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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-23
Important TO Females.

When female Is In trouble or afflicted with
lisease, and requires medical or surgical ssslst.
,ucc, the inquiry should be. where IL there
Jhysician who Is fully competent 10 administer
r.iicf and whore respectable standing In societv
,.con,mcnds him TO the confidence OF the COM
nunityY Tho Doctor. understanding how I'M
,erstiycly necessary these requirements are,
|ecls called upon TO interposc and beg inc atten.
.on of tho AFFLICTED to the fact that nc has peen
Professor oil Ubstrctlcs aud Femal Disease
for twenty years, and Ia fully qualified TO ndmln-
Istcr In all cascs both incidentally and eargica-
~. moi In a superficial manner, but IN as tnoF'
ouyh manner Gs years Of study and Practice
10Th in hospitals and private r. Hes-ean
make, to save them from the haht ne un-
,ualiaed, unscrnpulogs and designing. IneIe'
Ore families can rely upon him as upon fafnef:
iii In aijIIction can huG In him one who VIII
,ymplthize with and hefriend thom In trouble
nc Nm whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
ne placed Consultation by letter or otnerWhe'
,REI, See address below,
Ladies', the nature of whose trouplcs REQUIRE
he constant attention Of the Doctor, can be mr.
,Ished with apartments. and skillful and atten'
oficc for the sale OF DR.. Young's PREyrsr.
I'VE PowpERs, for married ladies'. Ihese
Powders are perfectly sale and effective Pr1cs,
10 per boz. One boz will last from four 70 FIX
nonths. p-I..
10. Either kind sent by mail upon receipt OF
,rice. |.. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-23
Peremptory Auction Sale.
. FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A SAFE
AND LUCRATIVE INVESTMENT.
1HE EMPIRE STATE MILL TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

At ONE O'CLOCK Ply. OF THURSDAY,
"A August the eth, at our salesroom, on C
street, Virginia City, We will sell TO the highest
bidder the lnc property known as the EMPIRE
STATE MILL, WITH all It's dependencies The
property consists OF: The mill. Of fifteen heavy
stamps: rock breaker Of Dlako's patent; six
horn pans with their settlers; a double set OF
boilers; n fne engine. l6.inch bore: retortt,
water tanks, etc, all complete. An oniee build.
Ing with dwelling attached; boarding nEo.e
with sleeping departments; a stable VIII AZ its
pceds castings. tools. ETC., thereto bciopginG;;
Attached TO premises. there IL ws'St,lsn. sna
sufficient TO supply tho mill; also no%iDE
spring OF cool. Gear water, moro tnan supplying
Sale percmptory and terms cash. as II mto
close the csiaie Of former owners. -. al
This e an occasion rsnIS ssfom .pd %Gi miDs M viii do
well to examine 'H j. C. cURRIE 8 CO.,
"a, Auctloncers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-23

A MoRBIpLY nervous lady, accom-
panied by her husband, arrived In Ball
timore recently on n visit, and OH their
way to hotel encountered two men
OH the sidewalk. quietly engaged In
conversation. The lady INSTANTLY fan
cied the men intended harm to her
husband and set up violent scream
Ing, aud before the husband could OBJ
IN explanation from her he WAS in the
hands Of two men, they naturally sup
posing that the femaie had been as
ssulted. An explanation Of the con-
duct Of the husband was demanded.
and the nervous female, perceiviug
that her champions were about to
thrash her husband, quickly explained
matters aud relieved her husband
from the awkward position in which
her own folly had placed him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-23

An clipping couple from Marin
county, Iud., youth Of nineteen and
a mature damsel of thirty-seven-
passed through Terre Haute the other
day. on their way TO the West and
welded bliss. Tilda was fearful that
papa would follow in close pursuit,
but expressed her determination never
TO desert sammy while Sammy, be-
tween his soos, was heard to implore
the fair Tilda not to "go back OH him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-23

