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IFor the Dispatch.I
Democratic Meeting I'm King ANA
0uePn.

In pursuance OF a previous call, there was
a meeting Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
party Of King and Queen county held at the
courthouse on July 9th Chat being county
court day) for the purpose OF reOrganlznS
the Cons party OF the county.
Msior w. A. Saunders, county superin-
tendent, called the meeting TO order, ana y.
5. Jones was chosen secretary.
j. G.. Dew offered n resolution that the
people from the different districts retire
separately and select the committee for their
respective districts.
III. X. Pollard offered rs an amendment
that the Chair appoint a committee OF one
from each district to prepare business and
select the county committee.
The amendment was adopted, and the
Chair appointed Colonel 4. Il. Montague, j.
G. Dew, and II. x. Pollard.
This committee, after consultation, re-
ported the following named gentlemen as
members Of the county committee, and they
were elected: For NcwtOwn District-A.
c. Acree and w. T. HAYNES; for stevens
yile-A. II. Eubank and DR.. Thomas La
tame :. for Buena Vista-B. +. Bowden and
DR.. ". +. Bland.
The following resolutions were then
offered by J. G. Dew, and after stirring and
patriotic speeches by II. r. Pollard. ESQ.
Colonel w. r. Aylett, DR.. Grubbs and
Colonel Z. b. Montague, were unanimously
and enthusiastically adopted:
|. Resolved, That we heartily endorse Tho
nomination Of Hancock and English. and
pledge 10 them our warmest support.
.. That we respectfully but earnestly i'll
yite all opposed to Republican supremacy
in Virginia to support the electors nance
BY the Conservative Convention which rs
sembled in Richmond on the 10Th day o
May last, as we hereby pledge ourselves
TO do.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
w. A. SAUNDERS, Chairman.
IL s. Jones, Secretary.
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voter vii, avail himself o. 30 good an op-
portuuity OF voting taxation on bis
shoulders. lie would thus vote of CITY, coun-
~. state, or Federal taxes. He would thus
repudate any debt 7! be was taught and
made 10 believe, that he had the same right
TO vote for reputation IS for honest pay
ment. Bat the platform OF The Cincinnati
Convention shows no favor to anything that
even squinis al Reputation. That plat
form demands ga strict maintenance Of the
public faith, State and national" aud upon
that platform stand not only HANCOCK ana
Exo,,IsH, but all true Democrats In every
part OF the Union.
The Readiusters cannot stand the tests.
They are not true Democrats.
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Compromise. Why bless your souls,
fellow Democrats. we do not know, and
never have since the action az the Demo-
cratic State Convention, that there is any
such word in the Democrats vocabulary.
Why, 1t Ia perfect nonsense TO be hunting
up such word. Stick. that is the word
for every Democrat who really aud tThiy
desires that the electoral vote of virgins
shalt be cast for Hancock and English
FredsriekS6urg Star.
The Postmaster-General has Issued an
order prohibiting the existing practice OF
| certain classes OF merchants, manufacturers
inventors, and agents who send through tho
p.ails printed advertising cards OF various
! shapes and sizes with one'cent stamp AZ
fixed. The postal card furnished by The
Department Is declared the only card tba
will be allowed for the purpose, whether
printed or written upon.
Mr.. James Barron Hope, editor OF The
Norfolk Landmark, urges that Mr.. Good'
DO nominated for reelection to Congress-
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In his letter in yesterdays issue OF the
Dispatch, our Lynchburg correspondent
says that many OF the people OF that city
who visited Cincinnati during the recent
National Convention were very much struck
with the manner in which the street rail-
roads get over the hills OF the Queen City,
aud "think the system would be well
adapted to Lyncbburg.' The allusion must
be 10 the inclined plane leading up TO the
. Highland House." That inclined plane
no doubt struck the visiting statesmen from
Lynchburg as the very thing needed in the
Hill City. II in this city railroad were run
from the banks of the James river to the
top of Libby Hill, directly up the steepest
side Of that hill, such a road would have
less grade than the "inclined plane" in
Cincinnati. Clearly that is the sort OF rail-
road needed in Lynchburg-one that can
surmount the mountainous ridges upon
which that city is built.
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In his speech in the Malone Convention
John f. Massey said he would have favored
the direct support OF Garfield il by so
doing thew could more certainly have
effected the purpose their party had III
view. The action OF that Convention was
such as to divide the Democratic vote, ana
10 unite upon Garfield, che Republican. 50
as TO improve the chances OF the Repuoi-
cans eecting their ticket in this State, ana
1t looks AZ If that was the purpose OF the
leaders, who had everything cut and dried.
and there was no use for the attendance OF
delegates at all, for they had nothing 10 do
with controlling the action OF the ConVen-
ton.
This whole trouble, which so seriously
threatens the result not only in this state,
but in the whole country, as it may deter
mine the resut OF the presidential election.
il caused by few ambitious and unscru-
pulous leader, who wish 10 be elected to
Congress and other Offices, and take adyan.
tage OF the sentiment OF the people UPON Il
state issue to use them 10 subserye their
personal purposes.
Their course j. an insult to the intelli-
eence and patriotism Of the masses OF the
people whom they expect to delude into the
support of Garfield indirectly by getting
| them to vote for the Malone electoral
ticket, headed By Hancock and Engli'h.
These leaders have no connection with
the organization OF the Democratic party.
! They have cut themselves loose from it
expect no favor from ii, feeling that they
have forfeited all claims TO it-snd hence
they look 10 the Republican party for Off
cial fay0rs. and therefore desire the success
OF that party.
The masses will be too smart to be made
eats. paws Of in this way.
The action OF the Malone Convention
has caused the hearts OF the Republicans TO
| leap with Joy, and has inspired them with
confident hopes OF carrying this State for
Garfield whereas, but for the aid thus rem
dered them, they would have had no hopes
OF success, and would not have made more
than a mere formal contest in this state.
knowing that it would be futile, aud
loves labor lost"
That Convention has given "aid and
comfort to the enemy" Let all true Demo-
Gratis vote the regular Democratic ticket,
and save the State and country from dire
calamity, and the Democratic party OF Viz
gnia from national humiliation and dis
grace. This is time that tries the pa
trioti.m and souls OF Stanton Spec
! tdtOr.
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Congressional Convention, First Dis
frtOt.

