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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
The State Fair.

Editors Dispatch: Much "lhtercst aoaS
tqkeR by myself and others in the discus
sion between Mes$rS. Newman and Rowe
in your issues OF the It'll and 10Th instant
in regard to tile exhibition OF stock at the
late Virginia State Fair, and there is no
doubt but that the same interest was felt
by. all others who have the welfare OF the
State Agricultural! Society at heart, for il
things have gone amiss there heretofore,
either in omission, commission, or by per-
mission, it would be we'll to let these
matters be thoroughly discussed noo0 in
order that all wrongs may be corrected be-
fore another annual exhibition takes place;
and II appears to me that ii Mr. Rowe's
timely suggestions were adopted they would
be productive OF much good. Circum-
stances prevented my attending the last
State Fair, but for several years previous l
was annually present, either as an exhibitor
or as a spectator, and the evils spoken Of
this year were but repetition OF last years
doingS, for then the swine were allowed to
take possession OF large portion OF the
sheep-pens, and there was 4 medley exhibit
ton Of sheep and hogs in alternate pens,
and large number OF sheep were then
exhibited, enclosed with boxes. without
being classified. All this could be easily
remedied by building less than ga hundred
pens'' for the accommodation Of the swine,
and adjacent to the present hos-pens, as Mr..
Rowe suggests; and to my personal know
ledge many entries OF swine were entirely
overlooked last year by the Judges, in con-
sequence Of their being scattered around
the grounds, for want OF room in their pro-
per department. The shcep-pens proper
will accommodate all the sheep usually
BROUGHT to the Fair. so that each entry can
be exhibited in It's proper class, which
should always be the case. l do not
see how the Society can suffer by
"too much stock" being brought to
the Fair, as exhibitors are required to feed
their own stock, aud to furnish hands to
take charge Of them, all OF which is attended
with much expense aud trouble, aud it is
not reasonable to suppose that they would
willingly increase this expense by bringing
sspromiscuous focks and herds" Our
State Society would do we'll to send COM
mittee to attend other State and county
fairs, where they will find each class OF
stock kept together, with large signs at.
tached showing the locality and giving the
names OF each variety, SO that visitors, with
out any trouble to themselves or others,
can always lind the breeds they wish to see.
A word to the wise should suffice. S.
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,EE:rERsH11Ra.
tsSrfnrc Sr ss,is !. 90 sTsrs T,FcEfpTg
6. coNPIsszA gs1aEo Us
iCclrespcneenca 81 Inc Richmond Dlspatch.I

Exrosrs or .ToD1 eeo -EgYE nEcEpTs--'
6. cuNPIssaA rick "A Curious cA 81.
icosrespcnsence d Inc Richmond DlspatchI
sssH NOVEMBER 18s 1873.
The exports of manufactured tobacco in
bond from this city for the week ending to-
day were 10, 785 pounds. = ~
n The internal revenue coliee Hons on man.
3uFactared tobacco for the week amounted
to So, 1896 AZ s.. SIS. ias
IS. The excursion from Richmond to-day,
gotten up by Centenary church for the ben
seiit Of visitors.to Conference. brought over
about seyenty-fiye ladies and gentlemen.
The train brought the company up to the
door OF the church.
& The ceremony of confirmation was per-
formed this morning at the Jewish syna-
gogue-Rev. Alexander Gross officiating.
There was only one contrmand--Jacob
!Peyser.
4 This morning citizen OF Richmond ap.,
neared at the station-house and reported
that lie was under bond OF 81 900 to appear
in the Hastings Court to-day as a witness !;
that after eating breakfast yesterday morn
Ing he fell asleep aud knew nothing more
until he awoke this morning on one OF the
billsides in Petersburg. The fact was tele-
craphed to Richmond, and an officer will
come overafter him. He gave the name OF
Patrick McKenner. ROBIN ADAIR.
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spEUSss. .azElaIf,IsEs &c.
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r. Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President Of the COM
Sold by POLK MILLER & CO.
