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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31
ssLITTLE JO.D

Just arrived, Emel Zedwicll. alias, 'L''-
Ie Jo" the champi Boot and Shoe Ar.is
{ the Oil Region, has just received and op|
ened for inspection and sale, cheap, IL cas'
% Of the finest and latest style Of ladies and
misse- shoes that was ever brought Into the
Oil Regions, consisting of children. French
Kid tu,tcnsd and laced shoes,-fne black
CLOTH button ed shoes both for ladies and
misses, "a French Kid, Foxiehoe, laced, for
ladies, Prunella shoe, with tassels-Aa!
tassels
"With tassels on her boots
A style am sure that suits -
Those Yankee girh, with hair that curh,
And tasses OIL her boots"
Sing.
And while you 10 it we will state. that
we have the latest fashion out. the "Opera
tos' slipper, which are now all the rage in
the East. the demand being 60 great for this
new style of goods, that it was only through
the friendship Of former years, that We oh
tained the present stock. Just think of 1t
lrdies, the very latest agoing, "Opsra toe
shoes and sippers-Ob! my
"A,ter the Opera was ever
After the music was done ;
We gems OF the very first water
With the ladies 60 tudle, tum, tnm.'
Don't fail to call early, II makes no differ
ence whether you buy OF not, We will con-
slider 1t pleasure TO show you the finest Of
goods and the very bsst quality in the mar
ket, don't delay calling for we sold one
hundred dollars worth inside OF four hours
after We opened the stock; we have narked
down the price to suit two dollar oil, come
early then for everything is bound to disapf
pear like hot cakes before Cort Dodges'
boarders, we are so busy that we wont be
able to ''stand on our head" or sing to you
this trip; but as We rush around aud whistle
you can cit down upnn's.piece Of Wax aud
sec or feel how 1t sticks IT you wish to-
Remember then that all Of our new stock
of shoes have ''steel saanks" and are guar
anteal to keep the shoes straight until they
are entirely worn out. For gentleman W.
keep on hand the best French calf skins
from which customers can select their owl
material. We havein oue employ Mr.
Lawrence Zedwich, who makes specially
Of finc boots and bas no superior ,n tue OF
Regions. Repairing neatly done, and price
moderate at Little Joe's, Smiths o. I stand
Washington Street, Petroleum Centre, Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

We had the other day Al sccvun, OF tie
visit Of "Buflalo Bill" 10 LoIls arlnory at
Hartford. Here 10 anOtbOr and better
one from the st. Louis Democrat: "Bu,ralo
Bilr' was at Hartford, Gem, the other day.
uud while visiting Colts Armory. the large
number 0fspectators who bad assembled TO
see the famous scout, desired him to favor
them with an exhihi.ion,of his skill os a
matksman. Bill gave the chew of tobacco
10 his mouth 10 email boy TO keep warm,
ANAL picc OF white paper wss put on a
barn door, fifty rods distant, B. William
seized iins new rife, spit ON bis hands,
and In the manner so often described by
Ned BuniliDe, raised the weapon until bis
nose rested on the stock, fired, and a picket
Was Knocked OIL from fence ten feet to
the left OF the born. '.Tbis rife barrel 10
crooked, said Bill, SO saying be bit 1t over
stone to straighten it, then shot again,
this time barking the thin of an old pie
woman on the right flank. A third trial,
and 10 ~ the barn fair In the centre, and
tue shout that arose from the assent mblsge
a.tested the JOY Of the spectators at his
success. Bill is just as good an actor as be
10 marksman, which is very remarkable in
these days Of corruption and bribery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31
TAKE N(DTICE.

propose to sell my stock \
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks n
cy articles Cigars, Tobsos|
DC, at cost, as it is my intens'']
to leave town on or about ,S1
first day of April. All pa,tis +,
knowing themselves indebtsd
to me are requested to call spa
settle at once and save costs
j. WOLF.
Petroleum Centre, March "a, 1873
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

The new we'll on tho Pierce farm, owned
by the 'Columbis farm boys, ID yielding
sbsut nine barrels per day. It was to have
been torpedoed today aud the chsucss are
shat good we'll will be bad, proving con-
elusiveiy that Oil Creek territory is ahead
yet. The Butler oil field may be good but
Va opine to ,ths belief that "somebody's
son" will get b't before they get through
with the game.
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Here is poetic personal" cut from o
Western newspaper: -
Wanted--A brave-hesrted man, who has
bufietted the siorms'of life and did not tram
bic for the issue when the trouble came;
must be refined and respectable middle aged
and discreet. rf
Wit thou leave me- in my snguish,
Cropping on through life alone?
Shall weak and trembling, languisb.
With NO arm around me throwns
Address Widow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

