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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-29

Is Governor HOLIDAY good leader ?
Then follow in his footsteps next Tuesday.
p Is Lieuteuaut-Goyernor WALKER true
man? Then vote as he will vote next
Tuesday.
is Auditor TAYLOR an honest man Then
cast the same honest vote that he will cast
next Tuesday. s..
Is General ROGERS worthy tile-leader ?
Then join his platoon next Tuesday. s
Is DR.. RUFFNER q friend OF the public
schools? Then aid him in supporting them
next Tuesday.
Is Mr.. HUNTER a faithful Treasurer !?
Then assist him in doing as all honest
treasurers and all other men ought to do
next Tuesday.
Vote for friends of the MCCULLoCH bill.
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

..----- .-.--------. OCTOBER "a, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The present political
canvass 10 this county has been the most
thorough and active which has been known
here for years, and the true men OF Rockl
bridge are aroused as they have not been
since 1859. = I'll
The present Reputation andidateS ran
two years ago against the regular nominees
of the Conservative party, Governor Letch-
err and Colonel J.rG. Shields. They then
called themselves Red9justers. The apathy
OF eight hundred, voters and many spe-
cial and transient causes operated to
defeat the Conservative nominees and elect
Messrs. Frazier and Ludy by majority OF
| five hundred. There is no apathy now.
The people understand and realize the i'm
portance Of the questions involved IN the
contest. Hundreds who did not vote at all
lin 1877 will vote, now. and vote right. at
least two or three hundred who voted for
Messrs. Frazier and Lady as ReddjuSterS
will notyote for them hen the square issue
is presented, Shall Virginia repudiate her
contracts? And Messrs. Frazier and Lacy,
however they may disclaim it, are undoubt-
eddy the advocates Of the most shameful re-
pudiation in the judgment OF all fair men
who have heard them enuncIate their wild
and absurd but dangerous heresies. .@
One OF the most interesting episodes in
the canvass has been the visit to our county
OF the Hon. c. T. Smith, Of Nelson.
Mr. Smith bad been asper>edin the most
uuprovoked and gratuitous manner by
Messrs. Frazier and Lady in their public
speeches in the county. Mr.. Smith, hearing
of this from several sources, came to the
county and met the calumnies as only a
brave and heightened gentleman could. He
came to us stranger. His fearless and GAL
liant bearing while in our county, and bis
powerful and truthful exposition OF the
facts and the arguments in favor OF the Just
settlement made OF Virginia's debt. have
won him hundreds OF friends among the
people of Rockbridge.
He addressed the people st FIVE different
places in the county, and his speeches
ia each case are considered to have been
powerful for good. He has won honor
here, and as a patriotic, able, and faithful
son OF Virginia, deserves to be honoreds by
his State.
You may count upon solid Conservative,
debt-pay ing delegation from Rockbridge.
NATURAL BRIDGE.
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II the Forcible Readi listers really had
any proposition before the people OF Vlr-
GINA for permanently settling the State
debt ON a better plan, or even as good a
plan, as that embraced in the McCULLoCH
bill, we are free to admit that it would fairly
be debatable question, about which there
might reasonably be an honest difference
of opinion among our best people. But no
such proposition has ever been presented,
or even claimed to exist, or TO be desired,
by the Repealers. They have no substl-
tute to offer nor amendments to make.
Like so many vandals, they only seek to
pull down aud destroy everything that is
good and useful in their march without
leaving a vestge of honorable readjustment
behind them. In fact, satisfactory readjust-
ment is just precisely what the leading
spirits Of agitation don't want. They
want the question kept open as perpetual
bone OF contention that they may ride into
power aud position, and ultimately accom-
plish downright reputation. This infa-
nous purpose is openly proclaimed by
some OF the more indiscreet and outspoken
members of that clan like POWELL, Of
Spotsy lyania, and others, and very imper-
fectly and bIunderingly concealed by the
ringleaders themselves from considerations
OF policy. Reputation is their objective
point, and all of their actions and designs
tend directly to that disgraceful end. Let
the people rise up in their majesty on Tues
day next and crush the monster.
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Upon the election in Louisiana this year,
will turn, in att probability, the electoral
vote of that State. The new Constitution
gives to the Legislature then to be, elected
the right, Mt its discretion, to chooses presi-.
dental electors .Neao ,Fork Times.
There lis more constitutional law from
New York. II the Times will read the
