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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-04
Fort MONROE, VA, October 2, 1877,

FORT MONROE, VA, Octooei =, Ao'''
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
At meeting OF the Artillery-School Base
Ball Club held on the 1st instant the follow
ing resolutions were passed unanimously
viz:
|. That the best thanks OF the Club are
due. and are hereby heartily given, to the
Brown Stocking Baseball Club, Rich
mond, Va, for their friendly reception OF
and the hospitable and handsome manner
in which they entertained this Club on its
recent visit to Richmond.
.. That though it may be inyidious to
mention names, when all the members OF
the Brown Stocking Baseball Club, both
individually and collectively, did every
thing in. their power to make the visit OF
this (thc Artillery SchooD Club as agreeable
and comfortable as possible, yet 1t would be
an Injustice to Mr.. II. C.. Boschen to omit the
fact OF his inviting this Club to his private
dwelling, where the members OF it were re.
ceiyed and regaled in the most friendly ana
bospitable manner both by himself and MS
polite and accomplished Lady.
3. That this meeting cannot separate
without making its grateful acknowledg-
ments Of the civility and friendship expe-
rienced by the Artillery-School Club from
the high-souled citizens OF Richmond; and,
though this Club was defeated by the cele-
brated Brown Stockings, it feels neither
displeased nor disheartened, and left that
historic old capital with recollections so
agreeable and impressions so favorable
that the most chequered life cannot etface.
4. That the secretary be directed to
send, as q small tribute OF thankfulness,
these resolutions for publication to the
Richmond Dispatch. JOHN DRIscoLL,
Secretary Artillery School 3. b. T..
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Rainfall ut Misunderstanding College.
HAMPDES-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
October ., 1877.

October ., 1877.
Editors DISPATCH: am always interested
in looking over YOUR " Meteorological " re-
cord for the month past. I keep such a
record myself, and generally find that there
is a pretty close agreement in the figures
Indicating the temperature about sunrise
here and with you.
The rainfall is another matter which inter-
ests me, but as you give no figures cannot
compare the two places in that regard. On
the l4th September your record is "cloudy."
Here for several hours there was rain.
amounting to $40 inches, which is very
heavy rain indeed. The 18th you note as
"partlv cloudy" Here in the morning
there was n fall Of inch Of rain. Again,
on the 2Sth you note " cloudy" Here the
rain poured down at intervals during the
whole day, and the fall was 2.S1 inches.
The rainfall for the whole month OF Sep
tember was 11.22 inches-iully as much
as the combined rainfall Of any three months
of the year. I give the fall for the pre-
yious months. Rainfall for nine months
of the year 1871:
January, 2.S0 inches.
February, 0.S0 inches.
March, 4.2l inches.
April, $40 inches.
May, 500 inches.
June, 800 inches.
July, 3.79 inches.
August, 2.16 inches.
September, 1872 inches.
Total for the nine months, 34.34 inches.
write this chiefly for your own reading,
though you may publish any OF the facts.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENISG-INCREAsE OF
MEMBERSHIP, &C.-The orchestra this eve
ming will play the overtures I" II Turco in
Italia" by Rossini; "Pique Dame, by
Suppe; and the beautiful waltzes, by j.
Strauss, ,.eWine, Wife, and Song"
, Mr.. Henry Laube will render two solos
for violin, +" La Melancholie and " lie Car
nWal de Ksniee"; and Miss Zetella Cooke
win iperfoysss-l grand solo for piano. A
doubie. qua. r ,tte will sing two charming
selections, AThe Forest" by Hasser, and
" The Sercnade, by Eisenhofer.
On Monday evening the Board OF Gov
ernors elected twenty-five gentlemen men,
bers OF the Association. Hereafter the
regulation not allowing encoreS will be rig
idly enforced, rs we'll as that not allowing
tickets to be obtained at the door.
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NEW STORE :.
GREAT ATTRACTIOE..
COURTNEY & POWELL'S.
I2g EAST BROAD STREE T.

