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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

GRAND RATIPICATIOS-MEET The
grand ratification Of the regular Conserva-
tive-Democracy viii take place in this city
on Tuesday night, 10th instant. A big
torchlight procession, with clubs in uni
form, will enliven the occasion. This meet
ing is under the supervision OF the City and
State Executive Conservative Committees.
Captain Maxwell II. Clarke has been APP
pointed chief marshal. Chiefs Of clubs will
report to headquarters, Park Hotel, the
number OF uniformed members they will
bring into line, and clubs and citizens not
belonging to such, from all portions Of the
State. are cordially invited by the commit
tees TO Join In this demonstration.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND ONO
RAILROAD IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
CoURT-THE PETITIONS OF PETERSBURG AND
LYECHBURG--A POSTPOHkMEST or THE SALE
OF THE ROAD DISTINGUISHED PER-
SONS IN COURT. TIE case of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company and
the bondbolders was taken up IN the Uuited
States Circuit Court yesterday-Judges Bond
and Hughes sitting.
The petition OF the city OF Lynchburg,
which, through her counsel, she had asked
leave to file In the case Of Skiddy, B1rlow,
&C., Us. The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company, asking TO be made a
party and praying a postponement OF the
sale OF The road, was called up to-day by the
counsel for the trustees OF the road, this
being the day fixed for its hearing. No
counsel appeared for the city Of Lynch
burg, and The Court refused to allow the
petition TO be filed.
r. B. Davis, E-q., attorney for the city OF
Petersburg. asked leave OF Court to die the
petition OF that city, also askinga postpone
ment Of the sale Of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad on ths ground that the
improved condition OF the business OF the
road in the hands OF the receivers gave
promise OF The extinguishment within few
years OF the paste due interest for which the
sale was ordered. Mr.. Davis made an'ar.
gument IN support OF The petition, and WAS
replied TO by Judge Sbipman, OF New York.
counsel for the trustees. The Court denied
the prayer Of this petition also. The Court
has thus manifested its determination to re-
quire the execution OF the decree by which
the road is advertised to be sold on the 1st
OF November next.
Mr.. Clarke, OF Baltimore, counsel for De-
catur Miller. trustee, as one OF the convey
ancers made by the Virginia and Tennessee
Tailrosd prior TO the consolidation OF the
roads constituting the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad Company, asked the
Court TO Tx and order payment 10 the said
Miller Of just compensation for bmself and
his counsel In the execution OF his trust,
which the Court took time TO consider OF.
The Court ordered he payment OF $4,000
TO Evarts, Soutbmayo x Cboaie, OF New
York. on account OF services as counsel for
the receivers.
Judge Bond will leave for Greensboro,
n. c., to-day. and will return in day or 30.
There appeared In court. Judge Shpman,
counsel for The trustees; Mr.. CbOate, cOun-
sci for the receivers; Mr.. Clarke, counsel
for Decatur Miller; and W. W. Henry,
counsel for Amsterdam Committee OF For
eien BoDdbolders OF The Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad Company. Mr..
John Collinson and Mr.. Gallon, OF England,
representing the united foreign bOndhold-
ers, English and Dutch, and Mr.. Fink, one
Of the receivers Of the road, were also in
attendance on the court.
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A BRILLIANT WEDDING.-Mr. Edwin A..
Ezekiel, son Of Mr.. n. Ezekiel. was united
in mstrimony Wednesday night TO Miss
Martha Levy, the charming daughter OF
Mr.. Abraham Levy, OF this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi Georre Ja-
cobs, OF Philadelphia, according to the im-
pressive rites OF the orthodox Jewish
Church. A large number Of relatives and
invited guests were present. A splendid
supper was provided aud the festivities
prolonged until yesterday morning. The
couple left yesterday on an extended north
EN- tour.
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DEATH OF JANEs NJ. TALBOTT.-M James
NJ. Talbot died yesterday morning at 81
O'Clock at his residence on Ninth street,
after very long illness, in the sixty-ffth
year OF his are. The deceased was one OF
the most widely-known citizens of Rich
mond. For many years. in connection
with his brother Charles, he carried on the
well-known ShOckoe Iros.WOrks OF this
city, and as one OF the prOprietors had an
extended reputation all over Virginia an q
The South. He was afterwards a member
OF the firm OF Ettenger, Edmond & Co.
More lately he was superintendent OF the
Richmond Stove Works. For some months
past Mr.. Talbot had been suffering from a
complication of diseases. At times be was
tolerabIy well and able to be out on the
streets. Notice was made in the Dispatch
some time since OF painful, and at one
time it was feared fatal, accident that befel
him during q severe storm, when be was
badly injured by glass from door that was
blown violently to at his residence.
Mr. Talbot represented Jefferson Ward
in the City Council before, during, and
after the war, and after he made his resi-
dence in Madison Ward was again elected
TO that position. He was conscientious
representative and faithful public officer.
As a citizen he was enierprising and ener-
getic. He was fond husband and father
and true friend. In his death the commu-
nity loses a valuable member and Rich
mond citizen who did much In his day to
advance it's interests. He died rs he had
lived, with the respect and esteem OF bis
felIow.citizens, and leaves behind him the
wel.earned reputation of an honest and an
honorable man.
The funeral will take place to-day at 4
O'Clock =. NJ. from his late residence.
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General Isaac F. QuIpby, Of Rocheslor

