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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-07
PETERSBURG.

FUNERAL OF MRS. STAINBACK--A DEATH WITH
OUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TEMPLAR ANNlvER-
sARY-THE CITY PRIMARY ELECTIUN-TAX-
COLLECTIONS, &C. g.. - Il. : .G.1a
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
The body Of Mrs. A. E. Stainback, CON
sort of Mr.. Peter Stainback, Of Brunswick
county, who died so suddenly ut the resi-
dence of Mr.. NC. Harrison, In this city,
Yesterday, WAS to-day buried In Landlord
Cemetery. =. It was the intention OF friends
here to forward the remains to the home OF
her husband, in Brunswick, but while the
body was at the depot telegram was re-
ceived from her son in Qultmsn, Miss. re-
ouestiug that she be buried here, and bis
wishes were obeyed. Mrs. Stainback
came to the city on Saturday, on Der
way home from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. George j. GouIdman, in. Westmore-
land county, and stopped here until sue
could receive q letter from her husband, to
whom she had written to meet her at Blacks
land-Whites. She was out shopping and
visiting friends most OF the day, and on re-
| turning to Mrs. Harrson's retired to her
room to change her shoes, which she had
gotten damp during her walk. She had
made the change, and it would seem that
put on she fell dead to the floor. She made
no complaint of iEdlsposition. and death
must have come without warning and as
sudden as stroke OF lightning. She had
been in her room but q few minutes before
member of the family found her corpse.
AppomattoX Commandery, No. 6, knights
Templar, OF this city, will celebrate The
fifty-lrst anniversary OF their organization
tonight. Their semi-centennlal annlVer-
sary last wear was an occasion OF great in
terest, and several Communicates from
abroad partook of the banquet that was
spread.
Our primary election, ordered by the Con-
sentative Executive Committee, to choose u
candidate for City Treasurer, Will take place
next week. The entrance.fee for candi-
dates is fixed at $50. AS but one gentle
mantle present incumbent OF the Office
has appeared, and as it is believed that no
other announcements will be made, the prl-
mary eXcites but little interest, and very
small vote will be cast. a. Il, ;-.:....a'e :
The special tax-collections at the internal
revenue Office in this city for the fiscal year
commencing May list amount to about SILL
900. ga, .t''1'. ~ 2,:i u - =:
1.-THE fishing season is at its prime. and ex-
cursioh parties go out almost daily from this
city to the adjacent ponds and streams,
where they enjoy tine sport angling and
driving The net. ..rqE. .,.sH .s. I.
: The lay delegates from the Episcopal
churches in this city to the Council which
meets in Fredericksburg this month are rs
follows: St. :PauPs, Colonel S. B. Paul;
Grace church, DIR. James w. Claiborne; st.
Johns, r. o. Egerton. ROBIN ADAIR.
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oTuE GRassHorpER SAT On TIE swEE

q "THE GRAssHorPER SAT on TIE SWEET
PorAro VISE:'-under this title our friend
INNEs RANDOLPH, Of Baltimore. has COM
posed s.a tragic cantata." which has been
ingeniously illustrated by A.J. VoLcK. 1t
cannot but afford the most exuberant diver
tisement.E The various moods and lenses
OF Sir G.HoPpER are presented irresistibly y.
We "raly" do believe when lNNEs gers IN
pursuit OF a droIl conceit he will follow 1t
though it go to the moon. -
The cantata is published BY orTo sUTRo'
Baltimore. ri ~. -s.s. = -" "a. il.
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DEATHS,

| -. 49, - -
Died, IN fills city, OF Munday, May 5. 1879. at
Iva O'Clock M. AFTER painful illness. j. HAIR
~ SAMPBELL,a aged ftty-three. BE leaves FIVE
His funeral win take place THIS "wednesday
~ oo1ou TON Letkh-Street Baptist church, at
uoS ociock.Er ds and acau2ntanccs of the fam
ny and members or Richmond Typographicaf
Union, No. 80, are respec fully invited TO Attend,
Died. on the 25th Of Apr !. al Colorado Springs,
Colorado, Mrs. rHENRIkTTA3IE. B.SLIfsTI, r
youtsss. sugiter q the late Judge Beverley Tuck
John I. Little, n. D.,.of Richmond. .fa
Died. on Sunday afternoon, Eth instant. ROBERT
BARTLkTTs sou of n. F. and FL. Il. Hudnail; AGED
eleven, years and seven months.
+ Died.fn Chesterfield. ut O'Clock on Tuesday eve.
ming. May 9. 1879. Mrs. CoRNEL1AALICE MEL
SOM OF s.. Is. Nelson, Of Chesterfield county;
aged twenty four. years. tet ~ ttE.Ef
The funeral will take place at 8 O'Clock THIS
tN ednestayt AFTERNOON from The Methodist
church IN Manche ter. Friends md aequaintances
% tEe family are invited TO attend. II -
Died, on Tuesday. May 9Th, IDA VIRGINIA, only
or Margaret v. and Captain John A. Cur
u.s., agea ten fen months and sixteen days.
Rhe, funeral vii take place from S. Johns
ic;h'prch TO-DAY edneSdayi Mt s p. ~ :.
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SPECIAL SOpzcys
H GLORIOUS NEWS,
pkh 'oo3s AZ BOTTOM PRICES
ToBE HADoF
D. & E. MlTTELDOEFEr.
DJTSTISGs, ur->-r,,

