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Robert III, Power, Of York.

Among the names brought forward in
the present canvass we can lind none supe-
rior to that of DR.. Robert 81. Power, OF
York county, who is candidate for the
State Senate. For this position he was
nominated by reclamation; snd weventure
to say, without fear OF contradiction, that
no purer or better man has been named for
legislative honcrs within. the State. A
long and intimate acquaintance-a close
friendship with DR.: Power for many years
enables the present writer to speak with
some authority on his character and aolH-
ties: and these are such that any constItu-
epcy in Virginia might feel proud to SEND
him to the Senate. We have some right to
speak to the people OF the Peninsula. Our
ihappiest years were spent upon lts CLASSIC
soil, and classic 1t is because OF It's proua
histories and traditions. We have shared,
too, the hardshipS and the losses OF That gai-
liant people; and we feel for them an ahectlon
and esteem better to express in the Warmrh
of a spoken address than in so lmpersonal a
composition as an editorial is supposed 10
be. Feeling and thinking thus, we nave a
special right to advise the people OF the
Peninsula, and we believe our advice Will
iump with their inclination when we tell
them that Robert FL. Power deserves their
cordial and united support.
He has strong personal claims upon them.
lie belongs to an ancient aud honorable
family, identified with the history OF Vir-
sginia. and identified with the interests OF
the Peninsula. He is possessed OF intell-
gesce, education, aud experience in pub
Iilic affairs. As we have said before, he
belongs to that class which the office has
to seek, and Office has sought him more
than once, and called him from the pro-
fession of which he is an ornament. He
has made sacrifices for bis people; he has
aided and cherished his people; he has
served his people; he has reflected honor on
| his people at home and abroad. His sense,
his benevolence, his integrity and worth,
give guarantee that he will do no act and
speak no word hurtiul to the public inte
rests, and We trust and we believe that it
will be the pleasure Of our old friends OF
! the Peninsula TO stand by Robert Fl. Power
OH the day OF election with the solid front
and steady devotion TO which he is entitled
at their hands in this campaigu.-N Norfolk
Landmark.
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:sr5aTS.55oIesaes 81 i5s Richmond pisps.cnl

II e = OcTDBER 2ss s1s. I
The rsceipts, Of colt ION OF. thiss parsrg
Petersburg railroad for the Week. enaing
stc1day we're ], 81 bales, making tne tosat
sfeceiptgusinee tte commence nient or IN me
;cott6 IN year over that road 4, lad !, patcs:
rs "a frame Bnifiing near alontas DIIuse,
occupied by BurWeli Iodu, caugns nIe ,,, ua
the roof this ternoon. Inc house va
saved from serious damage DY tne J, ~ AZ
1ty OF % small boy, WHO ascenusu "
roof and at rlsk' 10 person scAtipa uione"
the flames. 81 ~, =.
Sbme eighty or ninety OF tne noss p p.vp
nenti citizens OF the foun,les OF Issaes
Georgeiand Surry nave Iadoresseu lsttfl
to Captain IL. u. Biand earnestly ieIasset sa
aim te' an nounce himself canuiua.s ~
the House of Delegates for hose ,counties.
tn on1plfHnce' nth tins request Captaln
Band formally announces uiuise afn, uIha
date. is supporter OF the hc .lJ9il ~
bill, an earnest friend OF the Tree scnools'
and Is opposed TO nm increase OF ta 4,,
He wasa member or tne iast Gengrai AZ
sembiy' ana ,' VI tne lno.s ,,a,,
IN bis section. The. CONSERVATIVE Con ht!i
ton W tich meets at Surry Courtu!o,use nea9
Tuesday will nominate or endorse captain
Bland $50 7''3ns7 ~ -,,.s
eAspecial train reached here inns morning
from Richmond bearing Colonel Garter,
kailroad Commissioners OF tue State on a
tour OF inspection OF the Richmono ana
Petersburg road he was acconp s ~
President; Scott, superintendent shaw, MA Ma
Tor 1HaxaH, Major e. I. u. Myers, BIT.
