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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-06

Editors Wheeling IntClligcnccr:
would ask n few comlndrums, peril
nent to the present Senatorial contest, and
would desire to have them answered.
II DR.. Baird carries the First Branch
Of Council in his brcccles pocket, rs he
claims he does, how much Of it does he
carry?
Ifhe Is not member Of Council Com.
miitce on State Capitol Building?
II All. Caldwell il elected does he moi
expect to carry him in his brecchcs peck
ct?
Will he or All. he Senator II the latter
is elected? JIM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-06

CO.PARTNERsHIr.
" The subscriber would respectfully in
form the public that he has this day associ.
nted with him in the jewelry business Mr..
]. q. Dillon, late Of I he firm Of G. =. Brown
4 Co., under the firm name Of Turner 4
Dillon, at my old stand, No. 1923 Market
street, where we would be happy to see all
Of our old friends, and lots Of new ones.
seq WI. A. TURNER.
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ry.s poot of Zo5'oqy. BV EDWARD >.
Movsr, Phi. ID late Professor of Compar-
LIE anatomy and Zoology in Bowdoin
coIlepe. New York: D. APPLETON d Co.
Apparently very well.nrranged work, and
very cle,rly illustrated by accurate drawings.
For sale By J. T. ELLysoN.
Eioht Cousins or, The Aunt-Hin. BY
Iou1sA Nj. ALcoTT, author Of" Little Wo-
men, An Oid.Fashioned Cir" DC. Bos'
ton: ROCKERS & BROTHER.
The author of this little book has quite
reputation for her chldren's stories.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.
Leah. A Woman of Fashion. BY Mrs
AWE EDWARDS, author of Archie
Lowell" "Ought We to Visit Her," DC
New York SHELDON Il CO.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.
Healey: A Romance. New York: HARPER
& BROTHERS.
This IS No. $50 Of HARPERs' "Library
Select Novels" For sale byJ. I. ELLYsoN.
Personal Recollections Of Lamb, HdShu,
and others. Edited by RICHARD HENRY
SToDpARp. New York: ScRlBSER, AKIN
STRONG Go.
This is an addition to the "Bric'a'brac Sc
ries Zone of the most choice COLLECTION OF
literary books issued for long time. lit
very best literary authors and most rematka'
ble persons brought into association Witf
The prominent statesmen, play ers, poets, aho
noyelists of one of the most brilliant literary
periods Of history, have been introduced 10
the public by Mr.. SToDDARD, the editor OF
the Bric.a. Brac Series, 10 their most interest
mo phases. The book just received relates
To a genius dear to all who have read him OF
of him.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
Guizofs Popular History Of France. B os
ton ESTES & LAURiAT.
We have from Mr.. PERRY, the agent, the
a5sh and 26th parts of this admirable bis
tory. The illustrations are amongst the nrs'
specimens of the engraver's art.
The Art Journal. This superb Wolk' IS
sued by the APpLEToNs, has reached It's losh
No.. and richly maintains its excellence. We
have this No. from Mr.. CRUISE, the Rich
mond agent.
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We understand that at least one, and pro.
badly other members, Of the independent Or
der Of marplots have declared that If things
don't 60 to suit them in this election they
will leave the city. 1t is the highest proof
we can give of our impartiality-of eur de-
termination that things shall take the course
OF decency and Order-that we do not now
publish their names. We do not desire that
any one the Conservative nominees shall get
Q vote In excess Of his merits. We are deter
mined that, as far as we can help it. not one
OF them shall stand upon the dement's of
Others. Were We to tell the names of those
who profess to be ready to make this pledge
there would be the bigges. majority piled I'D
for some of The nominees. that was ever oh.
tanned 10 this city.
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OF Irs Have Peace.

:. g ,;,,c that We bad peace. Inc Io'''
ro,;ve nominees are before the people, and
80. bcen before them for month, and s'i'
the public ear is dinned almost to oea'oes'
w;,h the clamors Of n few discontented peop'e.
The Conservative party being the party Oh
the State, it is disloyal In any man VINO pro-
fesses to belong 10 that party TO rive ID fes''r
ance TO its authority. The State nas oeeD
saved alone By the constancy ana oe.o' WV,
If that great party, and Gin only DC hep' Vus
of ca,amitv-pol,ical, financial, and soe'a'-..
