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lhe I9emocrati6 PaFlSi

g. ~ l----Tl7 :, 81 - (. y
6,his speech at Philippi on the
tIidst, the Hon. Charles j. Taulk-
tttnade tho following pertinent
syaafis relative ~ The attetlpt b
bfganize- the Democratic paffy:
I I'd many parts Of the STATE, and
respectfully in. the Third Co1gfession-
.al District, organizations were forpis
Sed and are still forming whose ayoyr
ed purpose is to,break down and De.
Hstroy the DepoeFat icf party Of West
Virginia. Tha new patty, composed
of null share Of disappointed Dem.
'pcfAtie,olilce seekers, professes not 10
he sitisijed With fhe.abillty and Gb6tf
faith Of the bld Demo party %
relieve the people. yeh perchiiig.
.itself fn,TQS
Ellati0rin, il pl0p 0p0ses. siilo VI i,el-.'
icy to the extreme measures, which
We do not believer to be practicable
and wise. The only effect 6fs this.
new organization, il. persisted in .ib .
to create divisions amongst thosee
who. oughtto act together, and to give
the State to the Republicans. LISA
rule or ruin policy. Such move-
ments may accomplish personal and
selfish ends in particular counties,
districts and perhaps in one or two
States, but as National party, it can
not be said to have an existence. II
does not command one State in the
Northand West, and the Solid South
looks to the Democratic party, alone,
for relief. He said for his part he
had not lost faith in the old Demo.
cratic party; whenever fairly tried,
it had never been found wanting
For near twenty years it had been
out of power, and was not response
BILE for single evil under which the
country now labors. Whenever it
gets in full possession of the govern
ment it will give the people all the
relief which sound and honest legis-
lation can give them. He saw no
results from the present movements
of the dissatisfied Democrats, but to
secure the continued triumph Of Re
publican policy. If they preferred
that result to the success Of the
Democracy it would be more manly
to unite with the Republicans at
once. He had no fancy for these
new and untried organizations, while
the old one of approved merit was
fully competent to do what was right.
He was for fighting for Democratic
principles under the Democratic flag.
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How Bill Got Shot.

:
."Say Bill, don't you know that dad
don't allow you Sto.buy shot2a asked
fa young urcbihs. Of a brother some.
what his senior and who was making
purchase Of that article.
"You just never mind me; I'll
thank you to mind your own bust
ness, Mister Bob. Don't care what
dad allows I'll buy what / please.
Little boy, slightly agitated, said:
81 am going to tell dadl" and rushed
out and home to where the old man
was quietly reading the morning pa
per-
"Dad, dadl Bills went and got
shotl"
"Good heavens!" cried the old man
dropping the paper in CONSERVATION,
and boiling for the door. "Where is
he?"
"Down to Thompson's store" re-
spends Bob.
In his excitemen the old man for
got to remove his readingcap, and
going down the steps misjudged the
distance to the pavement, stepped off
too soon, and came sprawling on all
fours. He gathered himself up and
started to the store. The pavement
appeared to be above the level of his
knees, consequently, in his violent
efforts to keep it under him, he cut
a very ridiculous figure and drew
from the astonished bystanders such
q roar as was never bestowed upon
single individual since the world be-
gan. AT length his tedious run was
brought to close by arriving at the
store, where bill was stretched out
taking it easy. The old man, sup
posing him to be badly hurt, rushed
frantically up to him, exclaiming:
"oh, William, William, where are
you wounded?r
"What's the matter, dad; are you
crazy?" asked Bill, rising on his ell
bows and casting look of astonish-
ment at the old man.
"Why Robert said you'd got shot"
$50 did; got pound of the best
duck.shot in the store"
The old man left amid noise enough
to drown q thunder-clap. As might
be expected, Bob got the fogging and
Bill didn't.
In commenting upon Senator Da-
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"Come john" said /,
"We'llehoose among them as they lie
Asleep" So, walking hand in hand, !.
First to the cradle lightly stepped
Where Lillian, the baby, slept.
Softly the father stopped to lay
His rough hand down in loving way,
When dream or whisper made her stir,
And huskily he said: mot her"
We stopped beside the trundle bed
And one long ray Of lamp-light shed
Athwart the boyish faces there
In sleep so beautiful and fair.
! saw on Johns rough cheek
A tear unveiled. Ere John could speak,
HE is but baby, too" said |,
And kissed him as we hurried by.
Then patient Robbie's angel face
Still in his sleep bore suffering's trace,
Nay, for thousand crowns, not him!'
He whispered, while our eyes were dim.
Poor Dick! bad Dick! our wayward SON
Turbulent, restless, idle one
Could he be spared? Nay, He who gave
Babe us befriend him to the grave;
Only mothers heart could be
Patient enough for such as hel
"And So" said John, 81 would not dare
To take him from her bedside prayer"
Then we stole softly above,
And knelt by Mary, child oflove.
"Perhaps for her it would better be-"
| said to John. Quite silently
He lifted up curl that lay
Across her cheek in a wilful way,
And shook his head: "Nay love not thee" +"
The while my heart beat audibly.
Only one more, our eldest lad,
Trusty and truthful, good and glad.
So like his father. "No, John, no!
l cannot, Twill not, let him co."
And so we wrote in courteous way,
We could not tgive one child away;
And afterward toillighter seemed.
Thinking of that OF which we dreamed,
Happy in truth that not one face
Was missed from. its accustomed place;
Trusting the rest te-the One in heaven.
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West Virginia University

