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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Where do most men find their greatest
hcl or their greatest hindrance to success
10 their business? At home. FrugaIity ;here
commonly means prosperity. EStrnva.
gauCe there generally means vcxatOn,
Temptation to business gambling, aud to
eventual ruin Half the married men who
practice svindjing are pushed on to it by
an extravagant wife rnd family. A mans
wife is either bis best friend OR bis worst
enemy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18
YVES 7 VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shows; attendance Of
Ill Students at this Institute Five distinct
Departments of Instruction IA full corps
of competent Professors.
The Ancient aud Modern Ian ages; Mathe.
mates, pure and applied; Logic Rhetoric, the
Sciences, &C., &c, carefully anI thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics,
illustrated by appropriate apparatus. Special
advantages FOR the Study Of Geology.
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
eralogy, Geology and COnchology, together
with many specimens in other departments OF
Natural History. Fine buildings beautiful
and healthy location, good society.
FALL TERM begins September 9Th, Winter,
December 9TH Spring, MlrCh Goth. Com
mencement, June 2Oth,
Boarding from 50 to 81 per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S2l per year.
For further particulars, inquire of
ALIEN, MARTIN, President
Morgantown, West Va,
aug, SLY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

An eminent chemist, after careful in
vcstigation has decided that pastures mSn-
ured by city sewerage are poisonous that
they affect tue milk OF the COWS aud
plant the seeds Of typhoid in the systems
of those who use the milk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Only twenty one steamboats, are now
engaged in the Upper Mississippi river
trade, while in 1860 there we're sixty in.
GLIDING Eve that made the round trip from
Piusbnrg to 81. Paul, besides twenty.six
independent boats between St, Paul, and
St. Louis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

From Saratoga where there is a congre.
CATION of bankers, brokers, capitalists and
others assembled, we hear Of scheme to
be presented to the next Congress, for
substituting twenty-five per ct. Of National
bank notes for the twent f7e per cent Of
legal tenders now required by law,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Barnum gathered in, while at Chicago,
$4,000. Either it is mistake that bus.
mess is dull, or the Chicago people are
all capitalists who can afford to indulge in
Injuries without regard to the tone Of the
Guaucial market.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

A new mode of execution is proposed as
a substitute for hanging. 1t is death by
electricity, by which means no sensation
whatever is felt, the nervous system being
instantly and completely paralyzed and
every vital function instantaneOusly end.
Oh
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

That Ipdyfrom Pennsylvania, who went
away from Saratoga after visit Of a fort.
night, and carried but Que trunk, will for.
ever be the object Of scorn and deri'ion
lmong the fashionable fair who haunt that
Blysiun aud have dozen trunks,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

A gentleman was complmcutiOg pref
ty young lady in the presence ofhis wife
1T is lucky | did not meet Miss Hopkins.
before | married you, my dear" "WeIl
yes, tits extremely lucky for her." was a
dry rojoiadcr 800 $500 --.. p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Georgia farmers appear at last to have
needed the counsel so often given to pan
tiers in the cotton States, to grow their own
corn. This year l.7O2 1863 acres were
planted in cotton, aud l,79l, 4GS acres 10
corn. showing a difference in favor of the
latter, and there are besides over one mil,
lion acres planted with other crops.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Now that the ModOcs are sentenced t
die, we may confidently look for great Of
forts on the part Of misguided philantnro'
pists to secure tboir pardon from the Pres
dent Those benevolent people, who
pleaded so strongly for Stokes, Foster and
Nixon, will never permit the nntn'ored
Indians to suffer without an effort toward
their rescue,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

The Home Journal says of the low.
necked dresses that more cases of SoduC-
tou, elopemeut and domestic ruin have
arisen from these wanton temptations than
from all other social causes"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Recent geolog ca surveys of the new
Territories Of the Far West have revealed
the very important fact the known coal
deposits Of the Rocky Mountain region cx-
tend over an AGRA OIL upwards Of two hund.
red aud City thousand square miles, in
strata varying from Eve to twenty Eve feet
ip thickness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

This has been the dullcst season known
to the Niagara for twenty years, but the
rapacious landlords wou'tadmit that fen
cling in the Falls has had any thing to with
absence Of visitors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

An Italian engineer proposes to the
Sultan Of Turkey to unite the continents
Of Europe aud Asia by means ola bridge
across the Bosphorus from Pera 10 Seutari
distance mile aud half
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

The caterpillar is playing sad havoc with
the shade trees of Louisville, in spite Of
the English sparrows which were brought
ovor aud turned loose there some two years
ArA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

The female Justices of the Peace IN
Wyoming have the right to unite couples
in marriage, but as they charge double
fees they have little business
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

Perhaps it woaIA be dangerous for us
to possess the abilities we covet; it is al
ways safe to couseCrato those we have.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

'%Iavo drink Of civil damages?" is the
latest style invitation known to those who
drink intoxicating beverages.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-09-18

which believe can sell lower than any es,
Enlistment in Mason City or Pomcroy.
dec, 2l-Gm, &C. T0MLINS0N,
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DEATHS.