BUNTINGs. HESTIScs,
The p1p Nl ares, goods: A new stock .,
hoN sII .1as.: al l2' le ls, 20, e. and &c.,
BLA A6a .GGA ca at l23 le2:. 90. q, 40
ALL5wSoI .LAcK CASHMERE ,,.,
tbs moi wi in I'll tie o sfy ad sl-tlc best gz
BLACK TAMlsE. BLACK GREy,n,r
E lats H,is LACE, STRIPE BuTTiNNGns :, Es
BLACK ALPACAs n. l21. TO-. ~ o.
anu amecthe cheapest and best goT: H. I ~,
BLACK A';lS SILKS from auction from Csc, II =,
coGtIksTAuLD's BLACK cRApr-.,.,,, . >, '*'
Ali ias f Of DRESS GOODS, In an the ,,,~
TRIMnlSG.SlLKS and SATINs :, ,p.,
match goods: '' III III 'Ha!". o
cHESILLE fKLNGEs, in all the e,r ,,,.,
BLAIR s ii. FRiINcEs In gre, y,-,., j
HAMBURG EbGINGS. TOKCiiu; a.'E b..
LACES. from sc. Ia Tie In.,i. "'1 breton
CORDtD PlQCr. ~, D. u, aud Sc.
MATTIAGs! MAIT,yc<,
200 pieces WHITE and FANtYv,%,,,,.
aucion-the greatest ni.,r;,. = NE ron
these goods. "a Whit Al lie '',f VI" ~. n
1890. Sd Check a! %. s,s'a Tr', - icy a,
Check NJ soc. worth Juc. '''' tNn.: &. I
OIL.GLoTHS; Floor an! I,@'s: cnrn> Va
| TlSGS, HEMP AMI wool CArI,SN W..
| sold ~ sacrifice 10 cl 50: ''>' :. 3:
,A,Si " 80. ! w r.Eij>. COTTON ~.
! KENTUCKY JEANS Tor men gu.,i.'. 'ni
from Zoe. per yard To $50: ';s AZ
| BLUE FLANNEL, for suits, al Sl.Gsr-.
So. '."'' '!''1.'.!
CoRSFTS. CUESET>.
| SIuE.LACE and SIpE-STEEL ,ur.rr,
CORSETS NJ %. 80. 80. 7:'c aE,. { ~ "''.;
| ABDOMINAL ,COR.ETS. tor stout I,,;,.~~' =.
regular price 80: 49, d. -
| PARAS0LS. PARASOI.S-a rev; >t.rl-nt
from l3c- 10 s5--a large iS.or. u.c,,,. t'.
HOSIERY for la'ii.s, children an! y,u,ic,c,.. .
| style, ann al Al prices from b. a pair ut. -
| KID GL0FES-ihc best Two Bar ton Al
lar price 7oc.-iii black. WIFE, and colo red. 80
MOTIONS and FANCY GOpD.-wc h4r ~, NV.
| stock: nav .'
| DOMESTfCS rc'ailcd a. whole alr pricnS.
WHITE QUITS at 45. 90, 90, tj, IL :.
| ana 81: ''' &C.,
LAUSDRlED SHIRTS 1T 7Jr.-rrgl,I,r ,r..
$l.25. f'..
| For bargains In all kinds Of goods 20 10
| ID. & T.. iTrtLDOKFrrr,
| ap Zo-h."dS JZ7 Broad .,-,,.
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rmportant supreme Court Decisions.


