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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
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Our attention has been called to nun. Der of editorials in the New Mexico and Arizona papers, rejecting severely o1 the Rev. Sheldon Jackson. of Colorado, for an address delivered in this city last March and reported in our columns.
 We are convinced that tho expressions which appeared in our report to bear otfsn. sively upon the people of New Mexico and Arizona were used by Mr. Jackson only of some tribes ia Alaska, of which he spoke in the same address.
 Mr. Jacksons own recolIections in re- gard to this matter are go fully confirmed by responsible persons who heard him that we consider it due 10 him to make this ex- planation, and to ask our exchanges in New Mexico and Arizona to bring it to the mo- tice of their readers. ISt. Louis Globe Democrat, June s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

The Graphic mentions the formation of a company to operate in Southern Arizona. which includes among its incorporators such men as ex-Goyernor Thomas A. Hendricks of Indians. exGovernor Conrad Baker of ths same State, Hon. John c. New. late Treasurer of the United States, and others of prominent local reputation The shares of the company are not on the market, but are held in few hands for private invest mcnt. There are several Arizona mines listed in our San Francisco Stock Boards. some of which are rapidly coming into prominence.-eS- S. F. Call, 18th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

The Enterprise in its usual uamsnly course, attacks the Surveyor General of the Territory, charging that officer with having done crooked things in the discharge of his duties, when it is admitted by ail, ene- mics included, that Wasson has made a fair, square and most excellent officer so far as the discharge of his duties are concerned We did not like certain acts of Mr. W as an editor and said so, but as Surveyor Gen. cral of Arizona we believe him to be . faithful servant. If Jeff Davis or some of his stripe were to be appointed to the office, it would ali be .1heney Johnn with the ssold man at the wheel.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

GRAND JrRrEs The system of Grand Juries seems to us to De entirely wrong, a superfluous. unnecessary institution, and one that should be done away with st an early day: and it Is to be hoped that the next Legislature will consider the asssser and have the system abolished. Grand Juries are expensive in their nature. care less as general thing in their delibera- lions, researches, conclusions, etc, and in the end cannos accomplish anything be- voud what it is in the power of Commit sing Magistrate to do
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

WooL--From Justice, Batenaan $ Ca. s circular, of the Philadelphia Wool Market, we ma Arizona wool quoted as follows I: @fhe best hlooded fine clip. free from Mcxi- can' sell at from 2S to % cents Inferior. a'soat ore-half Aerino. 19 to %. Territo- rlai woods are wanted; unwasI,ed fieeces are preferred, medium commanding from g io p cents per pound.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

The Miner hasn't wasted much of its sickening sweetness on Phenix and Maricopa county, since the proprietor of the Miner was forced to part with his interest in the Parrot Enterprise, June IS.
 We also parted with our Congressional Dictionary, The old man of the Enter prise hes entirely forgotten to mention the fact.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21

The Theatre building is progressing nicely, and will soon be ready farthe Fitch- lrorEan trsgedians. It is of good size and will be an ornament to our fast growing city when completed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
Notice to Creditors.

EsTkrz OF co1xs BAsHFoRn, pecssses- Notice is hereby given by the uzldsrigaeo- -.-~ trator of the above named Estate so tho crsd.z 1nd sl persons having claims against, said eees s sxhiolf the same win the necessary voucns',, sen monzhs from the first publication of tnls = sz ne undefs1sned- at the store of l.. Baslfofa s E Prescott in the County of Yasapsi, TeEztoTys n
 Prescott, A. T., June ssh, 1875 E.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
so.ci.i |. sh. ,ri.on. Kissr and Tussa Star.
special to the Miner.