General Isaac II. Quinby, OF Rochester,
N. Y, classmate OF Grant at West Point.
general under him IN the war, United States
marshal of The northern district OF New
York during his administration, professor
OF mathematics and natural philosophy In
Rochester University, and long leader OF
the Republican party in western New York,
has published letter declaring bis purpose
10 support Hancock.
All OF the correspondents wrliing from
Kings Mountain have noticed the Rich-
mond howitscrs 10 handsome terms.
The post-oflice at Black Lick. Vythe
county, Va, 10 discontinued for wznt Of &
eandidste. The papen cote Burial Retrcss,
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PoLIgg CogKR- Justice u. g.. Richardson
preSid1g,--rbs following Eases wsye dis
posed OF yesterday:
I. j. A. Rogers, assaultipS and kicking
Thornton Williams. Dismissed Oh payment
OF costs.
Rpsa Richardson (coleredl stealing one
haA, The property Of Jefferson Taylor.
Csnmi,tsd for fifteen days IN default Of
surety.
Sarah Wilson, charged with being drunk.
Discharged. j..
Richard Davis tcoloreds charged witk
being a suspicious character. Discharged
John Meekins (cooredl charged With
being disorderiy IN the public streets. E,sed
s5.
Hugh Hagsn, charged with throwing
rocks in the street. Fined 81.
Frank Mayo (colored), charged with oc.
cupyipg Nth bis hack the stand set apart
| by the Mayor for omnibuses, aud for f!llinx
to have his number posted on bis hack.
Fined $40.
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THIREY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
i AN OLD NURSE

MRS. WfNsLOw's sOO1niNG xRrf IN
sresc ys,tloa sf one OF the best ssssos pnyssetan
and ssrsss In the United STATES. ana aH oetn ase0
for ia,rty years with never-faing safssy aud sus-
cess b, s,Dions OF mothssA aud vhs'ires, from sne
reesse nssat OF one week old 10 shs sAai. IL corr
rssis ae,siy Of the stomach, relieves w'od cos'e
regulates the bowels. ssd gives ssst, Assh ana oeu'.
fpst 10 mother and csild. ~seefe'sit the pess sno
sw sss remedy In the. world In all eAses OF pissn.
|TEhY and DlAREdEA IN c&tisDhsN. " S4s !.
n arises from tcething or fssn ~ ciher caa tsn
directions for uing win seeompans eaeh bptihe
Nope genuine uuiess the ase-sfniis Of CURTIS y
PERKINS l. On the ooss,ue wupsrr.
Sold by al, medicine desssrs. 10 csn's , soen.
d% l7-eotlw ftei
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Poiiticoi.-A ReaJjuster meeting was
held at Gregory's store, 10 Chester field
county, Wednesday afternoon. The attend
ance was not large, and most OF the persons
present we're colored. John 5. Wise, the
Readjuster candidate for Congress. was the
only speaker. Several fQh hts occurred while
the meeting was in progress, Funders, Re
adjusters, and Republicans fighting among
Themselves
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FUNERAL SERvIcEs.-The funeral Of Mr..
n. w. Walton took place yesterday eve.
ming at 81 o'clock from the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Walton died
WedneSday night, in the seyenty-elghth
wear OF his age. He was for MANY years one
OF Richmonds best known builders, and
enjoyed a deservediy high reputation both
as a merchant and as man. At the funeral
YESTERDAY Rev. DR.. Read ofiicated, assisted
by Rev. DR.. Mcdonald. Dove Lodge, A..
F. and A. NJ. OF which the deceased was a
member, paid the last sad tribute Of respect
to their deceased comrade.
The funeral OF Mr.. Philip l.. Yarbrouch,
another well.known and highly respected
citizen, took place yesterday evening from
the Third Presbyterian church.
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TIE CASE OF w. III. P0ND.-The grand
Jury OF the United States Circuit Court yes
terday found three indictments against VII.
liam III. Pond, as follows: Firstly. for OBJ
structing tho ends OF justice; secondly, for
violation Of the United States revenue laws
by selling liquor without license; and
thirdly. for selling tobacco " with0ut license.
This case is one OF more importance than
might be supposed. Ii will be remembered
that some time since a California Demo-
cratic paper published an article from Re
publican paper In reference TO some out
rage committed in Virginia on colored
man who was witness before the United
States Courts. The Virginia press repub-
lisbed the article with u desire TO learn the
truth OF the matter. This led to the arrest
OF Pond. The facts in the case, which have
been before published In the Dispatch,
were about as follows:
Jacob p. Davis reported William ii.
Pond, OF Southampton, for selling wbiskey
and tobacco without license. When the
parties came TO Petersburg. before the
United States Commissioners, Pond swore out
warrant agqinst Davis for obtaining mo-
ney and goods under false pretences. Da-
Wis was committed to Jail, but afterwards re-
leased on bail. He appeared before the
commissioner and testified, and Pond was
sent on to the United States Circuit Court.
On arriving back in southampton Davis
was carried before one Kendrick, justice
OF the peace. Kendrick quasbed the war
rant taken out in Petersburg and issued an.
other. On this Davis was sentenced TO re-
ceive thirty.nine lashes and sent to jill for
SIX months. lie was numerically whipped,
but subsequently released from Jail under
writ OF hdbeGS corpus. Ponds trial will
come on during this term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