United States Constitution, 1t will find that
every State Legislature already has that
power. And II Is the last refuge Of States
rights. The Federal Constitution says IA
g Each State shall appoint, In such man
Sner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a
number OF electors" &c. xs., ~
The South Carolina Legislature always
elected her presidential electors up,to 1860.
II Congress refuses to repeal the DAvEN-;
PORT laws, every State Legislature ought to
choose the presidential electors. lHi'
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!. treason. strase pms. aaa 8 ~ ~, saa
q rne most conclusive es,aeI.es ~. ~ 4
ai usters are bent o. no.p'as y
.,;s esa,naign but z treason ssiasegsh.s'
.nas .,ai,s ) i pres la tho eace tnass
aua 1, /, were possible for them, 20 opsaln
.,siorisy I'D both branches OF the Les.s. y,
snre nj. virtually iupossibie ior tne 81
either to reneal the McCulLosoH nlh % :. =
substitute any other plan OF reaa1 pss..eas
i, ,ts s.ead. because It is concede d Iact oa
All, hanf,s that Governor HOLIDAY Wo1 ~
ra,o anv such bill without HESITATION " "
~ 49, ,,.a,,,d N honor be bound to- DO.
Ar.,. r. the Readiusters were, even TO Sc
c,,re tro.thirds' majority tRhtch !, it IS ao-
a,,rs 20 sapposeb aud pass % bili oyer yer. tn pc
ssorrrnor,s veto, stitl' it would be unaya'i-
fnr. becasise It would meet the same nate
before the Court OF Appeals that did the
repeal of the funding act Of 1871, aud lead
oniy toithe same complicated results. SO
much Of the MceTLEocH bill as has been
compiled with, according to law would
stand, In defiance Of all tsampeEiDg OF the
Resdjusters, md the $4,000, 600 OF tho old
bonds which have been already funded
could never be recalled; and il the "cor ~
tract" il complete. as We have no, doubt vi it
viii be, NO future Legislature can reverse
II. or obstruct the complete funding OF the
remaining sa4, 0oo, 600 Of the old bonds.
tits a clearly demonstrated fact, there:
fore, tina. the game OF the Forcible Resd.
busters in this contest is only one OF tres
son, strategems,a and spoils," and that il
they should be given the control OF the LIE
gislature they would only make confusion
worse confounded," embarrass and delay
any honorable and satisfactory read3ustmen
OF the debt question, feather their OWL
nests with positions and emoluments, OF OF
fee, and inllict lasting bankruptcy and dis
grace upon the State.
Let the honest masses OF the people re
member these facts on Tuesday next.
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KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LITTLE PLYMOUTH, October %, 1879.
The usual monotony OF this village was
varied to-day by meeting OF RcadJusterS.
4 man named Cannon, the chief OF Repu-
diators in this county, and the meancst man
to be found anywhere, was the moving
spirit. AS there was to be Conservative
barbecue to-day above the Courthouse. he
thought be could come down here and have
things all his own way. But unfortunately
he was disappointed; for Mr.. "Speaker "
Pollard, our Commemorative attorney, was
present, and proved one FOO many for him.
Cannon said he was sick The looked so to-
wards night, and could make only one
speech, so it was agreed that Pollard should
omen In thirty minutes and Cannon close
in forty. There was no comparison between
he two men in their respective speeches.
Pollard is a hieb-mnded, honorable gentle
man, and his address was full OF cogent ar
gumenls. while Cannon-well, no one who
has not heard him can form any idea OF
what .ticstive cuss" be is. His whole
aim is to stir up faction against faction, the
black against the white; and he is anything
| to get into the Senate. He straddes every
question, and does not hesitate to - craW-
| fish /" on the slightest prOvocation. The ne
groeS, quite large number OF whom were
present, seemed TO be rather suspicious OF
him. Both speakers were frequently inter
rupted By some men who had been listen.
ing too assiduously to the du!cet tones OF
the bel-punch. 1t is generally thoushI
that King and Queen will support the NC
Culloch bill the 4th OF November. l.. A.
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{ Mr.. Fowler In the House, ma yoted
for By the Readiustsrsa In nedy, pro;
makes their issue imperative. (see House
Journal 1879 '79spp. 522-'7). Mr. Massey
also mr. ttie Senate introduced 4 bill pre-
yiding for the issue OF five millions Of such
certificates. rs(see Senate bill ~ OF session
1Sfs-'fa). 4 .$Sts II jl-9i
|-SsAs to- the payment Of interest to the Eng.
Iish bondhoIders during tie war In gold or
tobacco, ] End no act Of Assembly direct
Ing 1t. Hithey were paid ut all, they bad
to- be paid in O currency current in Eng
Iand. cannot see the point In Mr.. Riddle
bergers statement, but nm satisfied he IL
incorrect in his facts as to the war legisla-
ton. Very respectfully,
t1& w. W. HENRY.
October %, 1870.
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QUERY ?-If Parson MASSEY, the g