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RICHMOND AND IETENS Bt 10
RAILROAD COnrANr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November 10,
W 1878, trains on this read will run rs follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. M TII&oCGm MI. daiiy: comneci,"s
NT2 @"itSasTy @e! N"ls s'1 sly :,;;
and ali Joints South and Southwest.
Stops only at Chester and Manchester
7:l5 \. ~. ACCOMMODATES daily urAc'f:
sunday. makes close connection 20:
Petersburg with the Atlantic, w.
siSsipp! ana Ohio railroad Tor L'rgh-
burg, Farmvlllc, and otilrr local -.
tious OH that road, inahag >H"n'
time rs by any other l!nc. s;"ls At
4:zop. NJ. A &c iitT TruS @nly
texccpt sunday. Passenger tahin&
tnis train Will nabe ci-se c"lnccb"u
1T Petersburg f.r Norfolk.
1895 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL dliIy, c"nnrci!hi
Tor NchiOii. Wilmington, Eat!A"'
Charleston, and savannah. Palma
slccr!nr-rnr for WImtn2tor AMI -.
South. Stops only III Manchester AL
Chester.
LEAVE PETERsrrNG NORTH.
G:35 a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. CONNECTING
with Rlchmonn, frcde:!cks'mrg "a
Potomac railroad fnr all ports N"rIh,
East, and West Stops at Manr' s''r
and Chester, and ut Halfway and II
DflIry's Blutf, on signal.
9:05A. IL, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN 'hiiY
Except suncayl. Stops al al STA
7:o5 T. NJ, ACCoMMoDATI0N TRAIN @t.y
Except Sunday. stops Ut AL 49,
lions.
3:a5 2, Il. THROUGH MAI. daily, soaE,r:!ES
with Richmond. Frederl2k>!4:g I'D
Potomac railroad Tor AL i"!atS .'a:
end Vest. Also. making c!ose crnnec-
ton with the Chesapeake 2nd 'G!o
railroad FOR the Virginia Spri...s ana
all points North and West. ILLS tf"H
stops at Manchester aud t'hr.'cr. AL
IT halfway anu Drury's B!"a, ~
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII Start IRON
the App0natto1 deuot.
EXCURSION TRAIN leaves Richmond for 70
tcrsl,urg ut 900 4. IL. aud AGO l.. IL. J., ti.f
SUNDAY. 4. SHAW, superintendent.
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The Whig gives up almost column. OF
it's space to articles copied from the Rock
inghan, Register and Staunton piTgsnian
in which the Dispatchis censured for liz
tie paragraph which It recently contained
calling john PAUL "a fanatic and coarse
pol;tic,an.'' II we had chosen we could by
this time have had extracts enough from
our country exchanges to fila page OF the
Dispatch, in which extracts the W@eg is
spoken Of in the most disparagng terms,
not for using such language as ours, butfor
downright.abuse OF Genera! JOE JOHNSTON
and RAN. TICKER.
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The President and the South.
THE CHANGE OF ATTITUDE MATTER OF FAC
AND NOT OF TERMS.


icy telegraph TO the New York Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, November 14.-Whether or
not the attitude OF the Administration to-
ward the South may be termed change of
policy, the fact remains undisputed that the
violators OF the election laws in the States
Of Louisiana, Florida, and South Carolina,
during the recent canvass. are to be prose.
cuted vigorously. II any law exists by
means Of which the guilty can be punished
it Twill be put Into operation. The doubt,
therefore, with regard to the attitude Of the
President, seems to lie merely with regard
to terms and net to facts.
1t is certain that those who pledged them
solves two years ago to protect the freed
men in the exercise OF their rights, and who
have taken advantage of opportunity to
commit atrocious acts for, the purpose OF
gaining. political control, will soon have
reason TO think. that the southern, policy OF
the Administration has been changed.
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q spEcIalH. NOTICES,
rSrTHALHTMER BROTHERS, 81
COZ BROAD STREET.
cr.oAKs. cLoAKs. cIoAKs.