Charles Ellis, and other gentlemen.
1t Is expected that, Win tne low tAc Iu.,,
sion rates offered, many OF our people "l ~
visit the State Fair next week.
In 'the' Hastings court tnis morning. n.
A. fBelcher, charged with felony, whose
case has been mentioned in my letters, was
convicted of petit larceny and sentenced 10
receive twenty stripes. The young man n
was recently from North Carollna' anu IS
very respectfully conneclea:
ihefe was h,ihS lioos t tn ny - h, r.
and more than this, ice was 1ormea 10 Tue
thickness OF the elghth OF an Inch ID eA-
posed localities.
Mayor Cameron mas been unaDlc TO ieaYe
his house for some days by reason Oh Sc
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NJ SYCLE BROTHERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
WE HAVE NOW COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL FASHIONS AND A GREAT
MANY GOODS OF OUR
OWN IMPORTATION.

BLACK sILKS-thc cheapest ever offered heau,i-
full sILKat 75c.. II, S1.25, $3.50, *1.75, 81,
In BLACK CASHMERES we have The largest as
sCrtmcnt in any house this side of New York;
CASHMERES ut l6, 20, 40. 80, Csc. 10 81 per
Don't fall to look at our LINEN HANDKER-
New t chsHMERE ;S'rITrxGs in all coors;
MUMMY and CIR EpE CLOTHS:
S-HUTTON Isle GLOVES at CSC;
FLANNELS at old. prices: 500 pieces FLANNEL.
FLANNf.LS in Richmond.
Don't fail 10 look al our NAPKINS at 81 per dozen :;
$50 pairs BLANKETS bought at a special bargain,
and will he sold accordingly;
$50 BED. COMFORTS FROM 81 to 1925:
SIX pair good BALBKIGGAN HOSE for $50:
0oU ya nce have the largest so stock of 6kEss
GOODS eyer shown In EishmqnI; cu,,, .,
10 | per yard-wc have Il large stock 10 select
from. and can suit every person.
We have very large stock Of goods Of onr own
LA%E. and EM H of every ' knd
Don't fail T. look at our ALL-LlNEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS. six for 81;
SRI HH and FIRM Is s1TiS and SILK PLUSH
1000 dozen HOSIERY for Indies and children,
which we guarantee 10 sui. in price aud quail
MES'S TSDERW EAR:
We have a 'arSe stock OF LADIES UEDERGAR
MENTS, which we are selling very low 10 close
cAsSIMEEEs, wATERrROoFs, aud CLOAK
On The third foor we have full line of sHAWLs.
CLOAKS. and DOLMANS;
On ne i9art tn hays n line Of CARrETS
TAINS. and WISDOW-sHADES of every de-
scripticn.
II has been decided for genuine bargains SYCLE
''i'N' ''i-''' Ia '"e SYcLE BROTHERS,
HrOai
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ssasIs,Yd NOTICES

d seEcI Aa NOTICES
r. coHsN Ba0THERs WILL Of
IgER on MONDAY asohoise lot Of NOVELTY
EBREss. GOODS in pars snk, and worsied and siik
mfxtufes; also, 4 run Ifhtes' or FANCY SILK VEL
yETsIn All ths nes est shades
BLACK PEKIN SILK VELVET at 1856.