We have in store the largest and best assorted
stock VIC have ever offered TO the public.
DRESS GOODS
in all The ncS and desirable fabrics. Of the choicest
designs al the lowest prices.
4 full assortment of
MOURNING GOODS
very moderate in price. and unsurpassed In quality
and finish.
WHITE GOODS
Il every description: DAMASKS, LINENS, MUS
IlNS. VICTORIA LAWNS. NAINSOOkS
pIOUES. HANDKERCHIEFS. &C., at popular
prices.
KLACK AND COLORED SILKS
NH qualities and prices. Our stock nf
,ASSIMEEES, FLASNELS, AND BLANKETS
were selected with great care and Will merit Your
;, -cia! examination.
MER1NO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
for ladies gentlemen, and children. nadca special
~ In this department our stock Is always complete
and beyond The competition of any house in the
city.
Look =, our WHITE SHIRTS for 81. se25
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, YEsTER-
DAY-Judge Hughes presidinq.-The case
of the United States rs. James Murphy,
charged with violating the United States
internal-revenue law, was tried. The jury
brought in 4 verdict OF guilty. Sentence
was suspended. There being no other busl.
ness for the jury, they were adjourned
over until 10 O'Clock to-day.
The grand jury went to their room at 10
O'Clock and remained there until s, at which
time they brought IN indictments against
the following parties: Two against c. b.
Walden, ex-deputy collector OF customs at
this port, for embezzlement OF United States
funds; two against Charles E. GettSich,
ex-deputy collector OF customs at Norfolk,
for embezzlement OF United States funds
one against A. G. Bramham, eX-postmas-
ter at Monaskon, Lancaster county, for lar
ceny of registered letter while postmas-
ter; and one against r. r. Evans, for vic.
lating the United States internaErevenue
law in carrying on the business Of retail
dealer in manufactured tobacco without
having paid the necessary license therefor.
1t is the intention Of the Court to clear of
the criminal docket at this term.
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Mayors Cort-Justice Gentry presid-
ing.-Samuel Womack, charged with OBJ
tanning pair Of shoes from Eli Henson un-
der false pretences, was discharged on pay
ment OF costs and promise to pay for the
goods Immediately. Womack was subse-
quently arrested on complaint OF n. B.
Johnson, on charge OF stealing $3.50 in
currency from him. Johnson's house was
robbed few nights since, and Womack.
who boards there, is suspected.
Michael Wallace, from Baltimore, charged
60 and sin no more; but Informed il be
would sin and was caught at it in Manches'
ter that he would be put to work paving
Bridge avenue or lower Hull street.
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CONSUMPTION CAN DE CURED!

CONSUMPTION CAN DE CURED!
ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
SCHENcK'S SEA-WEED TONIC.
SCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS
are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
|, Frequently medicines that will stop Z cough will
occasion the death of the patient; they lock up the
liver, stop the circulation OK the blood, pmorrhagt
follows and In fact they clog the action of the yer,
organ that caused tie cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes Of
two thirds of the cases OF Consumption. Many per
sons complain Of dull pain in the side, constipa
tion, coated tongue pain in the sheulder-bladc, feel
ings Of drowsness and restlessness the food lying
heavily on the stomach, accompanied with acidtJ
and hclching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from disor.
dered condition of the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons so affected, II they take one or two heavy
colds, and If the cough In these be suddenly
checked, will fluid the stomach and liver clogged re.
manning torpid and inactive, and almost before they
are aware the lungs Of and liberated
the result OF which Is death.
Schenck's PuImonic Syrup is expectoran,
which docs not contain opium, or anything cacu
lated to check n cough suddenly
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach. aids
digestion, and creates raYenous appetite.
When the bowels are costiyc, skin salow, or the
symptoms otherwise of bilious tendency, SchencS's
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
J. Fl. ScuENCK 6 Son,
northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets,
-.. Philadelphia.
,
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Miss WINNIE REAM's OPINION OF Our
NATURAL CURIoslTIEs. Winnie Ream,
writing from Washington to gentleman
Of this city, acknowledging her gratitude
for the kind things said OF her statue OF
Miriam, now on exhibition in the State
Library, says: -.
II have but just returned from delight
ful excursion to the Natural Bridge,
Viewers Cave, Lexington, Lvnchburg,
Charlottesville, the home of Jefferson, and
Staunton. and am more than charmed
with your magnificent mountains and Won
derful scenery. Virginia may well be proud
of her natural curiosities, and I know Of
no State so prolific in them"
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THE THEATRE-KING LEARNT. McCul-
lough played King Lear quite satisfactorily
last night, and won liberal applause from
an audience not as large as it should have
been. There were some members OF the
company last night, as on the night before,
who did not know their parts. Mr.. McCul-
lough would be justified in taking decided
measures to improve the habit OF his sup
port in this respect.
Tonight Richard III. will be presented.
1t is probably Mr.. McCulough's best piece.
Tomorrow night Virginius; Hamlet for
matinee, and Gladiator Saturday night.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE., }

