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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-24

Trustees Sale of Personal
Property.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is TO me executed on the 30th of Septem-
Der. 1874, and OF record in book No. 20, In
the Recorders Office of Ohio county, by
Samuel Fleming, to secure the prompt
novment of n note for the sum Of eighty
i've CSS5) dollars, in favor OF George W.
Coffey, / will proceed to sell; ut the resi-
dence of said Fleming, near Elm Grove, on
Saturday, December 20, 1874,
At 10 o'clock a. m, the following described
property, to-wit: One bay Mare, ten or
Twelve years old one Cow, dark red nNe
wears old: one Trunk, one Violin, one
Patent Lever Silver Watch No. 1879, and
Terms made known on day of sale.
ID. S. THORNBURGH,
no15eod Trustee
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP

OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PRO
" PERTY in this vicinity: ~ Acres IN
Barton county, Mo-; 100 Acres in Reypold
county, Mo-; $40 Acres in Christian eoun-
ty. Mo. 800 Acres in Roam county, KY; D
Lots in Indianapolis, Indiana.
J. Il. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
decll Ghapline street, Wheeling
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OEEAL! OEFAL |!

CPARERIBS. BACKBoSES, TENDER
- LOINS, and Sausage Meat every Tues
day. wednesday. Friday and saturday, al
SCRENK & ZEOCKLFR'S,
now n No. ll3U Market street.
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AlUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL
" ING. December Term, 1874, Decem-
Der 2lst, 1874.
Lewis s. Wells and James f. Mcguire, late
partners, doing business under the firm
name of l.. :. Wells Il Co.,
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FOR RENT.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH

TIME PRAYER BOOK AND HYMNS OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church, can
be obtained through the mail by enclosing
the Episcopalian, No. 100 SAMSON street,
Philadelphia. ,
dec2sS j. ii. McMECHEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OUT AT LAST.

IAIM. A.. TURNER WOULD SAY TO
w his old friends and the public In
general, that he is still doing business ct
No. 1928 Market street, where he would be
happy to see them, and supply them with
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware,
Barometers, de-, at the lowest possible
rates. dec23c
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Short POstponement-Day Fxed-Ful
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane Assot'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCH 29th. 1878.
], lbs Cash Gifts amounting to........sl ,GO,OV
NUMBER OF TICKETS, IOO, 200.
PRICE OF TICKETS

L
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole sZUVU
Halves W.
Eighths or each Coupon. 30
ga Tickets
The Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation, chartered by the Legislature OF
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange
Co., proposes by II Grand Gilt concert 10
establish and cndow a"Home for the Ola:
Infirm, and Destitute Ladies OF Virginia"
at Montpelier, the former residence OF
President James Madison.
GOV ERNOR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 3,
Il affords me pleasure to say that am
well acquainted with n large majority OF
the officers of the Montpelier Female HUI
name Association, who reside In the VI
cinity of my home, and l attest their In
telligence and their worth and nigh repu-
tatiOn rs gentlemen, rs well as the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, 1874 " " |
commend them rs gents OF honor and In
tegrity, and fully entitled to the confidence
u '''' f R.w. HUGHES,
L. s. Judge, East'n Dist. OF Va.
Further references by permission: His
ExcnIlpncy Gilbert c. Walker, Ex-Gov-
orner of Va. Hon. Robt. +. WithcrS, Lieut.
Gov. of Va, and U. :. Senator elect Sena-
tors and Members of Congress from Va.
Remittances for tickets may be made by
express prepaid PostofiicG m3ney%rdI e, on
For full particulars, testimonials, &C.,
''nN i'' va Hon. JAMES BARBER,
Pres't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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A GENERAL BANKING. EXCHANGI
"A and Collection business trau>u,,,i
with fidelity and promptueSs.
Certificates of Deposit issued ana Inter.
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums Ia suit
New Fractional Currency and |. >. 3, ANA
DC coin always on hand Tor the accommu.
dation OF IN" public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers.
Bankers and others solicited
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FOR RENT.