GUINETs MANTlLLA VELVET at s8-gene-
ydIhed at 81 E' gsss '
BLACK SILK yELvETs from ssls25 up-some
rare bargains in those goods;
OIL-BOILED BLACK SILKS &C SEC. ayard. They
now eifer the largest stock OF Silks ever offered
this side Of New York;, among them some OF the
most startling bargains;
pieces OF ,GUINET'S BLACK ssATIN-EINISH
Warranted In every respect) at 1925;
10 pieces more Of the heavier weight At $3.50 per
81 yard. general price OF which, Is 81 10; f aF@|
BoNNET's and GUINET'sa SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH "ilthe finest quality manufacturedta at
$3.50 and $2.75 yard, the general value Of
which Is 81 q yard; @"@ }" ia
In COLORED SILK they offer every shade and quail
ity. among them will be found some rare bar
gains; es@ ai1D ..~#a@ .y'9 ,4k' 4
They also offer the most extensive variety In SILK
I and WORsTED NOVELTIES; .-.s n :
Full line OF BLACK and COLORED PEkIN SAT-
ms at s1.25.
Special attention IS called to their large stock Of
EVENING SILKS. -.* 40. .> '..'.z+ oc 25
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The San Francisco mint is now engaged
il ee.aing ANAL go,d pieces e supply the
principally on the SILVER dollar. IL is ex-
pecte6, however, that the Treasury VIII be
able to purchase Sufficient silver for deliy-
cry at San Francisco to enable that mint 10
IIrelisse Philads lphia 81 the dollar coinage.
Colonel IngersoH is announced to Lecture
ip Pittsburgh Sunday evening. and the
Mayor has notified him that if he does he
viii no proseents 81 The Colonel replied
that be win lecture any how. Rev. Haskell,
q eppaPEnce, agator. has followed i In thG
steps at IReexsoli, and saFs he ilbaisc ,lscs
ts,Tss Tomorrow ilttinso1s a1eericdn of
'''iBGturdas. off
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EALL OFERCOATS,

FALL OVERCOATS,
FALL OyERCOATs.
FALL OvERCOArS,
FALL OvEECeATS,
F.. y. Spence ( <Oy.
L. 3. Spence { >uY.
r. y. SpENrf { sos.
E. Is. sPENr { son.
MEDICATED SHIET%,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS.
l.. i. SPENCE Il Sun.
L. u. SPENCE & son.
<. u. srE>1E < SOY.
/. r. SPENCE & son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS
TEN UOLLAES.
TEN DOLLARS,
F. L. SPENCE & son
T.. Is. SPENCE ~ son.
f. Il. SPENCE & son.
L. y. SPENCE & son.
HEAVY UNDERSIHRTS,
HEAVY UNDEESIiIRTS,
HEAVY USDERSHiRTS,
HEAVY USDERSIIIRTS.
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
+. n. SPENCE ( son.
f.. Il. SPENCE * son.
r. y. SPENCE. 4 SOY.
DC T.. u. SPENi'E x son.
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All the officials Of the State who refuse
to bowsthe knee to the MALONE idol are
spattered with epithets by bis organs.
Governor HOLIDAY, Lieutenant Governor
WALKER, Auditor TAYLOR. Second Auditor t,
ROGERS, and also the judges Of the courts.
People OF Virginia, now is the time for you
to visit your condemnation upon these mis-
chief.makers and these traducers OF your
faithful public servants. Destroy the courts,
and the title to your property will not be
worth penny to you.
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az THINK THAT RATHER THAN
ALLOW IT TO FAIL WOULD HAVE
ACCEPTED THE MCCULLOCH BILL.
JUST AS IT CANE FROM THE COM
MITTEE. AND AS FOR The SENT
MENTs OF The MEMBERS OF THE
LEGISLATURE. ii bad At THAT
TIME PAINFUL EyfDENCE. THAT,
ALL THE OPPONENTS OF THE
SCHOOL SYSTEM WERE NOT ADVo-
GATES OF TIE NcC ULLo och .BLL.1--
w. "a. RufRer. > = ~ - 80 I - ;sy.g
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| REGULATING THE READJUsTERs.-Mr. W.