Signal City. lvia wickenburg) June t9.I .,
 A slioht fracas occurred between Dr. Tnlei; formerly of Prescott, and man named SmaIley. The former lost an eye and three teeth. The general verdict is-served nm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-21
T. M. BRYAN,
 GENERAL Freighter and FOrwarder !!

have large store-room at Ehrsnber1 and ., Prepared to receive and ship freight on the arrival S eseH steamer Orders solicited and satisfaction sran- Tr-.s T. M. BRYAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-06

RESENTMENT OF TRAD E.DOLLARs.-The
New York Post of last evening contains the
explanation By Seligman & Co. OF the report
that large amounts OF trade-dollars have
been purchased in China for reshlpment to
this country As they can be laid down in
San Francisco for 92s cents each, there is
chance for making a profit on the transac-
ton, especially il Congress makes them a
;legal-tender again or redeems them In the
standard dollars. The Post says: :.
'sWhen inquiry on the subject was made
at the Office of Seligman d Co. this after
noon, one of the firm said that out OF the
100000 Of trade-dollars in China there
were only about 100000 which were un-
chopped, and therefore available for reship-
ment to the United States. The tchopping'
Of the coins, he explained, was custom OF
stamping them with private marks, which
was general among Chinese tradesmen. The
unchopped, coins could he sold in this coun.
try for nearly their par value, and were
readily taken in the South and West. There
was certain profit to be obtained by their
importation, therefore, though the report OF
the rate at which they could be delivered in
San Francisco did not make allowance for
all the attendant expenses"
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g oIL-CLOTH, ONE YARD WIDE,
~N NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES,
NEW PRICES,
THALHIMER BROTHERS.

THALHlMEk BROTHEES.
COL BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH,
wi ere they are receiving their second supply OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
2 Our buyer being North, we are daily receiving
large additions TO our very extensive STOCK. -.
Over 800 of the HANDS0MEST CL0AKS In This
city, made TO our special order, from So to so
Give call in these goods. as they arc the best
and cheapest we have ever had.
we give our special attention 10 BLACK CASH
MERES. The bandsomcst and best ALL Wool
ChSHbIEKES In this city 1T soc. per yard. We
lead the trade Ill these goods. Please calland
examine them. - ..........
We will show during The entire wcel: all Of the sew,
PLAIDS, kNICKERBOCKERS-
:. twIed, aud plain-from 12&c. up: .
sale Of FLANNELS, we will offer the greatest
iulucrmcnt; Ia RED. GRAY, BLUE, and
WHITE 10 be found anywhere outside OF New
In CASSIAIERES for mems and boys wear We have
received large additions, and now show the pest
assorted and owcsfprced stock II has eyer been
our pleasure 70 offer GOOD CASSIMEEES
CARPETs, GARfRTs, CARPETS at sacrifice, to
close them out, as we do not wish 10 keep them
GESTLEMEN,s UNLAUNDRIED LINEN
BOSOM SHIRTS ut SOC. worth 81. They are
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S F n z I
SHIRTS ut 50c-an extra bargain. Our STOCK OF
MERINO UNDERWEAR Is very exL t ,;,'e
aud we can supply any one in wan; OF these
goods.
A new lot of over 200 dozen TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES in black colored. white. and oper;.
shades at soc. pair Every one should see these
goods.
AL! of the latest novelties In BLACK SILK and
CHENILLE PRINCES 1T extraordinary low
prices.
4 full line OF thc newest styles Of RIBBONS.
SCARFS. BOWS, SILK HASDKEECHIEF- :.
BUTTONS In silver. gilt, clare de !unc, pearl,
&C., can now he had al our place.
We keep everything TO be had In frst-clasS dry
goods house and 1T prices to defy competition.
: Gail and examine. and You viii he convinced OF
these facts, at TIlALHIMER BROTHERS,.
Col Broad street, cO1ner OF Sixth.
no 23-S.M&Th
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coiored Baptist church Of Liberty, II
einia.. 60 borrow money and secure the pay
ment OF same by deed Of trust On the cnurca
pi M III. HusTEH Petition Of Hquor-deal-
ers of Alexandra in relation to tax on
liquors.
by Mr.. BARBOUR: a;
RssoIued, That the Committee on FL
nance INQUIRE into the expediency OF an-
thorizing the issue sof ,tax-reeeivabie ceTll,
ficates or Indebtedness In proper nnnual
n,y,nents for the arrearages due the hse-
rary fund and the school fund, and the dis,
tribution of the same among the schooi
boards entitled thereto, with authority 10
sell them, when due, to taxpayers WITHIN
Etbe district OF the school board holding
such certificates at price in no event less
than sixty cents on every dollar OF the race
value OF such certificates.
THE CONVENTION QUESTION UP AGAIN.
Mr.. FAUNrLERoY offered the following:
Resolued. That the Committee for Courts
OF Justice be instructed to prepare and re-
mort bill to call convention OF the soVe-
reign people Of Virginia.
The question, being on the reference OF
the resolution to committee, was put' no
quorum voting. h..
on motion OF Mr.. GRAVES the House (at
12:35) adjourned until - O'Clock Friday.
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We return thanks to The secoud Auditor
for a copy Of his report. The public deot
proper he sets down at s29,35e, s5s.o6; in-
terest on same to date at full rates, $780,
sso.59. The debt to the Literary Fund,
principal and interest, is 81, e9f,s1s.5s. The
debt 10 the Sinking Fund, principal and IN
terest, is s6,s7l.447.2o. Grand aggregate
$40, oel, e14.47. But the Sinking Fund is
certainly no debt owed by thu State, or, II
owed by the state, it is owed to the State
The debt to the Literary Fund is one that
will have to be paid. The latest scheme is
to issue for it certificates OF debt receivable
for taxes. This would very much d dim
ish the value OF coupons, and would neces-
state increased taxes in orderto get money
TO carry on the State Government ana
might compel readiustment of the pubic
debt. a.
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DANVILLE. :