QUERY ?-If Parson MASSEY, the great
apostle of forcible readiustment, has served
six years in the Legislature without ever
having proposed, voted for, OF piloted
through that body any act for the perma-
nent settlement of the debt question, we
ask the good people of Albemarle and
Greene the pertinent question: How much
longer will he have to be pensioned upon
the Treasury Of the State before he accom-
plishes anything approaching that import
ant result? Six years longer9 Or will he
prefer to take lifelong lease Oh the office
for DO services rendered ..,.
1t is an important question for long
suffering constituency to consider.
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Oc 90 cod
GT COHEN BROTHERS WILL or.

n COHEN BROTHERS WILL or.
FER on MONDAY choi.e lot Of NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS, In pure silk. and wcra;eG an! .9s
mixtures; also, full line Of FANCY SILK VT
VETS in all the newest shades.
BLACK PEkIN SILK VELVET at Sle5:
GUlNET'S MANTlLLh VELVET II !G-...4.
rally valued az Sl1:
BLACK SILK VELVETS from $!.2j up--,ar,
rare bargains IN those goods;
OlI.-BOlLED BLACK SILKS II Soc. II y,.l. Tl,y
now offer the largest stuck Of SILKS cy-r ogr-.,,
this side of New York, among ,hulu so.erotna
most startling bargains:
pieces 0f GUlNET'S BLACK >.TIN-FIN,,l
warranted in every respccU II 1875;
10 pieces more Of the heavier w.iy' ~ = 80 Ter.
yard. general price Of which $40:
BONNET'S anu GCINEI'S ">rGiiNE >NrIV
FINISH" che finest qlai'" raraufar'g,r,' 4
$3.50 and S2.75 4 r"r!. tie general yaur Il
which i 81 yard:
In COLORED SILK th"y n..r very ha!c an i4,'-
ity. among them VII l rnGrI -oin" r,i,' nIr
gains;
They also offer the most crt"u II" variety IN StLK
and WOE>TED NOVELTIES;
Full fine OF BLACK amt 'uLoREU "EkIN SAT-
ms At $l.2j.
Special rIrion Is called to their larg" -n, ~
EVENING SILKS. r'@i
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HIGHLAND COUNTY.

OCTOBER ~, 1919.
Editors Dispatch: Highland has been
under a cloud. The public debt has been
thc 8. raw head and bloody bone" held up
continually. We have been afflicted and
tormeuted from time to time, from Judge
Harris, with bis reimbursement in the cool,
down through Paul, Massey. and Joe Sher'
rard. Happily, on one occasion the gallant
Tucker came to our relief, and light is
daynipg. At the same time Captain Fig
gait, with cruelty unknown IN the annals
Of political warfare, completely annihiated
his opponent for senatorial honors. The
crowd on that occasion, though having 4
majority OF RepealerS, were evidently "a0t
for joe" The RepellerS have candidate
(Mr. Rlvercomb), who expects to 90 20 the
House OF Delegates. Ii he goes his mis-
sion bids fair TO be very sad one. They
will need IL few pall-bcarers. Let the party
of Roadjustmelt, SO called be decently
buried next winter. Mr.. Mustoe is the can
didate OF the Conservative party on the
broad platform OF honesty and fidelity to
engagements. And, though the eiSht-by-
ten trumpeter in our midst toots his little
horn and says his Is the peoples candidate,
there will be many men i'll Highland on
eleclion-day who Will not bow the knee to
little King Malone, who gobbed up all the
Stale stock in the railroads. This is at least
the opinion Of One OF THE PEOPLE.
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~ FAIR-WEEk FAlk-W EEK i.
TREMENDOUS EAGtiAI\
II. & l.. NITTELDDRFFR
WILL EXHIBIT THIS WEEK
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER "FFliEb
IN THIS cry.
ALI. WE ASK is 4 CALL BEFORE IpT III T.
DRESS GOODS


