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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-27
Mail AnnANor,1Esrs.,-The Northerp

MAIL hARRANaEsIENTs.t-T Northern
mail opens at 2.30,P. NJ; closes 1900
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
P. NJ; closes GOO. a. n. Charleston
night mail opens TOO A. NJ: closes 6. Is
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens GAS P.
NJ; closes 600 A. Ms Western opens
and closes 1.3o P. n. Wilmington opens
2.3O F. NJ: closes 11.3O A. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to 4P. Nj.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mrs. Levy-Primary School.
Change of Schedule 8. G. r. r.
Hope & Gyles-Hams, &c.
McCants Il Clarkson-O. F. Academy.
r. G. Shiver. & Co.-To Rent.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
Oak Plank Wanted.
G. D. Eberhardt-New Goods.
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The RECEPTION or AKCnRlS0r BAYLEY.--
The precise hour and day OF his coming has
not been made public Sunday morning
next at II O'Clock the grand installation will
take place at the cathedral, 10 which no one
will hr admitted without ticket. At meet
ings of the Young Catholics Friends So
ccv, held in all the parishes Of the citv YES
trrtlav, ioIr delegates from each parish were
selected to he present ut the cathedral on
sunday morning TO serve ~ Il guard OF honor
during the ecclesiastical procession TO escort
the new Archbishop FROM The archicpiscopnl
mansion. in the rear of the cathedral. on
north Charles street. TO the church. The
delegates will assemble AZ 9 O'Clock and form
| Il double line extending from the mansion
| door on Charles street along Mulberry street
10 the entrance OF the cathedral, through
| which the ecclesiastical procession. consist
inc Of local and visiting clergy. together
with Il number of bishops from different
parts of the country, who arc expected to
be- present, will pass. The installation cerC-
monies within the cathedral will, Of course,
be very grand aud imposing.
The various Catholic temperance societies
of Washington city held Il meeting last eve
nin@, when full arrangements were made in
reference 10 attending the installation ot the
archbishop. Ii Is supposed that there will
be Il large number Of people from Washing
ton and the District OF Columbia, who will
come To Baltimore on the occasion, and il Is
understood the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will issue roundtrip tickets to ac-
cnmnod;'te the public Ill this PARTICULAR
baltimore SIN Of yc$ie'day.
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TIE Coal SurrLY or ENGLAND.-Bringr g
Goals to Newcastle is no longcran act oIfoly.
The price Of coal in England is now so high
that large shipments Of that article are being
made from France. The proprietors OF the
coIirrieS ofthe Pas du Calais have contracted
to supply two hundred and fifty thousand
tons Of the Invaluable mineral to English
firms, and the shipment Of the order has
already commenced in the port of Dunkirk.
This is the first time coal has been exported
from that port to England though if prices
maintain their upward tendencies it is
not likely to be the lust. The process will
not probably last long, for the cost of French
coal has been rising OF late steadily, though
not so rapidly as with us in England. The
subject, however, has attracted some attcn-
ton in France, where diligcnt search is being
also made for new coal-feds, so as to coun-
teract by larger supplies the tendency of
prices to rise. Some Of the councils general
have voted money for engineering explora-
lions to ascertain if these new resources can
be obtained. If these are, successful it is
possible the new export trade may be con-
tinued.
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4 NATION OF LIARs.--Thc island Of Ccylon
is very beautiful The scenery lovely. and the
soil productive in spices and many kinds OF
fruit indeed. il is said that il alone might
produce sufficient coffee for the consumption
Of the entire world. The natives, however,
are far from pleasing. They arc generally OF
short stature. very Misunderstanding, alE!-
thctic, and such liars that it is impossible to
lcpend upon their word. II they may but
rcpoSc for hour after hour under tree,
with piece of bread-fru!t beside them,
they seem 70 care for little else. The men
wear their hair turned up behind with Il
comb, the height Of the comb denoting the
rank Of the wcarcr. This, and TIE small
features. give them altogether such an Ell
Terminate appearance that it is difficult for Il
European to distinguish them from The tc-
males. \ visitor lately entered one OF the
schools, and seeing Il row of boys sitting
with their backs towards him. and each
with a comb in his head. unconSclousiy
asked if boys and girls were educated to-
"etler. one of the natives OF high rank
WIS lately called on to give evidence at a
trial. ana sWorc such complete falSehood-
that he was Imprisoned for perjury. Tic
applied to the English Government, and,
with surprise, asked why he shonld be pllE-
iShcd for what his people did! MY
father" he said, "was a liar, aud my grand
father was liar, and We are al! liars. 1t i
the custom Of my country. Why should
be punished - FIcld dnd Farm.