4. Hickerson, OF Stafford, whose name ap-
peased as delegate to the Readiusters con-
yention that nominated Mr.. Duff Green,
was not present, and declares he will sup
port General FitZ. Lee. i,s,,gl
/ Mr.. 81. c.. Clay Roach, OF King George,
who was claimed by some OF the Read
tusters to be one of them, requestsus to say
fhat he, is not, aud further says, ''God for
bid that he shouidfbe caught with such
pess.p,lr}-@ 2 4aEA
| BY the 4th OF November we trust that
Readjusters will be few and far between
Fredericksburg Star. 'se - - 7 : + Nss.' ~
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PINAFORE !
DINAFORE i!

PINAFORE!
AT .,...
MOZART HALL-FAIR-WEEK.
"Our saucy ships beauty"
OCTOBER 27, 90, 90, SO.
PROFESSOR c. L. SfEGEL Director,
and
A FULL ORCHESTRA OF SELECTED MUsI-
CLANS.
A SUPERB CHORUS OF SIXTY FRESH YOUNG
VOICES.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES,
GRAND SCENIC EFFECT,
and the following splendid cast:
MISS ALICE SWAIN
JOSEPHINE. r..
MRs. B. W. GILLIS
HEBE.
MISS BELLA BEALE
BUTTERCUP.
MIR. FRANK CUNNIEGHAM
as
RALPH RACKsTRAw.
Mr.. LOUIS PlZZINI
.-I. CAPTAIN e &C
MIR. ASHTON STARKE
SIR JOSEPH PORTER, Il. G. b.
MR.. LOUIS 4. PERROT
DICK DEADEYE.
MIR. N. B. PLEASANTS
BoATSwAIN,
Generel admission. Soc; reserved seats. 75c,
''''' WV -'s '''' oc 25-5t
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FAIR-WEEK
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS. Fl

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS. @t.'@
DIE. MrTTELDoRFER
4. -. WILL EXHIBIT THIS WEEK p, i
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
IN THIS CITY.
ALL WE ASK is A CALL BEFORE YOU BUY.
~" DRESS GOODS.
81 q fi1RE & 49, 90 s5 80
B1AcK s s eSso ss5 2s
Our; AtL-W00L BLACK CASHMERE at 45e,
BLA All SILKS, from auction, from 6oc to $3.50
Look I at our BLACK SILK at 81 worth s1.75;
COLORED SILKS and SATINS In all shades:
Blaze. sI Id. VELVETs ut sl.s7s' 1915: 81
BRo &c" fG:S vELvErs in all colors for trim
BLACK SILK ERNGEs-the cheapest in the city;
SHETLAND SHAWLS in all colors at 81 and up
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!- IA very large stock, from So
BLANKsTs BLANKETS! in WHITE and COL
ORED. from 81 per pair to the finest made:
| $50 pieces WHITE RED, BLUE, and GRAY
FLANNELS, IN plain and twlIled: WHITE
FLANNELS at l2Ha. Is. Is, 90, 20, and soc.
These goods are ten per cent. less than last years
CARPErs CARPETS. CARPETS! from auction.
HEMP cARPkTS at Is. Is: is and 2oe.:
WOOL tARPEIS AT 22. 20, 81, 50. 4U. 80. 5U.
Co. Go, 20, Toe, and 81 for The very best three
FLOOR oH-cLoTHs at SOC. per yard, regular
price Soc:
FLOOR Oil CLOTHS in A, 5-4, Ga, and ST.;
COCOA MATTINGS from auction;
TAPESTRY and VELVET MATS and RUGS-A
very large stock 1T very low prices;
TABLE OIL-CLOTEiS in and 6-4-A1ARBLE
and FANCY;
UNDERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
men-a complete assortment:
LADIES VEsTS.-1uo dozen to be sold at soc.
apiece. regular price 81 apiece Look at these
goods hefUl9 yOu buy.
METICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for gentlemen at Sl.25 apiece,
UN6ERsHIRTS at 25, 80, 35, 42, SO, 81. ~.