-. Gibbs, Sterritt & Co, of Titusvills, are
completing arrangements to assume contro
Of The Cory Iron Works, Cory having voi
ted them $50, 900 on condition Of their keep
ing l,6 men Al wo.t,
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On Saturday evening quite an INTEREST,"
ing wrestling match took place near the
Rochester House. twas "nip aud tuck"
between the two and finally local option
took effect, as both dropped by the way
side, unable to take the ship holt" either
for or against option. 10. sr st.
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A Baltimore girl 10 going TO marry th
Viscount dc Moutabsn. whs has just reached
this country. We mean 20 disrespect 10
the Viscouat de, DO, when we ask II any
Milwaukee or Chicago barber is missing
rom home.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

"a sweet thief at smyrna stole thirty.sap
buckeis, bnt returned them after reading the
weather reports, He wisely concluded tba'
he could not pail out sugar while thI,
weather lasts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

Butter aud chssse are almost indispensi-
Ole articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but sn inordi.
nate use OF either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
iort, Jadiciorsly used will remove both Of
there troublss ~ =
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

/. A!CAlitornia church bell rigs fer church,
bangings, political and prayer meetings, a
debating society, and now aud then strikes
''0ns" to start horse race.
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This Ia tho last day for old topers to i'm,
bioe Wa would advise...sem to ''lill their
kegs full this day, for tomorrow they will
have TO 20 dsy.
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"Long ago" lie the name of u new month
y periodical lately started iu London, and
- devoted 10 popuar..an tiuui:irs.
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A Hartford photographer claims to have
discovered new method OF tuning photo'
sraphs which does away N Z, the use Of gold
produces q anss aoisb, and will revolution
izs the business
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

A business like young lady Of twenty two
in Waterloo, Mich, got $1,000 cash iu
hand from her bridegroom Of eighty before
The msrrisgs eersusn!.
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A practabie English chemist has discov-
cred another process for extracting fuel from
wster. and it is expected that he will set
the Thames on fire.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-31

An fowa clergyman's moral insanity takes
the form OF stealing bibles OF which be
hss preserved numerous elegantly bound
copies TO favored members OF his flock.
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Organization of New York will abandon
their proposed strike on account of the in-
au'plcous nature of tho season, building
operations being dull, &c.
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DISSOkUTlON.

