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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12
TO CHICAGO.
Only lS hours!

&saSsnysHs observation-disclosures ellaire at t46
p. M Bridgeport $40 p. M; arrives al SeubSpTillS a.
SIS P. nj leaves SteubenVilIe at $50 a m Bridges
port At S.bl T. m. arrive at BOllaIra At Dos a. III.
Inc snubenytlle Accommodation, ia addition 10
the following tiPa between BOlllIFe and Martins
Bridgeport to MartIn's FSrry............lusss. IN.
/" PALATE, ''''.."''''....; l;S6 2. N.
"a De4a ..'a.........ll.9 .. IN.
g., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ., IS y, IN,
Stopping when required NJ ShsTman House. Etna.
VILE est Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
Tickets and Baggage Checks To ali PRINCIPAL poIn,,
N the Eat AID Wet can be procured al ne Ticket
FIR MYERS,
no3 Eaneral fRasengNr Anl TinknI a snnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO.

E&a 9EsE.sIzsassEs3
% and after November II, 1879, Passenger TrEIus
VII run n foll0WE-whFeling Time:
Ea6t-bound. No & I65 sSTITS .
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Dxs GS. MEDICINES. &c.

BEDFORD NA.) ALUM AND IRON
- SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND FILLS. Tor
certain forms Of Dv,p' psia, Diseases peculiar 10
Females. Chronic Diarrhna: Bronchial. S'r"fnl0us
Kidneys and Bladder; Debility Malaria, aud licat!-
ache.
Equal to any wafer Of IS class known to me-"
HUNTER MCGUIRE. NJ. d.. Virginia.
Satisfactory IN uterine d,SeaSr, and IN maariou'
/" Efficient in Dyspcp.ia ana Nervous Diseases
arising from impure bloCd.'
T.. II ,ERISOH, New York
Used with success in certain disease, peculiar 10
females Il. E0SMER. 81. D.. Missouri
- Beneficial in Mal@rial Fever ann Diphthrria:"
s. f. DurOS, Georgia.
W. j. GILBEHT. NJ D.. North Carolina.
" Recommended rs Prophyactlc in yellow -Fc-
yer DISTRICTS ID. L. FAIREX. VI. D., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON Of these Springs begins
JUNE lST. Terms, $50 per month. Carriages
meet Wis tor; al Forest or Iawyers. each four mics
mmiations un~TualI.d. All the comforts and At
fractions. Ssiliul resident physician.
rNGcEs-Wa,cr. so cents per gallon; ~ case OF
dozen mitigation bolirs: 81 20 FOR hve-gallon
cask: Il for tea gallons; s. for twenty saIions-on
board cars at l.ynclhur=. Va.
MAsS.-FIfty cents and ) L bottle; So so and 30
for half-doz:n-:ent postpaid. THIS Mass Is the
water sOhilcd, and contains all The curative prop
err les Of Tie wa cr III reduced space.
PILLS. -Twcuty. five aud fifty cents. AMI 81 pack
age, or IL. $50, rnd SJ-puot paid. These flls
consist the Mas III sugar-coaci pills, formed 10
physician desiring 10 Use u in practice. Pam
phlct free upon applica'Ion. This remedy OF Nature
isendorscd by the medical profession. and atles,e6
4. 81. DAVIES,
President Of he COMPANY.
rs Main street. Iynchturg. Ea.
Sold by POLK MILLER & co.
ap 29-3m 900 Main street. Richmond.
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DEATH OF AN OLD EDIToR.-Mr. a. NJ.
BAILEY. of this city, died yesterday morn
ing at his residence, in this city, AFTER
q prolonged illness, in the sixty-hitn Je'r
OF his age. He learned the print ing
business in early life, entering the hlch-
mond ENQUIRER as an apprentice, and COM
peting bis professional education In the
Religious Herald while edited by the venc'
rable "Brother SANDS" one of the most In
te,lirent and bameless Of men. Mr.. BAILEY
afterwards became proprietor OF the pa
per in association with Dr.. SHAVER ana Mr..
WILLIAM SANDS. Subsequently Mr.. BAILEY
was in other situations in the press. Lie be-
came associated with the Richmond bulletin
and with the revived Enquirer. During the
long period during which he had relations
with the Richmond press be maintained a
reputation for integrity and worth and COM
manded the respect and friendship OF the
community. Mr.. BAILEY was man OF the
kindcst disposition, and was always es-
teemed true and loyal to the dearest rela-
tions in life.
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Mr.. Tlden.