- THE DWELLING HOUSE NOW
f@ occupied by Mrs. +. Il. Carter, corn
x er Eoff and 18th streets. Possession
given LIST day of April next. Apply to
ALONZO LORlNG,
,,acolra No. III Fourteenth street.
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FOR RENT.

r,HAT FINE STORE-ROOM, NO. -, 18th
street, formerly occupied by r. Z.
Winship & Co. Apply TO
PAUL. & WINSHlP,
dec2I No. ll42 Main street.
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FOCAL, MATTERS.

vory>.-At the Manchester Meth
Ch'SC" h'S',,,.r On sunday Rev. ". G. Lump
9a,'- --n."ycd y,.' one person into the church py
l'%'S,>,iS"Jgin l i"gn HyIand. OF Winchester, preached
hts,"d mo- and night at the EenaoIe'street pap, },
noFa'S n."-ra. S, He was listened to with marsed s.
il,i ',"r S'I,o o-' ry large congregations. After
al.r"I,v '-.,;r., service one person was received
I'I.,Y- ~: .rurrh hy experience, one by ietter,
'n'g l,o ',,o WAS received for baptism. Inc pro-
81" Wv '%' ,,s,,ipr will be continued this week.
ii."I~ nyi,ud % will preach for several nights:
NJ; plr ny Dr. Dr. Garhck baptized one on Sunday
NV 4, y religious meeting iii the coun-
L'-'5, ,,rir =, the week he baptized twenty'four
It.,."', i.,,r First Baptist church Rev. Or. Bur
81 ,,,c- An ahSerce of several weeks,
T2",, T2',,,.d -, bo,h morning and evening.
l'h ,h,. second Baptist church ReY. >. L.
,2...,n .,[ rroG,>s0r in the University at OX-
,o.,'' I,.a WIS.,, preached in the morning and at
.3'H. ,;S. E,y. Mr. Pearson, of South Caro-
i'%@ 1,- ASSISTED at communion after the morn
;n- service. ,hr.;on poy Dr
rt'5 Is,fr.,o IN visit 10 LeesburS, his pulpit
,..- s'.,'' ,.,-I IN The morning by Rev. DR.. W.
" E,ynr,t. nl the Methodist Church.
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POLICE Court. YEsrERDAy.-Potice Jus
tsce Joseph J. White, presiding. The fol.
lowing cases were disposed of:
Maggie Mitchell, FOR drunken and disor-
derly conduct, was fined % 80.
Joseph Ellis. for creating disturbance in
the First Market, was fined $3.50.
Edward Mason was hned 81 for using
abusive language to Mary Tinsley and S.
for an assault on Robert Taylor.
William 81. Seay was fined S5 for assault
ing james Minor, and Della Smith S5 for
assaulting Lucy Kinney.
Grace Brooks was fined s.. 80 for using in
decent language in the street.
The case Of Blanch Martin, charged with
abusing Williim Raymond, and that Of
Blanch Martin, charged with keeping dis
orderly house, were continued until the both
instant.
Elvira Johnson, Joseph Candis, and Sallie
Branch, we're fined 50 each for threatening
Branch Jackson while in court.
The case Of Policeman j. D. McClosky,
charged with trespassing upon the premises
OF Sarah Watson, assauting William b.
Griffith; and breaking $26. worth of furni-
ture, was continued until Thursday.
Thomas Bingham, charged with being q
suspicious character, aud having unlawful
possession OF shoulder Of bacon, was CON-
mitted for thirty days in default of surety
for good behavior.
Francis Morris was fined $2 50 for abusing
George Gilpin.
The case of James Brown, charged with
stealing S5 worth OF clothing and other pro-
perty from B. Dickerson, was continued
until the 29th.
Eliza Epps and Louisa Henderson, for
cursing and abusing each other, were fined
g. 80 each.
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SHocKoE HILL DIVISIONAL regular
meeting of shockoe Hill Division, No. 81,
Sons OF Temperance, ihe following officers
were elected Tor the ensuing quarter: K. NJ +.
Manly, p. w. P; Charles 5. Brittan, w. r.;
+. j. Arnold, K. s.; B. G. Cooke, A. r. S. I;
W. t. Allen, Treasurer; w. l.. Burton, II.
S.; S. M. Simpson, c.; w. w. Harrison, A
c.; j. Z. Cowardin, I. 8; j. Thomas, Jr.,
y. S.; j. Z. Otis, Chaplain Dr.. p. Trent,
l.. u. G. W. p. The following delegates to
the Grand Division, which will meet in this
city in October, were elected: w. 7. Allen,
DR.. P. Trent, d. w. Bohonon, L. F. Bos-
seux, w. l.. Burton, Ii. p. Elston, w. j.
Glenn, +. +. Gretter, h. q. Minor, r. NJ
Manly, l.. NJ. Simpson.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MOODY & ROYALL, p. NJ, $40 lots on Teath