The partrershir heretofore existing be<
tween Hugh N. johnson and Chss. H. Bar
ratt, 70 this day dissolved by mutual consent
Hugh NJ. johnson asssming ell assets and
liabilities of the firm.
HUGH NJ. JOHNSON,
CHAS. IL. BARRETT,
Dated Petroleum Centre. March 8 lS7a
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xxNowbis,tbe time TO purchase Pocket
Diary cheap. A fine assortment can oe
found at the Pos Of1ce,pswsroCrn.
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Reports from Texas indicate that the &C.
we're weather Of the past six mo iths has In
terfered with the cattle trade. Stock winter
ed poorly.
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A st. Louis professor ehurns fresh bees
suet and makes artificial butter, which you
can eat or not. as you please.
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A Seneca Falls man who died the other
day left will saying: "TO tha, old liar
and tattler, the sWidow Jones, / bequeatb
two cents"
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Hugh NJ. johnson will continue the busl :.
ness OF manufacturing machine oil as hereto
lore. Orders solicsted.
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March sppsa,s 10 disiike Ia 90 ou.. For
sVasnse hots the wsa,h&l,
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A school exhibition 10 Iowa ended ur
With the nnptials Of the echool mistress.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
ret. Centre, Pa, Monday March 81
Divine Service.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. Nd. and 7
O'Clock r. NJ, by the Pastor, W. G. BuRcm.
ARD. Sabbath School OF l214, directly
sitter forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week. .,...
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Sunday Comfort stii,, on deck asd tor sale
at GAYpNKHS,
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az Fine SINGLE HARNESS ~,
to 500 at Aarshsll / Nehscdsr y"
ihs RLsoRD Office.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his parents rcsidenss, on Monday night,
2sd instant, AMEs MCCARTHY, in the twenty.
first year Of his age. 81 tsttS.t 9. Do..,o, .f,o
tn a p TH IN ssf s3sss s s Es
and acauaIntances Of the family are respectfully IN
Vited to attend. 2'fa- h,Hg5~sH
4 Died, on the alsttof June, in Richmond, VII
MORE Sc. CLAIR, the infant SON OF fieasant u
and Margaret A, Elicit. aged hye months: mn
LIE H iHEf, and IH wILMoRE viii be preached
from Leseh.Street church De1tSUNRA1 Ar tt N
NOON (Seth instantly at 4 O'Clock. FRIENDS OF me
family are invited to attend
Died ynne a.t q. his seslfgnee ase ed
Hanover: county, WILLIAM A. DAn@s' aee"
seyenty-seren years. 1,5L - lEf.. IL "a e.
His friends aud acquaintanees are re91eesMsSdN %
at at the York River depot, TO proceed 70
Died. at his fathers residence, in Hanover, on
Tuesday morning the 9th Of June; at quarter-past
iao'cIock. CHASfAIN ". BOWLES, In the twenty
second year OF his age. ~ iiia - Nh i5t's =
y Dearest Chassie thou hast left us; -rsj
$50 We Thy loss most deeply feel; gria@
%. But tits God who hath bereft us, 800 f
Isl - He can all our sorrows heal. =
- The funeral will take place at the residence of his
father, Benjamin Bowles, THIS MORNING al IL
o'clock. =. tx ~ -, Ts.lH: rr2 gu a.
Died. on oath June, WILLIE p, infant son Of
william NJ. and Sue Murdoch, aged three months.
"a Weep not for me my parents dear,
p I'm gone to rest, you need not fear,
NV stay was short, as you may see, -
+ - Therefore prepare to follow me. -.l. ~.
The funeral will take place at the residence OF ms
parents 800 Broad street, on WEDNESDAY, 2a.h'
at ii o'clock A. M.
Died. on the gath instant, at 4 o'clock P. NJ,
of paralysis, EDWIN A. DAYTON; agedforty-sl1
Funeral service at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 18th Instant at
500 west Spring street.
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Colonel Cntshaw-The City.,


