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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-29
DEATHS.

Died, at the residence Of his relative, Mrs. Lucy
Z. LadG. in Hrnrico county, Va, on TUESDAY. 27th
instant. of cho'tra-infantum. IA RSEST r., infant
child of Peter F. and Augustine Cowardm.
His remains will be Inferred in Shncsoe Hill
Cemetery THIS "wednesday MORNING at II
O'Clock.
Died, on Tuesday night, May 9Th. after long
and painful illness, Mrs. JANE SWORDS, wife of
William j. Swords.
The funeral services will take place THIS MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock at Shnckoe Hill Cemetery.
Friends OF the family are invited 10 attend.
Died. on yesterday "wednesday 2Sth). R1CH ARD
MER GER, son OF Colonel John B. and Olympia W.
Purcell LACED fourteen months.
The funeral will take place THIS tThurs1ay1 AT.
TERNOOS at O'Clock from the residence of his
father, sos Tenth street. The friends OF the family
are inv To 10 attend without further notice.
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SENATOR HILLS SPEECH IN THE CAM
PAIGS.-[From the Hartford Times. i" The
Republicans OF Wisconsin have ordered
100000 copies OF Ben. HIPS recent speech
in the Senate for circulation as a campaign
document" says the Courant. Yesterday
we offered the Coarant 500 in gold il they
would publish Mr.. HIPS speech in their
daily and weekly editions. II it is good
Republican campaign document we are
willing to aid in its circulation, and the Cou-
rant ought to assist. The Courant has made
no response; and we are authorized by MIR.
Samuel Mather, OF Windsor responsible
gentleman, TO add $50 to our offer. So that
the Courant can get $3.50 for publishing
this :. Republican campaign document" 1t
is candid speech----gentlemanly and argu-
mentatiSe.
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We think with Senator BUTLER, OF South
Carolina, that it would be more manly and
wiser to pass the appropriation bills pure
and simple than to pass resolution con-
tinuing the appropriations for few
months. The latter course. would be as
much of " backdown" on the part OF the
Democrats as the former, but would be TO
back down while swearing that they
wouldn't back down. 1t would be to make
mouths at the Republicans.
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The Albany Argus has an article in regard
TO Blaine which contains much more truth
than poetry. We copy its conclusion:
There is 30 man in the United States who
IS SO much dlstrnsted. There is no man
who Is regarded with so much interest.
The people look on him as one who has
flung character to the winds. and they are
curious to see how far and how long he can
get on without character, or without even
the pretepee OF character. He is fond OF
taunting rebels, but they have him at dis
advantage; they never stole anything. He
is fond OF haunting rebels, but they have
him atan advantage; they had real conyic-
lions. lie is fond Of haunting rebels, but
they have him at disadvantage; they put
up their lives and all for the things they
believed. and, going into public life poor,
emerged poorer and without dishonor. He
Is fond OF tannting rebels, but they have
him Vt an advantage; nobody believes they.
are 1cr sale. he is fond Of taEntiDg rebels,
Dnt they have him at a disadvantage;
nobody says they are smart, but mol de.
lendenc can be placed on them. y
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A Response from the border.
BRlsro1.- GooDsoN, Va. AND Tenn.

BRISTOL GooDsoN, Va. AND Tenn,
May 26, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: IhaYe read with a very
great degree OF interest the several commu-
nications which have recently appeared in
the Dispatch, giving the recollections OF
the several writers OF the great Wing or
Harrison Convention in Richmond in Oc-
tober, 1910, and especially to the speeches
OF the late Daniel Webster. AS an humble
member Of that great gathering, among
which were many OF The giants in intelicct
OF Virginia, l feel greatly tempted, By your
kind permission. to add line or two as tony
recollection of that grand and glorious time,
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Hon. II. L. DlcKEY, OF Ohio, said to an
interviewer: "You can bet all the time on
that, for FOSTER means SHERMAN, and SBER-
MAN is going to see that he wins. Likewise
TAFT means GRANT. 1t is a game for the
presidency as well as the goyernorship."
The telegraph will tell us this morning or
tomorrow whether Ohio has decided for
GRANT or SHERMAN. SHERMAN we prefer,
and SHERMAS's man we would bet on if
compelled TO bet.
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The Richmond Dispatch says that the an.
thor of .sDickens's Dictionary OF London "
is dead. This is mistake. 1t is the son,
and not the father, who is the L" maker ana
fashioner. p Wilmington Star.
Silver orc has been discovered in Marion
county rWest virginia.. - Wheeling Regis
ter,
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ME- EiTINJS.
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND,
NInr-DI 1GTn

