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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-30


Lettuce, raspberries and strawberry
grown in the month of October, and oil
in this wicked Mower county. Well, all
those things are tor our encouragement,
friends; and on Tuesday We will be very
thankful and just whoop 'er up for honest
John Farmer.
Mr.. Solner hears goot reports irom
his son At Nebraska City, The poor boy
must be having pretty hard time; both
arms broken, and no father or mother
near by. Nordahl is made Of pretty. good
grit, however, and will get along a. we'll
a. many man.
Mrs. w. A. Crane is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. J. L. Conner, in Min.
neapolis, and no doubt enjoyed the "feast
of reason and dow of SOUL" which was
free to all who availed themselves Of the
benefits Of the General Convention Of
Universalists, which convened at Mime.
~polis last week.
Mrs. Joseph Reinsmith is visiting
ffienda in Austin, and is a guest Of Mrs.
J.. schwan. Mr.. Reinsmith and family
went out to Appleton, Swift county,
about = year ago, and he 10 running big
farm out there, besides working 1t his
Notwithstanding. We wish 10 sue
cess wherever he may be.
Mrs. F. W. Frisbee, former resident
of Austin, but now reckoned among the
LeRoyi,ef, was visiting a Mrs. Charley
Pooler's, Z few days since. A young
friend, and a very pleasant lady, Mis-,
Jennie Every, came over with her. and
both seemed to give and receive much
! pleasure from the shot visit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-30

II IA WEEK in sour own town, and 10 capital
nlON Orsked. You can give the business trial
without anyisxpense. Tho best opportunity
.hI over offered for those willing to work. You
OOu should try nothing else until you aee for
w yourself what you do It The busnesa
offer. No roounlto explain here. Yoa caA devote
Ill your time OF only your spare time to the business
and make great pay for every hour you work Women
nako ~ much - man. Send for special private tens
and pa1ticulars, which mail ffee. Is Outdt hee.
Doat complain of hard times while you have such
chance. Address H. HALLRTT CO., Portland, Ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

AN UNPLEASANT SUEPRIsE.-Neo 1orf,
March 1S.-There is intense excitement
among Tammany and anti-Tammany polii-
clans to-day over the removal OF County
Clerk Gumblcton and the retention OF Regis
ter Loew. Hubert y. Thompson has been
appointed county clerk, and this morning
took possession OF his office. Gumb!eton
was also on hand, but did not attempt to
throw any obstacle in the way OF his sue
cessor. 1t was not known until this norm
ing that Hubert q. Thompson had been APP
pointed by the Governor. and it now APP
pears that he (Thompson) took possession
OF the office at 3 O'Clock this morning lest
Gumbleton should make efforts to prevent
his assuming the duties OF his post. The
deputy county clerk, Mclaughlin, who
served under Gurnbleton, was removed this
morning by Thompson, and J. Harry Ford
appointed in his place. A force OF police is
stationed in the corridors adjoining The
county clerks office to keep order. The
affairs of the office are working smoothly.
There is large gathering OF politicians OF
all political parties around the City Hall and
county clerks office.
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DANvILLE.

tcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
'o MARCH IS, 1879.
AZ meeting of the stockholders OF the
Danyflle and New-River Railroad company
held OF Martinsville on the 18th, Mr. =. II. u;
snencer, OF Henry county. was electea
nresident of the company In place OF Hon.
&. Y, Thomas, deceased.
/, The Union Bridge Company now pro
noses to build covered woodbridge across
the Dan, with width OF twenty feet j." from
out to out" and arranged Tor douoie-
track" . =
Rev. MIR. Holmes delivered lecture to
crowded house Mt meeting OF the Macce-
DOMAIN Missionary Society on Sunday eve
ming. in which he gave suggestive accoune
of some of his observations in ana ABOUT
Rome.
Rev, C. S. Lucas, Of the Christian:churcn,
Lynchburg, preached OF the Masonic Hall
last night, and will preach at the same place
several nights of this week.
Captain James Wood was quite III several
DAYS OF last week, but Is now said to be
much better.
Kentuck church, Of this county, has
called Rev. E. 3. billiard to the pastorate,
made vacant by the death Of Rev. James
Anderson, and the call has been accepted.
We had rain yesterday evening, and this
morning the weather is cool and cloudy.
:" r....r '.F@ ALPHA.
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SPEfTAL NOTICES
B THE GREAT EFFORT
COHEN BROTHERS