Nine departments Of study; textbooks furnished at
cost calendar arranged suit eaeherS expenses for
one year from sl75 10 5000; non.sectaraa, LIBERAL
thorough. Fan Term begins Sept Sd, 1870
80 For catalogues and other Information, apply to
the President, j. II. Thompson, Morgantowh, West
Virginia, laug 6-6n pd.
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A Ii the type now in this office is entire
II ly new. We have all the late styles
card and poster type, and fiatter ourself
that we can do as good work as any office
In the State. Give us trial
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In commenting upon Senator Da-
Wis charges against the Treasury
Department, the Boston Herald
thinks he has ATTACKED the Treasury,
not at weak points," but in so say
ing does not think the Treasury ac-
counts unassailable. "It is only too
true" says the Herald, shat the off
cial statements show many suspi-
cious discrepancies. For one feature
which stands sadly in need Of inves-
tigation, there have been, as we
pointed out last winter, strange,
largo and continuous oyer-payments
of interest during many years. The
excess appears in spite of due allow
ance for duplicated interest, and, in
deed, runs far beyond any official
explanation compatible with the ac-
curacy of the reports Of the bonded
debt
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ATTORNEYS.


A ttornsys ut Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
a Practice in the County Of Mason the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia pE'Prompt a,ten.
ton given to the collection of claims [jln g. Is7qiy
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WHICH slTAasE BEs

"a rich man Who had no ldreg. pro.
posed to his poor neightos, ;had sew;
en-, to take one ci then. nd p,1Dised, i
theIparents would cons hs would
give them properly enough bake them
selves and their other SIX S5drsn com
foftable for liis1
Z Which shall L boz Witch hall ( BET
~ looked At John, > d lIli loel "a at me,
And when Hound tlat uqust speak
voice seemed strang lew and weak
Tell me again what Rober aaid;
sAndlthep ], listening, bent,lny head
4Sss!sl5 And this Is hialetttr:
A house and land vi le yoi n live,
ii In return from r'' .seit,
One child tome ,for & ft.
Ilooked at John 3 q 4 worn;
i thought Of an he bd & 8. 3
ot Ppyerty eQa .agil aliiid reS 4.
Thought of seven young mouths to feed;
0fseyen little children's need,
And then Of this:
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When boy sees nice, round,
smooth stone lying on the ground, he
always thinks it rather mean that
there isn't a yellow dog in the vicin-
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JOHN W. ENGLISH,