The undersigned members Of the State
Central Democratic Committee, represent
ing the First congressional district OF
Virginia, have selected Tappahannock as
the place, and Friday, August goth,
as the time for holding convention
OF said district to nominate candidate
for Congress. The basis OF represen-
tation will be the vote in each conn'
ty for Tilden electors in 1873, allowing
one delegate and one alternate for every
hundred Democratic votes and fraction of
hundred over fifty. This will give: Acco-
mac, 2.477 yotes-25 delegates; Northamp-
ton, 779 yotes--S delegatoa; Gloucester,
| j, Osl voies-1O delegates Mathews, 7i2
yotes-7 delegates; Mlddlesex, 563 votes
6 delegates; Essex, 1873 yotes-7 delegates
King William, $40 yotes-6 delegates kins
and Queen, sol vol es-S delegates; North
cumberland, 1913 yotes-5 delegates Ian
caster. sos vofes--5 delegates; Richmon'
county. 400 yotes--5 delegates; Westmore
land, 620 yotes-6 delegates; King George
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A well-kuown Virginia Republican from
the Petersburg district informed me to-day
that Dyson, second Auditor, would cer-
tainly be run as the Readiuster candidate
for Congress in that district, and that the
Democrats would also run ticket, and
that while the former would not draw off
enough votes from the Republicans to de-
feat Jorgensen, be would draw enough
from the Democrats to put the election OF
the latter out Of the question. He also
said that the Readjusters had been wrought
up by their leaders to such pitch OF
animosity against the Debt-Payers, whom
he acknowledged were the staid, reliable,
and best men In the State, that they would
cheeriully vote for a negro or the devil in
preference to one Of them. He also offered
to bet 800 that Garfield would carry the
State, and in fact, and In my presence, did
bet = hat that such would be the case.
What will your Readjuster readers, who
profess TO want Hancock elected, say 10
thi, p Washington letter Alexandria Ga.
Sette.
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CAROLINE.-A letter In the Fredelicks-
burg Neos from Caroline says that last year
there were very few avowed Read!usters
in that county, but that there are q few more
now, owing, as he supposes, TO the patron
age which the new county Judge has to
dispense. We never beard it claimed last
fall that the Readiusters had any strength
in Caroline. Nevertheless Mr.. S. j. r.
WHITE, her representative in the House OF
Delegates, voted for MALONE for United
States senator, and was also delegate to
the MALONE Convention in this city last
week.
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DiEArTs.