RICHMOND, UctoDer =, 1917 }
Hon. Gilbert G. Walker:
Sir,-As chairman of the committee APP
pointed by the Board Of Directors to make
the necessary arrangements for the meeting
held tonight to hear your address upon the
public debt. and by request Of the commit
tee, together with many OF the members OF
the Chamber, have the honor to ask that
YOU will furnish me for publication what
YOU have so ably and earnestly said upon
the subject indicated. ...
Very respectfully, your o5edient servant,
r. i. BLANKENSHP.
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Death Of an Old Resident.-Joseph Vest,
aged over seventy years, one OF the oldest
and most respected citizens Of Chesterfield
county, died Tuesday at his residence, near
FendIey's station, in Dale district. The
deceased was prominent Granger, and his
funeral yesterday was largely attended by
his icllow-mcmbers OF the county oranges.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS PoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, increasing castery winds, cloudy
and rainy weather, falling barometer and
temperature.
Fer the South Atlantic States, increasing
castcrIy winds, cloudy and rainy weather,
stationary tenn perature, and falling barome-
ter.
For the East Gulf States, cloudy weather,
areas OF colder northerly winds, and rising
barometer.
For tie West Gull States, warm south
crly shifting to colder northerly winds. in
creaSing cloudincSs and rain, falling follow
ed By rising barometer. \ Anorther to-mor'
row in Texas.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, and
Lower Lake region, warm southerly winds,
increasing cloudiness, falling barometer
followed by colder northwest winds, and
rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at St. Marks,
Key West, jacksonville, Savannah, Tybee,
Charleston. SmithviIlc, Wilmington, Cape
Lookout, Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hen
ry, Norfolk, Cape May; and are ordered for
Indianola, Galveston, Baltimore, Atlantic
City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York,
New Haven. New London, Newport.
Woods Hole. Thatcher's Island, Boston,
Oswcgo, and Rochester.
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Personal.-Among this visitors to the city
yesterday were George P. Lynch, Esq, Of
Matoaca, one Of the Conservative candidates
for the Legislature, and DR.. Thomas b.
oTs Borss 1ecved o 9 ye1y cSmae942 s1n vO
at the recent legislative convention, and his
example as an ardent supporter Of the reg
ular ticket is worthy OF emulation by all
who submitted their claims to the decision
Of that convention.
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Jail to Let-A white flag flies over the
Chesterfield Jail at the old courthouse.
This denotes that the Jail is empty. The
last prisoner was discharged at the Septem-
Der term of the County Court. 1t has been
many years since the Jail was without an
occupant. with all due respect to Philip
Cogbill, the efficient iailor. 1t is the wish
Of the people that it may long remain
emntr
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

additional Bond Required.-City Ser
geant Fitzgerald has served notice upon the
saloon-keepers OF the city to appear at the
ensuing term Of the Hastings Court and
give additional bond under the Moffett-reg-
lister law
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The City Jau.-Dr. William r. Weisiger
and Messrs. Samuel r. Owens and p. 81.
Gary. the commission appointed to examine
the city Jail, submitted their report to Judge
Cjonton some time since, but it was never
nnhlished. The substance OF it was that the
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RICHMOND, October ., 1877.