CITIZENS BANK OF RIcIIMoND,l
May -, 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCK HOLD Frs OF THE CITIZENS
BANK OF RICHMOND will he held at the office of
the Bank on TUESDAY,, June 5, 1879, at O'Clock
Z. NJ.
Shareholders who do not intend 10 be present are
requested 10 call at the bank before the day Of the
meeting ana sign proxies so that 4 quorum m y bc
secured. EDWIN Is. SNEAD.
my 22-id ..-. Cashier.
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"A DANGERoUs CoUNTERFE1T.--Av very dam
gerous new counterfeit tive-dolIar note on
the National Bank OF Pawling, New York,
has made It's appearance in this city, and II
will be well for persons receiving notes Of
that denomination on the bank named to
examine them NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMER
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An expert called at our office yesterday
to examine "the specimen " sent to us by
Mr. BROWN from the Haliiax-wal deposit,
and, after looking at it, wrote upon the box,
s'Iron pyrites, or sulphuret Of IRON"
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n1-AT COHEN BROTHERS. s.

MI At COHEN BROTHERS.
80 pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN
l 0 plcrcs FRENCH WELT at SOC. valued at SOC.
90 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 1885, the
finer qualities greatly reduced:
FRENCH NSOOK, LINEN, DE INDIA:
FRENC NULL, aud all ether WHITE
GOODS, from The lowest TO The finest qualities
ALL.LlNEN HEMMED llANDKERClliEfS ut
&C.: IIcmSitchci very fine quality, IN whllc or
colOrcd signs, Ut So dozen. valued 1T from
So 10 IS 4 tt,Zcn:
100 dozen LACE TIDES at from 35 II 75c., ful
so per cent. under value real ANTIQUE LACE
TIDI ES and BkD-SHAM SETS.
$50 dozen CORSETS, some few very SilShtiy
smoked. al one half tEeir value;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 10, l2's, ! G. 90. 25. 33
40. so. 60. and 75c.; large lot Of LACE CUR
TAINS. IN real and im!talou:
Full regular made HOSE at 12t2c.: at 25c. valiicd
at 40c.: The largest and finest collection OF Hose
Ladies, iik-CL oCKED HOSE at o5c.; also, a
large lot at 162sc.: ~ ,.-
NECK RUCliE in LACE EDGE and laliTATlON
GRAPE LlSs;E 1T 5 and &c. per yard; also, u
the novelties IN fine goods -:
LONG EOLORED LACE MITTS at 75c. pair
valued 1T from 81 10 Sl.25.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS. my 10
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G. P RI q GOQDS.
COURTNEY & POWELL
have now In store complete assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
TO which they invite the attention Of the pnblic.
ChSSl1IERES for men and boys from 25c. to SO;
BLACK CASHMERES from soc. to 5l.25 per
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from SOC. to 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from - TO $50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN:
BUNTINIiS. all shades and qualities;
LINENS OF all kinds;
i bargain In BLEACIED TABLE-DAMASK a.
SOC:
Largest stock or HOSIERY In the city:
UNDERWEAR, for ladies. men, and children;
pARhSOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK AMI LACE TIES;
Ecauiiful SHETLAND SHAWLS;
Full stock Of DONESTICS,
and NIary other IL Sirnblc goods.
We guarantee prices To- hr n low rs any In tn,
market. 129 BROAD SIhEEI,
tlh 2G-3m between Fourth AMI Fun.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday. May 0, 1879, at Woodsidc,
the residence of the brides parents. Gloucester
county Va. by The Rev. William E. Watt, d. H.,
j. GILL CROUCH, OF Richmond, Va, and Miss
IDA MAY KERNS.
The happy couple went noIth by the Baltimore
boat on q briua. tour.
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CaHEaDRES,s CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND BUG
~ GIES.-I have on hand few fine Extension
Top Family Carriages, Ladies' Phaetops, Top Bug
ges and light Business Wagons; one light omnibus,
suitable for watering-pace purposes.
Rtpairing of all kinds done OF low prices In the
very best manner; estimates given. A cali So
iciied. W. c. SMITH,
my14 314 north Firth street.
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MT COLORED HAMBURG EDGlNGs
at 6hc. yard worth 1910;
LINEN HAMBURG EMBROIDERED EDGlNG
at Sc. worth 1oc. yard;
LINEN HAMBURG EMBROIDERED INSERT
ING at SC. worth 10c. yard:
ToRCHoN LACEs 1T 4, 5, 81, 81, 10, 12H, Is,
lGx 90. 25, so, and Csc. yard-tbe best ever
offered for the money;
BREToNNE EDGINGs and INsERT1NGs in all
qualities;
NEW STYLES COLLARS, CUFFS, and RUFF.
FILINGS;
NOTTINGHAM LACES for Curtains Mt 10, l2'a
15,lGX. 20, 25, and mp to 75c. yard;
NOTTINGHAM LAa1BREQUIN LACE at soc.
ward worth soc. LEVY BROTHERS,
lny29 1Cl7 ana lolo Main stree''
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FsyAgCs,y
VIRGINIA BONDS.