Died. November Il 1872 - 9el0sh T; , M
forty eight years, five months. ana n,sesn oays
leaving q devoted wife and manly relatives ana
friends. go 49, ,,o wrDNFSnAY
AFrER Fft6 street @e All ends and acquaintance
.re Particularly Invited TO attend. ,,
u New York neruld, Washington STIR and Phll'
adelpha Ledger please copy.
Died, November 18th, after lingering Illness
.IoSEPH H. DAVIS. aged twenty-one years.
His funeral will take place from ms Ia!her resi-
dancr. No. 517 west Clay street. Io-l3Al 1T
o'clock. Friends and ac4ualntances anu Ls arc e2.
vitcd to attend.
Died. I'm New York city, OH the 10Th instant
ADAM MORRIS. aged thirty-nine years; 49,,
Ills funeral will take place from ms ms lare resi-
MmH SISt n ii O'Clock Friends and acquaint
ances invited TO attend without further notice.
Died. mt 4 o'clock on Tuesday evening, November
a91t9sro # any y leven n monG
have lost three darling children,
And left with only one;
God of Mercy. spare ME her:
NV three lambs to heaven are gone
Close by their Saviour's sldc.
Go, nv loved ones. go;
a mothers heart can tel, -
And none but their mother lully kho"s
How hard il Is 10 bid farewell.
Gone. my loved ones, but not forgotten.
1rar funeral will take place from her mother re-
s,innra corner of Twentieth aud Main streets, u
q o'cI"ck THIS AFTERNOON: Friends ana &c
1uaintanccs are invited TO attend.
I,iel nj 500 Thirticth street. on inc ith instant
,ESiE CHALMERS. the beloved ~ltc OF Jaiue!
/; ir.nairick, aged twenty-clght Years
Her mineral VIII take place ut the hlra frGsnfS
tartan church THIS AFTERNOON ut CLOCK
Errnds are requested 10 attend without iurther no
tice.
Dicd, on Tuesday November 18th. 1873, at tol
,,inutns Dast 9 o'clock. ut the residence OF ncl
INSTANT No 20 west Jackson street. alter an III
,"ss Of only lew days. Mrs. kLlZABEIH HALL
wife of Scrgca mt John L. HAIL. oil the City Iolc'
force. 80 r,,rc ,,,-d,.,,,
AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock from the First preSby'
irrian church The friends of the family ;nt
members of the police force arc invited To attend.
Died ut the residence OF his father on Buchanan
near Washington street, ARCHER JULIEN, tht
Youngest SON OF Archer y. and Mary D: Armstrong
aged two years, four months and two days.
ARCHER, thou hast left us!
Yet again hope To meet thee
When the day of life has fled,
And teen In heaven with joy TO greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
His funeral Will take place from Christ church
corner of Buchanan and Washington streets. THE
"wednesday EVENING ut 2 O'Clock. The friends
aud acqlllintanccs and those of the family arc III
vited to attend without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

The GRASGEs-MR. TooMBs SENSIBLE
Mr.. TooMBS, Of Georgia, in speech delivered
at Wilkes county, Ga.--"hch We notice in
another article the following good
sense on the subject Of the oranges:
"You wish to hear something about the
oranges. There are many questions you
must consider in your search for remedies
against the great political wrongs affecting
the country which should never be discussed
in secrecy.
at is important beyond every other OBJ
:iect to be accomplished that the honest, ln-
telligent men Of the country should pe
elected to administer the Cover nment in all
lis branches, from the greatest to the mum,
blest officer in the land. You are cursed
with treachery and corruption in high places
and low, but secret political parties are dan
"erous to the liberties of the people. rake
counsel together rs to the best MODES OF con-
Quoting your farming interest; buy any.
where YOU can get goods the cheapest, and
sell your produce i'll the most prolltaole
markets to be found. There Is no conflict
of interest between any OF the honest pur-
poses of mankind. God, in the economy of
nature, never made Il law in morals, science,
or commerce to chatc oneIgainst the other.
The best interests Of the merchant and
planter are naturally dependent one upon
| the other. Good government is The great
| panacca for all the evils affecting the people
with unnumbered wrongs"
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3itllmoud 1ispattl1.
....NOVEMBER 10. 1873.
Spain and the United States.