r. +. Blankenship, Esq, Chairman, de-:
Dear sir,-Thanking you for the very
kind terms in which you have couched your
communication to me Of this date, I here
with hand you for publication, as you re-
quest, my remarks delivered tonight before
the Chamber of Commerce upon the ques-
ton Of the public debt.
l have the honor to be, very truly, your
obedient servant, GILBERT e.. WALKER.
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FuLrz AND LANCASTER WHEAT.-The sec
retary OF the Corn and Flour Exchange ap
piled Yesterday to the different mills iol
Trustworthy and fair samples " OF Fult1
and Lancaster wheats, with the view o.
sending them to Professor Mallet, of the
University OF Virginia, for chemical analy'
sis In accordance with the. request each
Somple will be marked with the name OF the
wheat and the name of the mill from which
il comes. -,. -t...-. .,
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Goodies Bridge.-The bridge inspected
by Judge Clopton was Goodies bridge, in
Glover Hill district, over the Appomattox
river. and on the dividing line between
Chesterfield and Amelia counties. An order
in reference to the bridge will be entered
at the October term of Chesterfield Court,
which commences October 9Th.
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RECOVERY OF Mrs. RUTHERFoRD's HORSE
AND MULE.-Detective John Wren has re-
covered the horse and mule stolen from
Mrs. Ann Rutherford, at Rock castle;
Goochland county, n few nights ago, ana
Yesterday sent them up to her. The morse
was found in Hanover county, ana the
mule in Henrico county, and were given
up willingly.
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THE LIQUOR LAWS.
Official Exhibit of the Work Of the
Registers.

THE WORK OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE COMPLETED FOR SEPTEMBER
A STATEMENT SHOWING HOW MUCH IL
.QUoR WE DRINK AND WHAT WE WILL
PAY TAX ON 1.-THE SUNDAY LAW AND
THE GRAND JURY-sEVERAL DEALERS
INDICTED FOR SELLING BY RETAIL WITH
OUT LIcENsE-LIQUoR AND DPoLTTICs.
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The Public Schools.-The number OF
scholars enrolled in the white and colored
schools OF the city on Monday was $50. A
number OF new entries have been made
since, and the number now in attendance is
oy,ar L0o
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FINEST GUNPowpER TEAS, and all other grades
Duf Gordon Sherry-our own importation; Will
lii, Legban,n and I'D Select v Whiskey;" Pitana,
!" Ell Consoiador,""L La Rosa" and other brands OF
Cigars, OF our own manufacture; finest French
Brandy, &C., SC. Liberal discount to the trade.
W.D.RI.AIR e co.
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WoHKINGMEN's MEETING.-The working.
men OF Richmond will have their usual
meeting at their hall, on Broad street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, this evening. II
is understood that the meeting will be a
private one.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACIIE.-DR. c. w
DENsoS's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptlc Headache, Neuralgia Ner'
yousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists
Office, lO6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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sHocKoE SOCIAL. CLuB.-At meeting
for organization Of Shockoe Social Club the
following offices were elected for one month
President, William T. Woodson; Vice. Ere
sidcnt, George Corrie; Secretary, DAVID u
Wilson; Treasurer, Eugene T. Mays.
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PoL1TICAL.-There will be n meeting OF
the City Conservative Committee ut the
Sherif's office tonight, and Of the Old
Dominion Club at their headquarters.
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CIGARS.