They are nov Offering the largest ss,.c.
GOODS ever offered In this sia,e Tx 1afk o. DRY
now the leading one to make reduction 'r h9n'e il
,hey ocsqr, besides Offering hundreds Of tr?Gc,'
ofer: NV " W hah elsewhere. They n rHl.
90 pieces OF LUPrN's ALL.woor r. ,e,,,.
Mt 54c.-valued generally al Tic CASHMERE
10 pieces at G7c.-the same general, .o,,
pieces SIl.k-WARP IlENRIETT, ct n AZ &c:
Ssc;; valu M1, at $3.50, BESIDE; MAN. iliS 81
ood M0U Gs GOODS conrsb" 3hcr
GRAPES Mt one half their value: fH''!.T>H
rs pieces OF the best ENGLISH GRAPES
Walse among Them my o per cent less lhan ,r.. ~.
The largest stock OF BLACK an% tChnI1ftef:
SILKS ever offered. Grcat rclmc th ",.LoEED
BoNNET's FINE GKos.GjERsAirsS' S 81,
from sl.55 10 Sl.I0: nm -efqrcI
All qualities Of BUNNET'S and Gi.iyr,.....
from heir lowest to their 'ln~s: .rte. M>,IS
1926 Silks reduced s2.75.
In COLURED SILK, ihcy oi,"r IT, ,,.,,
TO be found this side Of N"% w .I,s"' T1'l~.Y
BR3CADEs, GKos-GHAI,,. a,5 =. ,t.llat
4o-BoNE COHsETS a, 25r.:
The CORDED FREScII-WpyEv cgr>,-..
The XDj UsTABLE CORSET a:7,..
tORSETS 1T 75c. worth :uI,y ~. ''htHtJ
MANY other styles N srca' rc.l4ci.,,"
The largest collection Of H. IEII:,, ;vrr.,...
kY ever offered IN I'M "i'y ~ yi,,t. ~ ~
Also, very large Stn"k pr TrHyibvT 49, "@;
other real. and IMiTATIr\ az. - -hI
ITO dozen z-BuTTUN Leroy >;:i(6ffs ........
GLDFES-the entire btl1ur, = ,'.''@ AID
Paris fnanu!ac urcr. ~ il;s. ty 81" -"
COHEN BROTHERS hayr !r,a 49,. .i..i.s.
duce them from Sl.6t t":tlf " g..
$50 pieces WHITE and fk>ti N,T.r..,.
lower price. Than ever "T.r,,l ro,nr, ''''' -
COHEN iiRUTflER> ofIrr the hr.,,, ,.,,..,..
HOSIERY ever Offered In tI.s i,lt, ,.,.., Z
the NOVELTIES OF TIT. ruNl%C, >:',.-,t
GREAT BARGAINS ar" oiI'y"l In ;..., ,,.,...'..
Wcut. 1."--
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II the attempt 10 form new party in Vir-
ginia does not prove abortive, the ConseIva-
tive party OF the State will soon have ar
rayed against 1t regularly. organized oppo-
sition, and, OF all the foes that have ever
threatened the peace Of the State this one
promises to be the most obnoxious. A few
discontinued Virginians have determined, il
possible, to disrupt the party, from which
they have renegaded for~-seltish ends,
by ,arraying against it an organization
of which they expect the ignorant ne
groes to form the larger part. That
this bIack.and-tan party Is springiDg
into life there cau be no doubt. They bave
already offered the gage OF battle, and COM
mittees In the different counties OF the State
have been appointed to further perfect the
organization 1t will be the duty OF the
committee OF this county, which meets here
on Monday next, 70 take active steps to-
wards putting The Conservative organiza-
tion in the county in thorough working
order for; the spring elections. tits need
less to point out to them the necessity Of
this step In view bf the election Tor members
ef.kAe isegislatHre 10 eeme~ of next fall and
The approaching pEesiaential1 contests far
..t,f. n.y.
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ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.