The New York 7ribune not inappforr'
atcly calls attention to an occurrence IN NM
did Is indicating the inability oil Inc Slah-
iSh Government TO control Cuban affairs.
This incident has been stated IN our lcic-
cranbic column. II was rumorcd that Cap
tain.Gcncral JovELLAR was to ho removed
IN account Of the Santiago affair. and the
Colonial Club Of Madrid Immediately called
al The Ministry of War 20 protest against
anv such action. The Minister replied that
he would be unable 10 decide until nc was
more fullv informed OF recent events in
CUBA.
\ ministerial crisis was apprehendcd on
Sunday and i was suggested that if the
present ministry entertained the demand for
rcparation made by our Government it could
net stand for moment. We shall not be
surprised TO hear that the present ministry
i, made to give place to Il new one. There
are several parties in Spain that arc watch,
in- their opportunity for elevation to power
They care less about Cuba than about thcil
own interests, and will be quite ready tC
raise ciamor against the ministry for any
apparent Willingness to make humble apo
lo.ies and rcparation to save Cuba, which
they care so little for because that is way
to get power for themselves.
What Spain will do remains to be seen
We will not undertake the role Of prophecy
but We Shall not he surprised at any event
which may exhibit the discord and imbecil.
ily OF the Spanish Government, which is now
hardly government at all, and which is
passing through an intermediate state oil
tcr.y,rness that diSableS it for that vigorous
protection of its rights which can only he
made through entire harmony and unob
s'ructcd and judicious administration. The
Spanish Government cannot display these
qualities at present, and if there be resist
aucc in Cuba 10 the orders of the Home Gov
crnment those orders can hardly be sustained
bv power sufficient TO enforce them while
the Carlists are in the field making their way
towards the capital.
The New York Ii2hu1tc, in giving advice
to the leaders Of the grand public meeting
which was held on Monday evening in New
York, possibly came very near an outline OF
history that is TO be, as follows:
"Wc take it for granted
u. That our Government has demanded
full reparation for the outrage committed
against our national dignity.
-. That Spain cannot exert sufficient au
thori,y in The Antilesto satisfy our just de-
mandS.
80. That in default of the action of the
Spanish Government the President, under
authority of Congress, will take the neceS
sary measures to yndicatc our own rights
in the matter.
a. That as a result of this, Cuba will
cease TO be Spanish possession, and will in
all probability become part of the United
States.
Other less probable contingencies we do
not choose at present to enlarge upon-such
rs the possibility Of war with Spain, the dc.
st!llction Of the Spanish Republic, and the
general massacre of the PeninSular pOpttla.
ton in Cuba by the Crcolcs.'
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CONSUMPTION CURED &c L OBJ T.
" FLOWER COUGH SYRUP does positively
cure, rs ii by magic, COLDS. COUGHS, BRON-
SORE THROAT. HOARSE.SESS, CONStMP-
TIOE aud all LUNG DISEASES.
we have never known the second dose to fall In
giving immediate relief In GROUP, the great pest
of children and terror Of mothers. 6 !. Q Is r.
FLOWER SYRUP has been tested in 5000 cases
of consumption, In which II cured nearly every
cse II cures when all other boosted remedies fail
II has cured hundreds of people who are living to-
day with only one remaining lung This rare and
by chemical process from the Globe Flower,
kRown also rs " Button Root" and In botany "Ct-
l,beLdnthuS OccidentaliS.'' We can with truth as
sure the community that this Incompatible remedy
does not contain particle Of opium or any OF 1t.
preparations. no obciia. ipecac, Sllill>. mercury.
hy1rOcyanic acid, or any poison whatever. The
action Of the GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP OH The hu=
man system Is mild aud benign and adapted TO all
ages. from The infant TO the adult, and 10 every
variety of temperament ana constitution The Ell
fleets to be looked for after taking GLOBE-tLOwEI:
COrGII SYRUP are, first, soothing and control
ling influence over any cough, atiordlng refreshing
sleep; second, promoting an easy cNpcctoratlon:
third. invigorating the whole system, curing the
cough. and bcqueathng 10 poSterity one Of 1T
greatest beSsings-sound lungs and immunity from
consumption.
For testimonials Of wonderful cures, send 10 the
proprietor or call upon your druggist. One bottle
will prove to you its wonderful virtues.
For sale by all druggists.
Atlanta, Ga.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond, Va; SETH
S. IASCE, Baltimore, Nd, wholesale agents.
no lO-deod&wim
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Two Significant Decisions