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,l
-fs't. i2"5 = DECEMBER 4, 1878.
The leaf tobacco figures look rather more
encouraging than they did at this date OF
the last tobacco year. In November there
were sold I,72S,9I3 pounds, the value OF
which was S193, 1851, and the average per
hundred Sll20. In November OF last year
the ouantity sold was 1864, 04G pounds, the
value of which was sos, 1929. and tae
average $3.50. A gain OF 81 per hundred
is something for the planter i'll as dull
month as November always IS for tobacco.
In the last two months, as reported by
Mr.. P. W. Terrell, Of the Tobacco Associa-
ton, the quantity OF leaf tobacco sold was
3,O07,4S5 pounds, the value OF which was
1927. 1897 SO, and the average per hundred,
S1O.S9. The sales for October and Novem-
Der of last year were stated thus: Quantity
sold, 2,64I 500 pounds; value, S1G5, 913.23;
average, SG.2S-a gain OF S4.6l per hun
dred for the last two months; which, be-
inc the first two months OF the tobacco
year, is something worth noting.
Here are the figures which show the
trade in manufactured tobacco and cigars
for the last month and For the last two
months Internal revenue from these
sources for the last month, S120,053.l6; for
the last two months, $3.50, 962.4S. The IN
ternal revenue from these sources for No
yember OF last year was $S3,273.35; for Oc-
tober and November Of last year, $222,-
1862. .... ....s...... tt ~ ~
Besides the tax on manufactured tobacco.
and cigars for last month, there was paid
on distilled spirits S6S7.60; for licenses,
S432.O9; on assessments, 46.50--total,
S121, 22O.s5. Total for November, 1877.
ss6.273.41.
The number OF alcoholic drinks sold last
month was 1854; number of malt, S.607
number OF gallons sold in fractions. 344.
Tax on alcoholic drinks, S7S9.S5; malt,
S43.O3s; gallons, S3.47t-total, SS36.36. .
The iron-foundry OF Crews. RodenEIzer
& 60. was burned down last night. The
house was rented to Corbin d Westbrooks,
to whom portion OF the apparatus be-
longed. No insurance on anything.
Colonel Charles Ragsdale. highly es-
teelned citizen, died OF paralysis at his home
near Chatham OIL the Sd instant, after two
days Illness. tssE
A negro fellow named John Cheatham was
sentenced yesterday by Justice Daniel Dug
ger for stealing an OK from Mr.. John S. Eas-
lev, who lives near Ringgold. Cheatham re-
ceived thirty lashes cash, is to work in the
chain-gang thirty days. and receive score
OF nineteen lashes at the expiration OF that
time. He never thought Of appealing to
Judge Riyes. He is an old convict.
We congratulate the Richmond Tobacco
Association on the presentation OF the first
monthly statement OF its trade. tst s
Thanks to Mr.. Royal. ALPHA
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Governor Holidays proclamation con,
vening the General Assembly In speclai
session adds confusion to question Whlch
had already become sufficiently confounded.
The Governors action disposes OF the I'M
mediate difficulty, and gives the Legislature
the clear right to assemble this I'D onth; Du1
its effect on the right OF the Legislature to
assemble in subsequent years cannot be
anticipated without vertigo. The proealAa-
ton is to be regretted as an unfortunate
complication OF State politics, for II the
Legislature had the right to meet, this doc
ument puts It in wrong light before the
state: and if the Legislature had no right
TO meet, the Governor should have ieft tne
responsibility Of their error TO themselves,
and the correction OF its consequences 10
the courts Petersburg AppedI rS
rThe Post takes substantially the same
view ~ p.
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inr to prevent voters from supporting t 20
ipsnsocratic ticket, ne has for years used
the mower of the United States Government
b elect Republicans to Congress and ottler
places. lie has thus spent money nn, =. us.'-
siably taken from the people Of Virginia.
Hc ought to be sent % the penitentiary
III And what shall be said of the ny pocri.es
who pirate nbont election outrages upon
southern negroes, but have not a word 70
says about s0HSNYS DAvEkaoRT's rasea4is
proceedingss 1t SIS enough to exhaust q
.sou,hron,s Indignation, as Mr. TooaBs
might soy.
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DEATHS.