and Eleventh streets, Manchester.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Az p. NJ, brick resi-
dence No. 213 Mayo street near to Broad street.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son, ~ P. NJ. brick
dwelling No. 535 on east side OF Brook avenue
between Clay and eigh streets.
LYME & BROTHER, s P. M., two building lots on
the east line Of Twenty seventh between Maud
o streets.
RICHARDS ON Il CO., P. NJ, Ave building lots
on Twenty.eighsh street. Church Hill.
n. Nj. LEE, p. w., at the residence of E. Blair,
on Broad street road two miles fron, The city,
farm horses. mules. cows, farming implements.
household furniture, &C..
W. GODDIN, P. NJ, lot on thcaast line Of Ele-
venth between Main and Cary streets.
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! Ahb'Ns RhFrsED.-Governor Kemper yes.
n'o't Irused applications made for the par
y, o'p oi }. !. IL. Miles, who was on the 18th
Il, H., ]u@s, 1913, sentenced TO five years con-
~','i'N' III The penitentiary for grand lar.
v.''H r."'' and v. l.. Parker, who in May last
w. "'> scti'cLced TO six months confinement in
'~' ID" oi Norfolk city for indecent conduct
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EglrHERs AT WAE.-On Sunday two bro
tier. Gillian and William Moseley Color
cl GOT into Il quarrel about small amount
ol money. Gillian snatched Williams hat
and threatened to keep it. William drew
lis pockcl-knilc and gave his brother q
.light -t4! in the left side, and made 40 ef-
Gqr, to stab him again, when Gillian took a
hrick and Knocked him sepselesS and speech
l">>. Both appeared at the Police Court yes
irtday morning, but the latter being very
We3k and still unable to speak the case was
continued until Saturday. Bail was refused
Gillian. William was admitted to bail in
tie SUN Of 500, with Trueman A. Parker,
L,V. A. surety.
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>,>GrLAE CoiSclDEScE.-On September
,a.n Irr, Mcclure. assisted by Drs. Cunning
ham II. Thomas. Taliaferro, and Moncure,
,'.,., ",.r,,,,rl on soldier wounded in the thigh
=; I'M. battle OF Cedar creek, October 18th,
1>,!, by the name Of Cook, who for ten
rMr, has been disabled and utterly helpless.
On TIE same day, another soldier named
Cook. wounded on the 10Th of September,
1>5., in the Valley Of Virginia, applied to
NJ same >nrccon for relief, suffering with
me sane disease. although in bis case the
dead bone from which bis protracted suffer
;rg ;s produced is imDedded in the leg. The
amer j improving rapidly, and will soon
l.. a,,t, 20 return home a sound man, thanks
- pr. McGuirc'S kill and TO the generosity
If The Rev. Or. Jeter, who rendered himself
rr,lpu>Je for his expenses at the Church
Institute while recovering from the opera
non.
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|, TIE WHlSKEY ADULTERATSD ?-Dr. w.
Il. .TayIor. lhccyccllent and very well known
ar.y.cai chemist Of this city, received by
r.,I Yesterday a letter from Mr.. John b.
pack.,i. EDITOR of the Pee Dee Courier, Of
Rockirgham. Richmond county, n. c., ask
.u- lin ii h would undertake to analyze
several h,tIIr, of whi>kev which is thought
10 be a,lutorated. and which is sample of
the LIQUOR now being sold in the town of
Kcrhiu.hnn. The writer states that he has
been appointed by several Of the temper.
aacr societies Of Ills town to correspond with
IL" noctor on the subject, and that at the
/ i session of the North Carolina Legisla-
tnrr htli was passed making the penalty for
stlNn1 aduIterated liquor punishable by i'm
Ifi,oaM~nt in the State penitentiary for five
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AhGo or COFFEE FOR RIcnMoSp.-The
m'2- :, Aaiie Augusta has arrived in Hampton
it2.l's, Direct from Rio de Jaueiro, bound to
n,'"Aond. with a cargo Of 3,400 double
"'s> ot coilce selected for the southern and
Me>'Fn trade. II will be offered for sale at
t1 ~. "afcrooms Of the importers, MeSsrS.
,~'",Ai'art & Morris, of this city, on the 9th
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RICHMOND AMATEUR LITERARY AssocIA