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THE A>nEs Insurance CuMrAHY.-C nc'h-
not, October /. ISI2.--A meeting Of the d.
rcctors and Stockholders Of the Andes lnSu-
rance Company WAS held to-day. i'll which
the stocl. to Tie amount Of foul-ttths WAS
represented.
The directors regarded the action of SUI
pcrin'cnGcnt Church in su>norQing :hc flmc-
tons OF the company early last month as
without warrant Of law, but decided not to
take action TO resist his order before the an
nlnl meeting next January. The directors
reported deficit Of go 900 in excess OF the
liabilities over the assets and the stock all
gone. They resolved to postpone further
assessments until the january meeting. and
To make every effort to avoid abandoning the
company.
The belief is confidently expressed that
the company could he upLcd ii the s'or!-
holders cooperate.
[This company has Sj0,0 900 in bonds de-
pc>itcd with the Treasurer of the Common
wealth for the protection OF its Virginia pol
cy-hoidcr>. --Eps.l
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Mos,uIToEs As \ FEaTlLzER.- Coming
from any other source than The sober, STA
li>tirul Scientific AmCIiCGn. we should utter
~ refuse credcnce To the story II relates, ana
after admitting ils authenticity we are pre-
pared to believe anything. That Tcriciolts
Journal describes Il strange fertilizer. AT
Stlutiord, Connecticut, where MOSQUITOES are
Is thick as IA fog, lives IN ingenious Yankee,
so they say, who puts these Insects 10 l'fona-
bic uses. lie has invented 4 large revolving
scoop-nct, covered with lace, when Is put III
motion by windmill, water-poWcr, or
steam. The lower half of the scoop is placed
in water. The upper half moves through
the atmosphere. and at each rotation draws
an immense number OF "squitocS" down
into the water where they drown and sink
to the bottom. Every revolution of the net
draws in an ounce of mosquitoes, or Il ton
for thirty-two thousand turns of the ma
chine. The MOSQUITOES thus collected make
splendid manure for the land, worth forty
five dollars ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

GRAFTON, w. VA, October 4, 1872.
The Baptist State Convention OF West
Virginia is now in session at this place.
Hon. Okcy Johnson. of ParkcrSburg, pre-
sides over the body.
Rev. jonathan Smith has been to-day
elected corresponding secretary and financial
agent on n salary Of $500.
Rev. \. +. Dickinson and Rev. w. s.
Pcnick appeared rs the representatives of the
Virginia Memorial Committee and asked
that the. Bapti>iS of this State unite in the
movement. In response TO their appeal rcso-
buttons similar 10 those adopted by the phila-
dcphia Association were adopted.
The President wanted to know how many
delegates he might appoint to come TO Rich
mond next June.
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson replied that every
county in your State ought to he repre-
scented hy ut least one delegate. Send as
many Is You choose"
Rev. Mr.. Penick said he "bcicvcd the
people of Richmond TO he the most generous
and hospitahIc people in the world. They
love everything that is good
Hon. Okey Johnson was made chairman OF
the committee To cooperate with the Rich
mond Memorial Committee,
The Convention decided to hold its next
meeting Al Charleston.
Grafton is growing. and the State gene
rally is prosperous. II is believed by many
that the capital will yet l,p removed to this
place.
~ 10 politics there * hardly enough OPP
position 10 Greeley to keep up the interest in
discussions. We have bad enough of Grant
and kadicaliSm in this State, and are for
Greeley, pcarr, and prosperity. -
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\ RANDOM SHoT.-At the Philadelphia
Association Rev. \. T.. Dickinson, in his
speech Tor Richmond College, alluded TO tie
i,ct that the Federal soldiers wcr", ut the close
OF The war. for some time quartcrcd in the
coilc.,c grounds. and that they carried of a
@rra; many books from the college library.
" Not one Of those books" said the speaker,
"has been returned to us. They are here
now in the North. II may lie that some oi
them are in your library, brother Wayland,n
(nonrnE to Rev. III. Wayland, editor Of the
Icd,uuh Enpt,>ri. Or. Wayland arose to Il
personal explanation. He wanted To say that
- though he was in the army circumstances
or,r 'rLii he hHd no control hmdered him
from getting /" Richmond. Excuse me,
Doctor replied The speaker. II would not
hay, referred /" ven il this connection had
| remembered that YOU were chaplain i'll
the Federal army. My remark was of course
4 playful one
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EXECUTION or AN AEAB.-A correspondent
writing from Algiers gives this description
Of 81 execution:
While waiting in the inner court and out
side the door of the justice chamber, tall,
caunt Arab was dragged in to receive final
sentence from the Bey. Having been already
condemned for murder, the dragoman of the
Consul-Gcncral, who accompanied me, told
ne that, if not pardoncd, the execution
would take place immediately, and FASTENED
me out of the palace to take up places i'll the
open space in front. We had scarcely done
so when the crowd issued forth from the
gates. headed by Badly Schathar. the hcrcdi-
fairy cXecutioncr. in friendly conversation
with those nearest him. This inlrie .ling Cd
gentleman wore no disguise Of amy sort, a
his office is not held di>gracciul here. lmmc-
dialoly after him came the condemned man.