HorsE room for sh. poor Is stated TO
be very deficient III Vienna. An oih
clal Inspection OF lodging house Dis
closed the fact that the cellar, seventy
two feet long and ten feet broad,
served as q sleeping apartment for
for,y-elght persons. Twelve narrow
courhes were arranged along onc side
OF the cellar and twelve along the
other, and the Inmates slept two In II
bed. For this accommodation each
person had to pay sixty cents a week,
aud the owner OF the cellar makes $Si0
per anuum out Of the miserable in-
mates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-23

A ROMANTIC marriage occurred at
Cleveland, Ohio, last week. the parties
to which had never seen each other
until an hour before the ceremony
took place. This novel affair was
brought about by the proprietor of 4
tailoring establishment to whom the
woman applied for work aud who ad-
vised her TO marry one OF the work
men who wa, mstrlmonially inclined.
Thus the Ice was broken; in twenty
minutes they were engaged,an Within
sixty minutes from the time the woman
had entered the store, the twail were
one.
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Tho Necessity Of a visit Overcome.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residinc In any part Of the State,
ooweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
ON their respective casos, and who think proper
10 submit written statement o. tuch IN prefer,
ence 10 holding personal Interview, nre arsurod
hai their communications will be held mott
,acI ed, and the cnrc guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the eosre-
/ .pondlDg physician. thus: iii
BENZ. r JUsSELYN, n. D..
TBox f33l 61S sacramento street,
Between Montgomery aud heafny.
ivlt,i. SaI Fruncirco, Cal.
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Az old Scotch lady had an evening
party, where q young man was pres
ent who was about to leave for all ap-
polntment In China. As he was ex-
ceedingly extravagant in his conver.
satlon about himself. the old lady said
when he was leaving. TAX good
care o. yourself when ye are ava
,hay eat puppies in China. =
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COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB;
y script!ons for the GOLD HILL NEWS and
for paperf published In California, Oregon and
Nevada; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana.
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Territones
ican Porte. Nicaragua. Panama, Valparaiso.
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Austria
Ian Colonies, the Atlantic Ststes and Europe.
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| NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE!
rHEArLANIc aPAcIFIc
TELEGRAPH C0.

JJAyE OPENED AN OFFICE ~ MAY.
II NARD's Building, Main street God Hali,
nafches 10 or from all parts Of the world.
Jess in a. W. ''Se'
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ADVERTISING

Has created uapy . new business,
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many . dull business:
Has rescued many q lost business;
Has sayod many Z falling business;
Has prea9rved many large busine-s;
And iusures success In any business.
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A PRINTERS ESSAY.

A PRINTERS ESSAY.
~
TO KISS cAraAMSE J-,oFr
An s'A now I mean to write
eU. sweet K tt,
The eirfwithout
The bell OF U T X.
ID. IL derif you got the =
lwrote2 UB4
called inthe X X ID A.
& sent By L y Moore.
NY " T head will scarce conceive
: 'iealm d A bright:
But. 8 T miles fr m U. must
NJ this chance write.
L ist. should n L NvU,
BEZ mind II not:
Ifany friendship show. B sure
They shall not b forgot.
Blu, friends and Toes alike DIX;
And You NAV plainly C.,
In every funeral II A.
Our uncle's L L q.
From virtue never DYs;
Her influence b Q,
Alike induces 10 0derueas
Or 70 tlde divine.
&ifUtannot cut a.
Or cause an :,
Ihope I'm pat q.
2lt. .....r.
,RU FOR IN Y alton 3 ...,
Ny COUSIN heart and sD
he ocers In as
A broad of land.
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OS AND AFTER TuEspAY.JuNs 18TH,
Stages will leave on arrival OF 10 A. y. train
from Virginia for Genoa and Warm Syringe. on
Tursday' Tnursdsy and Saturday. Returning
tsme days and connecting with tho sr. =. trair
Sorth on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
AZ - w.F. WILSON. Proprietor.
J. D. KIRsEY, Agent. ,
Carson, June u, Issa. leas III
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DIED,