The Supreme Court of the United State.
decided Two negro cases on Monday.
IN one they held railroad comu,,y r.-
sponslb!c III damages to sighted negro.
but only because the company had accepted
Charter requiring them TO make no dis.
elimination between passengers on account
Of color. In the other, the court decided
That 10 reason for their interference was pre-
&euled. In this Latter CAGE negro had been
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convicted of murder in Georgia by jury all
white. The State law required "lnte'i'-
gent" jurors. In the first case, no'hahs
was decided rs to railroads in general III
the other, the court rebuked, by implication,
bad spirit manifested by the negroes. The
signs of the times are propitlo,is. Perhaps
the country is about TO recover from It's
nccrOuhobia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19

The Dispatch mistakes our position about
the meeting of the Legislature. The Ledger
is not in favor of Il December session per Sc,
because in this affair, which is q Conserra-
tive c0ntretemps altogether, advice from the
Ledger would he DELICIOUS. But the LdGger
Is in favor of strict and faithful observance
Of the State Constitution. 1t merely notes
the fact that the Conservative party has
placed itself in dilemma, aud ii waits to
See whether that party will eXtrcatc itself
10y disrcsarding the Constitution. OF one OF
the laws of its own enactment Fredcyicks-
Juyu Led1er
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Kemper's minority Is reported at2,23l, while ae
Smith last year got 56s, and walker 10 looo
had 2s8. In Petersburg, again, the Consef'
yatives gained no less than 100; ana IN Inc
Norfolk district, whereas Platt last year had
n majority of sails, Hughes this year got
only l.24i.-Nwfolk Vir9in'dn.
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MI GOODS MUST BE SOLD. PRICES
still lower. Goods sold At less prices than they can
he manufactured for.
DOUBLE-FACED STRIPED rOrLl<S at lie
worth 23c.;
DOUBLE-FACED STRIPED POPLlNs at IS c.
worth SOC:
TYCOON REPS At zoe worth 30c.;
GENUINE FRENCH CHlSTz at 25c. per yaIf.
cost 43c. to import;
SILK and WOOL ROLLED POILlNS al 15c. per
yard, cost y in gold TO import;
CORDED POPLINS. all silk aud wool, al 75c.,
never sold under 81 before;
ALPACAS lin all colors) at 25c. per yard well
worth 30c.;
Good BLACK SILKS at II, IL %, $50. and ny
to SO per yard;
BLACK SILK VELVET AT $3.50, IS, $3.50, and
~ per yard;
BLACK SILK MANTu.LA VELVET reduced
from IS TO S6--from 80 toill;
STRIPED SILKS reduced from sl.50 to 81;
Extra quality BLACK SILK reduced from $3.50
toS2.50:
JAPANESE ROBES At Sc worth IS:
and bargains In MI styles of DRESS GOODS. ~ ~"
are determined to close ont our stock AZ extremely
low prices.
no10 LEVY BROTHERS,
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at thn residence of the brides brother'
Octnbcr 80, 1873, by the Rev. j. q. Tyler pr d.
". MOSELEY to MOLLiE g., youngest diugn-
ter of tho late Dr. Robert Is. Lyme; all Oh h'th-
mond Va.
Married. on Monday. November 17th, 1873. by
,,a Dow ! n IIuIsou Dir. EDWARD ID. NAL
LORY, and Siiss SARAH T. DUDSON; both OF
Richmond. Va.
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"The Dispatch now agrees with u.s.
quoth the State Journal. We must again
remind the State Journal that the Dispatch
has never changed its ground either as to
the necessity OF \ meeting of the Legislature
in December, oras TO What Legislature ought
To meet,
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=. ,,,ho hovo already n surfeit of black

fjt us. who have already n surfeit OF Dlack
and barbarous feIow-citizens.
This is to ME repulsive theme, ana l
would not have attempted TO discuss 1t II l
had not seen brave and chivHlrous gentle
men swift to take position which humnly
conceive neither the interests nor the WISHES
of Virginia demrnd or sanction.
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DIsTRlcTs.-In Sener's, the Fredericksburg
district, The Conservative majority this year
was 2765, while last year Sener Ind ma
jority Of 373. In the Richmond district
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UNITED STATES SENAToR.-The Salem Re-
9fster prefers Judge Staples for United
States senator, Colonel Withers being its
second choice, und sat all events il wants
Virginian.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING
A Ranks is the newest candidate. The sa'
lem Register comes out warmly for Henry
D. BealI.
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DROTECT YOUR LUNGS.