We find in the Anglo american Times of
recent date letter, over the signature OF
81. r. H." from an intelligent Virginan
resident in London, who gives bis views in
the matter of the nomination OF Mr.. TIL
DEN for the presidency at the next election.
Being well acquainted with the southern
people, and especially with the people of
Virginia, he speaks knowingly and, we may
say, correctly. We doubt whether he is
fully assured in the matter OF the opinion Of
accurately what their sentiment is; and we
beg to doubt whether those Democrats are
decidedly in favor Of TILDEN. They may
just say they are for TILDEN for the want OF
some name at hand to put on the national
slate. But they never had any warm i'm
preston in favor Of TILDEN; and in the
course OF the history Of the Electoral Com
mission they so decidedly cooled With re-
gard to him that it is impossible ever to
bring the T1LDEN thermometer above zero.
With reference to the views OF the letter,
however, on southern opinion, we quote
these words as being accurate and just:
"Always, too, it must be remembered,
there is vigiIant constituency keeping u
very sharp lookout on them to see that no
southern interest is battered away for party
purposes. l do not think it is clearly I'm.
derstood what these interests are. l will
endeayor to state them briefly. 1t is abso-
luteIy essential for the future prosperity
and happiness OF the South th2t its people,
OF all classes, condition, and color, should
be perfectly free under the Constitution,
and that it should be at peace with
all the world, and more particularly
with other sections of the Union.
The one idea which overlies every
other now in the minds Of all classes
OF the South is the attainment Of
such political condition as will fulfill these
ends, and thus insure complete immunity
from revolution and political violence.
They do not believe that a Government of
carpet-baggers sustained by Federal bayo-
nets will accomplish this immunity, and on
the otter hand, right or wrong, it is the
conviction there that something approach
ing this ideal will be achieved by Demo-
cratic administration. So deep is this con-
ylctlon that 1t has never for moment been
deemed expedient to make terms with the
Republican party, which, I presume for
party reasons, would prefer to nave solid
South on It's side rather than against it. To
return, however, to Mr.. Tilden, doubt II
any number OF southern politicians will
support him for the presidency"
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
(1UIP.