90c. and 81 apiece;
CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear In all the
nobby styles. In these goous we offer great bar
SILK TIES. LACE TIES, RIBBONS, SILK
HANDkERCHIEFS;
hosiery in al styles and at all prices:
BUTTONS, WORSTED PRINCES, GLOVES:
CORSETS, the cheapest and best in the city. Look
at orr soc. CORSET. side lace and side steel.
All we ask is Il call before you buy.
D. i +. MITTELDORFER,
oc 2O-S,MSW 527 Broad street.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS


ALL-WooL BLACK CASHMEREs at 37Hc.;
LUPiNS ALL-WOOL, in black aud colored, at
Soc;
LUPIN'S SATIE.FiNISH at s5c., the market value
Of whit h IS S1.15;
ALL-WOOL SHUDAH CLOTH, in all the new
shades, at 35c.: ~. ...,,
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS at 12E, 1Gsl, 20,
and Csc;
A large stock of BLANKETS, purchased to great
advantage, will be offered surprisingly low;
1914 BLANKETS at from 81 pair up:
Also, large stock or WHITE and COLORED
FLANNELS;
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL at 1896, generally
valued at csc. a yard;
rs pieces BLACK and COLORED CLEARING,
some Of which viii be offered at near one half
their value. &C %
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ng WE HEREWITH EXTEND

NE w II HEREWITH EAIEND
TO OUR NUMEROUS
CITY AND COUNTRY PATRONS
A CORDIAL INVITATION TO BE PRESENT
AT OUR
SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF
ONE HUNDRED AND sEYENTY-NINE CASES
OF
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 27Tn,
COMPRISING
wORsTED DRESS GOODS. 1915: upwards:
CoLORED and BLACK CAsHMEREs, SOC. up.
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS and sAT1Ss, 75c.
PLAIN aPSaE Striped. and BRocADED vELvrrs,
BLACK SILK PRINCES Especial importanonh
csc. upwards: ~
k Ksf, HHpRls IGHlT I6d Gs n~nGa
Latest patterns FLANNELS, for sacques' 62Sc.
PLAIN sRSI and TwrLLED FLANNELs-ar colors-
200 i pitees " GGANToN FLANNELs-frem auction
The p best 5oc 75c and 81 CAssIMEREs in vir-
Every 5'I shade of WATERPROOF very cheap:
Best BEAVER and DIAGONAL ClOAhlNGSv very
500 CIUAKs made 10 our order, and guaranteed
In price. quality. ana nj
Our 81 SHETLAND SHAWL can't he beat:
All kinds of MISSES and LADIES' SHAWLS
cheaper than ever;
800 dozen KID GLOVES-evcry new shade-50c.
LADIEs,, GENTLEMES's, and ,CHILDRES's
HOSIERY-the largest stock In the city;
l.5u0 CORSETS-beauifula ~ gOod-50c. uD:
LACE aud SIXTIES and HANDKeRtHIEFS:
SILK, LINEN. aud LACF-HANDkEkCulEF
RIBBONS RUCHtNGS, LACES. EMBROlDE-
RIES in The most complete and greatest variety
DLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTlNGS aud
SHEETINGS: e
TABLE.LINENS. NAPKINS. TOWELS. QUILTS,
BLANKETS. CCRTAlN-LACES,P PIANO and
TABLE-CDFERS;
BOULEVARD and BALMORAL SKIRTS lower
CENT EMEN'S. LADIES'. aud CHILDREN's
MERINO UNDERW EAR, in every size and
grade. from csc. up;
U&LAUNERIED SlllRTS-the best in the world
4; soc: ,
Broad. street agency for DOMESTIC PAPER PAT
Terms. THALHIMER BROTHERS.
COL Broad street, corner sixth.