DECISION OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD CASES
. -: THE TEST-OATH AGAIN. .
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The United States
Supreme Court decided to-day the PACING
raiIroad cases involving the constitutioDality
of the Thurman act OF May Z, 1878. The
Object of the act was 10 secure the interest
of the United States in the Union and Cen.
trail Pacific roads by providing that 20 per
cent. of the annual net earnings OF tnose
roads, including the whole OF the eompen-
sation due them for services rendered 10
the Government, should be pold to Inc
United States Treasurer, to be applied part
" in payment of the accrued interest upon
the bonds issued,by the Governments TO Inc
two companies and partly the establishment
OF sinking fund for the final payment OF
the company's bonded Indebtedness. The
decision below in favor OF the United States
is affirmed. No written opinion was rem
dpred. but one will be filed in due time.
Justices Field, Bradley, and Strong dis
sented. ~, j.. - ~.
The Court also decided the case'of At
wood rs. Weems, &C., from Florida, to-
dav-an action similar TO the case decided
last week involving The right to challenge
Jurors in the United States courts under
section S21, Revised Statutes. The defend
ants moved i'm the court below that all the
Jurors of the panel be required to answer
under oath whether they had participated
10: the late rebellion. The court in Florida
denied the motion on the ground that the
section in question is unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court of the United States
hold that the right under the section TO re-
quire the panel to take the oath therein
prescribed or be discharged is one which
can only be exercised by the district attor-
ney; that it does not belong 10 either OF tue
suitors in a case about to be tried. justice
Field read concurrlng opinion, in which
he asscnted 10 the view Of the lower court
that section S21 ia unconstitutional and
void The court adjourned for the term.
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CHANGE in the Virginia Springs.


1t is to man of ADVANCED life sad to be-
bold the now rapid change which Is taking
place in the society as we'll as the scenes
and conditions OF the mountains and water
ipg.places Of Virginia. The White Sulphur
Springs we visited in 1880, and there be-
held scene OF gaiety and. grandeur which
has hardly been equalled since. Graceful
and refined ladies and gallant gentlemen,
who could not be excelled in their virtues
diffused brightness and genteness over the
scene. Statesmen and men Of professional
fame were blended with the throng, and
everywhere were charms of scene and So
eiety unsurpassed in the land. ~.
IL The horse market was then at the White
Sulphur. Some OF the best-bred horses
were then raised in Greepbrier, and some OF
the best-iormsd and most-spirited animals
were Shown to the noble crowds OF men
that were assembled upon the green to view
the horses. The company was largely COM
posed OF cquestrians.t So there were many
hunters too, and Jul the evening the White
Sulphur turned outa company that would
have honored any country for its social
graces and fine physical, developments.
= The remarkable family OF the CALDwELLs
was in its zenith. The elder CALDWELL
presided with grace over the economy Of
the grand watering-place, and was the gen.
seral object Of the respect and friendship of.
his generous and proud, guests. We shall
never see the like Of that day again. Il =
But last week one OF the sons Of the elder
CALDWELL-LEw1s MERIwETBER eCALD.-
!, WELL-died at the White, Sulphur, In the
.e'ghty-third year.of his age. He was in
his early day man OF prowess, as well us
one OF marked politeness. He was great
hunter and an excellent borseman. He
his career in the springs region, of
which the w bite Sulphur was the centre,
and'did his share in maintaining the manly
sports and intrepid hunts in the mountains.
TINES sadly changed before his eyes closed
upon the mountains forever, and some Of
abe forest monarchs and modest inhabitants
OF the hunters path, the sweet sstraiing
arbutis,Y were amongst the last Of the dear
E companions OF his youth left to cheer. his
closing hours.
The family Of CALpwELLs was distin-
] guished for the qualities Of other OF Its
members Units palmy- days. Colonel JAMES
CALDWELL commanded regiment In the
Mexican war, and went off In the prime
and grace OF manhood to fall. amidst the
rude hills and Nchaparral OF Buena Vista.
Sad was the iateof him who had reioicedin
the lowell mountslns OF Greenbrier, whose
hunters horn had echoed In her hills, and
Yhothad followed the deer through her
meadows aud her ghdss, and persisted lin
the sunlight Of Mexico under the deep.rsd
flowers, the cactus, or the caaparral.
We reelr TO the event With sadness, and
add With regret the latest occurrence that
marks the esntinuous drift u change and
departure from among us OF the men and
the scenes that once made The pride and the,
pleasure q our days. s..
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No Veto for the New Bill...Grant and
Observation-Disclosures Differences.