COUNTY COURT-A NOVEL CASE-P0LITICAL-
REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CONVENTION, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SOUTH BOSTOS, April 80, 1879.
The regular monthly term OF the County
Court-Judee W. r. Barksdae presiding
commenced on yesterday. A large crowd,
despite the threatening clouds, were in at
tendance. Most OF the day was consumed
in granting licenses under the Moffett law !;
yet the grand jury returned quite number
OF true bills. which will make things busy
for several days. A gallant one-legged eX.
Confederate soldier appeared before his
Honor and made application for certificate,
which, under an act OF the Assembly, enti-
ties such to pension in lieu Of an artificial
limb, when one cannot be used. He, in re-
spouse to questions from the Court, stated
that he had been furnished with an artificial
leg, but had never been able 10 use 1t.
The Judge then informed him that it would
be necessary for him to return the limb to
the Auditor OF the State before he could re-
ceiye his pension. 81 am sorry," said the
brave Confederate; '.sfor on d Certain cold
night during the last winter, while on duty as
watcbman OF Banister bridge, was forced
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TO burn my .old leg to keep from ireez-
inc.u This Is doubtless the only instance
or record where n man made nre Oh icy
to prevent freezing. He evidently regaruea
It as useless appendage, and never lot u
moment supposed he would ever De eaiieo
upon to give IL up. ~
The Republicans assembled en- masse on
the court-grecn about 2 O'CLOCK. u!oeI'
3erst fcolored,, a noted local politician,
smoke MT length, exhortiDg bis coioreu
6. brudders - to accept the issue maze Dy
the Dinicrats," and TO make nominations
ut once. ,n
Mr.. John Cosby, the Independent can
didate for the office OF Common"eai'Is
attorney, being called upon, addresseu .ne
meeting. He took the ground tnat lueie
was no necessity for drawing party 'ines ~
the present canvass. and for thae ie" i"t .
would not submit his claims 10 ta1 ,s.s
regular Conservative Convention. ne m~'
(said he) an Independent candldate, uile tho
pected to remain so until tue e'o'e -
fourth Thursday in May. ,,t;yo
Major J. w. Reilly, the Consersa,,,..o
,om;nee was present, and answered Mr.
Cosby. amid the deafening applause OF !ne
LARGE crowd. At the conclusion OF Mp!ol
Railv,s address, which was able ana con
vincino the Court ordered the crowo 10 ST.
loo, one other locality; which was uohe'
subsequently, Asa Coleman (colored)' eS-
member OF the General Assem- D'y, was
called to preside, and J. Brack sto'a'l
fwhite) acted as secretary.
WIZ Committee appointed for the purpose
ronorted the following ticket, which was
adopted by the meeting: For sherlft, zap,
rain E. B. JetIress; for treasurer, Colonel
" W W. Farmer; fer Commonwealth's at
torney. John Cosby.
The meeting then adjourned.
! learn that the name Of Captain Jcffress
was used without his knowledge or consent,
and that he will support the regular Con-
servative ticket.
Colonel W. W. Farmer. like Mr.. Cosby,
is an Independent. Nobody doubts the re-
suit, The entire Conservative ticket VIII
be elected by an overwhelming majority il
every Conservative will do his duty, which,
| doubt not, will he the case.
The seasons are delightful. The fruit
crop will be good. No complaint about
plants; everybody has an abundance.
The Roanoke Presbytcry will meet here
tomorrow. \ large number OF ministers
and elders are expected to be present.
Yours. "THAD."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m- ANOTHER LOT OF CHEAP
GOODS.
list SEE WHAT A LARGE QUANTITY of
GOODS CAN DE HAD FOR LITTLE
MONEY.

BUNT1SGs at l2k, 1es' 81 49, 3d. 80 and QUO
nLAcK CASHMERE at leS % 40, SO; 60 g, .. g. g.
" Is, s5, Soe:, 81, and s1'25 per nd the cheAp-
MACK SILKS at rs, 90. sI.s1. 25. $3.50, s1.75;
81. and up to 80 per y4rd-sood BARGAINS ~ ~
nr p PIX ALpAcAs at 12K, 1eY 20. rs. 80. a5c.,
and mn to IL per yard-never we're US low;
RACK GRENADINES at 8. 10: 20, q; soc. and
up to 81 per vard-great saerifces VII he made We
I2S. and l5c. ward;
PRINTED CAMBRICS, superior quality, at &c.
per yard worth 12ac.;
DRESS GOODS in great variety at Oh, 81, 1o,and
1850 per yard;
lawns In prea: variety at the lowest prices;
MADRAS GINGHAMs, SCOTCH and AMEEI-
CAN GlNGHAMS;
COTTON sHEETINGs. sHIRTINGs and Pill
WHITE hTE QuihTs at 20 75c. ST. s12j 50, ard
MAksEItLEs QUILTS ,a at 90 worth 81 at
OIL CLOTH, two yard, wide" at 75c.a yard worth
Sl.25:
WHITE. RED-CllEEK. and FANCY. MATTINfi
at extremely low prices: also, great bargains in
GES STEEstS WHITE sHIRrs-eooa cotton
and prrr Irish linen7a: soc. r w1.th re:
COTTON aud pure Irish lincn-at 9oc. worth
LADIES UNDERWEAR of every description at
extremely Ow prices We offer exiraoT binary
Inducements In this luc. We have ladies In this
department to wait customers
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTliS, two yards long,
wgiITE AMI AMI "TGRkiEY-RED DoILIEs at Coo.
LINEN Hp IA.RoBES in great variety at 1926,
S1.75.aml 81;
SILK SHIRTS. for gentlemen, at $50 worth
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS at 1oc. set worth
CoL0RED EMBROIDERED COLLARS at &c.,
formerly sold 1T 25c.:
RUBBER DRESSING. COMBS mt sc. worth 10c.,
4, 10c. worth 25c. 1T l5c. worth local Zoe.
worth Soc: ~ - .
all prices:
COTTON-YAHNS In all Numbers from to ~;
CARPET-WARP. best Imality. In all numbers:
MACHINE-EEEDI.ES at CSC. for Il paper or ten
needles for all kinds except Singer, which are
sold at 2Gc. paper:
Large bottles of the best MACfISE-Oll At lOc.;
COISETS In all qualities at the lowest prices;
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS dircc. from the
manufacturers; - ...x..,,.a
A large assortmcn: of DRILLINGS. eASSIMERES,
TWEEDS. COTTONA DIES. aud VESTlHGS:
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS in great
variety al the lowest prices
A large assortment of LACE and SILK SCARtS,
BOWS and HANDkEfCllIEFS 1t
LEVY BROTHERS..
l017 aud 1919 Main street,
anoo Richmond. Va.
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During the same wear the State of Vir