struggling in the bands Ola few AhrabS, while
Il handful OF officials yainly strOvc TO keep
back the crowd. The party came up to
the very spot on which we were standing.
cleared little ring about twelve feet in
diameter. pulled oil the victims turIan and
clothes. tied his hands behind his back. and
bIindtoldcd him with Il piece of rag. They
then forced him on his knees, and Badly
$crfiar drew his old wcodcn-bandcd Scni-
ter; there was Il pause for few seconds :
then The eXcclll1llCr raised his arm. ana
seemingly without any oycrtion and with one
stroke tic head rolled clean from the body.
and y fountain Of boiling blood gll>lled forth.
Death must have been instantaneous, for the
hody tllmblcd on the ground without Il
culver. As the prisoner was dragged forth
from the Justice chamber he was followed by
an Arab crying out ut the top of his voice,
Live the Bcy. Live the Ecy!' ON i'll
q,lirv found he was the brother Of the MR.
dcred man, triumphant in having got blood
for blood He had Just refused ~, 600 pias-
tcrs (S4 .2j0) from the friends Of the prisoner
to let him go, and | was told that the Bcy
himself had offered Il larSc sum, but without
success.
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RESIGNATION OF 4 BIsuor-We learn from
the Savannah Norning Nems that Right Rev.
Bishop Pcrsico, OF the Catholic Church, has
rendered his resignation to the Pope. The
causes inducing this act are not stated.
Bishop Pcrsico has presided over the die.
ccSc OF Georgia and Florida for year or
more, and has, by his consistent course,
genial manners, and capable mnistration,
given general satisfaction, and his present
determination to sever his connection otti-
cialy will doubtless occasion much regret
1t is not known definitely what disposition
will be made OF the resignation, though it is
supposed it will be accepted. Rev. Father
Wayrick, now pastor OF the Church of the
Holy Evangelist, New York, is spoken OF as
the successor of Bishop Pcrsico.- Charles
ton Is Cl Courier.
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MANUFACTURE OF CoTToN GooDs.-The re-
turns Of the census of 1870 afford convincing
proof that the attention OF capitalists in the
South is being more generally directed tc
the manufacture OF cotton goods, for whicl
that section affords unequallcd advantages
The returns show that there arc 500 distinct
manufacturing establishments. of which Mas.
sachusetts has 1911; Rhode Island, 139; Penn
sylrania, 1875; Connecticut, Ill; New York
81; New Hampshire, Sc; Georgia, 81
North, Carolina, So; Tennessee, %; New
jersey, 81; Maine, 23; Maryland, %; Ala
bama, 10; South Carolina. II; Virginia, II
OF looms there is Il total of 157 80; Of frame
spindIcs, 3,G9i,47T; of mule spindles
1,l37 1913. In this list seven of the southern
States present an array Of l53 mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

\ NIHGINIA SUNDAY School C0MING TO
Tuw&.-Thc Baltimore SIN of yesterday
<1y>: d" \ $irrcd concert hy Il rustic Sunday
s'liool from tie Valley "f Virginia, in con-
ncction with Trinity Sunday school of this
city, is announced to take place tomorrow
night ut Il. PauI~ Methodist EpiScoral
Church South. on Fayrttc street, near Re-
publican street. The rustic Sunday school.
IL i i; called. i that Of =. Andrews llrthc-
dist Epi>r"y@l Church South. IiarrSonblrg.
W.. which makes Il visit TO Baltimore this
week to compete with Trinity SUNDAY school
in singing. When they have carried Oft tn.
laurel here t!iry will @"to Washington, seek.
i'm: new fields u ronuGcr."
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TROUBLE IN GEoRGIA.--NcU York, October
Ga Times special from Knoxville, Tenn,
says serious trouble is apprchcnded between
the authorities in Georgia and the United
States marshals. Governor Smith has in
structed General Wotford, receiver Of the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad, not to
surrender the road to Judge Haroison and
Lewis Rice, the receivers appointed by AS
socate Justice Bradley, OF the United States
Supreme Court. The marshals have already
arrested the sheriff of Dadc county, and fur
tAer trouble is apprehcnded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-08

DoCToRlNG THE MONEY MARKET.-With a
view Of easing the money market, Acting
Secretary Richardson has directed the AS
sistant Treasurer ut New York to buy five
millions of bonds and sell five millions of
gold on Monday the It'll instant subject to
the usual conditions Of the monthly purchases
of bonds and sales OF gold.