RICHMOND AMATEUR LITERARY AssoCIA"
rIos.-At regular meeting the following
officers were elected for the ensuing quarter:
President, Neil McCoul; Vice-Presidcnt, G.
NJ. Smith; Secretary, Jacob Bates; Assistant
Secretary, D. E. Lumsden; Treasurer, ~.
Leake; Critic, III. L. Spotswood; Chaplain,
Leslie Shelton Sergeant-at.Arms, Is. n.
Tinsley; Editors OF the amateur Literary
Gem, L. G. Noise, A. l.. Owen, Neil McCouii,
and III. Bates. This Society expects to hold
q public debate about the 10th of October
uaYf
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

THE BANK OF MANCHESTER follow.
ing gentlemen compose the new directory OF
this bank Just chosen: c. G. McRae, james
M. Moody, William j. Jones, w. E. Gary,
T. B. Cersley, w. l.. Fernuld, Charles w.
Turner, Socrates BROOKS, w. IL. Parr ish, 5.
B. K. Loving. Frank e. Marks, HeHry j.
Nunnally, and Z. w. Weisiger. The first
named is president aud the. last vce.presl-
dent.
The board of directors meet Thursday for
the election of cashier aud runner.
ACCIDENTALLY kILLED.-Samuel Hancock,
Jr., stepson of Mr.. John Baugh, aged about
nineteen years, living near Midlothian, was
accidentally killed on Sunday by c0mrade
named Thomas Morris, through the careless
discharge by the'latter of an old pistol that
had been on the premises several years, and
was supposed TO be unloaded. z.
LARGE ATrENDANCs.-The average attend
ance at the Meade Memorial Sunday-school
for the pist four Sabbatbs was 1SO-the
largest in its history-and it is still on the
increase.
RADICAL MEErING.-B Ballard Edwards pre-
sided at the Burgess meeting Saturday. night,
with MIR. Woodbridge and Walter Woods as
secretaries. Nothing new was said by either
Burgess. Shields, Fernatd, or Maddox. and
the meeting finally adjourned in row. q
mass convention OF the Radical party OF
Chesterfield to send delegates to the Con-
yention OF October 7th is called near Po-
white September 80.
MINOR Tories. Mayor CbiIes disposed Of
several cases of ordinance violations yester-
day.
The religious meetings will continue this
week at the Methodist and Baptist churches.
There is rumor OF the reduction 0t
working-hours in the cotton mills.
Rev. William a. Campbell has returned
IN the civ. ~
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I'FATH Of Nh. EDWARD BoYLE.-Mr. Ed
ward Bowie, a prominent mechanic and
higLlrre>pected citizen. died at his resi-.
dcAre in this city yesterday after brief ill
lr'>. The deceased was Il member of Dove
Lodge, No, ii, A. +. and a. NJ, and will
hc buried by the lodge with Masonic honors.
The members of the lodge are expected to
De At the lodge-room. Washington Hall,
tlIs evening at 5 O'clock.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE SEPTEMBER %, 1874
Miss Isabella Carter, 1886 Macon street, De-
troit, Mich; E. +. Garnett, care OF Benja-
min Garent, Bowling Landing, Buckingham
county, Va; john L.. Martin. 36I Croghan
street, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. R. L. Maury,
Lexington, Va; Miss Ann Miles, care of
John King; j. N. Noryell; Sidney Robert
son, Belveux Station; w. D.; Mrs. Louisa
Scott, No. 1915 0 street; Mrs. S. B. Smith,
Leigh street, Richmond, Va.
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ANaLo-AaERIcAN MARRIoSETTE CoABIsA.
rIoN.-The Anglo-American Marrlonette
Combination will commence a weeks engage
ment at the Virginia Opera-H House on Tues
day evening, October 8. The company con-
sists OF. a large number OF Iillipution actors
and actresses, and gives q variety perform!
ance, which includes tight.rope WaiNng,
singing, dancing, jpgglery, Ethiopian diline. :
ations, and fairy spectacular ganto omime.
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no;,.' ae >'ate Board of Education has ap-
ien%'at i'i',u hr. Is. II. Hancock school superin-
will Will. ta 'or The city OF Manchester, which
a. =, =, hereafter be separated from the county
vii ~ public public school matters. Mr.. Hancock
iema' , s'h'iLue to hold the office Of superin-
'N'nt VI The schools of Chesterfield,
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A Nr.SASCE.-The spring in the Capitol