TEsT-OATHs.-The Supreme Court Of the
United States is q conservative tribunal 1t
scents despotism in the distance-not long
distance, however. 1t has freed every
southerner from the hands OF the tools OF
the Administration in the shape OF such Of
the district attorneys and judges as have
for years asked any Of them who were sum-
moned as yeniremen whether they were
engaged in the rebellion = Q) or sympa-
thlzed with it.
Judge FIELD took the right position.
The Infamous law requiring Juror to take
the iron-clad oath Is unconstitutional. An
act Of Congress requiring every Juror to
swear that be owed nobody any money, or
that he had never violated the tariff or in
ternal-reYenus laws, would not be more
certainly unconstitutional.
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What Now?

The Democrats in Congress ought to pass
rs separate bills all the measures which they
desire the President to sanction, and so
force him to sign the bills or veto them
upon their merits. The majority OF the
Democrats is so small that they cannot pre-
vent the passage OF the appropriation bills
without the amendments. In this form,
they will therefore no doubt soon be passed.
But the Democrats have the power to do
what we have suggested.
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printed matter; fourth, merchandise; here.
ioiore merchan disc I" was 1neluue0 III LUG
third class.
There ia no change n the rates o! postage
IN letters or postal.cards, but the Postmas-
er-Generol Is authorized to furnish for pup
lie use n, double postaEcard " that may De
forwarded and returned to writer II not oe-
liycred. said cards to be sold at TWO cents
anlece. fThese cards have not yet peeh IS
sued By the DEPARTMENT. 49,.
IN second-class matter the rate OF pos.-
age will, be uniform ut two cents per pounu,
and at this rate sample copies may De sent
| from an Office Of publication or from
news-agency TO actual SUBSCRIBERS VI "
other news-agcnts. Inc rates ioi tne ue-
livery OF second-class matter ct ietter-car-
rier office are unchanged, but publishers
ore required to send 10 the Office matter ior
delivery bv carriers separate from that for
delivery through the boxes OF the office.
Tbird-ciass matter embraces books. tran
silent newspapers and periodicals, circulars,
and other printed matter not second-ciass:
proof.sheets, corrected proof-sheets, ana
manuscript copy accompanying the same.
| The rate of postage is one cent Tor each TWO
ounces or fractional part OF two ounces.
| Fourth-class matter embraces all mailable
matter not included in the other tnree
c,asses-rate of postage one cent an ounce
mr. fraction thereof. The maximum weight
10 four hounds. but single book weighing
more is mailablc. A simple dedication or
inscription may be written upon the cover
or blank-Ieavcs of any book or of any
printed matter OF the third class. The date
and name OF the sender OF 4 circular, a
we'll as the name Of the person addressed,
NAV be written therein.
No mail matter upon which postage Is
due can be delivered until special STAMPS 10
be furnished to postmastcrs by the Depart,
mert are affixed and cancelled equal IN
value to the amount OF postage due. Inc
penalty prescribed for failing to affX Tue
stamps IS fine OF $50.
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MI TIE GREAT RUSH
AT
TIlALiiIMER BROTHERS.
STILL CONTINUES.
IARGE ADDITIONS To THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK At Low PRICES.