;ts continued resistance to the oeS'' "''''~
elements that Cypress her. die
I, has been a rule with inc pH'9 .,o. ~
once the cl,ims and merits OF men "'o. w
the narty nominations, but the n'a'eo''.n ,-
hava u,terly disregarded this wise iu,e'
Tha, haze offepded against reason anu Tue
nubiic interest by RETAINING from a'eaes''e
norsons who have been nominated until thes
core nominated; thus foregoing the oppor'
.nn;ty they had fairly offered to them oil ae'
featipc the nomination of persons they ala
mn, like. and also falling to take that part IN
The urinary elections that mi ght have gwen
them some infllence in the manner Oh the
election.
No sooner are the nominations made than
they raise a great complaint ana c'amof
apaips. the manner Of the primary ELECTION
and pake deliberate and bitter war agaihs'
at least one Of the nominees. Can TINS o.
considered anything else than a war upon
abe Conservative party? The delinquency
In these people in failing TO take 40 ac'ise
mart in the canvass would, in the minos
OF fair.judsing people, exclude toe"
from all right TO assail the plan or any Oh tne
nominees: and that delinquency in the 'nltla
tory stages of the party nominations forces
lis to the conclusion that they meant to attack
The party. Indeed, it would be but Just 10
fhe party, and frank in them, were they 10
acknowledge that this was tne'r ot9ecC' ~
the logic of events plainly indicates 1t 10 nave
been. e..
But they have rcpudiated the rules OF the
party and outraged all fair proceeding oy
making an attack upon one Of the ConserSa'
tive nominees. Setting aside the clear de-
duction from the facts that attacks thus made
after conclusion Of the canvass 'nsioe Tue
Conservative party should be regarded as ou
of order and not entitled 10 hearing, the gen
tleman assaied has answered his assaiian'S
and satisfactorily answered them. We have
not known in our experience case In which
the charges of an assaant were more re''
fectly crushed and scattered to the winds.
It is, therefore, time that we had peace
and the Conservative party went to work to
elect its nominees in its wontcd style OF lm'
petuous conflict fighting for Virginia
against the hosts of Incompetence ia'thless-
ness, and destructigeness. 1t Is time tha'
the waters of bitterness and malice had been
exhausted. 1t is, beyond all question, time
they ceased to occupy the smallest space in
the public mind.
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The independent.

Wherever he appears we are bis enemy.
We look upon the Conservative party as the
party of the State, and we regard sll who
oppose that party as opposing the State itself.
The victory Of the Conservatives depends
upon the compactness and firmness OF their
lines If discord aud rivalries cause breaches
and weak points in them, there the enemy
will enter. Decentralization ensaes, author
ity is contemped, discipline at an end, and
defeat, disgrace, and public calamity must
follow.
We cannot therefore regard the indepen-
dent with kind feelings, and even less can
we respect the motives Of those who, not
being Candidates for office themselves, are
endeayofipg to embarrass and weaken that
party which, as the Wing truly says,ts "the
"party that brought Virginia 'oW OF hel
<troubies.'' We can look with more cha
rity upon personal ambition than upon LEST
pardonable passions. We'can compassionate
a man for believing with "true Inward
ness ~ that he could lift Virginia from th'
dust and set her free. He is af1 icted wit az
intirmity, fortunately one that is generally
harmless; but we e,pIot consider with tbt
same feeling the bitter animosities Of those
who would, to crafty their prGudces, d.
serious injury 10 the Conservative party
the party which all true Virginians should
regard with something akin to alteration,
because it saved their dear mother, Virginia,
from the worst Of fates.
With regard to the Iudependenrs the
Petersburg Inder-4ReeeI has the following
pleasant satire:
"The vanity OF these Independents would
be laugbable 1t it did not involve public con.
sequences of so setious q nature. They
always think their snperlative merits have
been overlooked, aud that stupendous
frauds have been perpetrated for the express
purpose of overslaugbing them. II the .es-
innate placed upon their own importance BY
these gentlemen waB correct there would
not be room enough in the world for nore
than two or three of them at time. They
are certainly whalss-in their own opinion
The earth revolves on its axis, and they are
its axis. Everything that Is done at al is
done with some reference to them, their
rights, their claims, their aabition, their in.