On Thursday the 2d instant. attCra short but pain
FIJI illness. EMMETT B., only child of John H. anu
Emma D. Harris. aged seventeen months AMI Soinc
days.
Sad and silent l., the household
Cold in death our darling lc>.
H. has left An earthly niansiul
For MANSION In The skies.
Cold and silent l. his Young heart,
Pale the lips We lowell to kiss;
And upon hi- lovely features
Lingers still the smile We miss.
Farewell. Emmett thou hast left us,
Angels claim thee rs their own:
Upin Heaven We hope 10 meet thee
When lite's weary days have flown.
No pain nor death can enter there.
Where sin and sorrow Will all be Ger:
And there We will meet our Emmett dear.
And there we will meet to part no more.
In this city, at l o'clock THURSDAY, 18th August,
IDA FRANCIS. daughter Of j. W. and Martha +.
Perkins, aged SIX wears
list l shu nG HIS is .tI !" o t Fe
and acquaintance are invited 10 attend.
On Thursday morning, 18th instant. ut halt-rist
O'Clock. WILLIAM WYTIlt. only child of William
7. and Indie a. FIRTH aged Fix months and four
days.
The friends AMI acquaintance OF the firmly arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of the parents, No. il3 wcs; trace street
THIS Friday MORNING ut O'Clock.
Died at the residence Of her son, No. 7pI Clay
stry ct, on the ii!h Instant. ELIZABETH FROM
APPLE. at 4 quarter 10 IL J.. NJ after short AM!
painful Illness. in the screnty-cirlIth year Of her
age. ~
her funeral will take place FRIDAY MORNING
ut o'clock ut st. Marys German Catholic church.
Friends aud aoluanIances are respectfully invited
t. attend without further motto.
On the 18th August, ls79 THOMAS P LAM
BERT, aged tiffy-twu ycars
His funeral will take place THIS EVENING az i
o'clock from his late residence. Twcnty-tlftl,
street near Leigh. The friends of the family are
requested to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

FAILURE OF PITTSBURGH OIL FlRM-LIA-
BlLlTiEs REPORTED AT One MILLION DOL
LARs.-A special telegram from Pittsburgh
says:
"The excitement has not allayed Il whit in
business circles here over the failure of the
great oil firm the Fisher Brothers, numbered
among the most extensive producers and
dealers In the oil trade. The house has been
in existence almost from the discovery of
petroleum, and from modest business at the
beginning had spread TO one of enormous
extent. The firm was composed of Mes>rS.
Henry, John, and Frederick Fisher, who
commenced business together. Previous to
this the boys were clerks in Il dry goods
store on Market street Of this city ut mere
moderate salaries. Their energy, the CONT
dencc Of several moneyed men, and being
possessed Of business tact and penetration,
soon gained them leading position i'll The
trade, which was maintained until ycster-
day. For the last six or seven years their
tlude has been simply enormous, and The
firm was known wherever oil was Sent-in
Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
on City, Parker's Landing, Titusville, and
Tideoute. They also engaged largely in
boring for oil, and in the majority of theiI
ventures seemed to be singukIrly successful.
They now have wells at Pulkcr's Landing
and in the oil regions which produce 81 COG
worth of oil daily.
They We're looked upon in tine trade as
very bold operators, but shrowd, reliable.
and possessed Of abundant means, which
enabled them to pass through critical periods
while others went upder. The liabilities OF
the firm IRE not precisely known, but it is
estimated they will be upwards OF one mil
lion dollars. The cause of their suspension
is attributed to being caught with M i'm
mensely large supply of oil OH hand, and
being overtaken by I'M unprecedented low
market. Soon after the fact was known here
the price of oil went down one cent per gall
Ion, but subsequently rallied.
Fred. Fisher, while admitting their pre-
sent insolvency, has asked for time to realize
their property, and said that if allowed two
years they could easily come out "square. y
Oil City papers, speaking of the failure, say
the firm has probably been the most rcmarka-
BILE one in the history of the oil region. 1t
organized in the infancy Of the oil business
with small beginning, but with brain and
will-power that is sure to win. Through all
the many financial changes that has marked
the history of the oil region they have steadily
advanced with its growth until they had
long since been accorded the position oil
honor in its financial circles by foreign lis
well rs the home trade. Their suspension is
one of the remarkable epochs in the brief
history of this busy region.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