JUST RECEIVED.
A large Invoice of EtNfISGs from lo'E to 4oc'
yard: ~
ID 10 Doe. and ALI-WOOL frcm 41c. tn Il 20.
Doui fail 10 look ~ orr stock Of GLAt X GOODS
before purchasing.
We call the ladies' attention to our large stock Of
DRESS GOODS. which We ,iicr at these cxtr'ordi-
nary low prices:
IL piece. FIGURED aud SOLID PorLlNS at
o. piece; 'K:SrcKErRocKEr. FIGURED. and
CASHMERE POrLlNs at lG".;
1872 pieces DRESS GOODS OF TIE latest styles aud
novelties 1t vcry low prices.
25 pieces STRIPED SILKS at all prices:
l6 pieces BI.ACK SILKS from Csc. TO 81;
4 llr.er large lire oil SLACK and CDI.ORED
A full line of COLt7l.En SILKS. for dresses
and trimmings. ~ extra low prices
100 pieces TOECIIoN LACES from 10 5Oc.-'his
is autxtra che 40 line. bought Al very low prices.
and We call :p"ciai attgnli9n 70 them
LACES. ITALIAN, FRENCH, ana EALEN-
ClENNE5 LACES. ii low prices.
y LNwN$. CHEcKtD, NA!NSHuK*. SWISS
MIsLlMs Il9UESS. nTAB;;;i,Et-LIT;EEN>:E, >Ari;
KlNS, TOWELS, CRASHES. hlNEN>' "nd
olhcr white goods, al low prices.
PARAeOLs-L.tcst novelties. f,rsn-t stock. and
lowest rice. Don't fail 70 lo"k Il our stock.
so dozen UNLArHnHlED sllTErS, Wnre linen
bo-nmS ana cunsj ~ j0". This Is IT." hrS. shirt
We have ever yet offered.
We have also . large lie OF LAhIr>,' and MISSES
HOSE. GtEILFNfS'S CO !. . t. T. - and
WHITE HALF HOSE. GLOVES Of all kinhs.
COESEIS como rMr'lh ~ har:lim.l; ~
COLLARS, CUFFS, AMI many otNer articles. II
low prices.
Our KID-GI.oyE stock Is very large and complete,
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sPEC1As. sNFlEEs
nT COHEN BROTHERS POSSESS FA-
CILITIEs FOR OFFERING BARGAINS NOT
EQUaLLED SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
THEIR DISPLAY IS IMMENSE.

Among thousands OF other bargains they viii |
offer this week
Is pieces HEAVY GROS-GRAIN SILK at IS, 90,
Csc, and 81 per yard;
3 pieces OF BUSNET'S ut t1.15:
GROS-GRAIN TRlMMISG-SlLKS ut Csc;
SATIN and WATERED striped ut 1925;
An I'm mense lot OF BLACK aud COLORED SATINS
from Csc. uD:
GUINET'S BLACK SATIN FINISH SILK at
$3.50, heretofore sold at upwards of go;
Also. GUINET'S CACHEMIRE SATIN-FINISH.
The most superb manufactured, at SO, $3.50.
and 1895 for qua valued nj fully $3.50;
Also. a large stock OF BEOCADE SILKS and
SArINS in Black, Dark, Medium, and Light
shades:
Also, CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS in their
various new effects:
Handsome SILK GRENADINES at s5c.. including
BROf;ADE In STRIPED. and other effects;
MEXICAN MESH and many other GRENADISES
much below market yulur:
! In MOURNlNG-DRtSS FABRICS they otter the
fullest variety Of the most superior manufac-
turc:
Also, 25 pieces SEASIDE and FRENCH BUNT-
ING al reduced prices. ap29
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The SUNDAY-LAw ENFORCEMEST.- Chicd-
40, Ill.,, April 2S.-About one hundred min
listers in this city and vicinity met this morn
ing'at the Grand Pacific Hotel to consider
the Sunday question. Resolutions were
passed demanding such legislation as would
insure day OF rest for all classes. includ-
ing railroad, factory, and other employees,
as we'll as the closing OF liquor saloons and
theatres OF all kinds. The resolutions set
out that every human being has natural
right to lest one day In seven. Another
meeting will be held next Monday.-Spe-
cial dispatch TO Washington Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-30