THE COUNCIL OF FOREIGN Eaynuo,
LoNpOE, 'HhS'
ih| tnnplAG ASSOCIATIONS reIg,,
STATES or AMERICA, MHrrrn '''
nave. IN accordance With The term. ~
Darch 2s. 1879 arranged to rccetyc W" IN ri
outstanding evidence OF the Sta.c ,tc, my.
In the city Of Richmond. at ':rE'ELi,
THE First NATIONAL BANK -,
TIE PLAETEEs NATIONAL BANK.
from whom full particulars may ~, e,:.r..'
my 2T.I~AiZ-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-29

ME- NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
Just received a very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French Tanufacto-
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | beg TO Inform my friends and The pubic
generally that shall offer these goods, made up III
the latest styles and by the best workmen at PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made TO order
y, short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
,nh 1o-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sg L aRGE DINNER NAPKINS 1hs-lN at Sl
per aoz.n worth 81 10;
HucKAgACK TOWELS at sl.5o worth % .
dozen:
'DAMasK TOWELS at 81. so a dozen worth 80 ];
TURKIsH.BATH ToWELs.at So per dozen worth
@ 1850:
TABLE-CLoTHs. pure linen, two yards long, at
80 and 6oc. worth 75c. and 81;
SUPERIOR TABLE-LINEN from 4oc. 10 s1.75
per yard:
TURKEY RED TAELE-CLoTHs and NAPKINS
a, LEVY BROTHERS..
my 20
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ERAYS, ATTENTION.-A at J.
" Regimen'a' Armory on FRIDAY NIGHT a
MEX al O'clock, in full-dress uniform. whiie Nv
pants for company drill and business. By order II
LOUIS D. BoSSIEUX, Captain. Et..
my 20-2t JAMES E. TYLER, Orderly.
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ME- THE GREAT SALE OF SILKS AT
COHEN BROTHERS..

The greatest bargains ever known. Greatest dis
plav ever made in this city. Fine Satin-Gnsh re-
duccd to the value oil American goods. my 10
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y,Ry,GDs,s,s.
r EVI HEXTER.
IL GET BROAD STREET.