I DIef TUESDAY, night the 18Th Infant, NJ, ar,
DRbD a. PERKINS. 10 The fsrty skill YEA, ., ~
Her funeral viii take place from Trinity ,,n...
corner. OF Broad and Twentieth streets tt,,nn:
tIhursd,y) MORNING. AZ 10 o'ei0ct. Frfends -,
tfco. '"'"'e' 10
Died. "wednesday. July l4ih, MICHAEL n. In
fant son or ", J. and q. V. Cusen. 49, III
lbs fuDera VIII take pare from hrs father. ret
nenee; Graham street aud Williamsburg ayonpe =,
. a. h. JV'DAf Thursday
Died, OF cholera-i1'anfurr ~ he re,,s... 81, III,
p1rcnts.in HeDricO county,. az , O'rToes q " an IL
18Th instant, THEODORE lHANiJIgp tn,,.,
son 81 Nary T.. and Rsbart T. Whfk,s /: sg,d 80
months and two days. '''' "'"'
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fSLe
Death came vi ceasels.s care
The opening bud 10 Heaven couyyred
And bHde II blossom her.
The funeral took place Yesterday evening" a, q
O'Clock from The residence OF the parents.
Died. at 3 O'Clock wednesday evening. WILLIAM
r. RYAJL, infant son Of j. VI. and Is. : ptan
eyed ten nOphs and fifteen days. '
His funeral will take place THIS AFTFRSCtN
~ O'Clock from the home Of bis iarenfs No. ~;
south Fifth street Friends and relative, OF ~
family are requested to attend without fuTilrr
notice.
Died In Danyllle Va. JAY 18Th Mrs. ANNN
CHlLDRh>S. wife ~ JObg W. Chlldro,s ,rfer a
long and painful Illness, Ia M sixly.thlrd wear of
her axe. '''' ~
lie eiVeth his beloved sleep"
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$50 votes--6 delegates; Stafford. i,022
yotes--10 delegates; Prince William, 1.0s4
vofes--10 delegates; spotsyIyania and
Fredericksburg, 1881 votes-15 delegates.
Total, 100 delegates; 1879 alternates.
All Democratic papers published In the
district, as well as those circulating in the
district, are requested TO publish this an
nouncement. WILLIAM ALgx. TB0N,
j. III. T.. JONES,
Il. v. MEREDITH,
a.. ..s..r.s. Committee
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The RcadIusters' State Convention met at
Richmond, Va, on Wednesday las. and
nominated a full electoral miscellaneous
and English, proiessedly, but in effect eX-
actly the opposite. II is cOnsolins. however.
10 be assured that there is no probability
Whatever that Malone Il Co., can, In great
national contest such as i now before Us,
detract from the immense Democratic ma
jority in Virginia enough votes to ieopar-
die the regular Democratic ticket THAT
ever NAV be the result on simple local Is
sues. There are too many good Virginians.
who have been homes, in their alliance with
the Readjusters, who will not follow the Iead
Of oflice-seeking aspirants so far as 10 aid in
defeating the nominees OF the great National
Democratic party. Chdr!esto,on( West Va
Spirit
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R3' THE SEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING.
OUT SALE
LEVY BROTHERS.