Mr.. f. r. PALMoRE, OF PowDatan county, is with
us, all Will be pleased TO sec his friends. oc %
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The cry that the Mozarters are to be
cheated out OF the election is confession
in advance that they are TO be defeated at
the ballot-box; but the friends OF the NC
CULLocH settlement should take It as q
warning that the Mozarters intend to play
tricks upon them such as these tricksters
are so familiar with. Keep an eye con-
stantly upon them on the 4th.
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s7Es,aT AyonEr GgH
sETrIEMERT IRON I'll BERIN.
MING. AND This TO
srRIESDs or NINE Il THEs Is La.
3TURE on BoTHsaI 1E CUES,
TON. AS CAN ABuGDAATsL1-Y
ssPKoyE.. AND HAVE NEVER SAID
OR MfRITTEsN a WORD INCoNsIsF-
EEypWsgH .YFIs osiFloff s.....ii Fl e
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Three per cent. interest upon S30.0OO,0OO
is 100000 annually. Six per cent. interest
upon S3O,OOO,OO0 is S1,sOO,0o0 annually, or
Just twice as much. Do you need any en-
lightenment upon so simple point?
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Coupons are receivable for taxes. True
but the friends of the MCCULLocH settle
ment intend that the coupons shall never
come upon the market. They'will be paid
at the Treasury when due. We shall have
money in abundance to pay all the interest
that will FALL due under the MCCULLoCH bill.
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.ss.ss For State tohprotnise to ay,noney
ana then claim the right 70 withhold 10 q PART
q It,,ais What the Supreme Court TT Of The
United States has decided that twill not
allow. The words quoted are alnnosslfden
tieally the language Of that high tribunal 70
And isn't it rigbt9 You would sco Z, 70 70
do sue suu1ich istbing yourself ia your own trans;
actions even liz you had the .power,:s would
you be one,of u, hundred, or oneof athou-
SAND, or one Of hundred thousand, 70 !, DO
All act which you would be ashamed 70, 90
yourself? @s zi.4.&
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In speech at Harrisonburg last Monday
DIR, MoFFETT said he was the author OF the
Moffett bell-punch, and he should always
advocate taxing the honest mans grog, in
stead of the bread and butter Of the poor
man and bis children [applause1. So says
the Staunton Vindicdtor.
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"The card signed Chesterfield sent up
last night, was sent here by -" Too
late. The name ought to have accompanied
the card. We put it at once with our waste
paner ,'.g."r
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HANOVER COUNTY.
ASHLAND, VA, October "a, 10

ASHLAND, VA, October "a, 1879.
! Editors of Dispatch: A political meet
ing was held here this evening, commence
inc at3 O'Clock. On motion Of General T.
NJ: White. Mr.. G. e. Taylor was chosen
president, and B. j. Pleasants was elected
secretary. The meeting was addressed by
the candidates for the Offices to be filled in
the General Assembly from this county
(Hanover) and Caroline.
The discussion was opened by DR.. Que.
senberry. He said be was the'only Con-
sentative candidate from this senatorial dis
trict, and Wind cated his course for the two
terms he has served in that capacity. He
said he had done the best he could He
had probably erred in some things-he was
but human. He made sound, practical
speech inrfayor Of the present settlement,
which will doubtless be productive OF much
e ~. fsTsI ~
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where Il, the candidate who, u elected
will have The independence to advocate
such incfesse he cart be found. The Z
assertion, is, therefore, not onlysa falsehood,
.but It is So els,evideBtly false that it viii
answer a. good purpose as measure o. y
other assertions made by the As1tator1s :.
You know this one assertion to be faise
you can infer that their other assertions are
equally; false. 2 $500
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THE FAMOUS cHURcH-CHo1R CHORUS.

THE FAMOUS CHURCH-CHOIR CHORUS.