EDMUND YATES, the popular novelist, will
lecture throughout the United States during
the autumn and winter of 1872 and spring OF
1873 The subjects of these lectures will be
"Modern Society,"" "The British Par|ia'
ment," princes of the PEN and "Good
Authors at Discount" In this course Mr.
Yates exhibits with excellent effect his power
of humorous illustration and comic observa
ton. He draws graphic sketches of charac'
ter, tells capital stories, and gives humorous
hits at the folies, whims, oddities, and &c.
centricities of modern society. The lecture
on " Princes of the Pen" gives Mr.. Yates
"reminiscences OF his intimate friendship will
Dickens, Thackcray, Bulwer, Tennyson, and
other English literary celebrities. Mr.. Yates,
besides being the author of many popular
and well written novels, has been editor OF
Temple Bar and of T,nsleys Magazine.
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The West Virginia Election.

The election in West Virginia takes place
an Thursday next the ed instant. For the
s,ast two years the State has gone Demo
cratic, and It Is hardly likely that II VIII
change now when there is a greater necessity
than ever for carrying it. In 1917 thelf ma
iority was 1000, and last year, in the eiec'
ton for the Constitutional Convention, II
was ISL. The only opponents the Demo
crafts have are men Of the same faith. Mr.
JAcos. who is supported by the he
publicans, is the present Democratic IN
cumbcnt of the office, and has just siSn'heo
his approval Of the Constitution. VINO"
the great body of his friends oppose. MI tAA'
DEN is the regular Democratic nominee. nc
Wheeling Register thinks that the hepup'f
cans will not continue to support JACOB
unless they obtain further concessions. II
says that they now insist that the Jacohite>
must drop all of the ticket nominated at Far
kcrsburs, and must vote only for such can
ddatcs as they Ohe Radical ring see tit t'
suggest. The chief part of the plan Is tt
COIlIbt ttt JhCoD ilitb w Sbhhooi' 'N'S'' Nv
of the Democratic candidates for Judges a
the Supreme Court of Appeals, and substitute
MAXWELL and BERKSHIRE. though they
arc now endeavoring TO dictate the abandon
ment of the whole of the regularly homl
mated ticket. It is quite probable that De
fore the election every one OF the newspapers
now supporting JACOB will lie required 10
flaunt at the masthead the names OF Maxwell
and BERKSHIRE, and all Of the JACOB tickets
voted on the day of election arc to contain
these names. This is part of the scheme fol
"purifying the Democratic party" The
JACOB men are completely in the power OF
FOREMAN, STEVENSON and company, and will
be compelled to do their bidding or elst
their party will break up before the election
just as completely as it rlU be crushed on
the 22d OF August.
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AT Saratoga N. ~ tournament Wednes
day E. NJ. Jackson, of Fairfax, Va, was one
of the successful knights"
An ounce and half of dynamite was re
Gently exploded in fifteen feet of water in
England and brought up two hundred fish
Mrs. sherman, wife of the General, is re-
s;dino at st. Adams, Vt, with their chill
dren.
The Sandwich Islanders purpose building
a new house for their king at cost OF Slop,'
900.
The Rev. Cephas Bennett ana wife have
been forty years in missionary service IN Bur-
NAH.
Mrs. Matthews, Mr. Colfax's mother-ln.
law, whose case was reported as one OF the
wondrous cures OF cancer effected by y cum
durango died on sunday hist.
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SENTENCE OF RoBBERs.-Nep Yora, August
1.-THE lager-beer dealers to-day elected
delegates to central body being organized
to oppose the enforcement of the excise law.
Hugh Began and William Wilson have
been sentenced to twenty years In the State
prison for the outrageous robbery of Airs.
Hardy, in Broome street, in July. Nellie
Wilson, an accomplish, was accorded five
years imprisonment. Mrs. Hardy was
gagged and tied in her own house, i. pistol
held to her bead, and the thieves about to
apply torch to her feet, when she told
where the jewelry and other vauablcs were
secreted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