: terests. 1t is curious study Of human
weakness. All of Us have our nfirmities
Band the iptiImity of the Independent is tha
phe believes the world cannot get along with
out him. 1t is an old joke, but good one
and we conclude BY repeating 1t for thu
benefit Of Independents IN general, that il
they could buy themselves up for they are
worth and sell themselves for what they
think they are worth they would be fsl
richer thaa any of the bloated bondholders
whether ne pays his taxes in Phsylysnia OF
FauQuierN
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(NOHEN BROTHERS

are new ready to ,xhIbi,
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
GOODS
II has ever been their pleasure 70 Offer. Among Tie
many great bargains are:
cases AUBURN BLEACHED MI iLIS alto:
cases ANDkO>COGGiN BLEACilkD Muslin
AT 1OHc.:
) cascs AMOSIEAG CALIc0Es ut 5Ac-.ellrs
generally at from 10 l0c.:
4 cases ALPACA and MUHAlR DRE>S.GUQDS a.
l6Yc. worth from % TO 30c.;
ENGLISH MERINO double width, i6Sc.-rv-
duced from 40c.;
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAS. MOHAlR, ant
SILK LUSTRES at auction prices;
so pieces BLACK CASHMERE al Ie Ist zoe. ysrd
less than regular prices;
The 9-S ALL-WOOL TAMISE al 65 aai Toe
never sold at less than ii.
COHEN BROTHERS are Offering the large.
stock of BLACK aud COLORED *ILhS In this
city, Including all the evening shades. Met %
them ore sold so per cent. less than al New YorA
prices.
Also, the largest ard cheapes. stock Of REAL
LACES In this city.
COHEN BROTHERS are selling LADIES re-.
vERsIBLE SHAW Is al 75c.; MISS >liAWL>
at 32c.
BOCLEt AhD GA H. 1853 tH'H tH-. We
ever Known.
AlEo, large stock of KNIT VESTS.
COHEN BROTHERS are off-r:uf 200 t.feren;
patterns of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY al H.,
| than usual prices.
They are also Offering The ch1p@,l .,ock u
FLANNELS ever known
lCASslMEREs at soc. worth soc ali wool ;at CSC.
worth IL 20;
| VIRGINIA CASHMERE ut S0:., sc.iG- g,ur'a..
| ~ at IL so;
| WATERPROOF at great reduction;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING Cotton. minuiic-
tured expressly TO their order. the test Ano"n
in This market. al 33c. pound;
| Their two-tutton REAL KID GLOVES Al :! Ar
worth 81 rs; also, four button ia opera 'hIdr,
PRINCES. Blu rTONS, AID other TRiMMiSGsA
great variety at
oc 6 3m COHEN BROTHERS.
nRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
We have In stock all the novelties OF he srl''A 10
DRESS GOODS.
Also, READI.MADE SUITS.
BASQUES, and OT EESKiRTS,
Handsome CLOTH CLDAKS, new shape
These were made expressly for retail !rndc-ihcte-
fore are MADE In The best man-'r
New styles of STRIPED COTTON HOE Tor Ia.
Cies and children,
YAK LACES,
WORsTED PRINCES,
VELVET RIBBONS,
CAMBRlC EDGISGS. &c:
NAVY BLUE and DARK BRO y : SASH
RIBBONS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH CAS,.NcH-> to Ae"
patterns;
Great bargains ia TABLE u MASK.
The only agents for Frank Leslie. fAvEEfAI-
TERMS In this market--the most felt bic pattern
in use. COURTNEY & 20" ELL,
SlJ Broad >ir,ci.
oc2 .between E!.h h aCd NGih
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DEATHS.

Died, on The 10Th instant, at his residence, on
Cherry street, Mr.. OCTANlUS DAVIES, a natit
of Sou n Wales. In the fly. third year OF his ag'
He leaves a wife and three children 10 mourn their
sudden loss. 49,
His funeral will take Mace TODAY, at Pine
Street Baptist church, Ut O'Clock + NJ. Rel4'ir,
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend with
out iurlh.r notice.
Pittsburgh (Pa.) papers please copy.
Died, on saturday the 9th Instant, at the resi-
dence Of her san. V. J Monntcastle, Mrs. MIL
OF her agr.
she leaves seven children aud many friends TO
mourn their loss.
Died. on the evening OF the / 1th Of October. "a :
Ntr tiDRnON, youngest daughter of John :. and
EiiZtbeth W. Knox: aged nearly four years.