Wtlf omen on MONDAY over 200 Of the prettiest
and cheapest CT OAKS OF the season. from9s3 10
$40. Look nt our CT OAKS before parchasirg.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
325 pieces FIGURED and SOLID DRESS GOODS
Just received, from 12Ac. to SOC. a large line OF
COLORED CAsHSfERES from Ice. to 75c. Don't
fail TO give us call on DRESS GOODS.
A large line OF GALLooNs and PRINCES from
auction ut very low prices These goods will be sold
at ore half their value. Call and see them.
CoLoRED SILKS, sAT1Ns, vELvETs, VEL
vETEENS, SILK and W0RSTED PRINCES.
BUTTONS, 10 all the new styles Tor trimming
dresses, nc low prices.
80 pieces ALL-WOoL BLACK CAsHMEREs
Just received, from SOC. to s1.25.
| 2llpieces HARDWOOD CASHMERES Just re-
ceived, from Ice. to SOC.
70 pieces BLACK ALPACAs, from 12kc. to 75c.
Don't fail to look at our stock Of BLACK GOODS,
Us we guarantee satisfaction.
, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
Our entire stock of CARPETS at cost TO close them
out, Us we wish to discontinue keeping them, 81;
BLANKETS, BLANKETS BLANKETS.
,:t QUILTS, QUIETs, QUILTS.
CoMFORTABLES, :. COMF0RTABLES
.; .s.s CoMFORTABLES. IS, 3,s,4s
n
must be sold. Look at prices on these goods before
| buying. ~. esa - ,:!ra
CAss1MEREs, TWEEDs, JEANS, RED FLAN.
EELs, WHITE FLANNELS, GRAY FLANNELS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, BEAVER CLOTHS.
| SHAWLS, SKIRTS, HTABLE-COVERS, TABLE
LINENS. TOWELS, NAPKINS, and lots of other
| goods very cheap. i - .s,l-t.-gii .+. ..f.i
| 400 pieces best CALICCES at 5 and &c.
400 pieces best A CoTTONS at 5jS, 6, T. and &c.
! "A full line Of ladies' and misses HOSIERY,
lHANDKERCBIEF;, GLOVES; ladies' misses, and
lgentlemeu's UNDERSHIRTS, &c. Don't fail to look
at our LADIES UNDERVEST a: SOC. aud our
| GENTLEMEN'S UNDERsnIRT at 90 and Soc
the best in the city for the price All ask is call
| to be convinced Of the facts. g.. ...'
.f' THALHIlIER BROTHERS,
| no 9-SMETh COL Broad street.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIvEE AND clIE>rEAHEj
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY u. 1917.

y COMMENCING MAY y. 1877.
THROUGH PAsSENCEE. .....
500 Z. NJ. Leaves Richmond TT ESpAi, TiitE>.
DAY and SATURDAY. tpa!!cci> :!
West Point with STEAMER Havana ~
all points on York river a"i i.b-
more. Arrives in baltimore II ; \.
", connects viii! ratil-.i;lcs FOR va"
!ngt0n. Phiia,.cIphia. New York -
ton. and all western points. tot"'%~S
III Richmond with trains on Rich "v''5
and Petersburg ana chesapeake .''o
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. .,.
400 A ~ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV NESBAY. and FR DAY. and
600 A. u TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ST
WV 1'' TRRDAY. Connects with .Iran"i'
al West Point Tor river landings ''''-
timorr, and all western po:h,s '..-
meets II Riclsmon. w!th tr.inS on Ffc''-
moli and DanviHe railr'I's.Erhi'p"
and Petersburg. ana thc'@pt''Ne @--'
Onto railroads.
LOCAL PA>SESGEE. ,
3:OoP. II. Leaves Kichnoud daily te>celS s'"'
day.,
THHouGu PASSENGER:
rooc A. NJ. Arrives At Rchmond TIESDAl'
Ao'o0 1>' 49, Till RSnAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
meets with trains on Richmond ana
Petersburg and CheSapeiike aud bllD
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Ia.
Mi "Sff t5?S wE HiSS 50 ,$ aa4 FIT VIII
DAY, at 1 T.. IL. Connects >" %
trniils from Philadtlphia, New l"r>,
and western points, and AZ West fvIl'.
with tra;AS for Richmond AUG 'Ee
South. .