1,,od an Tho ath december ! 81 8. at O o'clock p.
A ar the residence of her soT-ln-law tMr CiEiries
a. Rubiel. Mrs ANNA BARBARA HOLZAIFEL,
mother OF the late F. g. Holzapte otcc''seu' Al 'Ae
Her funeral viii take place TO-DAY, 9Th instant,
at Q O'Clock p NJ. from st. Johns (Gernanl chnrcN,
On Filth street. Friends and acquaintance OF Inc
family are requested to attend without further no
tice. = ~. 49,. -s.-...- r.r $3.50.
Died. In this city. on The 9Th instant. at the resi-
dence OF her mother, MARY ELIZABETH HART
aged eight wears four months and eleven days.
Her funeral will take place from No. 31l4 Lester
street Rockets. at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
Frcuds of the family respectfully Invited 10 At
tend.
land on Sunday morning. Mt hnf-past l O'Clock,
Mrs ISABELLA Il. SAUNDERS III the thirty
second year of her age, wife OF Henry SAUNDERS.
Blessed arc they who die in Jesus.
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zone fact is noteworthy" says the. Phila-
delphia North american, cone fact is note
worthy lit is that no Democratic paper dares
20 lift its voice against southern sectional
ISM" Because there is no such thing in poll
tics. The southern people are never found
calling upon Congress to legislafe SOFAS TO
put The governments Of the northern States
in the hands of ignorance pauperism, and
Crime. The southern people mind their
own business, and LET other peoples alone.
The southera people, In o word. are to the
northern what the lamb in the fable was to
thegwosf. They can do nothing to please
those northeiners who are determined to
make victims OF Then. s;s.,
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ANOTHER SCOTCH BANK .sroPs BUSINESS