Inlermtnt In Alexandria,
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sYCLE BROTHERS..

They sell all their goods a. the very lowest bolt ON
prices. To convince yourself OF this, call on them
and examine their stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS, &C.,
and you will fud 1t to your advantage to buy OIL
your goods there, as you can save from ten to MI
teen per cent. In doing so. To their very large and
extensive stock they are receiving new goods daily,
and are now Offering greater bargains than ever,
amongst which you will find
All The latest shades and styles Of DRESS GOODS
In every description from 15c. per yard up to
$3.50;
A large stock of MOURNING GOODS;
200 pieces BLACK ALPACA-the greatest bar
gains ever sold In this city;
2 bales ALL-WUOL FLANNEL from 25c. per
yard up tosl;
RED, YELLOW, GRAY and BLUE PLAIN and
TWILLED FLANNELS very low;
100 pieces BROWN and BLEACHED CANTON
| ELANSELS from IZ}5c. up
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA FLAN.
NELS In all coIors;
| WATER-PROOFS at all prices;
REMNANTS BLACK vELvETEENs at one half
OF their value;
fine stock of IMPORTED and AMERICAN
| CASsIMERES, for mems aud boys wear, very
cheap;
LOCO yards REMNANTS IRISH LINENS at a
great sacrifice;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS,
BLEACHED ard BROWN DAMASK,
FRUIT-CLo1HS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoiLIEs, TIDES.
We offer special inducements In these goods, as
thew have been ali bought at auction at much less
than their value.
BaLMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS for
ladies and misses;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED sHA"ts' Ter
lade, and misses, from soc. up to $40;
100 BRoCHE sHAwLs at IS SO, reduced from
Sl2 to close them out;
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS from ~ up
to the very best;
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS at all prices;
WoRsTED QUILTS at 81, ~ so, and So;
COMFORTS in all sizes;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, aud RUGS cheaper
| than ever;
KNIT JACKETS, KNIT SACKS;
! CRO> IIET SACKS and HOODS;
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
| splendid assortment;
LADIEs'and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from 25c.
| up;
KIDGLOVES In all the new shades In one, two
| and three buttons;
LOCO pair KID GAUNTLETS at one half of their
| value;
TOKsTED PRINCES to match all shades Of dress
| goods;
| 900 different sha Ges of BUTTONS;
| BUSTLE5 IN entirely new shapes;
100 dozen LINEN HANDkkRCH1EFSa at 25c'
| worth a so per dozen;
| CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERTINGS at less
than importers prices;
| COTTON TKlMNINGS-au endless variety;
| A large stock OF COMBS, BRUSHES, SOAPS, Ptk'
| FUMEnY, HAIR. ORNAMENTS, JEWELRf,
| &c;
COTTON-YARNS and hNlTTISG-COTTONS in
| all Nos;
| and thousands of other bargains not mentioned.
| Call and see for yourself. -
| 429 Broad street,
| between Fourth and Fifth Streets
Goods sent sill over the country Z. o. D., or on r
| ccipt OF the money. &c .
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Tuesday. October the 9th. at BARROW,
the residence of the brides father by INC Rev NIL
ton Bishop, JOHN EDWIN DOVE. OF hlcnmonn,
John S Buckner Of tappahanEock, Va.
Married. October the 10Th. 1875. by the Rev. j.
r, (;ariick. Mr. WILLIE a. I'D tGoS. OF PES
MONIES, Iowa. TO Miss MARIA OLIVIA: daughter
of H. l.. ChldrasS. Esq. of Richmond, Va.
Washington and Dauvlllc papers please copy. =
Married. on THURSDAY evening the 7th instant. at
the resi- .cnca OF the brides parentS, by The Rev I.
H. Preston, ID. d.. + M.tONStR and ANN MEL
WILLIE, daughter Of w. 5. Donnan. No CARDS
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the officers and soldiers under MS eoa' nsne.
the thanks OF the Msiar-Genes, aar a,v man
cially due for the prompt ana s'su usmv ,rr N
ner in which they pursued .he , I've 70 the
Beaver Dam to R'ehtnona; anu N king
pamunkey and down ' ,pe ren many prioners,
ra;d IN ss Magazine, 1874
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ME- MONSTER STOCK-CLOTHS AND
CASSiMERES FOR GENTLEMEN
AND BOYS.