-a, [Special to the Baltimore Americana
81. W WASHINGTON, May 5.-The President said
to-days that while he did not kno@the exact
form OF the Democratic caucus bill, if il
proved to be simply bill forbid6fng the
use Of troops at the polls he should sign it,
He believed that Congress had the right to
determine how and where the army should
be used, unless such legislation limited con.
stitutional provisions. 49,
SHERMAN AND GRANT.
The friends OF General Grant view with
no little alarm the. strength the Sherman
movement has recently developed, and
shrewd politicians frankly admit that if Sec
rotary Sherman carries Ohio next fall, he
viii, beyond all question, prove the most
formidable antagonist General Grant will
have to compete with inithe next National
Republican Convention. 4
DEMOCRATIC DIFFERENCES.
In view of the, repeated ..denials OF the
Democrats that there were no differences
among them in-tbe House caucus Of las.
Friday, the publication OF very full &C.
count OF the concfaVe 10 an Atlanta paper,
over the signature OF Hon. Alexander a.
Stephens, eorrob orating theprincipal points
OF dispatches which have appeared In the
Republican press, have given 1.-The Demo-
crnts considerable annoyance and brought
down severe criticism upon Mr.. Stephens.
de represents the discussion us very ami.
mated, and says that there was strong
feeling tnsniiested on the part of sew
erai members to commit the party to
standing out against the President and in
favor OF the bill as he lad vetoed it. This
position he protested against. He also
makes IL known thar Sfr. Emery Spcer, OF
Georgia, took tile same view, and was bigh-
lg comp iimented for 1t by sone OF The. older
and leading members. Also, that Mr. Till
mon, Of South Carol lima, advocated Similar
Views lesss as,ds made, ID nest fectiYes speech
supnosala ttem Ebe result Af. steRhehs
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The Supreme Court Of the United States,
in another appealed case, decided against
the nstitutionality OF the test-oath law
Baltimore american. -
[sorry to say you are mistaken 49,,
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CONCERNING HAYEs.-St. Louis. May o.
A mass-meeting OF Democrats was held to-
night. After several speeches were made
the meeting passed resolutions condep,ning
Hayes for yetoing the army bill.-Special
dispatch 10 The Post. $685.
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II NEW GOODSi NEW srYlr

Just received very large assortment Of
SPRINT; GrOD-.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR Nj TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALIFY. n.,,
from the very best English AMI French msugr..,.
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY nav,
SOME. l beg TO inform my fricnls and ~. .,..
generally that shail offer thc,e goods mate 81,
the latest styles and by the best wurAinrp. At p
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. aud CUES nab 1, ~,
1t short notice. SIii-flctlon guaranteed
JOHN c. SIhFER, Merchant T.#,.-
NH 13-3m 40. 100; NaIu.i,...
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y COHEN BROTHERS POSSESS FA
CILITIES FOR OFFERING BARGAINS NOT
EOUALLED SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
THEIR DISPLAY IS IMMENSE.

THEIR DlSILA1 10 lSlolESSE.
Among thousands of other bargains they will
offer this wces-
Is pieces HEAVY GROs-GRAIN SILK at So, so,
Csc, and 81 per yard;
S pieces Of BUNNET'S 1T Il Is:
GROS-GRAIS TRIMMlSG-SlI.kS at 65c.:
SATIN and WATCHED -TklPED AT l:25:
An immense lot OF BLAChanu COLORED SATlNS
from &c. llD: o..
GUINET'S BLACK SATIN FINISH SILK at
$3.50, heretofore sold al upward, of 50;
Also. GUINET'S GACHEHlRE SATIN-FISIS1I.
the most superb manufactured. at Sl.S5, $3.50.
aud 1866 for quality valued Al fully S4.I0;
Also. large stock Of BROcADE SILKS and
SATINS in BlIck, Dark, Medium. and Light
shades:
various new effects;
handsome SILK GRENA DIMES nj 25r.. including
EROCADE in STRIPED. and other effects:
MEXICAN MESH and many other GRENADINES
much below market value:
In MOURNlNG-DRnSS FABRICS they offer the
fullest variety Of the most superior manulac-
ture: ~
Also, IS pieces SEASIDE and FRENCH BLUNT
ING ii reduced prices. ap29
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia
for May has an excellent article IRON Tue
.Murulaad School JournaD on "The SPELL
ing Reform" Also, many other articles OF
interest ...
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.Sss i s.t'tt-ls
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET..

TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS. IA.E..
RIBBONS. SILKS. SATiNS, hMHHplaEEif>
ZEpIlYES, MERiND UNDERWEAR. Iiu>l -
GLOVES. BUTTONS. COTS"TS. Ji.WIlTY ,
we have an entrees NEW AND tEf=u g.,
OF GOODS, AMI sell ~ A>TOEi'alE.lg III
PRICES. Clliamt convince yourself,
ONE PRICE ONLY. rNE PRICE ONLY.
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MEADE & BAKERS
.DRUG -sTOR'E, =.
ele MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA o.
). $50. MAY BEFoUND THE FOLLOWING:
:, AIR. CUSHIONS FOR INVALlDS, Z.
- AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
= HOT-WATER BAGS, ALL
ICE-BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER-CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS, ~
.i.'- TRAVELLING FLAsKs, .r,-.
sPoNGEBAGs. Lou,
POCkET-STOVES,
HoRSE-HAIR FLEsH-GLOVES, s,
FLESH-BRUSHES,
If CUTTERS POCKET INHALERS, q"
= STEAM iNHALERs, - % go = '.- SEQ, .'...' =
THROAT ATOMIZERS, ...-'@ -;--st r. -
NASAL DOUCHEs, g ...t" -.,,.1
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ....as .
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES, j
FEVER THERMOMETERS,
GALvANIC BATTERIES. H.. g.;-. +.
GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS.
CELEBRATE POTASH TABLETS, +
sEA-sALT FOR BATHING,
MEDICINE GLASSES FOR THE SICK.
FINEST 1sNEai.s stS ~ :
sHouLDER.BRACEsfo for adults and youths. 4
ana a'' ae ME saq a BAKER. Phsrinsciss. -
ap24.sm 9l9 Main street. Richmond, Va
(s1oD LIVER OIL
Just received, FRESH, PURE, unusually q free from
nshy Or other nauseous taste ana smell. /. 1.
80 ;t1 BLAIR ,DruGgist, !,
eg.s IA Is 81 liGr i!iu: tisggi gEh
NH l2 corner OF Ninth aud Broad streets.
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LIT COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
THIS WEEK FINE LINEN DIES INDIA al %,
90, and 35c.:
FRENCH NAINSOOk texira widthl at so, co,
and 5c.:
20 pieces INDIA NULL at 37i!c.. general value Of
which l. COO;
FRENCH MARSEILLES yard Wide At Soc, gen
orally sol! IL SOC
4 large lot of Jones, best WHITE CAMBRICS 1t
greatly reduced 'alu":
A large STOCK Of TORCHON LACES-R. nj DUCII
ESS, real APPLIQUE. and FALENCIENNES:
also, an extensive variety Of IMITATION
LhCES. mp ~
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TO "Thalia," Norfolk: The article to
which you aliude was an advertisement.
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/. ChsHMEREs, CAsHMEREs, CAsHMEREs..
/ The largest stock of REAL FSENGHAIL-Hooi
OAsHMERES In this city at The lowest prices.
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writes, gs That the prorostt ar1 I the exc
trsmtsts was defeated and she qiiestloh ~ s
committed for further conside ration. q
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NE COHEN BROTHERS ARE SELL
ING LACE RU( HING nj sc. per ward;
FRESCH-WOFE CUESETS tcD ored) at 4Oc.
worth Use. ABDOMINAL loQ.bon.) at SOC:
Thousands Of pairs Of Ladies and ChiIdrcns HOSE
ut much below market value
WHITE MATING 1T 12i: and 1Jc.: CULORED
at ID and lG2.c.:
4 large stock OF MATING aud FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS. aD %
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ALPACAs, ALPACAs, ALpACAs.