We have few moro special bargains In DRY
GOODS to offer. such us Fancy Lawns, Spring Cas-
s!meres for boys wear. Brow men Sntttngs, and
many Other arttcles-to c!sse out to make for
onr new stock. comprising Ladies' and ChiIdren's
Underwear Infants Lace, Caps, f'iiae Bonncts.
Sacaues. Dresses. &c.
a iuii line OF new.siyie Ties, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs, Hosiery. and Laces. snch as Torchon
Lar and lnsertfnss. Brct0une Lace (yybite and
bIacS) III aIt.w:dths, Patent Lacss In every
width very cheap;
White Goods specially, In Swiss, Victoria Lawns.
Linen Lawns. Corded and Figured PIGucs,
Striped and Plaid Nalusooks and Organizes.
Spangied Tarlatans, White and Co!ored Tar
latanS:
Zephyrs ut reduced prices: Black and While at
&c., all cOlurs ut 10c.
Infants Sicques Inad9 10 order
Stamping aud Embroidery aone at reasonable
prices my 20
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r~ ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF LAWN
at exc. yard;
IS pieces Of LAWN at SIC. per yard
$50 pieces of LAWNat 12Sc. per yard
so pieces PRINTED CAMBRIA at 64c. per yard
100 picces PRINTED CAMBRIC a: exc. per yard
rs uieccs FINEST PRINTED PERCALES At l24c.
per yard
1900 yards VICTORIA LAWN. forty inches
wide, at 1lc.-would be cheap ut &c.,:
100 pieces WORKED CURTAIN MUSLlS at
sl.2o piece of twelve yards. at
my2g LEVY BROTHERS.
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UUTZLER BROTHERS,
IL 525 BROAD STREET,
have The largest and cheapest rs well as the mos
beautiful stock TO be found In this city.
Great reduction IN prices or TORCHON. BRE-
TONNE. and VALENCIENSES LACES-
from Sc. upward. Loot at them.
BLACK CHANTlLLY LACES-all siIk-very
cheap. ~
4 new line OF PLAIN and FANCY RIBBONS n
prices lower than ever before offerl d in his city
PRINCES, SATlSS. BUTTONS,
KID and LACE Tor GLOVES:
CORSETS, MEEiNO UNDERWEAR, EMBROl-
DERIES. &C.
ZEPHYRS-Biack and white, SC. an OF. all colors
10c. ano OF.
Give Them call. my II
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yTaE MOST IMPOSING DISPLAY
of DRY GOODS in this city Is now presented by
COHEN BROTHERS,
who will offer thiS week

who viii offer This week.
LUB.N'S ALL-WDOL DOUBLE.WGDTH TAM.
ISE 1T i5c., The value of which is 6oc.: $50,
the finest numbers at fully 2Oc. yard uncer
value:
BLACK CASHMERES mt 3 TIC, reduced from SOC.
CASHMERE DE ECOSSE at f2s"., heretofore
sold at soc. All Cashmere rcduce:;
Tie SILK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH at 81 4
yard worth $3.50; AESTR ALLAN GRAPE
and other Mourning Goods III large variety and
al low prices;
GRENADINES st 12l5, &c. and zoe; IRON
GRESADISE Al 2jc. valued ut 4Oc.; MEN,
CAN MESH n 62!c. worth fully 9Oc.; at S2c.
warranted worth ) .25. Ako, The most cxien:ivc
variety Of BRUGADE and SATlS-STR1rED
GRENADINES at fully 25c. yard less than
general value:
BUNTINGS III all their variety at exceedingly low
prices my ~
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ST. CLAIRE HOgEL PROPERTY

N. tEIAfKE HVgEfI PROPE RTF.
OOk SHARP, AND DON'T FORGET
- to be on hand when the ST. CLAIRE HOTEL
Is sold TO-DAY at IL O'Clock NJ. by .-s =
ROBERT b. LYME.
my29 Auctiouecr.
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3sig4Gn. ssEHss}s&Es,. de-
INSTANTLY DEODUEiZFS AND DISINFECTS
MATERIAL. OF ANY KIND, HOWEVER
FETID, PUTRID, AND OFFENSIVE.
DOES NOT INJURf: ANY FABRIC.
PREVENTS TIE SPREADING Of ALL INFEC-
TIUUS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