Among the company will he the eminent comedian,
Mr.. GEORGE w. DCNHAM,
the orig nal American SIR JOSEPH PORTER;
=... ~. MISS MARIE BDCKEL.
the accomplished soprano singer and dramatic
artistc:
.s."+ MISS LIZZIE ANNANDALE,
the famous couIrato late of The Srakosch Gran
..- Italian Opera:
Miss BELLE MACKENZIE,
the original COUSIN HEBE;
MIR. SAM. G.. YOUNG,
the original CAPTAIN CoRCoRAN;
Dir. JOHN E RElBERT,
the original BOATswAIN:
MIR. CHARLES HOGESDORP,
the brilliant baritone;
MIR. JOSEPH GRf ESSFELDER,
The great basso;
and over THIRTY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in
the choru,es.
The repertoire will be us follows:
MONDAY-H. III. S. PINAEORE.
TUESDAY-THE LITTLE DUKE.
WEDNESnAY-H. NJ. S. PlNAFORE.
..a. THURSDAY-THE LITTLE DUKE.
FRlDAY-THE MAYOR-a new opera, by F. W.
MILLS, he great organist.
SATURDAY EVENING-THE SORCERER-an
entirely new epers. BY GILBERT P SELLIyAN.
No increase In The prices. BoX-shect at J0hnson's
and Office Of Theatre. oc 24-3t
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oil. yes the Agitators can prove that the
taxes .wsll be raised as readily aud as easily
as they prove many other Of their assertions
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I SPECIAL isI|EII n 20
- NE;Rs AND DEsIRABLE-GooDs
AT
LOW PRICES. "a 4

~ IL Ig-5,j ~ - At u -
DRESS GOODS In all The latest styles from 1910
Handsome line Of, FIGURED. PLAIN, and PEKLN
q STREPED SA1INS 40 20 and soc. Z 8 = F-ft'3t.
ATWOOD PALM-LEAF DAMASSES at Soc:
An shades IN DOUBLE-WIDTHC oL0RED CASH
se-i hShE W Y TSs' AI1-wooL coIoRED CASH
ExTkA oUHLiTY coLoRED CASHMERE at
65c worth S5c.: 49, ~ -
Q cases KNICKERBOCKER sUITING at exc;
l case PLAID POPLIN at Sl5c.:
40 pieces BROCADEU PoPLINs, all Shades at
All shades Of coEoRED sATINs and SILKS: =
BLACK and CoLORED PEKIN STRIPED SILKS
BLACK: WaTkRED, and BRocADED STRIPED
Auction bargains 10 PLAIN BLACK SILKS.
Large line BLACK DASIlMERES at very low
LUPf TiSss SUPERB BLACK CASHMERE. 4e
= inches wide. ut S0c. worth 1926;
S6-INCHf WIDE ALL WOOL BLACK CASH
MERE at SOC. worth g.; ..,,t,,!ssr' .s.-.t..t
BLANK ETS-the cheapest LOT in the city:
ALARGE 1914 WHITE BLANKET at 81 So;
A liza CALIFORNIA WOOL. BLANKET at
200 SI pair ladies KID GAUNTLE Ts az 6oc;
Ailshades 3LBUTTON KID GLOVES at 40c.
Try HARRIS FERNANDO KID at S1-the best
dollar glove In The city:
2-BUTTON LADIES' UNDRESsED KID, in
light brown and dark slate. ut 35c., at
JULIUS MEYERS,
ec27 sos Broad street.
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70 = . &. 53AKHkAGf&s 3 3.
Married, on ffa 22d instant, &C ihe residence OF
fhegtfide, nv Rev. 55hn III. Butter. JOHN A.
GO0LsBY and Miss MARY g. TYLER; all OF this
& Married In MosrisaDia, Eew York city. ON The
ord Instant BY Rev. Cufffs% Woodruff, Miss
JULIA A.. CURTIS. OF Morrisantn. New York city.
daughter OF J.. "a, and Airs. IA afana-
6alahterof ETH, Chalkley. Of fhis ctty5 so HUGH
MoFFITT Of lsichnJopd, Val II 80 ias