The City Council on Monday evening by
nearly unanimous vote elected Colonel w,
L. CUTsnAw to the Office of City Engineer.
Colonel GUSTAV is native of this State.
WAS distinguished graduate of the Virginia
Military Institute, and was teacher in that
institution. when the late war commenced.
in that war he signalized his skill and eonr-
age, and lost leg. He came with the
very highest recommendation and 50 i'm
pressed WINS the Council with his high ca
pacity, native and acquired, that they elected
him on the first vote by an overwhelming
majority, which was by changes of votes i'm
mediateiy made nearly unanimous. 4
The range Of selection offered to the Gpun
ell was very limited, owing probably to tue
moderate salary attached to the office. But
We have an exalted opinion OF the gentleman
i. chosen, and trust that be will Justify The
highest expectations Of his friends. He has
q great work before him but it is, a truth
that has grown into an adage, that men OF
Stamina and capacity rise in force and yigor
with the demands upon their energies.
Colonel CuEsHAw has, no doubt, the fore.
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-. - - SgRs = al ISI q. ss3SS 4. rs
Univ AtyRot inial is Msn., sg sa IL II
said tat there s N f,1, l T n eu warm h
s uauls zsts IL daa6fibed byslHe newspaper s
. aptIs whieH h certainty .goaa state fcE
ne development OF philosophy eithermoral,
which grins and bears It, or immoral, which
swears ct it. Thee fact is, th8 University
took the rather Unusual course OF Advertising
fnra Professor. gsseszss.e,-ss
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TOR RENT. a DESIRABLE COUN- Gsa
NV pps1iENCE In Powhatan county, ka.l
two and af Salf miles from Tomahawk station, on
Richmond and Danville railroad with good dw ,ds
ing S,tS,ai grove and attached Is an orchard OF
mi, trees with garden with vegetables Of the usual
variety growing, such as potatoes and onions READY
IN good neighborhood; good water, and very
healthy, and well suited TO persons uesirous OF
spending the summer In the country ~, ,1
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer, =
b io,s a----.s a. ; 1014 Main street..
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!. "rbe fact l., says the New York Tribune.
''the University took the rather unus,,a!
course Of advertising fora professor We
are gladto know that it sfwas unusual We.
quote:4 s''.sn s' q !" 8 .,s.a ass
"Iae chair Of Moral Philosophy in the
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The Howard University, in Washington,
was founded in party strategy to re-
tain the negro. vote. About sl,25o,l
900 have been expended in its en-.
dowment. II Is for negro students, and
bears the name, of General Howard, the
negrophilist. it has been seldom or never
free from scandal. It Is now said that Its
finances have been grossly mismanaged and
that it is in debt about 800, 900, ard that Its
annual expenses exceed its income by $40,
O0O. There is, besides, still not q little scan
dial Of a personal nature concerning its In.
mates and managers. ). Ss,
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cast to see the extent and nas4zs OIL $3.50
hpfore him. and needs not ots we
cannot forego the oppoEtuni 20 49, rev
words on the subject SastclIa6Bnd safA thus
I nj. had few benefits from engineering skill.
IN line matter Of her highways, grades, and
genenalg physical order. No engineer has
aver presented .a-@pr per map OF pfopess
grades of, her !. surface, such as every yer.
city efts any presensions to general respect
should shaye.ndAF Whether this ncsiecs Is .ssue
to the Council or to the persons VINO nave
BEEN known as city gtneers we caftnot say;
hui thef nm;ssion has continued until now
ALI considerate and progressive men are
ashamed of It. According TO the custom st Of
cities, this is one Of the first duties Of city
engineering. ~ J. y ia h5safsH (
A wise and practicable and easy grade,
suited alike to convenience and social inter
course-to unite all parts and abolish sec
tionalism- to be-, settled sat an early
stage in the career pf'every city, 50 that men
could go on and build and improve, and COM
merce could choose its ways with NO danger
orithe, fear Of change Of surface. to cause in
aceonl''aooatloh auu iosS. !. Inis rone' W
HAPPY point S feacnea WHICH oon'ets upoi !,
city the greatest amount OF oeauts ahu
utility. Nv '' s. s " IT,
Shockoe creek empties into James river 't at
a point where Richmond is nearly cut 10
twain by the forced Withdrawal Oh popu's'
ton toa narrow line upon tne river. MS Is
the result OF the jdeep raVlhe aion "nose
centle the creek ef. sweeps soIn 'as. ueo.' %
INTO James rl'er.- sometnihs snouiu oeuon.
20 stop OF DIMINISH the INJURY HUN 'n''
creek and to promote the intercourse oe.
tween the TWO mus "nicn u sepafa'es' anu
which contain the Duik OF the popuNiauon ~
the city. The health ofthe city as wen vel as
it's convenience and growth calls tor some
great works at: this point. iIhe adoiton OIL
Manchester to Richmond was much neeaeo
to give breadth to the city at this "asp-llhe
waist. Demanded as 1t was oy every con.
sideration Of public welfare and utllity, naa
this been the only consideration IN It's laYor
it was, quite enough to have declaeo el Inc
question OF anneXtlon IN the aufmatiVe' q
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The Free Bridge.

Now that the free bridge is thing exist
ing and in use, there must be measures for
its protection and police. For instance, we
have seen saddle horses and teams trotting
rapidly over it. This rapid movement sub
jects the bridge to great strain, and ought
to be prevented. .s. aa.ss :.'a .:-.se
The best protection for the bridge is to
light it with gas, AS it is, indeed, but one
Of our streets, it should be lighted just rs
the streets are. 1t is already one of the most
travelled streets in" the city. 1t is in the
city, as the corporate authority extends to
the southern shore of the river. .ss .,..:
!, A great defect in the bridge is the defiec-
ton in its line at the northern abutment.
This was made to avoid an injunction, it is
said, but it should at the earliest opportunity
be Strengthened. Such. q detection in
bridge is a great objection.
! For the sake of the property on each side
of the bridge, the whole street ought to be
raised to level with the bridge. The
property then would be worth much more
than it possibly can be in the present con-
dition. We have no doubt the property
holders will see their interest soon enough.
A business store right at the mouth of the
bridge, then, would be an excellent stand, and
would rent well. And when the street is
thus level with the bridge to the very
houses, everything will be in apple-pie
order for everybody concerned. ~
9 The bridge across the basin should be at
once considered and built. Cary street ut
Ninth should be levelled with the Basin
bank, and Ninth street should have falling
grade from Broad street to Main. This done,
we shall have the view from Broad street to
the southern shore of the river of one of the
loveliest thoroughfares in the city. we do
not exaggerate when we say it will be
grand-and it will be as full Of utility as Of
beauty. Tests part of it now by crossing
the free bridge, and you viii agree with us.
This free bridge has already more than
realized oil the predictions of its friends, In
complete as it is. 1t should have'a name
other than that given toit. ".Public Bridge"
would be better. The word "Public " is 8
noble Roman word and sounds well. But
other names would suit: such as Virginia
Bridge" for it is free to all Virginia s
Washington Bridge" or "Copfederate,,
Bridge for it was built by alliance with.
the gentle and fourishing Manchester; or
!" jackson Bridge" for it isas durable as q
stonewall. ANY good name is better than
"Free Bridge" which indicates q sort Of
mendicancy fits passengers, who are most
ly both its builders and owners. q -
We hope tho proposition may not be
deemed too trivial for notice by the Council. /
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MEETINGS.

