four or Ave persons " ncssesrs toF s Sun
fy is-iN. ARCHIHhLDN.DO DOUGLAs-
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EOR NEW YORK.--The Old <FTFAi
aleyant side.wheel steamship NIAGARA, Cap
tain BLAcKwooD, will leave her wharf at Rock.
etts on FRIDAY, July ed, at II O'CLOCK A: M.
90, Ss round-trip tickets, $40. For freight or
aDply to JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
-jy 20 -3t MO- odOFeFuok ottGSS.
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NJOTICE TO SHIPPERS.--3s1sr,lE!I!smsa2
II The boats OF The JAMES RI ;5sss<,Tsss9
YER AND KANAWHA. CANAL COMftAsx "
win leave the dock as usual promptly az - q. 81 OF
Freight and tolls on goods for Lyncaeurg ann
oeyoud collected on deliysry. or A. .ts stS
option of the shipper. Every faciity posslDis WI
snuicd 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than .
ray office on the Dock without special agreement.
Msg freight win not be delivered un sae
paid,
Boats locked and insured. 80,
Geu EDWA ALL DAAASNs AAoAuSf
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TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
E STATE OF MARYLAND will
leave her wharf WEDNESDAY, July 10Th, at
O'Clock r. NJ. Freight received up TO O'Clock
+. NJ. For freight or passage, applyto -. /
10 90 n WILLIAM II. BRETT. AGENT. I
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IS. .NoRvELL, COBB. d, i CO., rropristGrs.
COMMITTEE :

Gen. Ed. Johnson, Joseph V. Hobson,
Hon. James A.. Seddon, John 3. Mers6tth ef5 = -
DR.. Henry Jeryey. I'D. ID. fChrlglap. ~ .,,gt, ;,
DR.. Junius L. Archer, William M.'PcrkinE,
WiliamW. Micharx, p. w. MgKinueysIa3 4inSf,
William II. Kennon, William; Il, Berkley,
Thomas III. Wynne, II. y. Watkfns,I a'l@ ~ ga
8. Sprigg CampbetL E. M. Garde29,lg5I IA; Is..47
Thomas n. Brandcr, George L. Bidgood,
a. 8. Watkins, John q. Shafer, ttiRf h.fi
Samuel Pullian, Walter Is. MArttD, ., ,yt.,f,
William II. McCaw, Richard y. Archer,
G. q. Bridges, sf Thomas T.. jDeppsfi .90ri I
John E. Lay, s,. t.a " 3q-st ~
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BHIPPlMG.

TOR PHILADELPHIA.fsIN.,
II Steamer j. s. GREEN, Captain 268sitsfa
VANCE, will receive freight for the above port
Till THURSDAY the 2lst instant ut IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates:
Passage to Philadclphia. including meals and
statcroom, $S. w. p. PORTER, Agent
iy ol--2t No. zf25 Dock street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 20,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 81, 1879.
Sun rises. .......... 4.54 Moon rIses...... 2.0t
Snn sets ,.......... TOO High tide. l0.3s
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l44sR.AllND az .llND sAcRED CONCEPT

GRAND SACRED CoNCERT.
III .s.s.. =, EpIssGoPAL = II 90 CHURcH
THURSDAY EVENING, JUIY ~ I'M.
RAnAMa PkynssoR a9H H esprsse
Assisted by fourteen or the snoae aeosncritsi.ssi
and wsll-knoEn masical amateuro md - :,
fstEf s3s5ll connofsseurs of the city. lit.
q Tho programme Is complete and inyittnk, xst3
nm assured rich aud brilliant entertainment is
eenfidentty guaranteed. - 4 ~. fi-I
Admission, 3Se. Doors 0lcu nj n n. NJ, ,<ton.
cert 20 commence as 81 O'Clock precisely.
The street cars pass the church door IN st.it
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4 n. ORDINANCE. no !, P,RQHIyRis1I,TT IT
tiTY . II = HoFFiCRRs e;nGC From MgnHTRAtIIEaa.,i 70 3
Si;RNiSH SUPPLIESTO THE EITX. PASskD

lilly 18TH. lSI0-.. .,.. - r.s.1
q be tordnined tytae t0uTcft 81 g AsssssS
nc sas + council OF AN o,eer Of fs sisy Eosefe-
Inent 30 contract for q ss of
sai.I cifr Or 10 be fntcyested in ay .ucn
3. Thsssuy person who, shall violate tsts 9syi-
nnnco shall be Ened not Less than one oS r.
member OF tie ConnclL shall be desmtd gnIsy os W
maIfsassnee In ONCE and expaHeds vi ~ ~ Y.
two.thiff OF tho council and " az =. sS
se deemed guilty Of misconduct fnt o6tec sna fe-
Pnbiislled by authority of. Council c,..t
jy 2f--st II. o. HOW Ahats'Sssy sa,'.- -.
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION.
LEDGE GU1GON's DECISION.
NEW ELECTION laUsT BE ORDERED.
Tho Present Incumbents to Hold Over.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
Guigon delivered in the presence OF large
crowd the following decision in the con-
tested election case:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-13
BAXTER g. KINNEY. Ian
caster, Wis,