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HEAVY FREloIir AND TRArEL.--So heavy
Is the freight going both ways over the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
that some days this week as high as fifty car
loads had to be left Mt this place. The travel
also has been very heavy. and seems to be on
the increasc.--Mdnossos Gazette.
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EXr0ET Of RAILS FROM GREAT BRITAIN
The export Of rails from Great Britain to the
United States, for the month of August last,
amounted to 40,005 tons, against Il 1888 tons
in corresponding month the year before.
The total exports for the eight months of the
calendar year are 340,321 tons, against $780,
1872 tons in corresponding time lust year, IN
increase Of $3.50 tons. The total exports
from Great Britain 10 ell countries for the
eight months of the year were G2I ,5S1 tons,
against GG2, 7G5 tons in the same time last
year, decrease Of 5o.2o4 tons. 1he amount
of pie iron sent to the United States for eight
months of the year was 1872 ,23l tons, against
Il9, 09S tons in the same time Inst year, an
Increase of SO, 1873 tons. The old iron sent
to the United States in the eight months was
16.OlS tons less than in same time last year.
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REV. DR. EoSsER IN BALT1MoRE.-Thc
Rev. Or. Lcomida> Ro>>"r. an eminent rcvi-
yali>t OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, who has long been prominent in Viz.
-iniu and the District of Columbia, preached
last night ii s. paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church South. to Il crowded congregation.
to inau@uratc a protract"d meeting. Dr.
RoS>er is not attached to conference. nearly
al his time being now taken up in conduct
inG meetings of the kind indicatCd,-BdNi-
more Snl, Y.$INlrlNN.
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Governor Blair, Of Michigan. whose eigh-
teen years residence in the Republican party
ought to make him good authority on the
subject, says that Grants administration is
the most corrupt one this country has ever
had
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HOMES FOR WoRKHGaEN.-A system OF
providing homes for workingmen, which is
working well in Massachusetts, is about to be
tried in England. The plan in brief is this
a capitalist builds house worth $1,000.
and the tenant, instead of paying 1850 rent
for it from year to year, and at the end Of the
time leaving nothing to show for his money,
pays $500 per year, and after stipulated
number of years takes the title and mort.
cages for the remainder of the marketable
value. He feels that he is making an invest.
nent in every monthly payment. and more
| over has motive to take good care Of his
house, and to improve and cmlclIish its sur
roundings, which is wanting to the mere
monthly tenant.
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/ THE WousDgp ny THs LATE TgaNEssf1
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Colonel Pride, of Nor.
ristossn, isreported to be doing well. His
daughter, who had her. thigh broken, is do
ing as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Cox, from near Lexington, W., was
d passenger on the train which met with
sucl, serious accident, three miles west Of
Greenevile, on Thursday last. She had
recently lost her husband, and was on her
way, with her children, to her fathers house
in Missouri. One Of the children, boy
about ten years OF age, was severely injured.
The family were brought to this city and are
stopping at the Atkin House. The child is
rapidly recovering from his injuries, under
the skilful treatment of Drs. Boyd and
Moses. 1t Is thought they will be able to
resume their journey in few days.-Enor.
UatLe Press and Herald. 9Th instant.
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CLrRGYMrS TO BE TEIEp.-It is rumoreu
that at the meeting of the Baptist Association,
which is to take place in few days on Long
Island, the Rev. 5. J. Hyatt Smith and
George 5. pcntccuSt, of Brooklyn, will be
put ui, trial for radicalism on the subject of
open communion. Smiths views have CAUSED
Il great deal OF interest among Bapllsts.
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Ex-Governor Swann, of Maryland, has
consented to deliver an address at the LOU
doun County Agricultural Fair. 2et
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On Saturday night st. Luke's (coloredl
church. Norfolk, was burned. Insured for
-, 500 in the Home. or New York.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Best ANTHRA-
~ CITE COAL. of ali sizes and ut lowcss rates
Wen screamed and full weight guaranteed: Also,
COAL lowest cash prices. Call and satisfy your
selves. mud If can't satisfy yot win not slander
other dealers. Nineteenth aud Cary, or los Grace
street. [se27I q, LII. PAGE.