THkOJt,h X II L.
400 p II. Arrives AZ Richmond MOSDAl,N LII.
NESDAf, and FRIDAY; and
Gasp. M.TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana "a :.
UkDAY. Connects With steanet 4!
West Point from Baltimore. toh'
meets with RIcbnou5 aad Dan'te'
Richmond and Petersburg, and CEcSa-
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives ~ Richmond daily eNcept sEh'
day Connects with Richmond %!G
Petersburg and Chesapeake aGd o"''
railroads. - r,.
No transfer of Sreigh, at Richmond ID or t:ota
southern points Cars run through between .NhAu -
and West Point. .., ,,,., .,,,,
guaranteed. . -, -. -. 49,. ,..,..
Issued to all northern aud western pEnS. ,.r,, ,.d
Through tickets sold TO all norlnrrn, eastern ~
western points, and baggage CHECKED through =.
For tickets apply at General aatra1t TicAT' a
ace, soH Main street at the exchange t!oieiI ~
coInpaay's Depot, corner taealY-ihiri ana D0> .
streets. Richmond, Va. ,...
SssS Ii. T, DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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These remedies will do for you what nothing else
on earth can. IN The name of humanity try them.
More than aquarcr Of i million Intelligent living
wttuc>: Is bear testimony TO their efficacy.
REGULAR PADS, 81 ;'SrECIALs. 50.
Specials are absolutely necessary In complicated
cases, especially In cases OF long sianGiEg.
EoDY PLAS1ERs, Soc; FOor PLAsTERS, soc. 4
pair; ABSORPTION SALT FOOT BATHS, Csc. u
package; SIX packages for l.25.
Pads and Plasters sent by mail Ton receipt Of
price, free Of charge.
Salt is sent by express At expense Of purchaser.
Consultation ut our parlors-lOI3 Min street or
by letter, free.
Separate parlor for ladies in charge OF 4 lady al
tendant.
The following are some of the many diseases the
Liver Pad Company remedies will cure: Fever and
Aguc. Kidney Troubles, Bilious Disorders, Irregular
Action OF the Heart, Liver Complaint .Jaund!cc, Neu
ralga. Intermittent FcTcr, Rheumatism, Periodical
Headaches, all kinds of Female Weaknesses. Dys-
peps!a, Ague Cake, Sick Headache, Chill Fever,
Dumb Aguc Lumbage, Sclaca, Bilious Fever, and
every kind OF Pain In Side. Back. Stomach. Fever,
Shoulders, and Muscles; DiarrhGa Catarrh, LASH
tide. Bilious Cole.
All these have their origin directly indirectly.
In the stomach and liver. If you doubt II, send for
DR.. Fairchild's lecture.
The HOLMAN PAD is pleasant application.
which does rot interfere with the habits or diet Of
any one and yet absorb5 every vcstlgc of malaria
from the system and restores the patient 10 complete
health Ii never fails 10 cure the worst cases of
CHlLLS II properly used. and when worn accord
ing TO directions IL is certain preventive of disease.
All who are afflicted can nvefigate with advantage.
Wholesale orders promptly filed. None gen uiiis.
but The above.
All orders should be addressed TO
-..s ....= ,FITZNORRiS ( FOSTER.
Managers of The Holman Pad Co. In the south.
1913 Main street, Richmond. Va.
Corner King and Market streets, Charleston, > Z.
LOCATION PERMANENT. 10 l-2tawGE
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0o-CENT STORE.


D ECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT STORE,
dozen handsome VELVET HASSOCKS;
New styles LAVA VASES at 99c. pair;
New styles LAVA VASES at 99c. apiece;
All sizes TEA-TRAYS, from 3715c up;
Very handsome LAVA CUSPADORES, 99c. pair !;
Fine assortment of TULIP TOILET-SETS;
New and handsome VASES at 99c. pair;
Another lot of HAT-RACKS, from csc. up;
Handsome COAL-HODS. from soc. up
New lot Of EASEL-PANELS;
Lot of NICKEL LEVER CLOCKS (warranted);
Full assortment Of TIN TOILET-SETS;
Another invoice of BANDED TOILET-SETs III
pieces) at S4.25-very cheap;
All sizes CAKE and BREAD-BOXES-round and
square;
100 WILLOW HAMPERs-thc best we have ever
shown;
Handsome MAJOLICA FLOWER-POTS, oak pat
tern, ut 90c.