All the newest style In all grades:
BLACK CASllMEEES Al L.. l63, 20, -. go De-!
ALL9WnoL ELAcK, and c9!LorEn1 cA,tt-
Our ALL-WOOL BLAt CASHMERE ., '"''
BLACK SILKS. from auction, from 5cr.to -"
Look at our ELACK SILK =: - woslh II IL:
COLORED SILKS and SAIiN> maj, sha!'.
BLACK SiLk VELVETa a fl'"".' 7l''> =.
BRoCADED vELvET- in all coiors, for '.s.
BLArK SrLK rRINGEs-thr chcapes, tarr
SHETLA AND snAWi.> IA all cOI"rs a, :! an; r
cLo1KS; cLoAKs!- A very large s'"cs. .,s =
DLANKETS! BLANKETS: III WHIT 'H' ..'
ORED, from per pair 10 ne :! '' '" .,g
$50 pieces WHITE. RED. BILE. ao!, ~
FLANNELS, IN plain and t"l I"t. VI.
FLhENtlS 4. l2ts. -. l., -, H.! -
These goods are ten per ccn1. 49, ''''" '''''
CAipETs. CARPETS: CARPETS %.ma"'@ 3.
ON this article we are he tcqHarri 400 ' ' $50
The lowest prices;
HEMP CARPETS At 10. Ii. - a"l or; g. -.
Wool. CARPETS AZ -. %. ~" 3d. w. '.,....
90. G5. 10, 75c..aud - Tor The '.F! .'..
FLOOR oIL-cLoTH> At 3or. r'r yr1h r's:''
FLOOR Oil CLOTHS im4 I.5-i.d.i. AMI II:
| cocoa MATrINGS from ,.imu; nm. ,
| TAPESTRY aud EtLVhl WIT ''' az
| TABLE OII.-CLUTllS III , .'',i I'D ii A'''''.
| aud FANCY: r...,.
| mrn-t complete a>.ortmrH': .. ...
| LADIES EEST>.-lD0 i"nn Ia be- -.' '
| apiece, regular price ! apiece. !@.' B. I'D.
| goods before you buy. .,.,..
| INDICATED RED FLANNEL SUM- 81.
DRAWERS for gentlemen AZ SD =.
USDF rs. at 20. 80. IS, ~. 5".'.-.7i
90c and 81 apiece: 90.
CASSlMEi:ES tor mems aud boys wear u g. .
uobby styles. In these 9ood' sc oArT 81 =
gains. It
SILK TIES, LACE TIES. R!%GnN~. ~
HANDkERt IlIEFS:
hosiery IN al siy'c- and a al prizes;
BUTTONS. NORSrrD FRINGE. "InFJ.','
CDRSETS. the chraprst ana h">t ~ 'H' r''T'
at our soc. CURSE /. side lace ana '''- 49,
All we ask Is y call before N"l boy. ,.v,-.,
ID. n r. MIIItLNbEt -.
&C 20-S.M&W 90 "E'''
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me Ra.lroas g 8 81 81