New TOBACCO STAMPS.--DGring the last
month S2O,000,000 worth OF tobacco stamps
have been issued to collectors. which is
about double the usual monthly average.
These stamps will not be for sale under the
law until the first day OF May, but collectors
have been supplied as rapidly as possible,
and they have been ordered 10 open their
offices at Il O'Clock midnight on the night
of April 3Oth, in order that those desiring
stamps can supply themselves IN time Tor
the business OF the first day under the new
aw.-BQttirnore american.
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II the New York Times will permit us

II the New York Times will permit US,
we will utilize its expressive language, and
say that there is something almost pitiful in
this spectacle Of men like CoNKLlNs, BLAINE,
and EDausDs, occupying the highest legis-
iatiye position fn the gift ofttbe American
people, scrambling fer few crumbs Of Off.
ciat patronage likeso many ward /" strikers
10 Tammany district. They have lost,
andsheuld pay without grumbling. 80 3.
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NJ NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES -
Just received very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMpoETED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY being
FROM the very best English and French lanufacto-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. be- 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods. made up in
the latest STYLES and by the best workmcu Ut PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made TO order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN C.. SIIAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH l3-3n, No 1904 Main street.
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The New Postal Law

The new law relating to the classification
OF mail matter and rates OF postage thereon
goes into effect tomorrow, May LIST. The
following is summary Of its leading pro-
visions ~
ALI mailabie matter is divided into four
ciasses-ytz.; First. written matter; Sec
Cpd, periodical publications mailed by pub
fishers or neWs-agents; third, miscellaneous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-30
Mt COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

NE COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
THIS WEEK FINE LINEN DIES INDIA at %,
80, and $50:
FRENCH NAINSOOK extra widthl at so, CO,
and 75c.:
90 pieces INDIA NULL at 37}4c.. general value of
which Is Coo:
FRENCH MARSEILLES yard wide at SOC, gen
orally sold Al Soc:
A large lot OF Jones, bsst WHITE. CAMBRICS a.
greatly reduced auc:
large stock Of TORt'iIDE LACES-psal DUCII-
ESS, real APPLIQUE. and NALEECIFNEES:
also. an extensive VARIETY Of IMITATION
LACES. np 20
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How many such glorious victories as the
repudiators gained at Newbern will 1t take
to sweep the Southwest, secure them con-
troll OF the next General Assembly, and
send Malone to the United States Senate ?
PeariSburg Virginian.
The Moffett bell-punch liquor law is now
pending in the Missouri Legislature.
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DEATHS.

Died, April 2o'h, NJ 6 O'Clock p. NJ, GUsTAVUS
c., SON Willism j. and Upelia V. Cusseu; aged two
years and twenty eight days.
His funeral wall TAX. place from his fathers resi-
dence, Graham str Ell and Williamsburg avenue, ut
3 O'CLOCK =. NJ. IT, DAY wednesday,. Friends and
acquaintance respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Died, In Warren.on.. Va. on the 18th instant,
Mrs. MARY l.. BROOKE. wife OF James V. Brooke.
Died. at his residence in this city, April goth, at
1925 A. r., A. ac BAILEY; aged sixty i've years.
The funeral Will fake place from The second Bap-
list church at AZ O'Clock p. d.. TODAY.