HEHE LOVERS OF A GOOD FIVE.
L CENT CIGAR will please call for WHIT
LOCKS KEY WEST. us there arr several brands
Of the same on the market, Key West being public
brand. / defy competition In taste, style, ant
quality OF my KEY WEST as fse-cenL cigar. bly,
trademark Is on every box. -
r. WHiTLOck, LAS Main street,
Sc 4-eodllu Manufacturer.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIc MouTn.WAsH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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N. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ac-
vertisements In all of the newspapers OF the Unto
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting room VIII receive prsmpt atten-
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PERSONAL B. Harrison, Esq,
of Petersburg, was in the city Yesterday;
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Elk
change Yesterday were Messrs. Van Alstem,
OF Boston; j. Nj. Kent, OF Fluvanna; A:
V. Fleming, OF Virginia; S. L. Morgan, OF
Durham, n. c.; and George NJ. Ford, OF
Baltimore, ''.
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No YELLow-FEvER AT PORT hoYAL..
A private telegram received IN kic9nonu mon,
Yesterday from a gentleman IN foTt ho1a',
s. c., states that there is no yelio"-ic'ei u
there.
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THE CARBoLIC 51oUTH-WAsH is pleasant TO the
taste and excellent gargle for sorc-hroat Fifty
cents bottle,
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CoMING.-bIadame Ninon Duclo's troupe
OF blondes and statuary artists are on the
way to Richmond.
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GENERAL JAMES A. WALKER TO SPEAK IN
RICHMOND. D.-G General James A. Walker has
accepted the invitation OF prominent gen.
tlemen to deliver an address on the public
debt to the citizens Of Richmond on Friday
night; hall to be hereafter named.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
warm, and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d \. NJ. GS;
0 a. NJ, ~; noon. IS; =. NJ. 1S; q z.
H.. Il midnighl, 10.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs.
Day Judge Hughes preSiding.-ln re r.
o. Allard, bankrupt. Order discharging
assignee.
In re Robert Marks, bankrupt. Order
directing assignee to deliver certain chain
to the purchaser, NJ. Seagers.
In re E. Bottigheimer, bankrupt. Order
for payment OF registers fee-bil.
In re Martin & Smith, bankrupts. Order
confirming assignee's report Of sale OF rea
estate, and discharging assignee.
In ell. Judson Walker, bankrupt. Order
for sale OF real estate.
In re Joseph Holt, bankrupt. Order di-
recting the register and clerk to transmit
original papers to Register Harmanson, at
Norfolk.
In re Cohn, assignee, rs. Smith and ais.
Order for payment OF fee to the assignee's
attorney.
Mre William B. Couch. Order for sale
Of real estate.
In re Rush Burgess. Grubbs & Williams
ordered to show cause on the 9th instant
why the order entered on the 10th Septem'
Der should not be modified.
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and are for sale by all druggists and dealers.

Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE i
BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsn. Fifty cents q
bottle.
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SAVE MONEY by has1ng your printing Gone at thxY
DISPATCH. .PRIS'TiSG-lioUsE. Good work. low
prices, and s.. .isfacton guaranteed.
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures
tice White presiding.- g.-Michael Terry, an old
United States soldier, who lost an eye and
was disabled in both arms, was up for being
drunk. DIichael begged hard to be let of,
saying he was. a stranger, and was on bis
way to Petersburg to see bis brother. He
was told to 60.
Lucy Smith, an aged colored female, was
up for cruelty to her grandchlld-Putting
upon paving cost. The Justice advised her
TO 90 home and take her Bible and read the
18th chapter OF Corinthians.
James McGruder (colored) was sent to
iail for twenty-iour hours for disorderly
conduct at the Theatre.
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BLEEDING AND W cEnATEo GUMS healed by
MEADE s. BAKERf CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsB.
Eifsy cents a bottle. .aT - -
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PLEASE NOTE THE DECLINE IN PRICES.

PLEASE NOTE TIE DECLINE IN PRICES.
SPLIT. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ZEPHYR:
Black and WhItc-Sc. per ounce. Sl.2S per pound :
All Coors-l Uc. per ounce, ! 80 per pound.
Ny assortment OF all the various shades. In all the
different sizes unsurpassed, hut IN weight ana
quality warrant my worStcds SrrERIOR TO ANY
SOLD IN THIS MARKET
GERMANTOWN WOOL:
Black. White. and Co!ored-13c. per hank, 81 per
SHETLAND WOOL:
Elack and Whitc-10c. per ounce. 1.5O per pound !;
ali Colors-l2 nc. per ounce, - per pound.
SHETLAND FLOSS
4 new article for fancy work
Black and Whc-10c per ounce. 81 80 per pound !;
All Colors-l2sc. per ounce, Sl.75 per pound.
ZEPHYR CREWEL-
:, new article Tor cmbroitcring:
All CoIors-25c. per ounce, 1915 per pound
ICE WOOL:
Whitc-3uc. per ounce, a so per pound.
BLACK, WHITE, ami all colors and grades Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC kNITTING-iAR
al corrcspon.ngly low prices. ST e29-lT
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE 8 BA-
KER's elegant sSAPONINE DENTIFRIcE. Fifty
cents box. saE -Ets, ,sE,.a
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TIE SAPoyiHE DEyTIFRICE preparedby MEADE
4 BAKER will eradicate the incipent tartar on
teeth aud prevent decay. Fifty cents box.