T. r. PRICE & co.
have lust opened the most magnificent stock OF
English, French, aud Virginia.mlde
CLOTHS AND CAS>IMtRES
ever shown In q southern market !; TO which special
attention IS called.
ENGLISH REAvER-CLoTIIS for orc1coats-Blacks,
Blues, Browns;
ENGLISH IIAG0SALS for suits and ovarcoats;
BLACK and OLORED DOE-kIS tbest FRENCH;
Fancy CHECK and PLAIN CASSIMERES:
BOYS CASSIMERES, soc, Toe, 10 II 90;
BOYS I WEED CAS>IM ERES:
FRENCH PANT PATTERNS, IS to S12 pattern:
Superior American PANT PATTERNS, ~ to " n
pattern:
VIRGINIA 6 1 OvEEC0ATlSCS;
VIRGINIA 3-4 SUlTINGS. every grade; all ut small
living profits. sc ~
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NOTICE.-TO TIE CREDITORS W.
IN THE GREENBRIEK WHITE SCLrhtrm
SPRINGS OMPAsY.-OH The 2e;h DAY OIL Ap w,
1878 the District Court OF the United stas i9' ~,
District OF West Virginia deer ed and mfdef.u'
the suit OF Guy a9d afs rs. HE =" hlte su' . ~
Spriugs Company and ais" that the accounts ..
debts due by the White sulphur sriios' I" NJ S,
witch were returned by commissioner "; ~ ~. "a
the z5ih day OF February. 1875, .e reconih'.,sss
10 the same com IN l>sl0ner. VINO shai! itnti's "
same according TO the following ms ruc1ons ~. q,
lst He shall give mott ce OF the TINE ahu pa n,
taxing Id accouprs by pubitclt II once "ees "a
four ". eks successfully In i .ewspiper puipn'b3
In the county OF GreeDble: and III one p.ui
in the city OF Richmond, In the $isie 81
In which publication he shall warn All Inc
OF the Willie sulDhur Springs Company ~ Sp .ssir
and file with said commissioner tVicehte "a arh
said csIs; and he shall iuf n Sy such claims
rs are proved before Sd ID comns,i2nst w" NJ the
lowed 10 participate ia the dist1out'on ~, sid
funds arising from The rents or the SAFE VI ''
White sulphur Springs ,,,,rf
ed. He shall State all such debts - may lie p.";
before him In classes, showinS taeir ts'p~,rii,s
priori'ies OF lien and also the Danes o. snV ,re
entitled thereto, and who oil said pi'"''
sale OF said property. ,,,. court
Sd He shall return said scconnt 10 ta u.s., OF
with copies Certified by hin,eif OF Tue nd al
debt which may te exbiDi.,d Ok ere hiai, ar my
evidence taken In respect 10 the same, WIZ. NJ
other matter specially stated deemed pef',,eJ.
himself or required by part! 10 ,h o "ubcaflon
Ana the cTutl OotH i'Ns VI
aforesaid shall be equivalent 10 persona. ~
notice on all the parties 10 this sut'
You win take nosiea that Oh sAi ". y. ri Ms
Der %, 1878 at IL O'Clock NJ. at lne "tnt Vii
thews 4 Mathews. in Lewlsburs, W. VI. IN, ~" Ill
proceed 10 execute I'll, foregoing ,Ea'I; ION.
Creditors OF the said White sulphur me aud
many are h repy warned to appear Dv!Jt TIT only
e ihe evidence Of their saii ca!G, Hii 'it ,inm,
such rltinis as are proved before T.. W. ,ns ,rls-
to participate In the distribution o a ,nl White
sulphur sorinss' Commissioned.
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SPECIAL r0TICES.
me- ARE you GOING TO BUY
THEN no NOT FAIL TO VISIT THE LAR5E

LEVY BROTHERS are exhibiting this week Sixty
new styles CLoAKs, importe direct.
LEVY BROTHERS are exhibiting this week twen-
~ new STYLES COSTUMES, manufactured ex-
pressly for their sales.
LEVY BROTHERS are selling the prettiest quail
lily BLACK PURE MOHAIa for II per yard
,ba. was ever seen In this country.
LEVY BROTHERS are selling BLACK ALPA'
CAS- and MOHAIRs at prices ranging from
csc to 81 per yard, end defy competition in this
line.