C. p. SIMPSON. II. r.. HOWARD.
SIMPSON & HOWARD,
A ttorneys at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
u Practice in the United States District Court, Su,
preme Court Of Appeals ard circuit courts Of the 9TH
Judicial District. Office in court house. tjan 8, 70
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The boy who won't roll up his
pant-legs and take run through
half an acre Of nettles to show the
girls that he isn't afraid, will make
a poor husband for a woman who
hears burglars every night.
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When a boy scrapes a little skin
OF his knuckles while saving wood
for his mother, he makes more ado
about it than when he knocks his
big toe-nail off running to a fire.
This is reliable.
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County Directory.
EDIroR 1Ni, PRogeigTo

CLERK Circuit coart-c, i. Waggener. A'"''''
President County Court-D S. Van Matre.
County Clerk-J. p. X. b. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-Geo. P. Simpson.
Samuel v. Someryie, Geo R. Henry, Jos. N. Daigi
and W. D., Somerville.
Surveyor of Lands-Thomas ]. Roberts
Assessors--James ". Windon, District No. L; E. f
Baker, District No. a.
Superintendent Of Free sehOOls-chares f. Hosg.
Terms of Court.
Circuit court-First Monday in April and October.
County Third Monday in January, March
May, July, November and December.
---ss-,-it- -1a~ = Asa'--i
City Officers.
Mayor-lJames H. Couch, Jr.; Reccrder-Ranlir
Wiley, Jr.; Councimen-J. J. Bright, c. Shrewsbury
der; Sargeant-S.'J j. Blake. AssesoreWm. j. Kenny
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. S. g. SHAW.

DlI. y. VI. OLA w,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro.
fessona services to the public Calls promptly at.
tended to- Office, cor Main and sd streets, opposite
the old Presbyterian church. Iaprl S. Is7o-Iy
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That was not inapt advice given
by a beacon at Oil City to a young
minister who asked if he thought
one should preach more than half an
hour: "Well, that depends on wheth-
er after and half an hours boring he
strikes ile."
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KNIGHT 4 COUCH,