$50 pieces LAWNS n Sc per yard:
1 90 pieces LAWNS a, SIC per yard;
s. pieces LAWNS At SIC. per yard:
80 pieces LAWNS a. lOc. per yard:
IS pieces LAWNS al 12}fc per yard;
so pieces LAWNS az l5c. per yard;
LINEN LAWNS reduced from 25c. 10 zoe:
LINEN LAWNS reduced from zoe. 10 1870:
REAL FRENCH LAWNS reduced to zoe. t.r
yard
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced - BE.
per yard;
MUMMY LAWNS AZ l2T and i5c. per yard;
GINGHAM> reduced 10 81. o and i a. parvtrl.
BUNTTNGS in all color, az reduced price. D,
~ Ii LEVY BROTHERS,
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ties and styles
TWISTED SILK MITIS, iu black and colors. %
very low prices;
LACE-TOP GLOVES a 25c. worth SOC, A. 3Jc.
worth GOc, al soc worth 75c:
LINEN LAP-ROBF> reduced 10 -. SI.25 aud
$50. which make iacm ihe cheap,.t ever
oifercl:
GOODS for E)y,' and Men, wear 81 reduce price.
Tho LaIgesl and Cheapest STOCK or LACIs ana
FNBROlDE3lEs ever offered iu Obs ciy.
Don. thlnk of buying un.n you have .e.nolr
stock.
REMNANTS ~ an kin3s q Gool, GOO % s0.i Poe
gard'ess Of cost;
CALlCOFS reduced 20 ,. g ar' o.:
YARD. WIDE CANBRlC- rt D.. worth D. ...:
FULL-WlDTu PILLOW W COTTON atl2sc.
per yard:
Bargains m an kiuli OF HLFhcHED and ~
BLEhCHED >ffETiNr> and SiIIRTING>,
The Large,t and ueayi~t MEXICAN hNN-
NnCh~;
FOLDING RocKING.CHAIR and CAMP
STOOLS:
The LARGEST STOCK OF FANS ln tli, CRY:
IPARhSoL- and UMBRELLAS in great intle'yr
c.0sing-out price;
500 tine cheap LAWN and Ll"tN DRESSES;
LAWN SUITS as low a. $50 for d tlrrp.Dcc
sul,:
LINN ULSTEHS aud large a-sortweut no
LADIES UNDERWEAR 800 go be -.ii lt
great bargains 40
IVA LEVY BROTHERS
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We really do not see any particular reason
why the Conservative party OF Virginia
should spend much OF its ammunition in
fighting Garfield and Arthur. There is not
a Democrat in all the State or in all the
South who will vote for that ticket. whether
Garfield was 4 edit-Moblier grabber or
not. The battle we have to light here in
Virginia is against the Malone dlsorgan-
lzers, whose sole design i to take off enough
OF the regular Conservative white voters TO
give the State 10 the negroes and Republi-
cans. This they may succeed in doing II
there are enough OF white Readiusters in
Virginia 10 sell their birlbright for 4 mess
OF pottnge. But we are confident that such
is not the case.
IL is only the designing demagogucs and
place-hunters among the Readiusters VINO
will desert their old party and race and hand
over the electoral vote OF the State 10 Gar
field DdnUiNe Post.
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GARFIELD on GREEYBACKs.-In the House
OF Representatives June 10, 1878, Mr..
sourHARD moved to suspend the rules and
pass a bill providing that after October lst
Of that year greenbacks should be received
ut par in payment Of customs duties. The
vote was ayes i5S. noes SO. Among the
noes" was Mr. GARFIELD.
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DRY GOODS.

ZINE CORDED MUSLIN. only g.. lcr
BROWN LINEN LAWN ar Toe. worth 80. I'r
ward: .., , own
Barsgins IN T0RCHON LACES. OF which We aa'e
complete line:
see our UNLAUNDRlED >lllRIs, ll1en h"'"in'
aud cuffs, ~ zoe. worth !
Az for lie :. MOVABLE BU~K CORSET can
b. worn with or without q hn,k;
Our HAMBURG EDGlNG> are 'hc cheapest 81" '"e
civ: .... q, &C.,.
An elegant assortment or LAWNS ~ all prizes
VICTORIA LAWN a. II &C.. worth 1919. perry o.
CAN auG sec u. o.. 49,. .. 49,, .,
An extra quality BRITISH IlALF-liO>E, embroi'
cred. at zoe. fullv worth 0Ot.i
SUETLa ND SiiANL> A. t3c.'
LINEN DRILLS % bottom pr e.. fAE AN'L>
80 co.r. al LEWIS HELD & SUNS.
No. GIL Broad ,irer.
Orders ~ mail promptly filled. ie l"-e"l
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no SUMNER TOURISTS.