TELEGRArlIISG IN CHlSA.-The problem Of
telegraphing in the Chinese language, tc
write which requires some $4,000 different
characters, has been solved in this way {: a
few thousands of the characters most Used
are cut upon wooden blocks. On the oppo'
side of each block is its number. Duplicates
of such numbered blocks are ut each tele
graph station. The China merchant select,
the blocks which express thu thoughts to he
transmitted The operator teleglaphs only
the numerals designating these blocks, which
enable the receiving operator to select SINH
lar blocks at his end of the line.
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IfAEsEsAED,

ON Tuesday 18th Instant. 10y The Rev. Dr. liogc
Mr.. HENRY X. U'DWYEk to Miss MARY g.
JACKSON, second daughter OF rctcrJacks"n, Esd.
all of this city.
Philadelphia and Petersburg papers please COPY
August 9th, bv the Rev. R"hcrt Gray Mr.. GEORGE
w WALkfE, ct Berkeley county, W. Va. and
Miss EMMA Co. daughter Of G.. W. Mysor. ESI OF
Pulaski county, Va.
BY Rev. y. u. Taylor. Jr., at Cuircpcr. on ilir
morning of Thursday the 18th instant. Professor
SAMUEL ". AVERETT. Of Koalmkc Female
College. Danyilic. to Miss JANE Russell. dalIgli-
ter of j. GrecH Miller. Esq. Of Cuircpcr.
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The Treasury Department decides that
jute reflections are liable to the same rate of
duty rs manufactured jnte--namely, SIS
q ton.
During the late hurricane in Ohio q bolt OF
flanaei. containing forty-six yards, was
carried nine miles By the wind. Letters
bieWnfrom D ppstofilee were picked npniae-
item miles away.
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THE CoTToN CRoP.--The Jackson Miss
Clarion says: /" No intelligent person who
will take the data of the growing cotton crop
of 1872 and weigh the probabilities of the
yield fairly will reach the conclusion that it
will exceed three million bales"
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CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE IN THE FIFTH
DIsTRIcT.--Colonel A. NJ. Davis, nominated
for Congress from the Danvile district, was
colonel of the Forty-ifth Virginia regiment
during the late war, and was elected to the
State Senate in the canvass of 1869, serving
two sessions in that body
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

The MILWAUKEE WHEAT EMpARGo RAISED.
The order prohibiting the transportation of
wheat from Milwaukee to Chicago over the
Northwestern railroad has been rescinded,
and forty cars We're loaded Wednesday
morning. The difference in the price of
wheat between Milwaukee and Chicago gives
shippers profitable margin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16

me- BUY A LARGE HONEY-COMB OR
BRIDAL GUILT 1T *l.l5 worth -:
MARSEILLES QUILTS at - and np to 80:
HUCKABkCk TOWELS at IL, l2t. l64. 20. ana
.5c.-al very cheap: ~
Fine uUCkABACk and nANASk TOWELS at
great bargains:
FRiNGED NAPhINS at 80, &c., aud II per dozen
worth &c. 81. and Sl.cj:
TABLE-CLOTlS and TABLE DAMASh very
cheap; ,
RUSSIA DIAPER, pure linen, at Sl.5O piece;
COTTON DIAPER at Sl.J5 and sl.io Per piece oil
ten yards:
MpSQU ITO NET and LACE;
TABLE, STAND, PIANO, and MLLoDEoN
COVERS:
m n ~ LEVY BROTHERS,.
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TaE CHANGES IN CONGRESS-.