Teachers Eiected-At the last meeting Of
the School Board OF Powbite district the
following teachers were elected: Rev. Mr..
Austin, for Granite school (wbite); T. p.
Pettigrew, for colored school near Manches-
ter, and Miss Edwards, for colored school
a. Granite. The other teachers for this dis-
trict were elected last month. Tie Pow
bite schools opened last Monday.
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CHEAP TIcxsTs TO WASHINGTON AND
BALTIMORE Elsewhere In to-day's Dis
patch will be found notice Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail-
road Company offering round-trip tickets 10
Washington and Baltimore at very low
rates. Tho ticket is gotten up specially Tor
the Baltimore sesqui-CeDteDnial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

PROGRESS OF THE NEW RAH.RoAD.-Tbe
track OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road was completely yesterday at noon rs
far A. Cedar Point. tbirty-ibree miles west
from Richmond. To-diy the first pa'sen-
ger train will go to that point to convey the
Board OF Directors OF the company, vSho
were in session here yesterday.
The business OF the road appears to- be
very satisfactory, and the present Eesght.
rolliug stock is taxed to ITS utmost capacity
From fifty to seyenty'tiye passengers ara
transported each way daily. IL is- stated
that the company viii IN short time com-
mence Iunning mossiDg excursion tras,s
TO the end OF the tack 10 enabl0,a all who
desire TO do 20 an opportunity OF seaing sllh
Valley OF ihs James.
On the vast cad Of the roafittree niiss
OF track sad been laid down Ito WsSsiss
dav night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

WE HAVE RECEIVED OF Mr.. JOHN SAUL,
Washington, ID. c., his Descriptive Catalogue OF
Dutch and other Bubous Flower Roo's; also, his
Wholesale Catalogue OF Fruit, Evergreen and
Ornamental Trees, shrubs, Roses, and Greenhuse
Plants, &c. They contain full list OF prices and
names of the different varieties. His stock Is very
large. and those purchasing OF him may be assured
that they will get q good article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

FkOn THE Commissioners Holiday
yesterday made the following appointments
Of nour-inspectors for 1881: Samuel Brit
tan, Richmond; B. II. Tifef, Staunton (;
jacob Msnck, Lynchburg; j. w. Baker.
Falmouth; James II. Walker, Norfolk; and
John s. Taylor, Alexandria. William A.
Stewart Is appointed tish.lnspecsor OF Alsx'
andria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

DM TrrT's LIVER PILLS act ~ Kindly ON Tho
tender infant, the most delicate female and indrm
old aga upon the most vigevons system, eradica-
ting every norbi1c agent, tsvtyosatng the debiif-
taied organs building up THE aheying nervous eser
gies. impazsing vigor to bods and mind Highly
endorsed bJ the medical faculty.
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TARRANT's SETTER ApERIENT.