..@ SMITHFIELD, March II, 1879.
The large and handsome residence OF MIR.
&. y. Wrenn, at Sbcal Bay, in this county,
was totally destroyed by fire on the night OF
Friday, 14th instant.
Our colored citizens had tournament a
few days ago, and fifteen knights entered
the contest for the honor OF browning the
saddle-colored queen Of love and beauty.
The successful knight crowned his wife,
thereby keeping peace as we'll as the glory
In the family. The scene in the ballroom
was novel one, and the rainbow hue OF the
dazzling costumes was suggestive OF the
beauties OF Fairyand as seen through Il
piece Of smoked glass. Taken as whole,
it was only one OF the many "mshts" Pc
culiar to the far-reaching country darby.
The approaching May election for county
officers is agtating the minds OF the ma
tves, and candidates are as thick as hles
around sugar-barrel. The contest Tor
county treasurer between MessrS. >. N.
Jones and Charles Hart will be the most eX-
citing, as both are very worthy men.
SANDY.
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I r -, Z. r,el,t Bill.

Mfr. RApporR made aspeeeh oil All hour OF
.mo In the House 0, Delegates yesterday on
the debt question. BE WINS not listened 70
win much attcpt,on. He seemed TO DC
making his speech Tor Buncombe rather
thai, Tor the eliIcation or Information o.
anybody that heard him.
General W, B. TALIAFERRo followed MI
BARBOUR. when was he ever known 70
take the wrong side Of a question: MOI
often. we or,fne. His speech, as far rs it
went f,er he did not finish it, showed tho
rourn familiarity with the subject, and was
strong presentation OF the arguments TOT
Reimbursement on the basis OF The McCUL-
1oess III, He will conclude to-day.
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,r,. : nnhIic ncht.