Offer to the Fall and Winter
Trade the largest and most extern
sve stock of Staple and Fancy
Goods ever brought to this market,
and ask buyers TO call and examine
goods and prices.
Our stock of Dry Goods consists,
in,part, Of the following: Merinos,
Alpacas, Repps, Amionos, Delanes,
Linseys, Calicos, Sheetings, Tickings,
Stripes, Checks, Denims, brown and
black Canton Flannels, plain and
fancy Wool Flannels, Blankets, Re
pellants, sackings, Beavers, Velve-
teens, Cassimeres, &c.
Oar stock of Family Groceries
is very full and complete, including
full line Of Canned fruits which we
will sell at wholesale or retail.
We call especial attention to our
large stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, of all styles and prices,
bought of the manufacturers in Bos-
ton, which are as we'll made, cut and
trimmed as any homemade clothing,
and will duplicate Dubuque prices.
A good line Of gents Hats and
Caps, Ladies' Mink, Fitch, Sib.
Squirrel and Alaska Mink Fur
Sets. Buck and Sheep Mitts and
Gloves, Shirts and Drawers, Collars,
Cuffs, Neck-ties, Suspenders, &c.
Our Boot and Shoe Depart
ment Is full of the best Chicago and
Milwaukee custom work, also East
ern machine work.
Carpets, Oil Cloths snd Win
dow Shades in great variety and
low prices. We have also a large
stock of W. G. and G. G. Ware, Glass.
ware and Lamps, bought Of the
manufacturers agent in New York
and we can sell very cheap as we
save all the jobbel's profit. Ladies'
and Cents Trunks, Valises, Satchels
and Travelling Baskets in all styles
and prices.
We take pleasure in calling the
attention Of our friends and custom
crs to the fact that our stock is
the largest, most extensive and
cheapest we ever offered them and
that We believe in the practice of
selling the best goods at the very
lowest prices, believing that this
practice and fair dealing and close
attention to your wants will entitle
us to o continuation of your very
liberalpatronage. 23tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-12-13
Local Matters:
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Why suffer from the cold when you can get
buffalo o,ercoals Of Wedehase
Parian goods, choice perfumes, and fancy
wares at Baxter's.
A fine LOT Of hobs ia front Of Pollock s.
Herberrs wagon shop.
G. Schmitt, grocer and butcher is moving
into the rooms lately occupied by Collins.
All kinds Of rubber goods and undercloth-
ing at Nathan, Schriner & Cos.
The "star clubD skate may be found a,
Holloway & Baldwin's likewise that thing Of
use called the tubular lantern.
A new lot Of leonese and wool yarn, and
mems gloves and miltens at J. p. Lewis
II you want am "Elgu' watch, gold ring
or beautiful jet jewelry Of any kind, 60 to
Murphy's
Before the snow leaves don't fail 70 call at
Budd's and examine those cutters.
Baxter &.Kinuey ave supplying the trade
with iuts and carpeS.
The "New York club" skate is now all The
70. Zeiger Il Dillon stls 'em.
"Let there be light" Fulfil the INJUNCTION
by buying lamp az Iones'.
Get ready TO take out life policy at the
beginning Of the year-F NJ. Durand, Gen'l
AWoNl ohN' "kEh@
Desirable styles Of cloak goods, shawls and
nublas at Burr's.
To cure the dyspepsia, blues and "cant go
20 sleeps" try the rink.
Oysters cheap and candies sweet at Bieg's /;
also nuts, crackers aud raisins.
Apples by the barrel, bushel, peck and five
cents worth, at Nathan * Woolstenhome's.
Digger will deliver at your door choice flour
wheat, Graham or buckwheat
Hair ornaments and patterns for all kinds Of
ladies' wear at Miss Schloesser's.
For the next thirty days Foster will sell
furniture at Just a trile over first cost, for
freight &c., You know.
III. Hitc, merchant tailor, keeps up with
me styles and down with the prices.
Schroeder has Just received lot Of center
stands, chairs and bureaus.
A fan winter suit Of clothes made up on
short notice by Herman Cook.
To subscribe for book, magazine or news
paper, call at the post-otlice
"Secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
at Vaudewa's.
Miss Ware keeps a full line Of millinery
goods and asks everybody to call.
To save your horse from colds aud other ills
get one Of those housings made at the Lancas-
ter WOOlen Mills.
II you want something beautiful or useful
for holiday present, paronize the bookstore.