TiDLS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Should he used In I'll cases Of sickness but pc
ci;.ily in Diphthcra. Scar'ct-Fcvcr. Sma!-r"S
Measles. Typhoid-F"ver. yellow Fever. Cholera
spotted Fever &c AS It's use will purify the vila!cd
air Of the sick room and destroy tho disease, germ
in IN Infected atmOsF hclc. thus furnishing nbS0-
Ite security for tie well and greater probability
of recovery for the sick. Is The dcilcd air Is rem
dcrri ~ ore pure and Ii. for breathing, aud further
absorption of the cCntapinm prevented.
For the proper care Of The dead This SASATlNE
SOLUTION has 40 equal. Is il delays dccomposi-
ton, prevents oder. avoids dac""ratioG, and obyi-
:ltcs the necessity tor ice.
Watcr-closcts. prlricS. urinals, sewers. crs>pooo
drains and drain cellars, cutters. tables, &C.
SC. instantly purified and d"odorizcd without SUBJ
shutting any o.ECr smell.
NASCFACTCRED By THE
NEW YORK CHEMICAL DIsINFECTlON
COMPANY.
POLK MILLER L CO.,
Sole Agents for Virginia,
my 23-eod 900 Main street. Richmond.
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FNVETFIF~ OF Nh KIM,
BOUhN MD SOLD o. 'ONNi~>I,v
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ''
my 23-lm IA\It>.Ii'i. ,,..
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nv - IN
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

The Legislature last week finally
agreed on a figure to settle the state
debt, and passed bill to offer the
creditors fifty cents on the dollar at
four per cent. interest. No doubt
this is the best that can be done now,
and we hope the bondholders will
agree to accept it. If they:do, the
Governor will submit the measure to
the people for their endorsement,
when the Legislature will be called
together to settle the matter up and
make arrangement for the issue of the
new bonds. We congratulate the
people on the prospect of getting this
vexed question out of politics.
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THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1879.
Hon. H. Y. Riddle. ex-representa-

Hon. H. Y. Riddle, ex-representa-
tive from the Lebanon district in this
state, committed suicide last Saturday
by shooting himself in the head. he
had been in bad health for a long
time, and, it viii be remembered, left
Washington last winter before Con-
gress adjourned, on account of his i'll
health. That and financial embar-
easements affected his mind 50 serious
ly as to cause his desperate taking off.
The writer of this was a guest
of Mr.. Riddles for several days last
fall, and, from long and confidential
conversations with him, We feared
then that his mind was seriously
threatened. Mr.. Riddle was about
forty-fve years of age, was Clerk and
Master of the Chancery Court at Leb.
anon for several years, until he was
elected to Congress. Last year he
declined to make the race on account
of his health. He was the most con.
scientious man we ever knew; in fact,
be was oo,pure'a man to be mi2ed in
politics with the rascaity that now
prevails. He was leading and con-
sistent member of the Baptist church,
doing more for that denomination
than any man IN his town; but there
was no shadow of sectarianism about
him. He leaves a widow and four
children to mourn their awful loss.
We know too well that human sym>
pathy cannot replace the loved form
and kind, gentle face, but We also
know that "a word spoken in season"
is very grateful to broken heart.
May the God of the widow and orphan
protect and comfort them, and may
their fathers bright example and pure
life be pattern for his children to
follow.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

Knox Martin, colored, was hanged
in Nashville last Friday, in the press
ence of ten thousand people. What
a shame Why cannot felons be
executed in private? We honestly
believe that public executions do in
6nitely more harm than good.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

The Grand lodge of knights Of.
Honor, for the State of Tennessee,
will meet in Nashville on Wednesday,
April eth.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

The liquor dealers of Memphis are
so opposed to the Sunday laws there
that they will carry the question to
the Supreme Court.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