LEVY BROTHERS are selling the great auction
bargains BLANKETS for IS pair that our
peonle jumred at so readily for 1915 and s6
so If you did not succeed In getting any you
have saved money and interest by buying OF us.
WHITE BLANKETS in every grade at bottom
prices;
special attention is called to our IS and rs FINE
CALIFORNIA FLEECE BLANKETS, which
are being sold elsewhere at 81 and 50 per pair
Do you want the cheapest BLACK SILKS III all
qualities Go to LEVY BROTHERS..
Do YOU want the new shades of SILKS at the low
est prices? Goto LEVY BROTHERS..
| And good reason why you should 60 to LEV
BROTHERS for SILKS as we'll as siLh FEL-
VETS, I'm black and all the new and desirable
shades, Is that they make these goods specially,
and sell below original cost In gold.
| Look ut The new COTTON TAPESTRY CARPETS
at374c. per yard.
Look at our splendid new designs In best IN
GRAINS.
All grades of CARPETS from COTTAGE At Zoc'
per ward to the best BODY BRUSSELS.
OlL-CLoTH MATS, II yards square, only IL
each.
CDR MATTINGS at very low figures;
MUSLINS for Curtains ~ yards wide at 20, gu
and 35c.;
500 dozen TOWELS In all grades and at prices that
cannot be beat.
INCUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
wequote
Good 4.4BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COT
TON at &c. per yard;
ANDROsCOGGIN A BLEACHED COTTON at
1Oc. per yard;
DAvoL A. BLEACHED COTroN at 12Xc. per
!
yard;
FULL.wIDTH sHEETINGs, bleached and I'M
beached, at 25c. per yard;
Rest quality FINE and HEAVY BROWN, fun
yard wide, in several Of the best brands, at loc'
formerly sold from 12Ht 1910. per yard;
BRUSSELS HAsSOCKs or CARPET srooLs al
75c each.
INCUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT
We have all grades of CLOTHS, CASSGMERES,
SATINETS, KERSEY5, TWEEDS, KEN
| lucky JEANS, and CORDUROyS.
We have some of the finest patterns in new designs
English, French and Scotch CASSIMERES.
We have NOTIONS of every kind Something new
every day.
Just opened, twenty.cght new styles H1GI1-BACk
| COMBS.
Remember. we mark our GOODS down to the
lorest foures ut once. as we have but ONE PRICE,
and that must be beyond competition
| LEVY BROTHERS.,
| oc11 Nos 1917 and l0l 9 Main street.
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MT WHITE TEETH! WHITE TEETH
USE ONLY
MEADE Il BAKERS
SAPONIN ENTIFRICE.
1t Is harmless, effective, and pleasant The best
dentists use and recommend II.
Prepared solely by
MEADE s BAKER, Pharmacists,
9l9 Main street.
Price, soc. n box. se23
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INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
DERW EA L.

LADIES MERINO aud ALL-WOOM lsana
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERISO and ALL.WtVL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHlLDREN,S MERISO and ALL-WUOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CllILDREAS
MERINo and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
HOSE.
Weare now receiving our fall stock Of lie above
goods, to which we invite The attention OF V''
friends aud The public generally, ard susrantee |"
saving OF rs per cent. by bus ing OF Us.
COURTNEY 4 POWELL. Sis Broad street,
Sc lam between Eighth and Ninth
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Ne CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH, for
HEALING DISEASED GUNS and ULCERArED
MOUTH; AMI for DISINFECTlNG THE ODOR
caused by DECAYED TEETH. Recommended by
the best dentists and physicians of the city, and
prepared only by
MEADE BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street
Price, SOC. q bottle. e23
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GENERAL JoHssoS.--A venerable and esti.

GENERAL J0HSsoN.--A venerable and e,ti.
mabie gentleman sends us the following:
Humanity viii! never cease TO shudder
with adherence ut the recollection of Dahl.
kreD's fiendish plot to burn the CITY of Rich
mend ana murder Mr.. Jefferson Davis and
bis CABINET Are our people likely to for for
get the men who were instrumental IN rrus
trating the plans OF this miscreantp Mo-.
thousand times, No.
J" ne fo'.o"in Is extracted from Minor.
General EIz.R's corgra.uatory ORDER Of
d 'rth 8. 1864;
70 Colonel BRADLEY T. JOHNSON and