GOAL, COKE, WOOD.--By schooners
~ McShaIn, Ocean, Bird, and Morning Light / am
receiving cargoes OF very superior ED and " HITE
ASH EGG, STOVE. and CHESTNUT ANTHRh-
CITE COAL, for sale ut the very lowest market
rates. Also full supply, at Companys prices. of
CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL, and ENGINE
coal thtnmluousl. for grates, &c: The best COOK
ING COKE. Also MACHISE-SAWED and SPLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD or unequalled quality. II
Is convenient and economical. Also the best UNI
BERLASD coal. for manufacturing purposes.
For fuel of any kind apply to the subscriber,
j. r. WATKINS.
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets.
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Fifteen hundred men have been added to
the regular working force Of the New York
navy-yard on the recommendation OF Sheriff
O'Brien, the boiling Democrat.
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELI4E, No. 1904 Main street, is fuly
III fortified against summers hest: Er,c1
That with one expedent and another IL agfS2Sxs
viii 70, hard IL he doesn't keep his GUS q.5sN
toners and friends cool and comfort
abln. let the summer god rage never 50 tcrrefy.
His LAR DER has The best proenets ct the ses.oa.
ro,n tte tropics 10 TIE lakes which are served u
the REST STYLE or ART. -. !, -,,a
sunerior LIQuoRS-~nleaaailsd ~ fails scGy. "
with these and Ices and eoong ssal M =,
tlecell cant keep cool, thef the tAiht "a ~
hot az Ye5nfins ttssif. - "a. s,,,,.
Thankfn for past fayefs. NC essms my =
TO the public, y Il II N =
be found .n this world. uss
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" tsoid by tho bottle or gallnnl prepared by Pow
HATAN e. DUPUY, ApotheSary, 427 Broad street.
oe 3 @
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,,. 'LAII OF AN AGED LAhY.--Mls. Nancy
-" oI!".. departed this life AT the residence Of
49," ,' @'n' J. san Worel. Esq, near this place,
D'' thursday morning the Sd instnnt, aged
"' "u'uFcd aud four years. Mrs. Worcll
,"> ""c OF Tie oldest persons living in this
'''''A. She raised 1t large number of chill
49,, d. several o! whom died before her at ad-
'.,'''p ages. Many Of her descendants
''"0'ea 10 western States, and u great num-
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GRAND OPENING.

eos 100 Main street. sirIl Big FLAG.
GRAND OPENING. 1901
NEW GOODS
THIS DAY
we have on exhibition and for sale tho
LARGEST md MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
READI-MADE CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the citizens Of Richmond
oar stock is all ncr, Of superior q"0iHy cat, and
fHisb AMI embraces everything necessary to
COMPLETE FlRST-CLASS GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS, ranging from ?lj to!s5o
PANTS from IS to SIS;
VESTS from 81. 80 10 Sl2:
SplcuIld line Of OEEKCOATS from $40 TO *!5;
F;,ll line Of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, HOSIERY. HANDiiERCHlEFS, &c
The Unrest and fltcSf stock Of SCAEF$. Ora
WATTS, TIES. BOWS, &C.. ever opened i'll Rici'-
mond;
Also. full line Of our celebrated LlNEN-BOSoM
SHIRTS;
COLLARS--both Linen, Lincn-laccd, and Paper
all Of the bcS' q"niHg.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage EXTENDED
tile past Scl~u we earnestly -cii'l CoHtlt-
uncr cou:dnnl that we have redeemed our promise
10 make this the CLOTHING EMPORIUM" Of
Richmond WILLIAMSON ~ il1tfNH'
1907 Main street
H. 4: f. +: M Siihhhn: statesmen.
i. Z. FEAr>EN, ) - :.
4 OpPENlIiMER, IA
Wholesale CT oTHIEE ND l2S
MERCHANT TAILOR. sALa.-
1901. CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
Fr0Ia thr large Increase Of my trade | have felt
encouraged. and have aidCda
FIRST CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
with :, full line Of IMPORTED CLOTHS and tAS-
SIAIERFS, and have secured The services ol a. VI.
StolIarqI. Of England. cutter. By MS cNrcrlenCc
of fifteen wears ! can guarantee Il perfect NJ Ny
stock Of REApY-SIADE CLOTHING AND
CENTS FUR NiSHlNG GOODS for men. youths.
and bows. Of all grades styles ana qility, Is COM
rlr.n ask al examination of the pubic: promising
IL .cl rs low as any honest man en- ,ril rIt Ih'S
goods. a. VIZ r'-'''''""''
Gutter: ]. NJ SToDpARD. -
Statesmen: X. 4. SAUNDERS, +. H. Joil%soS' a.
NJ. JOKES.
Clerk ISAAC l.. CARY. So l'-im