square Just above the Law Building has be-
GONE Il great nuisance 10 the people of the
aelga0oEhood, and is, besides, pouring out
Il, waters upon the new aspbaltum pave
lent recently laid on Franklin street. 1t
could be put in proper condition for fifteen
Q! twenty dollars. If it is not attended to
Very shortly it is likely to damage the pave
larnt II thc extent o.! several hundred dol
ig,,
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Prostitution. Morton b. Howell, son
0i he tr Rev. b. r. G. Howell, d. D., for
M"'!! ia>lor of the Second Baptist church
"ii '''l> riiy. has just been elected Mayor Of
Nashville, Tenn, over the Republican can
"iaatc, Mr. kerchiyaI, by SO majority.
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rict f3%ooHAL.-Rers. j. z. Smith, Of Frede-
IjLSSoGtS; Ij,SS j. {. Painter, of Falmouth; !;
~; reu nenry, Of New Kent, and Rev. DR..
rs,"n' petersburg, were in the city to-day,
p.D'hiiS irom meeting Of East Hanover
-!csbytcry, held at Amelia Courthouse.
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A BALL.-A ball viii be given by the
Swan Base Ball Club at Monticello Hall on
Monday, October 5. The floor managers
are Messrs. Frank Smith, X. Merriman, and
S. Burlington. Mesco's band has been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
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ANCIENT RFiLC.-In front Of MeSsrs. Chat
III, staples Co.'S office may be seen an old
sandstone >Un.dial made in the eighteenth
oA'uFy Tor Belona arsenal. The date is
hardly lc.ible. j. attracts considerable at.
iell!uu.
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MANAGER POWELL, Of this city, has re.
Gently received letter from Mr.. SOthern,
written from the highlands OF Scotland, an-
nouncing that early in October he will com.
mence a years engagement to play :" Lord
Duudreary" at the Haymarket Theatre, Lon.
"a
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TRANSFER PRINTING ISKs.-We Invite at:ers
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. they are Of recent intro.
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-.
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The Inks that we are now furnishing
are Of quality that can be copied any length oe
time after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary
hook z+e
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GREAT ADVANTAGE In always buying your
dry goods at LEVY BROTHERS. Is this-as they are
always lie first TO reduce the price Of any style o
goods, their customers get the benefit OF The rcfuc-
tion Immediately.
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I have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
and Of " B sELEcT,'' controlled by Nessrs. WAL-
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and fndis
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j, J,B.MccAw, N. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
Janudry 13, S72. 7SI7lE3I a = 5s
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B9xnn' 'h OF AN OLD ClrIzEE.-sfr. Henry
for tki,,, haliVe Of New South Wales, but
and - n ty.hfe years q resident Of this city
III ,le a, nIn oie'culter by trade, died yesterday
H'hety-hrst year of his age.
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mscHAAp.s Variety and Cigar Store is 81 l4o2
Main street, Dealers Supplied at lowest market rstes
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SCHOOL Books, SHEET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL
ISsTRuMESTs.-Yon can buy sheet music cheaper
at JoHssToS's, slS Main street, than aoysshesfe
else In the city. Also, school books anu m'lsleai
instruments at lowest rates
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DIAGoNALs AND ARMENIAN CLOTHS ana ..a :
large variety OF other styles Of dress goods Ut Levy
RBoTfIERs'.
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.r7sryAL rgAcE."-Rev. DR.. A. 5. Bet
..,t';,n If The Eleven;h-Street synagogue,
~. y, sunday morning delivered IN admirable
I.,,,~o ,.r Eternal Peace"
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ing is the result of the contest