oAsHMEREs In this city at The lowest prices.
ALPACAs, ALPACAs, sALpACAs.
BLACK ALPACAS can now be had cheaper thaa
ever, and you will find large stock TO select from.
BUNTrEGs. BUNTINGs. BUNTIsGs.
These popular goods can be had In all coiors and
qualities at The lowest Erices.
TOWELS, TOWELS. TOWELS.
The assoi tment OF TOWELS we now show Is not
only the largest but the cheapest ever offered In this
| city. ~
| TABLE-CLoTHs, TABLE-CLoTHs.
In calling attention to this ariiclewe will state that
we show larger assortment than any house south
| OF Baltimore We have many styles that cannot be
found In any other house in this city. We show
TABLE-CLOTHS from the'smaIlest sizes up to hTe
yards long by two. and -haIf yards wide
! st.,~ LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS.
Supply yourselves whilst you have large stock to
| select from.
TARLETANS, TARLETAEs, TARLETANS.
! Low-price 7 ARLETANS, for covering picture
| frames looking-glasses. gas-hxtures, &c.
| CORsETs. CoRSETS, CORsETs.
All kinds Of CORSETS. wlnte ana co!ored, In all
| sizes. Corsets as low as l9c. pair.
MATING. MATING. MATING.
WHITE, RED CHECK, and FANCY MATING
| at very low prices. III. - to-.
| LINoLEUM, LINcLEUM, LIN0LEUM -.
The best foor-covering ever made. We have two
| pieces which were mude more than year ago: IL
being well seasoned will aid much to the wear OF IT,
| UIL-CLOTnS, OIL-CLOTHS, OIL-CLOTHS. +
/ Yard-wiuc OlL-CLOTu at 25c. yard; OIL
CLOTH txo yards wide, good quality at 75c. yard
worth S1.25. ."- ''
l. ' HOSE HOSE, HOSE.
A large assortment CT HOSIERY for men, women,
and chitren-the latest styles at The lowest prices.
| HAMMOCKS. HA81NlOCkS, HAMMOCkS.
Iarre.size HAMMOCKS, Everybody will want
one this summer. supply your wants whilst they
1 can be had cheap. .".'
D.. '- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
| We do not enumcrate styles, prices. qualities.
bat say tb al show large and we-secct:d stock;
NIL of which Will be sold ut the lowest prices. my
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ma. COHEN BROTHERS ARE OF
FERI&Gi large lot of PLAIN, IWlLLED. and
BLAY LINEN very slightly damaged by WAFER ut
abou half their general value. Also LINEN, 1 "
BLE-DAMASk, NAPKINS. and DUlLlES.
lrp29l
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IlDGK AND JOB WORK EEATLYEY
s .a0,yEsEsu TEA AT THE DIsgA ICH PRIsgIaa
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os-CENT STORE.

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DECEIVED AT THE 49,
99c. STORE: -.
TWO HANDSOME STYLES WALNUT FRAMES
at 50c.; =: -...
Elegant GILT FRAMES at So worth $3.50:
LOVELY VELVET FRAMES at So worth So;
All sizes and styles of MIRRORS at 20 per cent. less
than former prices;
Very choice assortment OF GLASS GoBLETS and
WINE GLASSES, handsomely engraved, as low
as 1926;
A few choice new style OPERA-CHAINS at 50;
A very handsome assortment Of oPERA-CHAINS
at 90c.;
A new line of WINDOW ORNICE-thrc lengths,
two styles each-at 99c. and $l.25;
Large invoice of VASES and TOILET-SETS;
Handsome new (:hree pieces TIN TOILET-SETs
- 10 be sold mt 50;
FINE WEB HAaMOCKs at 99c. and sl.9s-war-
ranted;
An immense stock for the FIVE CENT COUNTER;
We open this morning 81 900 OF FLAT STAMPED
TIN-WARE to be sold 1T 5c.-grcat bargains.
Catalogues free to any address.
ap21 W. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street
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FUNERAL OF MRS. STAINBACK-A DEATH WITH
OUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,TEMPLAR ANNlVER-
sARY-THB CITY PRIMARY ELECTIoN-TAX-
COLLECTIONS, &C. Sd. Z. - ..s r.. = 100.
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ssDETROLINE"-T GREAT Ma
TURAL RESTORATIVE FOR THE
HAIR-sold by L. WAGNER, Druggist.
nv 7-2t% .... ......
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NUTICURA SALVE, SOAP, AND RE-
" SOLVENT, for sale by
NV 2fk Sixth and Broad.
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LINOLEUM, LINCLEUM, L1N0LEUM ~.
The best, Hoor-corering ever made. We have two
pieces which were mude more than year ago: IL
being well seasoned will aid much to the wear OF It.
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MEADE & BAKERS

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS from points North and
Sncej =, ,ss I'D 29-3m .
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MATING. MATING. MATING.
WHITE, RED CHECK, and FANCY MATING
ut very low prices. - - go.
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BUNTINGs, BUNTINGS. BUNT1sGS.
These popular goods can be had In all coiors and
qualities at The lowest prices.
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LCOHOL. BENZINE, TURPENTINE,
IA and BURNING OILS, for sae by
my T-21* l.. WAGNER. Druggist. d.