A ttorneys at Law, will practice in the counties Of
a Mason and Putnam. Address Z. B. Knight, at
Charleston, West Virginia, James H. Couch, Jr, at
Point Pleasant, West Virginia 30 Mr. Couch Is No.
tary Public for Mason county. tjanS, rs79-iy
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Street lamps will be lighted at 6:35 p. M, and
oxtingufShed at 4.15 a. M
VIM Crawford. of this District, yesterday
sent challenge to E. W. Johnson the winner
Of-the twenty-sfX hour walk at the Baltimore
tournament.
The Third Baptist Colored Church has elected
the following board of trustees for the ensuing
year: Joseph Alexander, Isaac Brooks, Henry
Watson. Charles p. Pratt. III. C.. Boulder, John
CLAYTON, and Thomas Butler.
The trustees Of the Church OF the Messiah
Reformed EpiscopaH have purchased Of $. ".
smith, lots ST. and 5, square $40. corner OF 18th
and Corcoran street, having front OF 81 feet
and 90 feet deep. on which they propose TO
erect church edifice shortly.
Acting Sergeant Hamilton, drfll-master To
the police force for some time. has been placed
on street duty In the eighth precinct.
Captain VIM. NeltZey. owner OF the Fair
Landing fishing shore, left JohnSon's wharf,
Saturday, with about huadred laborerS. for
stony Point, with stores and paraphernalia for
the fishing season.
Yesterday morning, Officers Ryan and Mills
pulled white man out OF the Potomac at 9th
street wharf, where he had wandered In an in
tcXtcated condition. He was carried by them
to the first precinct station house. and after
some attention recovered his senses He gave
his name as James White, and stated that he
was commercial agent from Chicago.
thief entered the grocery store OF Michael
OTcOle, at 110S 14th street northwest, yeSter-
day evening, and stole about $50 In cash and a
revolver.
Mr.. David Edes lies very iii. at his residence
In the West End, of pneumonia.
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IL The removal OF Hon. Richard Gibbs from
T i9a aeieV'an mission excites general regret az
Gen. VIM. II. Gibson, who has been very
popular as a stump speaker In Ohio, is about E
enter the Methodist ministry.
Y colonel A. K. Mcclure, OF the Phtladel-
pnla Times, Will be married next Wednesday to
MISS cora NJ. Gratz OF Philadelphia He Is
a TIE most useful pedestrian Is the man
J.. Herald. Lave
~ Edward LonerGan. jr, aged "a, was struck
Dy an express train near New Haven, Conn :,
Saturday night, and instantly killed.
n-A fashionable society OF young men in
London Is called ''The Crutch and Toothpick
Club" TIE "crutch" Is the new kind Of walking
stick affected by the youth OF the west end:
the toothpck is their symbol.
R-Nettie Aronhalt, OF Marion, Ohio, who was
accused OF killing her father In order TO get his
property and enable her to marry her lover
made second and successful attempt at suicide
on Friday night.
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IL ON 10 Leadville and bust up with the
country.-(Chicago Times. ~ '1''' ''''
0"We find him guilty, but not very Guilty ),
was recent Chicago verdict. e""'''
49,. burlington vt) blacksmith has just es
taoilsned q conservatory Of horseshOeing."
~ North Cardinals legislature. fs sitting fo-
the FIRST time, without compensation.
q VIM. N. Evarts's sons, Prescott and Sher-
man, are editors On the leading Harvard and
1ae Col eye magazines respectively.
II The court of Methodist EPISCOPAL loca,
preachers at Albany, N. Y, have Suspended
JACOB Lemiy on charges Of lying and deceit.
~ The first club OF the coming campaign ms
been organized at Terre Haute, IND,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

THE CHAMPION SLEEPER.-Mr. George Han
ney, Who was found dead on his bed, at GaZza
was remarkable for his habitual drowsness
He could sleep at any time, in any place, and
under almost any circumstances. It is slid
that he often dropped Off into sound sleep
While standing at his loom, and even fall over
on to the loom would not waken him. He has
also been known to fall asleep with one foot on
the hub Of his wagon-wheel, while trying to
get into the wagon. Sometimes while driving
he would go to sleep and fall Off his seat
Many other instances could be cited In Illus
tratfon of this striking characteristic Of the
man. AS he has only partially und essed when
found lying on the bed this morning, it is sup
posed that he fell asleep before he had an op-
portunity to take off all his clothes.-[P rorf
GeHce JON nal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-17

A PREACHER FINDS BABY.-As Rev. j. A.
ClutZ, pastor OF st. PaulS English Lutheran
Church, was passing through grove No 6, In
Druid Hill Park, Saturday evening, about $50
O'CLOCK he heard the cry of baby, and looking
into an clubhouse found we'll dressed, healthy
looking female Child, apparently about f1ye
months old, lying upon the floor. On the dress
was pinned slip OF paper containing the fol-
lowing lines: Left to the tender mercies OF
ONE one who will care for babe better than ]
can; must get work, and no one Will have me
with babe. A mothers last hope. It's father
is gone, and this seems my only hope" Mr.
ClufZ notified policeman owens, and the police
man 'plcked 1t up tendery" and carried it to
the residence of Captain Cassell, supernten-
dent OF the park police and Mrs. Cassei will
care for it temporarily. Efforts will be made
IN the meantime TO find the mother, If possible
AT Captain Cassell's house yesterday gentle
man and lady Of means offered to take both the
mother and child ard give them a home pre-
vided the mother is a respectable woman, pay
ing her wages for her services Should the
mother desire to accept the offer she can COM
municate In confidence With Captain Cassell.
bat. Sun, 18th.
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GAMBETrA, as the presiding officer OF the
French Assembly, IS Us severe In dealing with
his former associates as with those agalnSt
whose howlingS and violence he has himself
battled for hours. If the Right are constrained
to pay tribute to the fairness Of president
with something less than fairness, his impair
TALLY has taken by surprise some OF his old
friends, who complain that he who never
shrank from Interruptions of the most violent
kind, should insist on enforcing an order and
discipline to which he himself never submitted.
From the other side however, he has already
tiality. During the debate on the Amnesty
bill. GamDetta was very strict in calling dis
the sitting Leg1timist member of the Chamber
reminded him that he himself was formerly one
of the most ardent interrupters OF the House
guage which he might have used In the past
did not Justify him, now that he was President
OF the House, In authorizing similar breaches
eagueS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
National Thedter.-.' The Comedy Of Errors"
Robson Crane.
Fords Opera House." Pinafore."
TheateT Comiqus.-May FiSk's blondes, and
Specialties.
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LECTURES.
: M. G. a. LECTURE COURsE,