Catalogues free to any address.
W. \. STEVENS,
nol4 sos Broad street.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces Of MATELASSE DRESS GOODS, In
black and coorcd, at 1896;
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, in black and col
orcd, at 12kc.;
10 pieces DOUBL E-wIDTH MOURNING GRAY
al 16ac. worth 35c.;
25 pieccs ALL-WOOL MATELASSE BEIGE at
37bc worth fully double;
A large stock OF new designs in PLAlDS;
Also, full assortment Of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS;
The best ALL-WOOL soc. CASHMERE ever of
fefed In this city; ....s
LUBlN,S BEST CASHMERES at greatly-rcduced
prices; .....
A large stock Of MOURNING GOODS. &C &c
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RET COHEN BROTHERS
arc now Offering the largest stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILL KS
ever offered In this State.
Good quolty BLACK SILK ut rs and S5c.;
Heavy GRUS-GRAIN from 81 o&1.25;
GUINNET'S SATIN-FINTSH ut SIPS, S1.6Q,
S1.S5. and SO;
EONNET'S SATIN-FINIsH at sl.35, $50,
$l.75, sl.e5. s2.O5. S2.40, s265, and s2.75,
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore at 81. .'
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
including all the new shades. Special attention
is called to an extensive variety Of handsome
evening shades.
4 large stock Of BLACK and COLORED SAT1NS.
including the various delicate tints; ....
Also, the largest stock BLACK and CCLORED
SILK-VELYETS ever offered; oc26
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GRANT STILL Pitts
bargh Commercial Gazette, Republican i
We would not be disappointed were he
aside with either Blaineor Conkling. But
we venture that both these gentlemen real
lie that Grant Is the coming man for the
nresidency. Wesdo not doubt TINT Grant
viii profit by his past experience.
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It is reported that Governor McMullin
intends to contest Colonel Richmond's cleo.
ton, but upon what grounds we are not in
formed Salem Conservative.
Pshaw. The House doesn't now pay con-
,estants who csn show no reasonable ground
for contest; and SO we conclude NC Will
hardly try it at his own cost.
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TAMMANY AND THE NATIoSALs.--lNew
York Star, John Kelly's organ.]-On this
subject abolition of national banks), ana
on that OF obtaining legislation less in favor
Of the capitalists and more in favor OF the
working classes, the, Nationals have rea-
sonable platform, and one on which they
and the Democrats can stand together. But
the greenBack-inflatio issue must give UP
the. ghost, for 1t is exhausted by ana
through the course Of events.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated s@ssSI1yy%%@
WI conyocation Of HARTMAN ROYAL AZSSI
ARCH CHAPTER. No. Sc. will be held ;gZsTsSs
THIS EVENING ut q O'clock at Masonic ~o"h'.9S
Hall. on Tweniy-iiith street. All Royal Arch Ma
sons in good standing are fratcrnaly invited TO at
tend. -..... ,..... ... .
BY order Of the ". F. II. P. -
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
NOVEMBER lS, A. L. 567S, a. ID. 1878.
IL lS-1l&
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WARNING TO GOLD Chicago 1Ti-
bune, November 11:]-Let those who thus
seek to ipipoverish the people, rob them OF
their earnings, and take away their sub
stance, remember that, when the issue is
narrowed down to gold exclusively or fiat
money, 1atism may be accepted as an es-
cape from greater crime.
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FooLrSG VITA A HEREsY. III Boston Post,
Dem. The general result OF the elections
should convince Democrats Of the, folly OF
expecting TO gain any advantage at the ex-
pense oil their principles. The soft-money
heresy that made its appearance in certain
States should never have received the
slightest hospitality from Democrats.