T o. M.,-THE MEMBERS OF VIR-
L. GINA LODGE. No. l. will attend regular
meeting of their Lodge THIS Wednesday, NIGHT
Every member is requested to attend as there will
be an election of officers. BY order ". NJ.
ie 25-lt* ....-..-.t ...'..t D. Il. Ii LEh- n. :.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence, of the brides other,
on Thursday evening, June 5M, by Faher J ans
ii. sE!EDDHNS,o f this city. ~ Jgi.
Baltimore, New York, and Lockhayen papers,
please copy. ~. !, 4,
Married June 2a at the resldence OF the ofciating
clerg vrrlap Rev James II. Holmes Mr. LEWIS
B.EJoHEStsN and Mrs. MARY j. PAGE all OF
RiChmond. We, Ll.Ia III. lAl;, -.---
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DR.. CAnELHs letter on the means Of pro.
noting health and avoiding cholera, pub
lished 10 yesterdays Dispatch, is excellent
and timely. II is the law and the prophets
on the subject. Every one who respects It's
advieeand follows twill profit thereby, both
mentally and physically. IA; s,... Eg.,yt
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---.Ytt --S--- - STS-'T 7sTsaelt d
i RKNsYs.- We have from Messrs. Woop-:
Hopss&'PARHAM tagents ,fos the American re-
Prints shes Loaaon Quarterlyfor! April and
Blackpoods MagSastne for May. flrt r. g e.
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'isI,PECiH. NoafcEs 4

sRECIa4. MSssz1 esa.ssssSs --~~~,--
aIEFf BEorHisg HAZE JUST
received lursssdditsss stoths.zs.ock asnrBBoss,
including
i BLUE and PINK SASH RIBBONS at scc., 7sc.,
and III peHyard' 10 @s gs{E X u
wATERED SASH RIBBONS a. 81 per yard;
RrrTE and WHITE SASH GRos-aRAIN RIB
fseaSf@.sef Il sa 's.ECl1f@ 30
/, BON ut 81 per yard;
PINK and WHITE SASH GRos4e Balm RlB-
BON at o. per yard; $50, s.-...,.. -,
"A handsome lot of sAsHEs at $3.50 worth Us. ii,
q We have now the finest lot of RIBBONS to be
founc In this city and insure satisfaction to those
,eteing MS call s.J. LEVY BROTHERS.
iol7 and 1919 Main street.
Excellent WHITE KID GLOVES only 81 a
pair.r;te ,5Aie!.1- - - -L-1-La LIG je2s
a. WHITE STRIPED GRENADINE
JAPANESE STRIPES at soc.,
old price Soc;
REsEDA JAPANESE STRIPES only Soc, very
desirable;
BLACK GRENADINE at CSC. yard;
BLACK AUSTRALIAN CREP E at soc. per yard |;
WHITE AND BACKGROUND FLowERED
GRENADINES; ..- ....,. u. j,
JAPANESE SILKS at SO and scc., old price rs and
Having recently added to our stock of DRESS
GOODS, we can sell cheaper, as goods are now much
lower than at. the beginning of the season.
Before purchasing, be sure to take look at the
splendid stock of DRESS GOODS at t>a
.. LEVY BROTHERS,
# '' ...-. 1O17 and 1919 Main street.
A great bargain in VICTORIA LAWN at Csc.
yard. jess
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EXCURSIONS.
GPECIAL SUMMER TICKETS.

SPECIAL SUMMER ITIChEIS. -
The ] AMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now Issuing tickets to BRANDON and return
same day. at 81 for round trip. Steamers leave
P. NJ Tickets for sale on board Steamers, and good
for that DAY only. !,-s.ti - :. s,.5.s -. :
: Also to Vue de rEau or Old Point, $3.50; to Vue
de I'Esu or Old Point and return, "a.
lie lg-Im l.. 3. TATUM, General Agent