ANOTHER ScoTcH BANK SroPs BUSINESS
GLASGOW, December 4.-The CALIFORNIAN
Bank has concluded to go into liquidation
in consequence Of its holding some OF the
stock OF the City-of- Glasgow Bank. The
other Scotch banks win take the Caledo-
MANS notes end pay its depositors: Its
general business is solvent, and 1t has
paid-up capital OF $3.50, 900, and deposits to
the amount OF S5,215, 0Q0. Its Taid-up CAPT.
tai is to be set aside to, await the result OF
the City-cf-G Glasgow Banks liquidation.
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A man was killed and two others injured
Wednesday by the falling OF a rock seVerai
hundred feet into the Vershire copper mines
at Eli, Vermont.
The extensive flour-mill and elevator
known as the Pacific Mills, IN BROOKLYN
were entirely destroyed by fire Wednesday,
involving q loss OF about S200,0O0. .
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GENERA ASSEMBLE Oh VIRGINIA..

RoUTrNEBUsfNEss TNTREsE STAND
tHa COMMITTEES REAFPoINTED: COM.
mITyEE no CONSIDER THE LEGALITY OF
THE SESSION BILLS PREsEETED-ELEEac-
TON OF CIRCUIT Observation-Disclosures
IN THE HOUSE; THE-coNyENrfoE CUES
TIoN, AGAIN, 90.
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COX REWARD.-A reward OF TWEEN

cHS REWARD.-A reward OF TWEEN
sSGC TY-FCvE DOLLARS will be paid for the
apprehension : or JOHN JONES. atlas JOHN
LEWIS alias MARSHALL STEVENS -(coloredl,
Indicted In three cases for felony and who escaped
from the Jail of Manchester on inc night of Decein-
Der 9TH Stevens Is about tweuLy-tmo years Of age,
1--WE feet six or seven Inches in height, aud weighs
about 100 pounds. He has a full, Intelligent face
stttte inclined to be knock-kneed and has n scar
about the middle OF his forehead. Had on when he
Jeff, pair III dark-gray pants, calico shirt, and
an Old felt hat; no coat or yests Address
HENRY FITZGERALf,
,tt,..3 Esg.S.5.tst II t5 City Sergeant,
MANCHESTER, December S, 1873. DC CIT
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia for
December opens with Dir. JAMES NJ. GAR
SErr's paper on Text Books and Methods OF
Instruction in English. The next article Is
Professor w. GORDON McCABE's report on
the Study OF Latin. Both these papers were
read at its last session to the Virginia Edu-
cational Association. A large NUMBER OF
shorter articles complete the No. "
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The Shenandoah Herald is hereby as
sured that the old fellow didn't by any
means design to make an ill-natured re-
mark. He thought, on the contrary, that
be bad INDUCED In what was only good
humored pleasantly.
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Proposition 70 SUNDAY A M slrr

/ OPPOSITION TO SUNDAY AMUsEMEETs.-
G;ncinnat;, December The growing
prevalence OF Sunday amusements and
various other methods Of desecrating the
Sabbath. which have become notorious in
this city for months past, has fnallyaroused
public opinion, and q meeting OF sixty pro-
minent citizens was held this evening, and
i working committee of twenty appointed
who viii endeaYor 70 enforce existing laws,
and II additional legislation is needed,
direct their Efforts towards securing il.
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MEETINGS..

GRAND Seer OFFICE
SECOND FLOOR, No. l114 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. December 5, 1S7s.
THE GRAND ANNUAL CONFO- %SIZ%
L CATION OF THE GRAND ROIALEZGSs@
ARCH CHAPTER or VIRGINIA VIII DC sSsa1zY5.sss
held IN ST. AlIan's Hall. II this city. on ''"". ~
THURSDAY, December II, 1878, at 6 O'Clock L.
NJ.
' ~ - WILLIAM II. ISAACS,
1ac.d Grand Secretary.
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ADYANcaIN NAILs.--IE'it tstgrgls, Pa. De-;
cenber 4.At a meeting offtlie Western
Nail Association held to-day il was decided
70, adYauce the price OF nails to s2.l5 per
keg, With ten cent off In lots OF two hun
dred kegs. and two per cent. OF for eash.
The ms et was one Of the largest ever
beld. oil the mills 10 the West isuss two be-
ing represented. 4a:i.t,i W. il
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The Southern Planter and Farmer for
December has o table OF contents winch TO
a farmer must prove appetizing. -
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We return thanks to Senator WITHERs
for public documents. &aE ~ ~.
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99.CENT STORE

stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We have already open complete line Of -.F
SILVER-PLATED WARE, a .a f..
TIN TOILET-SETS. - "
CAKE BOXES, COAL HODS, +" ost@ ~
SATCHELS. vALISES, LAMPS, ss'1 ~ =
GUsPADoREs,. CRoCKERY, TABLE-GLAss. I
WALNUT WALL-POCKETs,
TABLE-CUTLERY, POCKLT-CUTLERY,
PISTOLS. REVOLvERs, rs.
JEwELRY of all kinds-anong which Is very
handsome line OF RINGS, set and plain plated.
and The finest assortment we have ever shown In
SOLID GOLD, set and plain lwarranted);
WILLOW BASKETS. CHAIRS, HAMPERS, &C.;
MEMS HATS, both stiff and soft;
WRITING-pEsKs, WoRK-gQXES, sc.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address, and all or
--.~ t-
ders promptly filed. dec
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!,
NO HUMBUG.
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.

no HCMBUG.
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.
Having determined 10 close out my entire .roc.-
Of DRY GOODS and conhnc Irysr'f exclusive -,
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS and FANCY com,
wi otf.r my entire stock OF DRY GOODS 4, a.5
below cost. viii enumerate In part
Beautiful FIGURED DRESS GOODSat lG,Ic. wor,h
RICH TYCOON REPS for WRAPPERS lG}c. worth
BLACK ALL-wooL cAsI1MEEEs, SOC. wor,n
A Iargel let of other DRESS GOODS, l2.c. worth
TABLE Linens, cAss1MEREs &C.. &c.-all very
Also; 300 pairs oNE.BUTToS KID GLOVES 4,
25c. worth 75c.
Call etrlyat LEVI HFXTER'S.
de3 G27 Broad street:
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.
Our buyer has inst returned from New YORK..
where he has procured some OF tie grvate,t bar.n;
ever Offered In This city.
BLACK CASIIMEREs from l5c. 10 :l.25 yer
DRESS GOODS at prices to as,oni.Aar:
CLnAkS-the Iand.omeSt and cheaVc>l In the city.
manufactured expressly for our trade
CARPETS new line from auctinl-ltcmp 4: Il
and20c.. Ingram NJ %. 30, 81. A. iI..nI inr,.
RUGS. LAP-ROBE>. CHUMB-rIuTns. OIL
CLOTHS for Goor and table, and UTIuNAN-,
The rst r rA i.''tSf at Sc; per x,rd;
BLEACnED and BROWN CorToNS at 5. t, 7,
cAS ST. FLASxrLs. BLANKETS. IN.
DERWEAP, MOTIONS. ami in fac; .:crvtllrs
store. All We ask IL Il call. our u!ic"> nu.' vi!
nal al j. d. & l. NI1 TT nr,,l'I ,,,1.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
- opened this week at JULIUS MEYERS. COB
Broad street:
ar 49,
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Newspapers, &c.
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M CLUAKs! CLOAhS! CLoAKs!

200 new CLOAKS just received direct from the
manufacturers and bought at a great sacrifice; so we
are prepared to offer unprecedented bargains In
ELOAKS. Gde 81 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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MYRTLE LODGE, No. %, X. of MA
Nl P.-Auena a stated CONVENTION ofEYaSA
YOUR LoGec THIS friday EVENING al 81 q IL
Your Castle fConcordia) Hall. Candidates Essyzs1
for rank will be prompt IN attendance. ASSSy
full attendance is desired, as nomination S,f1
Ing of sister lodges are iraternally invited TO attend
JOHN W. GLENN,
deG1tk Keeper of Records and Seal.