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A QU1ETUs. = [Grand Rapids (Mich.)
Democrat lin our Judgment the question
OF tat or absolute money in this country is
forever put at rest. Ii upon any question
the American people ever did speak in
tones not to be misunderstood it was at the
November elections. sci
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LOOK OUT.-[Akron (O.) Beacon, Repub-
lican. III the banks want to pull down the
house about their ears they will persist in
trying silver decentralization once more. 1t
will be their last chance.
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g. IS. OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. Va, November S, 1878. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING sUNpA'I, NOVEMBER loru,
trains on this road viii run rs follows:
NOETHF.OUND.
NO, $500 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
Que at Washington, lao 7.
M: Baltimore. 3:05 L. M.:
Pp ;ladeiphia, $50 Z. NJ; Ne"
York, 1905 =. N.
No a-5.OO p NJ, IL ayes Byrd-Street station daily
49, - due 3. Washington. 1855 L. ~;
Baltimore, 1855 z. NJ: PLia-
ste,lph,a' SS;s3 ~ NJ; Ne" YORK.
No 7-4:oo P.lI, XCCoNMoDATIoN TRAIN
for JUNCTION. leaves Broad
Street station daily texccp. sun
daysI. ".-
SOUTH BOUND.
No, 2-lo.J5P.N., arrives III Byrd-Street Station
dallv. Leaves New York. e:l5
A. 81; Philadelphia 1l:i5 4.
NJ; Baltimore. $40 Z. VI.
Washing ton, $50 T. II.
No 4--ll:35 A. NJ arrives 1T Byrd-Streel station
da,ly Leaves New Yors, 1000
r. RI; Philadelphia. lilo a.
81; Baltimore, 4:55 4. ii.
Washington. ESQ a. ".
No s-s:4O A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
arrives At Broaa-Srcet station
daily texeept sundaysl.
~ ~ 80 G, A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent
Z, T. D. MYERS, General Superintendent, no IL
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THE NATIONAL IssUE.-[Ncw York
World, Democratic. The money question
and the taxation issue, including the tariff
and the reduction;oS Government expendi-
stares, are nov the only national topics
about which sensible and patriotic men and
women can be nationally Interested.
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AMUSisNSESTS.

EDIsON'S PHON H-THE
IL WONDERFUL TALKING MACHINE. -
There will be an exhibition Of this machine at the
MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. for
the benefit of that church, on MONDAY and TUES
DAY, November 18th and 10th, at from 10 A. 81.
to l 2 NJ, and from 8 to 5 p. n. and TX to 10 p NJ,
each day.
Come and see this wonder OF the age.
Admission only 10c. no 1S-lt
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

nj COHEN BROTHERS ..
Ofier great inducements in CLOAKS: tEcir assort-
ment is full, from 50 10 $40;
500 yards Remnants Of RICHARDSON'SFA FAMILY
LINEN at 50, 40, and 50c.-near one half their
value
MATELASsE FLANNELs in various colors:
Misses X NIT VESTS at &c, 25, 35. so, and 75c.;
Ladies' VESTS at 37k, so, IS. 95c., S1.O5 and
Sl.25-reduced fully 20 per cent;
Also, a full assortment Of Gentiemen's KNIT
A large > stock of UPHOLSTERY REPS and DA-
MASSES;
CARPETS in Tapestry, Thrce-Ply. Ingram, Vene-
tiah. Cottage, aud Hemp; Hemp CARPETS at l2h
and l5c.; Two-Ply Ingram at 80, 33, BIZ, so,
65, and SOc., for best manufactured:
The largest and cheapest stock OF HOSIERY and
CORSETS ever offered In this city. oc2 20
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Vhe abingdon Standard OF last week
eroWed Justify over the election OF Colonel
az ,. niciIaoaD. It's article Was most anus
ingly llis,stratei The Conservatives 3soi
taai district gained a famous victory.
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Camm Patteson carried Buckingham,
but the rest OF the Sixth district "the
nephew OF his uncle "-Tuck(k)er.- ISde-
mater linden. .s