Tba settlement of the public debt is the
r,root question OF general interest with the
ssi.;zens Of the state. An objection is OIL
snred that for the first two years while inc
debt "a being funded5w will be compelled
'tn nav three per cent. on part OF the dept
and six per cent. on part. It Is certainly
better than paying six per cent. on al OF u,
aa we are now cndeavoring to DO, ana IL
can only affect us until, the debt.is fundeo'
when we shall pay but three per cent. IN
stead OF six on the entire debt.
The objection that the State becomes re.
s,onsible for the West Virginia portion OF
the debt falls to the ground, tne Senate
having so amended the bill as to declare
that Virginia shall not be Responsible 1or
the West Virginia portion.
Another objection Is the coupon feature.
AS nm original proposition we wou!d OPP
pose it. but it Is now the security winch Tue
bondbolders hold. Under the complomise
proposed Virginia will snve S26, O0o,Ooo 10
the forty years. interest. Are veto expect
under compromise, that the holders OF tue
bonds will give up the S26,O00,0o0 inteIest,
and then give up the security wh1ch Iney
now have, and which has Wltnstooa eFeiS
attack made upon it?
Under nil the circumstances We are con-
strained to believe that 1t is to the interest,"
Of The peoplc that this question be settled
speedily and finally. Every day we are
losing by the agitation OF it, and the people,
we have every reason TO believe, Want the
Legislature to settle it upon the best terms
they can. -.
At the date of secession the debt proper
amounted to over S3O,OC0,0O0, bearing SIX
ncr cent. interest. Therefore the debt
recognized as the just debt OF the presen'
State of Virginia must be something over
$40. 600, 900, at six per cent. interest. Ihl:
calculation, it will be seen. eliminates en-.
tirely war and reconstruction interest and
the West Virginia portion of the debt. The
interest upon it would be more than 81, 2OO,'
900 per year.
Under the proposed adjustment the in
terest would be for the first ten years, omit
ting the six per cent. interest While the
bonds are being funded, 5000, 900 per year
saving each year OF over S24O,0O0. In
consideration Of these facts we think it Is
the duty OF the Legislature to pass the bill,
and to make the necessary arrangements 10
meet its requirements. .,., -,
1t is said that the next assessment Will
reduce the revenue. 1t may be possible,
but why take only n gloomy view OF the
future? With this question settled we see
no reason why business should not revive
in Virginia. Our lands to-day arc sold at
lower rates than lands OF the same quality in
other States. We are convenient to market.
We have an excellent climate; andimmlgra-
ton to Virginia will, we have every reason To
believe, increase Shenandoah Herald.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 18th instant. Mrs. MARY +. Pill
HINTON, wife Of Mr. E. 7. Pilkinton; aged thirty
eight years.
Her funeral will take place at Park Place Metho-
dist church. corner of Pine and Franklin str. cts,
THIS AFTERNOON ut 4 o'clock. Friends Of the
family In Richmond and Manchester are invited 10
attend.
Died. March 18th. at O'Clock ?. NJ. ELLEN
}. QUlGLEY, youngest daughter Of Bernard and
Bridget Quiglcy; aged fourteen years and seven
teen days
The funeral will take place from St. Patrick
church WEDNESDAY. March 10Th, nj o o'clock
\. N. Friends and acquaitances OF the family are
requested TO attend.
Boston tMasS.) and Cleveland (Ohioj papers plpuse
copy. ~
Died in this city, Oh the 17ih instant. MILLY
DANURlDGE, in The eignlY-seyenth year OF her
age.
Her funeral will take place from Ebenczer church
at l O'Clock TO-DAY wednesday,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

Those who are striving to settle this ques-
ton have 2 majority, and will no doubt pass
the bill. The tillbusters aud readjuSterS
have done their best, and they will soon
have to surrender 10 the will OF the maj orily
OF the people, as expressed by a majority OF
both houses. The passage of the bill will
remove this question from the political
field. and thus the only basis upon which
the Malone party-iust organized by the
recent mixed convention-will pass away,
and be numbered with the many iollies
brought out by this agitation and discus
sion OF forcibe readiustment.-Lec
WdShinJt0nian.
Neither Garfield nor any other Rcpubli'
can can wipe out the facts Of history, and
those facts show that in 1876 erery Federal
supervisor oras positively ordered 10 tdlsty
the election returns for State and national
0ficerS in Louisiana, South Carolina, and
Florida =; they show that these Federal SUI
pervisors were expected to pcrpetrate fraud,
not to "protect the ballot" They show that
where the elections have been attended by
the most fraud and illegality, it was where
the Federal supervisors had the greatest
power and control. The Democrats propose
that this legaliZed fraud shall be stopped !;
that Federal spies, hired periurcrs, DULLES,
and constables shall not bar the way to the
Dolls.-LOuisUiIe Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