rhe Raslrso 81 al ts Feb &
We publish this sn ing xery Interest,"
ing letter from pErs .l \ ESQ. I
touching the iaiunc Issued since the ne
last Fair forever prom bssting tteecars Of tte
'Rtchmsnds Frederick silnrE aud Rotprnac
I.RaiEcad Company 10 be run by steam on
broad street. It was far from our pnrp pose pose
Is as Injustice 10 the railroad company:
We had lost sight % the case OF tue g Broad
street association ana had ID mind y when
We sarose our little paragraph Of yesterday
only the other.case, referred to by Mr.. DAM
.Ye1. asa tee srsptd EST f. enough for us.
1.-THE Supreme Court Of Appeals has de-
cided that trains shall never more be
seun by steam ON Broad street, however
much the people tof Richmond may desire
them SO to do, si,en we have nothing 70 do
But TO bow to- the dietum of that high, tri-
bunal. Atany rate, they have now . prac7
teal ,illustration. OF the nature OF their de.
cision which will enable she distinguished
isurfsts composing that court to seethat that
decision IS either right or wrong, and X
the latter will cause them to reconsidesit at
the first opportunity. 1t is very impor-
tant matter to the State Agricultural So
ciety and to TIE city sof Richmond, not to
say to all the people 81 Virginia. =, =.
We say we yield with all the grace that is
at our command tn the weight OF authority
with which Mr. DANIEL enforces his opin-
ION; and yet IN bis own language we find
the identical Qualifying words which we
used yesterday. BE, says the Court OF Ap-
peals ordered Judge FIrzHusH--; ! ~. a.
aTo grant an Injunction forever re.
straining and prohibiting the railroad com.
pany from l1stng locomotives in that part oi
Broad street in aotich they had been pro.
hitited by the city ordinances" (fhese last
our italics.) ~ j,
Now, suppose there were at present NO
part OF Broad street in which locomotives
were prohibited by the city ordinances
where, under the order OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, would the injunction be
That is all we wished to say on the ques'
ton. We greatly desire, for the sake Of the
city and the State and the Agricultural So
ciety, that the railroad company should have
the privilege which has been denied 1t BY
Judge FlTzHUGH. But we know as well a.
Mr.. DANIEL that there is no use in com
planning. He knows better than we do what
the Court Of Appeals meant by its order.
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y THINK THAT"RATHER THAN

"I THINK THAT RATHER THAN
ALLOW IT TO FAIL WOULD HAVE
ACCEPTED THE MCCULLOCH BILL
JUST as 1T CAME FROM THE COM
-MITTEE.s AND AS FOR THE SENTI-
MENTs OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
LEGISLATURE, I HAD AT THAT
TIME PAINFUL EVIDENCE. THAT
ALL THE OPPONENTS OF THE
SCHOOL SYSTEM WERE NOT ADVO-
Gates OF THE McCULLocH BILL."-
w. 81. Rufner. oe2 2t@stf lt ~ e..
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in Albemars county, at the residence oi
Major ,Jchn W. & ross. on Thursday 21d lslan,; "
Rev. +, +. August. Dir. j. h1.tXASbER BRQH,N
and Miss BETTE ID. AUGUST, dauShtcr Of NE
Nathaniel August; all Of Hanover county, Va
,,aI,v October 22d. al II ~, BY Rev. Arthur 5.
Johns. assisted by Rev. j. r. Joyncr Miss RO-
Safe, HAXALL. daush,er Of Sir: X. barton
HayaII TO C. POWELL, holland, Esq, OF Midi
dleburg, Loud0un count, Va.
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Forty-four million four hundred and
tfty-three thousand and eight hundred and
fifty standard silver dollars have been com
ed to date; S12,221,010 are in clrculatIon'
and $50, 49,, $40 are in the Treasury.
Miss Lille Dckey, OF Lancaster, Va, ac-
cidentally shot herself last Friday Wnii>t
on visit to Minneapolis, MINI, and dieu
In q fey hours.
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Honor and shame from no condition rise,
Act we'll y0ur M ri, There III the honor lies :

But surely it would not be acting well
a reputation Of an honest debt. And you
may rest assured that 1t were perfectly idle
folly for us to propose another readjust-
ment,to our creditors. Either this one mus!
be accepted, or they will fall back on.their
rights under the old funding bill. .f9
And then will follow naturally If not I'M
,avoidably- REPUDLATION.e. at
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IL COHEN BROTHERS

ARE OFFERING
AEL-WOnL BLACK CASliSIEHE@ Al @7.c.;
LUPiN's hLL-WOOI, IN black au! cyoroi, 4!
SOC:
LUPIN'S >ATIN-FlNl>H At Sc, the market y7.,,
Of wh!o h i Il 10
ALI.-WOUL SllGDAlI rIuTlI, III al 81" ngs
shades, at 3Jr.:
4 large .toc, of DRESS GOODS at II !, 10. ~.
and 2Jc.:
4 large stock of BLANKETS. purchased ir yi.t:
advantage. will b" offered surprisingly low,
lU-i BLANKETS 1T from - Il pair up:
Also. Z large stock Of WHITE AMI tDLOElD
FLANEELS:
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL AZ 1919" rfu'tn3I
valued ~ 2jc. Il ward;
% pieces BLACK aud CnLnEl' ''hfh'N''
some Of which ~ill nc offered nj n''' gu. '''
their value. '' -
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Ara recent meeting of so.called soutber