For Johnson Marshall, Madison, and Jack
son Wards.
For Carrington : Monroe and Clay Wards.
For McRae: Jefferson Ward.
The following shows the vote cast in this
city for Governor kemper in November,
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coun,;s cousa OF THERMOMETERS in the Uispatch
s sfoom Monday, September 2sth:
~ 20 o. ee; e. NJ
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IsrnopUcroBY LEcruRE.--Dr. W. q. Tay-
.,orr deliyered the opening lecture to MS
chemistry and philosophy class Of The Hign
School yesterday.
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The rule adopted by the State Committee
for nominating conventions is "that each
township of county and ward of city
shall be entitled to one delegate for each one
hundred Conservative voters and one for
every fraction over ffty," and it is recon.
mended ''that the Conservative vote for each
county and city cast at the late gubernato.
rial election should be accepted as the basis
of representation"
Taking the vote for Kemper, Marshall
Ward will have 8, Jefferson Ward 10, Madi.
son Ward 13, Monroe Ward 10, Clay Ward
10, Jackson Total, 60.
As the nomination is to be made by the
county and city jointly, under the same rule
Henrico will have sixteen delegates.
The following is the result of the primary
election held in July to decide between e&-
Governor Walker and Colonel John Fl. Guy,
.o n RI ;6,fas Tnr TonureSc.
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T4r REST CANTON FLASNRL ever sold NJ soc. sss
= !. yard can be had at Levy BRorHEKs'.
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CONCORD GRAPss.-PIzzIsT has just reeeissa
6ne lot of this delicious grupe.
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CALIFORNIA PEARs.-Go to Pizzisls anu Ees
some OF this lasciaus frait.
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SWEET osaseEs.Aif you wisf, ssvest and juicy
orange go TO PIzzrHf's. Z. ~
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FINEST Fl BLACK TEA. W. D. D 4 BLAIR & Co.

GREAT BARGAINS iu black dress silk just re.
ceived at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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P1zz1s1 has q splendid lot Of apples. .l !.

PERSIAN MIXTURES and striped serge suitings
among the novelties at Levy BROTHERS.
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FINE SHERRY WIsR-yery paic anddrY. W.n.
BLAZE q Co. ~ as ~ g.