The Water Valley Central thinks
Gen. J. 2. George ought to be elected
United States senator from Mississippi.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

Curd's Touring mill was burned at
Paris last Friday morning. Loss
about 5000. No insurance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

The Legislature adjourned sine die
last Tuesday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-04-03

Farmers wives! Please observe. bring your
chichens. eggs, feathers, bacsn and lard to us
and will give you the highest market price in
trade. You can always find at our Store large
and handsome stock of goods at the seryiOw
est prices,
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Please take Notice.

have enlarged my store to make TooE for
my new and elegant stock of spring and sum-
mer goods. The goods will offer were Sc
lected with the greatest care and will speak for
themselves both i'm quality and price.
Come in to see us before you lay out one cent.
We will save you time and money by selling
you good reliable goods. Don't wait for anoth-'
er invitation, but consider you are at all times
welcome and we will make a special effort to
please you in every way including prices We
are receiving new and fresh goods every week.
Our store is headquarters for good Bargains.
Dry Goods; it would take too much space to
name every article in this line, but an inspee-
ton will satisfy you that you can get what You
want at rock bottom prices. We are receiving
our stock Of Eastern and custom Boots. This
is a very important branch Of our business and
one we take great pride in. The fact is. e.
perience has taught us that it is a los of time
to keep any thing but good goods in this line.
Our trade is large and it enables us to buy d.
rect from the Manufacturer, thus giwag US
an advantage In price. Ladies' ore and all come
and examine our Opstum Shoes. Hats: Our
stock is not only large but handsome, you
are sure to be suited if you will look. Cloth
ing, Clothing. Elegant styles, low prices,
good goods, make our house the safest placs .
buy. We buy from first hands, and all the
goods the Clothing are made of are sponged be-
fore made into Suits, hence the great advantage
over other Houses. The Clothing fit better and
look hundred per cent better. No enc can
afford to pass US by, We have the goods yog
want.
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JAMES MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

9A wasb;pKton St. CHICAGO. I'LL,
Ladies afflicted With painful meustrusiion or
irrexulari;iss, il acis like caslm.
eJS- II rot far salS by your Druggist. l Will
send il BY express. prepaid. Oh receipt a. Sr.Ss.
teal cas-, Tres .: esarre. Call AZ ofsce. cr
vri,a. A koss snr the million. oa Lost Mao
hood. Who Should Marry. Why not: on's -
ca. % pay pns'%Cc. .r-@ - 60 =
sc5Ss.9 y G,9 -
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We have the best shirt in the market for 81,
Call for the Western Star. The Ladies will
please rememb,r that We have the incest and
best selections of Queensware in the city. Call
and examine our American China. No other
House has it in this place. a.
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than has just been received at
W. Fl. Bingham's,
for the Spring trade.

The handsomest stock Of Clothing
ever brought TO the city. Latest
patterns and newest styles at marvel-
ously low prices. Nobby suits at $40
To SIS. As Blind Tom says "come,
for now is the time now"
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W. II. BINGHAM.
81, kAsxIF. J.. RHODES.
RANKIN & RHODES,
Attorneys at Law,
~ Milan, Tenn.
0fice in Jordan's Block, Main st.
d. COLLECTIONS SPECIALITY.
Also,
Real Estate Agents.

EoEd SAL1G.
Brick House and Lot on Moore strcet. HousS
contains rooms; lot aero. Easy terms.
1870 acres of good farming and timber land, J
miles north OF town. Will sell in one, TWO or
three lots.
Lot on First street. neatly enclosed, contain
ing fine two story frame residence with mod
srn improvements and convenience. all nee
s,sazy out houses, good garden. &c. Terms to
suit purchaser.
We also have several vacant tow u 10 for sale
on good terms. Persons wishing 10 buy, sell or
rent either in town or country, would do we'll
70 call on OF correspond with Us.
W also have several hundred acros OF fine
farming lands in Texas for sale or exchange
for town or county p operty in this ST. ts.
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