T IKEITS CELEBRATED NAMESAKE,
the seltzer Spring in Germany,
TARRANT's SELTZER APERlENT
affords sparkling cooling, and refreshing draught,
and is at the same time a reliable means OF over
coming DYSPEPSIA BILIOUS or IRREGULAR
HABIT OF BODY, AFFECTIONS OF THE KID
NEYs, RHEUMATISM, GoUT, LANGUOR, and
LOSS OF APPETITE.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zoe 3.Su,W&F2wl
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THE MEETING ro-NIGHT.-A meeting will
be held tonight in front OF the Old Market
Hall under the auspices Of the Old Do
minion Club. A band OF music has been
engaged, number OF distinguished speak
ers are expected TO be present, and il Is
hoped that this will be the great meeting OF
the canvass.
The people Of Jefferson Ward, and in
fact of all the wards, should turn out en-
masse aEdmake the welkin ring for Han
cock, English. and George ID. Wise.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN

Encouraged bv the success of last session, PRO-
FEssoR HAsSELEFF will resume the duties Of his
school on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. By
his method yer, young children, well as older
pupils are enabled through daily drill and use OF
the foreign languages TO write and speak them per-
fecty.
Best references given from schools and patrons
Of this city.
Special classes for young men. Private lessons IL
desired. Hours arranged to suit pupils attending
schools OF Fin. fish.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session.
For circulars and further particulars amply at 304
east Grace rect. sc 26-Su.W&Flm
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Finding q Place for the "First Citi.
xen."

NEW YORK, October Ga new phase to
the telegraph contest was given to-day by
the renewal Of a rumor TO the effect that ut
the election to be held next week the presi-
dency OF the Western Union will be given
10 General Grant, 1t is not known whether
The interests at variance can be harmonized
by giving General Grant the nrst place on
the ticket, nor Is it known that he would
accept the position II rendered to him.
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HIGH AUTHoa1Ty.

DIR. w. &. Scott. President OF the College OF Bhy.
slcians, Montreal, writes: IL have recos,mtnae0
Coldens LIEBIG's LIQUID. EXTRACT or BEzRaS
tha best preparation uscd for drbty, indsissions
dyspe 10 IA, and loss Of sppetit0~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

Mr.. CRANE has just received fresh lot OF his
celebrated Champagnes-the Premiere Serre and
The Vim Imrerial-and Is sti selling them at old
prices, though most houses have advanced the rates
on account Of the repeated failures Of the crops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

w.D BLAIR & Co., l1cs Main street, haze ~
ssdsed another suIply ofhra-fate GreeSTss'. whch
thss are selling at soc. n pound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

sAs. NACnOUQALL, l0k 4. ~. fasspsss vrpeseA
IvNIAer ofsls. stoves. 80
casSsts s. q S,: sSss s.s . 81 ;ss ~ ;'s::s ::
OF hoasoe Part. -.
SsS::S: = I: ;s;s;i s;;'i: - y ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

LEVY BROTH xas, agents for fosxsR's lib
Groves. with raient lased fastennss, received On
Yesterday their sariy fsa importstisc. The Foster
Is now the beas dead os hzndsorseIy-dIting znd
com Portable KID GLOVE, auo largely do,os MAY
With the use 90 buttoaed kid gloves. as tho laced
fastening Is s@nnch xsore convenient LEvxuRo-
THEIRS will tsae pleasure IN showing the'r popular
brand TO the aaiss and gentlemes OF this CAS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-08

While the 1eldswens roaming over.
Breathing nevsDow III hay aud clover,
wc'Ii think Of ber. ssis our wonf,-
Whose teeth and bnesth are every dag
White as whAe cl0vea sweet ~ has.
And all from using SOZoD0NT.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
States, slightly rising followed by falling
barometer, northeast to soui ibeast winds,
slight followed ly slowly rising tempera-
iure, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
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PoEraAIr PaEsEETAIloS T0-NIOHr.: -At
The meeting oi Dove Lodge, No. 81. % ~
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DAMPATIKE MALE ACADEMY,
Il KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
twesty-Hye miles from RichmOnd Va. The twelfth
session will begin OCTOBER 1, 1880, and end the
last day OF June, 1881.
Louis TURNER, a Master OF Arts OF the Univer-
sty OF Virginia, will have chsrge OF The school as
teacher.
TERMS: $3.50 rer sesson-on half October 1sf,
balance February l5.h. No extras. Address
THOMAS II. CARTER.
&c 7-Tu&F10t Richmond, Va.
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NOT GUILTY.