1t was the bosst of the Grant organs last
May that though the Liberal movement had
considerable strength in the Senate not one
Republican member of the House supported
Greeley and Brown. Since then the follow
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sEEDsMEN. FLORISTS. ar.

sEEDSNEN. FLORISTS. sc.
m l. NIP Sci l..
A FULL SUPPLY or FRESH TtESiP SEE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN
RED-TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN.
DALE'S HYBRID,
SEyFS-TOP,
SWEDISH or RUTA-BAGA.
Warranted Of the same surer!ortiEtiity We 'a''
heretofore sold. ,,,,,.,<
~ l3 AtliStN " Abb'>-'''-
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or. MARY,S HIGH SCHOOL. FOR

ct. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL. FOR
- BOYS. will hc open again On :hc FIRST MON
DAY IN SEPTEMBER This wcll->llnwn inst
tuition Is conducted by the Bcncdcin" Fathers III
81. Mary's church, and affords IT, Catholic lui,nts
and guardians rare opportunity to have their sous
ary branches of complete commercial and cla>St-
cal course If studies. Special j. given 10 10
gnncrS and paramount attention paid ~ religious
Instruction Of all classes.
The school-rooms are Retired, aud ,li tlr
will be taken To render this iuSiltu'on--hc
only one OF It's kind In rhi, city and vicinity,
worthy Of the patronage of Il Catholic community.
TERMS y yer month, 10 he paid In advance.
For particulars apply Ia
REV. DIR. HERMANN WOLFE, o. :. ".
~ Fourth and Mar. hail streets.
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NE TRAoRDINARY INDUCE
MENTS.-In order to close out The balance OF our
SUMNER STOCK. we offer same at such low prices
that purchasers cannot fail 10 I've pleased
Best CALlCOES at lie. per yard;
Best LAWNS at &c. per ward:
COLORED and 81 ACK GRENADINES at ls3, 20,
and CSC. per yard:
WHITE PiQUES Ut 20, IS, and 3cc. per yard:
WHITE CANBRICS and CHECK NUSLISS NJ
20 aud &c per yard;
Yar'I-wiic BROWN ana BLEACHED CoTToNS
at i2lc. per yard:
pARASOLS, LACE COVERS, and LACE
SUAWLS. 1T cost;
CoLoRED and BLACK GRENADINE sIIAWI.S
at cost;
STRIPED SWISS aud NAINSOoK MUSLINS at
cost:
JAPANESE and PALM-LEAF FANS at cost;
SUMMER KID GLOVES and GAUZE SHIRTS at
cost.
a number Of other articles ut and below cost. Call
ut once at
WILLIAM THALHiMER 4 SONS.
1913 Main street, opposite the ost-office, and
au ID 6Ol Broad street, corner Sixth.
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ncs" BED-TICK, all qualities, from 10 to
Fine fnIl yari-widc USBLEACHED COTTON at
l2tc. per yard; - . . ,., -,
TNBLEhCIiED SHEErI&G. fill width, at 35c.
sIIIRriSti STRIPES at 10, Ia, lci 90 aud 95c per
yard:
CAiItOES at Il. To- II. and I2tc per yard;
HEAVY GINGIIAMS at llar. per yard
oINAII'Ri;S JEANS, nEH MS. and DUCK, ut
low prices. LEf BhnL iEhS.
COAIS'S and CT ARK'S SPOOL COTTON ut 1Cc.
per dozen. ""i 10
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Ny- READY-MADE GARMENTS FOR
HANDSUME WHITE AND CoLORED SUITS
only few left;
NIGUT-GOWNS, DRESS Nc SACQUES,
APRONS. CIiEMIESES AND DRAW Els. III
great variety nj LEVY BROTHERS.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON At soc.
per pound.