We received the Religious Herald yester-
day, and that reminded US to say to its ven
cradle senior editor that ii he will get the
Supplemental the Popular Science Monthly
for February he will find, ready to his
hand, and from distinguished men, all the
arguments that he will hereafter need in
his discussions of one question concerning
which his readers trouble him no little. A
sentence in the last issue Of his paper leads
us to suppose that he has not seen the artl-
Giles TO which we refer. 80, 49,.
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UNDER WHICH KING IF the attempt be
carried out as threatened, the people OF Viz
sinia will ere long be called upon to decide
under which party they will enrol them
selves. Is it possible that the great Conser-
vatlve-D Democratic party Of Virginia is to be
get aside in order that little sche1nerS and
trickSters. may get office in new party,
which was denied them in the Conservative
ranks? The people and common sense
alike forbid it. ~. III e.. ...-.-
The Conservative party has not yet per-
formed its great mission. Its work is not
yet done,t and it will not be done, and twill
not be fully accomplished until sensational
lists, disgruntled party hacks and their duped
followers, are taught the lesson that Conser-
yatives are wide awake and yigilant, and
that whenever and wherever enemies and
foes exist, and are found, that there the raj
lying-cry Of conservatism will be heard, and
its ranks closed up and firmly maintained.
A blow at conservatism means aid directly
or indirectly to radcalism. Assistance to
radicalism in Virginia plainly means the
carrying out OF the Republican programme
OF Grantism tn 1880. Consei natives. up
and to your posts OF duty fredericksburg
Recorder ..,t,-t- e.lgls;a Ear. -. so
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THE DIsAFFECTED ONEs.-It is somewhat
suggestive that In Botetourt (and what IS
true OF our county is doubtless fhe case As
to the whole Statc) the leading forcib!e re-
adjuStcrS (and they are few and far 5etwcenl
can be found only among those who have
uniformly acted outside Of the Con>crva-
tive party. Some OF them taking Mr.. Spill
Ter, the chairman of the County Committee,
as an example) style themselves "lndepend-
ent Conservative" but probably the loud
cst.taking ones belong to the Republican
party itself. which in 1871 voted with rare
unanimity for the funding bill. Let our
people think on these things. and not be led
away by independents and Radicals.-ftn-
castle Herald.
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FrLIBusTEnING ENDED.-The extra Session s''e
az the Legislature is not thirty days, SEES
sion. as some seem to suppose, but session
which may last for ninety days. IL the TWO
houscs had extended the last session oS
their own action the extension could not
hive exceeded thirty days; but as the pre-
sent session was called BY the Governor It
NAV last as long as any other ssion-might
last. in. fact, II the two houses should so
vote, for one hundred and twenty days.
So we don't think there is much danger
OF filbustering upon the debt bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

POSTAL CHANGE.-Congress ought to
change the postal laws so that all copies OF
newspapers sent from the office OF publca-
ton might pass through the mails at the
pound-rate. There is no sense in dlscrIml-
mating against extra copies sent out only
occasionally. The discrimination gives edit
ors more trouble than it is worth. Indeed
1t is worse than useless. 1t prevents many
copies from being sent out which If SO sent
would produce crop OF subscribers who
would pay twice as much postage rs the
discriminating law saves to the Govern
mont
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The Petersburg appeal INDUCES itself

The Petersburg appeal INDUCES itself in
furious TRADE against the Moffett-reglster
law. We wouldn't be afraid to wager a
dime that large majority OF the voters OF
Petersburg are in favor OF the law; ana tnat
If its friends chose to do so they could Sc
cure the names Of those who constitute that
large majority to petition requesting the
delegates from that city to vote for the I'm
provenen., continuance, and enforcement
OF that law.
The Appeal may console itself with the
reflection that the General Assembly has no
notion OF repeating the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