The Commonwealth Attorney, address
ing the Court, said that since it has been
disclosed to the Jury that the prisoner at the
bar never made out the account or swore TO
its being correct he could not make out
case against him on the indictments upon
which the prisoner was being tried. The
jury accordingly rendered verdict OF
!" Not guilty" without leaving their seats.
The Court then proceeded to try Mr.. Lee
upon the other indictment found against
him by the grand jury for obtaining in .
like manner February 2, 1880, the sum OF
S7S7.75. The prisoner was again arralgn-
ed, and to this indictment pleaded a." Not
guilty." The clerk then read the charge
to the Jury which was read in the first in
stance.
Mr.. Massey was again called to the wit
ness chair. He read from a paper Sergeant
Lees January account, and gave the names
OF about hali-dozen prisoners which he
claimed had been alleged by Sergeant Lee
to have received clothing when they had
not.
Mr.. Massey said he did not order the
S7S7.75 to be- paid TO Sergeant Lee, but bis
first clerk, who had the authority 10 con-
duet the business OF the Auditors office
one DAY curing tue dDSfhcc Oh tue huAr
tor-proyided the authority was given to
him by the Auditor dd give the order Dor
the money to Mr.. Lee. ae also said taat
MIR. Lee never tendesed him any money
which he tLee) had received over and aSoye
what was due 10 Mr.. Lee. Sergeant Lees
monthly accounts Formerly varied from
S7O0 10 5000 q north, but since ibis mat.
ter hns been In court they have beess great
deal less.
The witness sai2 that Mr.. Lee hold him
he kept no books al the Jail. Lar. Massey
sasd that Mr.. Wilkinson and Mr. Tyler both
lLnformed him that Sergeant Lee did keep a
hook which showed what prisoners had
been furnished with clothing, and conse-
auently he would not agree 10 the PROPOSE
| tion OF Mr.. Lees TO examine the Anditox's
book and fipd out il he (lee) had obtained
more money than he was entitled TO IN order
Ithat he could make himself square whh ths
| Commonwealth.
The witness wanted Mr.. Lee to refer e
his own books, as be lwitness) had been told
tha, be had them. When Mr.. Lee said b
| did not keep any books the witness douo'e'
him.
Captaiu wilkinson was the next witness
lHe said that Hally Brice worked IN To-
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mEUt - - - = |, :
CLoTnINe TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
E.B. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE . SON,
Ep. SPENCE SON,
aos MAIN STREET,
eos MAIN STREET,
aos MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
EB SPENCE & SON.
EB. SPENCE SON,
ED. sPENCE SON,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
MERCHANT TAn.oRs.
REApY.MADE CLOTHING.
REApY.MADE CLOTHING.
REApY.MADE CLOTHING.
E.B. SPENCE S SON.
=. q. SPENCE SON,
EB. SPENCE SON.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS
BUSINESS SUITS. - r,,rr
90s MAIN STREET.
9os MAIN STREET.
y. b. SPENCE son,
E.B. SPENCE 4 SON,
EB. SPENCE & son. s, er,,rs
DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS.
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING,
CHILDREN's CLOTHING,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
-OvERCoATs FOR MEN,
OvERCoATs FOR MEN,
ovERCOATs FOR MEN.
ovERCOATS FOR BOYS.
OvERCOATS FOR BOYS.
ovERCoATs FOR BOYS.
ovERCOATs FOR CHILDREN,
OyERCOATs FOR CHILDREN,
OvFRCoATs FOR CHILDREN.
E.. SPENCE & son,
Z. d. SPENCE SON,
Z. B. SPENCE & SON.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
Z. b. SPENCE & SON,
+. B. SPENCE q SON.,
L. Il. SPENCE = SON.
NOR ~ NECKWEAR,
NOBBY NECKWEAR,
NoBBY NECKyEAR.
903 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET,
903 MAIN STREET.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFS.
shlRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c.
f. b. SPENCE son,
T. u. SPENCE A son,
r. b. SPENCE & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
903 MAIN STREET,
903 MAIN STREET,
903 MAIN STREET. OCT
EINE TAILORING IA
Il AT EH
MODERATE PRICES. W.
have now ia stock
VERY COMPLETE A SSORTMENT OF
FALL GOODS,
which psrpOse TO make up In the
BEST STYLE OF CUT, TRIMMINGS, AND
WORKMANSHIP,
at small uniform profit
NO FANCY PRICES.
Satisfaction guaranteed.