Til. DREADNOUGIIT and CClKASo cAESl
PROTECTORS, made Of fine tell, ana do"ote' s.
as 10 afford warmth and protection to The back AM
chest should be worn by every one 10 guar" asailS
the sudden changes of temperature III the fall ant
medical authority. All sizes Oh baud at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store.
uo1O 919 Main street.
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HWHAT l SAW IN ROME

On FRIDAY EVENING the 21st Of November,
1873, at the GKAcE-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH,
at II o'clock, the
Rev. j. B. JETER, ID. d.,
will deliver his entertaining and instructive Lee
TURE entitled
WHAT l SAW IN ROME"
embracing descriptions Of its streets houses pub
lie squares fountains galleries of art, churches,
ST. Peters and the Vatican its ancient rurs, IN
GLIDING the baths OF Caracalla the palaces Of tho
C;csars, the COLISEUM, &C.
Price of admission csc. no 1885,
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hdj" ANOTHER GREAT REJECTION
IN SHAWLS. Prices lower than at anY ,Imo
since the creation;
PLAID SHAWLS at l.25 reduced from So:
DOUBLE SHAWLS al $3.50 reduced from 81
PLAID SHAWLS at ~ reduced from 81;
STRIPED SHAWLS at $3.50 worth 1850;
STRIPED SuAWLS nj 50 would be cheap AZ Il;
Bargains In BLACK MERINO SHAWLS, Is w..
have reduced them twenty-five per cent below
our former cheap prices;
A large stock OF BREAKFAST SIAWL3. rc.y
cheap;
Also, at bargains, HOODS,
EUBIAS.
LEGGINS, ana
SACQuES, at
nol9 LEVY BROTHERS.
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Me- PRATT,S ASTRAL OIL.

nCD FOR NONEMBER.-MURE NJ"
AND ELEGANT CLOAkS, SACQtE Is RtllN-
GOTES, SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS f'I'
WINTER SALES.-T. X. PRICE X o. are OPEN
ing 4 great variety ui ncw aud c.gan! eoots:
LATEST STYLE Embroidered DoLMAS 'L"Nh>'
ENGLISH JACKETS. plain AMI cinhrodereh'
ENGLISH JACKETS. blue. iaucN. alid ne"
Great display of NECK RCFFiI>''>;
LACE CoLIARETTEs and NEsTs-NcTE rare
VELVET COLLARETTES. rlbhoh cnl''
DRESS GOODS Ia great variety AT w"ndvfN"! 80"
rates such rs rELOrES. PorL* Stili>"''
SATINS. REFS. UTrOMASs. EMrEEns' lANhL>-
HAIR PorllNS, &C.. &C., AT 70, SO, 3d. ioE' ~
IL per yard:
SHAwLS. HOSIERY, GLOVES:
LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
Misses aud BOYS SHIRTS and DRAWERS
C.,e,,,r.,,,.s g., r,r.,, ,,r,c.y. yr. oc 80
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RES.

At the request Of FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 10.
l. o. o. f.. Hcy James a. Duncan will deliver Il
PUBLIC LECTURE on the principles and objects
Of Odtl-Fcllowship at ASSEMBLY HALL on
THURSDAY EVENING, GOTH INSTANT.
All odd-Fcllows aud the public generally are cor
daily invited To he present.
The officers Of the several lodges of Richmond
and Manchester are requested 10 make such ar
rangcncnts as will enable their lodges 10 arrive At
tie hall clothed in proper rcsalia before the COM
lcncement OF the exercises in order that they may
be asst gled their respective positions the floor.
The door, will be opened rs early as o. O'Clock
P. NJ. and ma rshas In Attendance to receive and
accommodate the several lodges as they arrive
The exercises will commence N 5 O'Clock.
The several Lodges will meet at their respective
lodge rooms nj au early hour on THuRSDAl
EVENING, as arranged on Monday last.
~ X. COURTNEY,
JOHN W. Ftk(I USSDN,
WILLIAM j. RlDDlCk,
}. A. COLLINS,
mn 1921 Committee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Er GREAT BARGAINS IN CAssI.
MEREs. Prices xeduced to NEE. the wants Of
the people.
SHEEPsGRAY SATINET reduced to aoc. re,
yard: e
CAssIMEREs reduced from s1.25 to 81. from II
to S5c.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH at 81 worth 1925:
Great bargains In IWEEDs. CORDUROY, MEL.
TONS, and EROADCLOTHs.
nol9 LEVY BROTHERS..