THE Deputy MARsHALs.--It B not al i'm
portans matter, but as there Is some talk OF
compromise on the question Of repealing
the laws as TO deputy narsiiais and xuperyi-
sors, and as ahe Dispatch was the arst paper
COR person. ia the Union to suggest the COM
promise, we reproduce from our issue Of
February 22d Test the following: e@4
We call the attention Of Congress, and
especially OF Colonel Withers and Hr.
Tucker, to the faet that whilst the suneryi-
sors OF elections are required TO be OF both
parties (and are nesuinally so, though the
weakest Democrats are no doubt appointed
IN many .placesl the deputy marshals APP
pointed to aid in the election are all Radi-
Gals. seesection 2O2l OF the Revised Stat.
utes. Az is these deputy narsnais that do
all the intimilating; and the House OF Rer-
resentatiyes can surely muster pluck enough
TO enable ~ TO make d stand on the repeal
OF the law authorizing these deputy mas.al
el.as ri, The least, on, ,snch "a eDsnge ip
The wv las sn REQUIRE one bali the deputy
20 b DeAaeerata. 81 snot, Che I5eIas
esEe viii beter bare . President. ' a.a j
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consideration OF The Senate bill for the set
Element Of the public debt. .,,,
Mr.. BARBOUR spoke for an hour and q nall
In opposition to the bill. Mr.. TALIAFERR.o,s
|nf gloucester was speaking in favor OIL 10
when he gave way tosa motion to adjourn. )
Adjourned ,,,,
Those who epeak on the debt bill nov
hive n hard time. There are very few s,si, :,
orr and the House becomes very "tnih
during the speaking. rs.-~e.-.~s 100, -,
The House viii meet al 10 O'Clock to-day.
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The selection OF Mr.. RANDALL ny the
Democratic caucus was, under the circum-
stances, the proper thing to do. He is the
very man to be at the head OF The Demo
cratic party while it is carrying on hght
with the President. He is a tribune OF the
people-faiihful and fearless. lie has
proyed his devotion to principle in many
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-19

The readjusters have done great work
for Virgilia, however much they muy be
decried by the stilted. Though we are not
Of their fold, it is simply justice to them to
say but for them no SUCH proposition. as is
now before the Legislature would ever have
been made. II, however. they fail to accept
1t, their efforts will reeoiI with most dam
aging, effect upon them montgomery Mes+!
senges.lH 1T aggDIiti ~ u ento'Iga
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III SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS
SPRING GOODS.
THALHlMER BROTHERS,

col BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH,
will open on MONDAY and during the entire week
their first supply of the MOST STYLISH AND DE-
SIRABLE GOODS FOR THE SPRING WEAR.
We are just in receipt Of an euiirc new stock of
BLACK CASHMERES-the prettiest article IN the
city al Soc ucr yard. rs we lead the trade these
and other Black Goods.
The prcticst ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS In the
market-in Black. Pink. Blue, Cream and all other
shades-arc also 10 be had. and ouly 2Jc per yard.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS comprises every
style and novelty that can be had this season, and
is one Of the most complete assortlnents 10 be seen
In the city. Dress Goods from Size. up.
WHITE GOODS in every style; CHECKED,
STRIPED. and PLAIN NAINSO0kS; VICTO-
RIA, BISHOP. and LINEN LAWNS; PlQUES:
also. Il lot of CORDED PIQUES in remnants, to be
sold at Il sacrifice.
Our stock Of MEMS and BOYS CASSIMERES
/; worth the attention of every buyer. you can
find anything In that Iiae you arc looking for.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and TORCION iACES
In great variety, and AT lower prices than ever be-
fore.
PARAsoLS: PARASOLs.-0ur entire assort-
ment received so that every one IN want Of these
goods can he pleased At very low prices.
HOSIERY. rs usual, in every style. Twenty-Five
new spring styles for ,dleS and misses at al prices
irodnced into the city. Every shade and quality IN
hghcr-priced goods.
We have an elegant UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT
pure linen bosom and cuifs-at soc. This Is the
greatest bar gain OF the age.
In NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS we have
everything, such rs HANDkERCllIEFS, SCARFS,
RIBBONS. BOWS. BUTTONS of every dcscrip-
ton, CURsETS, COMBS, BRUSHES. KGFFs and
RUFFLISG, and 4 great many other articles too
numerous To mention.
We have Il full assortment OF SPRING SHADES
CHENILLE, WURSTED PRINCES, and also !
nice line III BLACK SILK FRiNGES.
COTTON GOODS and DONESTlCS or every
sort reiaed 1T wholesale prices
For the best bargains ever offered do fail ~
call at THALHIMEK BROTHERS..
Col Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
NH l5-S.M.W