v NJ. G. A. LECTURE COURSE.
The LECTURE of the Rev. DR.. NAYLOR, of the
Metrol oitan Church, on Brains or Buncombe >
postponed from Feb 25th) will he Qiven at the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th, at ~ O'Clock
Au members of the Asssociat on are cordially
invited to be pr esent Admission free. Tickets Of
admission to othtr than m.mbers. Is ceuts For
sale at Bal autynes, Wnitaker's and Fries Book
stores, snd at the door. mar l5-sat M tn. ct
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS,
Beautiful Dress Goods l5c
lSfAnufnl Dress Goods fwooA a.
beautiful Dress Goods (wooll 2ac
Atwood BuntiDss 25c
AI-sool D@beees, only Csc
Ingram CARPETS, -. 30, 81, 50 81 Sc
90, GO, Csc A So Us
Atwood Black Cashmerea Soc
White Counterpanes, from 59c
Calico ga, 4, al and ~, colors warranted
Fer ale, yard-U ice. Sc.
Hamburg Embroidery 2. g., sc. sqInr2l5c
1mmeIse stock OF spring Car, - y ln-t r.c.ir-d'
from 25c up. ' s''1'eu'
G. NJ. T0wSOS
63d Pa 0reuup.
msrl5 tr fSnI;b > :. ~ "a, 49,,
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CASH DRY GOODS HOrsE.

STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMEDIATELY,
NTH VIEW To IMPROVING 0Uh STORE
Silk ct &2,5. Oar @t25 Black Six at 81 90 Ele-
sant B!atk and White Stirred g Tx SIZE. $50 White
81 hO Willie Spreads at = |, vary cheap. One
case Corded Pigue, former price &c a, 8. One case
per yard Best All Wool Bunting reduced from Csc.
TO 23c: Best Cotton ana Wool Bunting at l21c.
Large lot Of Psraso and Sun Cmhre as Just in. We
have the largest lot Cf Dry Gyods fred in the
First Ware. LUTTRELL. WINE.
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KENTUCKY BOYS GETTING READY FOR Dull
Two young men living In the Athens precinct,
In this county, quarreled few days since
about their respective standings in the aHec
lions Of certain young lady In the neIghbor-
hood, and concluded to settle the matter By
fist and skull fight. Subsequently, however
the weaker OF the two declined to fight it out
pistols. His rival acqulesced, and they agreed
TO meet at a certain point and shoot It out
One had made his will, leaving all his earthly
had appointed administrators Of bis estate, but
before they met in deadly combat the sheriff
got wind Of the affair and had them both ar
rested and bound over to keep the peace. -(LeI-
fngt0n ,ky.) Press, March II.
THERE WAS AN interesting little occurrence
In New Orleans cans few days ago. GOV; Nichols
OF the Picayune, who wanted to talk about the
printing contract. AS the governor was some
what peppeIy, Mr.. Dupre exclaimed: "The
only answer could make you would be to slap
your race, but as you are cripple cannot do
It," Mr.. Dupre was urged to retire. And yet
there are people who are wondering why Mic
nOliS want to resign.
H-Advices from Russia report that Colonel
Knoop Of the Gendarmerie has been strangled
by the Nihilists.
TEA bachelor who lately died in Manchester
England, left his property to the thirty women
who had refused his matrimonial offers He
said In his viii that to their refusals he owed
the peace he had enjoyed during life and that
he felt himself their debtor.
eS-Mrs. NJ. c. Williams has succeeded her
late husband as president OF the State Natl onal
Bank Of Raleigh, N. C.
nA London paper announces the marriage
Of Miss Theodosia Parnell, sister of the eminent
Home Rule NJ. p, to Lieut.. Paget, son OF Lord
Alfred Paget, and brother of Capt Paget who
married Miss Stevens Miss Parnelrs mother,
ter Of the late Commodore Stewart Of Rhode
Island.
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pOPULAR PRICES.
100 pieces Dress Good, l2k, Is and Is
20 pieces all wool Bunting, 25c
zoo " hite Bed Spreads, Sl and nj %
] bale splendid Brown Cotton 10
j case Brown Shooting, lS and 20,
100 doz. Chdren's and Ladies' Hose from, ., a. co.
full stock OF new Sun Umbrellas ~ W I'VE
full stock Of best Cacoes etc
100 pieces good CacotS and 5c
We eel Bargains in every kind Of Dry Goods
GEO I JOHNSON,
marl5tr c0r. 5fh 80 and MyrIref sro>s
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NEw SPRING GOODS.

NE" sfhiNG GOODS.
yuet received new Buntines, 12% ani lsc Chotns
colors Al oCl Buntngs. 2tc A 10 uot new Spring
Dress Goods at &C. Very choice We, Dress Cioois
l2H. Is 25c, &C: Full listed friis.i Bed Spreais
al al. An extra bargain IN White Cotton Sc sheet
lnge, lie. &C. Brown Linen Table tIo.h lsc Linen
Crash &c BOYS Spring Ca smeres, -. 35 ana Soc
Mei's Suitines. New Mating H. - 2Sr., sc
New CARPETS cheap. BENZ. MILLEh,
narI4tr los Bridge stre1s, t5Fosa1Tovs
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DRY GOODS.

RrNTINGe, pure Wool, 2sc yard
ID Dress Goods. from 10 20 boc yard
Cstl meres. Is. IS S7k, 50. 62k, IS, 9l yard
Cotton, full yard vide, SC
Roby' Double Busk Corpets
Nine. Demorest's Reliable Patterus
,. JOS. b BAILev.
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A MOTHER LOT eE .c,., n,.

MOTHER LOT OF
"A SPECIAL BARSAINa
ladies' silk embroidered (woyen sesms) Baibris.
gan Hoee, rs: Beautiful Linen Lawns
Ladies' fine quality colored borisred Handler
chiefs, %; Beautiful Pacific Lawns 10
Floor Oilcoth, 81 Pure silk and wool Damasse
Black Grenadines. 81
Black Cashmeree, pure WOOL So So IS.
Cloth for boys We ar. pure wool 50.
Pure Linen Table Damask, 81.
Pure wool Buntinse IN all colors both single and
double width. CARTEk'S. 7ii Market Space
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS.
Black 6i1ka Is mp to Is, Colorei Silks, IS up to
OIL SO; Striped silks, 60. Our 81 and 81 IS Black
Silks are the best and cheapest IN IA s clty
Piano Covers, &3. IS to &15.
Nottingham Lace. for curtains, Is DIP 10 81.
marl2tr
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Benl; Lacey ana Laura Ann Ashton; Peter Ken
n .s ana Louise weber; Joseph West, OF Rich.
Va. W N"A0AAo0 W.