Alta recent meeting of so-called southern
Republicans in Washington city, says the
World, when Virginia was called @ motion
was made to strike out the name OF DR..
;JoaGENsEN and insert the name OF DR.. j.
w. Weirz. There was along debate, dur.
ing which DR.. WoLTz referred to bis own
services in Virginia, and said he was not
IKE FORBES, OF Richmond, who was intro
duced as "a haiti Democrat, but he was O
Radical Republican sealawag. =. = t 2,< ~
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/ The Observation-Disclosures fof,as7T de-
handed settlement Of the public debt tl
which would place II within iiunill The power OF
the State to- pay The interest upon. that debt
regularly without increasing taxes. f The
last Legislature provided for Just that sort
ayI ra,s ,f,,atnn nt ~ ~ II ~. iisi'
Let, all honest Readiusters .yotsE sfor
friends Of the .McCULLooH bill torepresent
them in the next Legislature. ~
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Are you satisfied to cast a vote which
nexe year, or ten years hence, you may be
called upon to explain? Are you willing
to run The risk of having stain, attached to
your name forever? eng s"ay< .@.... -
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8 al YoHED gHE logBLLo OCH
eEfTLE3ENf F0M TIE BEGIN
sHTNG. 8ED Tafg WAS KNOWN TO
IFR1ENDsoF MINE IN TEE Z EA1sLA-
sTURE-6N BoTE sIDEss9F THD BEss
IRE is s. fk i1tttNHkNfHY.
PROVE, AND 1. HAVE NEVER Said 's1
Or WRITTEN IA WORD fINCONsisT-
sENTMfTH THIS P9sTFIoN.0-.,W,. Il.
.5yssfHnSr ~ H. 4: 81 i'tsft z: ~ s.
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i, Don'tstayi away from the polls: because
OF d rain, or snow, Or a food. And after
you gel there, be sure chat your vote is
counted. The men who, would wrong the
States creditors would wrong you. .ga
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/ DR.. RuFFNER was SO. well pleased with
the McCULLUcH bill last winter that he was
almost.ready to declare for 1t Just as it first
came from the committee. BE iswarmly
enlisted now in support Of the settlement
to be effected under that bill. School,seach.
ers. all, stand by your Leader. Il Follow
where he leads, and you cannot do'augtit
that will damage your schools. -. -.
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me- NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
AT
Low PRICES.

DRESS GOODS in all the latest styles from Is &c
40c.; .
Iantson" line Of FIGURED. PLAIN, and PEKIN
STRIPED SATINS At 25 and SOC:
ALL-WOOL PALM-LEAF DAMASSES at SOC. !:
All sllad,s in DOUBLE-WIDTlIC OLORED CASH
MERE nj Csc;
36-lNCH WIDE ALL-WOOL COLORED CASH
MERE al SOC: -
Csc. worth S5c.: -
cases Observation-Disclosures SUITING at 6ac.;
/ case Plaid POPLIN AT SIC:
40 pieces BROCADED POPLlNS, all shades, at
All Shades Of COLoRED SATINS AMI SILKS:
BLACK and COLORED PEKlN STRIPED slLhs
BLACK, " Altered. and BROCADED STRIPED
Auction hargains in PLAIN BLACK SILKS;
Large line BLACK CASllMERES mt very low
LrPiN,s SUPERB BLACK CASHMERE, 4G
inches wide. at 90c. worth S1.25:
36-INCu WIDE ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
MERE 1T soc. worth g.:
BLANK ETS-ihe cheapest lot In the cry:
A LARGE 1914 WHITE BLANKET AT 81 Cos
4 ll-4 CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKET *
200 pair LADIES KID GAUNTLETs al Soc;
All shades 3-BUTTON KID GLOVES 1T 4Oc.
TRY HARRIS FERNANDO KID ~ $l-the best
dollar glove In the city:
2.BiJTTON LADIES' UNDRESSED KID, in
light brown and dark slate. at Soc.
JULIUS MEYERS.
oc27 603 Broad street.