Persons intending sp'uuinZ TIE summer
The couutry or at the Wsbsrnlg- places sh""e pr
vide themselves with the necessary irm~"e' SUI
appars,rs which cannot be had outside q e"f-
viz: 49,
PATE~T POCKET-srOYEs, for hc~ins Tea
PATSNT WAX NiGHr-LlGHTs, whieh burn
RE ,bY.MADk Observation-Disclosures, which
ARE always rea Nv and act Ia three minutes, 49,.
sCfr RUBBfR Ap,.PiLLONs an@ CIsiiiONs =
NEDiCINE.GLA,S SIS.
SyoNGEs and sptlNGE-BAGS,
.EI.f.INJECTlSG UNIV EkS Al. >lRlN"t>'
VALENTINES III AT-JUltE, .,..,, NcE.
VALENTINES MkAl-JIlIE WI"
IoiISsT0N>, FLUID BEEF,
| I iERIG', son ID EXTRACT RbEF
| iiEnl,;'S LfOtliD EXTRACT BEEF;
| pAPt,N A. entire wheat food, t0r infants;
| iN,tRIkl. tiKANuN food for infants.
! NESII Els LACIkotS fAhiNA,
| GERBER'S MILK-FoOp
| PREPARED RICE fLOuR
| PREPARED SCOrCu DAT NEAl,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
| SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNEr,
| DlsINfEfIlNG SOAPS, to prevent eonissioh'
and ALI reliable medicines new remedies, aud api"'
ratus, to be had OF
MEAQE 4 BAKER, Druggists
oI9 east Main street.
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY -"
TENDED TO. -
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IT Is INPOssIBLE.-As Malone and his
followers in Virginia refused to recognize
the national Democratic party in CoDyen-
ton assembled at Cincinnati, OF course the
national Democratic party and It's ticket,
Hancock and English. cannot recognize the
Malone regulators in anything they may
do. The regulators have read themselves
ont Of the Democratic ranks, and have
started n new party and new ticket, and de-
clare that under no circumstances will they
have anything TO do with the regular
Democratic party OF the State or nation.
How, then, can the regular Democratic
party OF the country have anything TO do
with such band OF lawleSs disOrganzerS
and political brigands? How can they CO.
operate with faction that will not CO.
operate with them! Can oil and water be
made to mix How can Hancock and Eng
ll.h and the great Democratic party OF the
country surrender TO the dictation Of Ma
hone, and Massey, and Riddleberger 1t
is prepostcrous and impossible.- DdnrlHe
Post.
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NORFOLK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

NORFOLK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
view of the condition Of affairs I'm the Sec.
ond district, the Suffolk Herald says Let
the committee which called the Ocean View
Convention meet at once and withdraw
the call. Then let them invite such OF the
District Committee OF the Readiu,ter party
az are Democrats TO party conference.
Let the two committees make a call 10
their respective parties for a Joint Demo.
cratic Convention at Ocesn View or some
other point. Let the Democratic voters
select the delegates TO such Convention,
and let the nomination be made by the
Joint Convention, and each party will give
bin hearty support. Should the Demo-
Gratis OF the Readiusier Committee decline
10 cooperate with the Funder Commit
tee. then will be the time TO go ahead
without them. Should the committee
not carry out the suggestion above made,
then let US send no delegates 10 the Ocean
View Convention, and let such delegates as
shall attend from the other counties adjourn
without a nomination. The Funders can
do nothing without The aid OF the Readiust-
ers. and the Read usters can do nothing
without the aid OF the Funders. Ii the
leaders will not see this point, the people
must take charge and lead themselves. A
pretty set of fools we will be when, after
mutually cutting each others tbroats, we
have a Democratic administration, Demo.
cratic Senate, and Democratic House, and
every application, petition. or communicl-
ton from this district must go up and be
laid on the shelf forever by DezendOlf, Nor
ton, or some other Republican. Demo-
crais-Funders. Readiusters-Open your
eyes. There is danger dheddt"
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wedo not consider Ex-Governor STEVEN
SONS letter TO General HANCOCK at all fe-
licitous in its phraseology. We have no
doubt, however. that General HANCocK's
answer will smooth out all the inequalities
OF the ex.Governor's production.
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Profound regret Is expressed by the
true Democrats In the Norfolk district, and
In fact throughout the State, at the declina.
ton OF Hon. John Goode to be candidate
for reelection to Congress. We believe now
they should nominate him anyhow, for II
he can't bear the Hancock and English flag
on to victory IN that district no one else can.
Democrats OF the Second District! Put
Gcode at the head Of the column and march
on 10 triumph Danpiie Post
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AMELIA.

DWELLING OF Mr.. JOsgPH r. LEIDIG DE-
sTR0YED By FIRE.
ICorrespcndeuce of the Richmond DispatchI
COURTHOUSE, July Is, 1880.
The dweling-house OF Mr.. Joseph Il.
Leidig, situated about one mile from Anne
Lin Courthouse, on the Richmond and Dan
willie railroad, was destroyed by IRE on the
10th Instant about O'Clock in the morning
Ali OF tae provisions be had and nearly oil
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taRUGN. rEDIN;Nh-. 80.

DR. SANFORD'S
LIVER-INYlGuRAToR
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
THAT ACTS DIRECTLY CPoN IHE LIVE,
AND CURES
LlyER-COMPLAINT>
JAUNDiCk,
BILIDUsNE>S,
MALARIA,
COSTIYENE>S.
HEADACHE.
1T ASSISTS DIGESTION.
STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM,
REGULATE, TIM BOWELS
PUPPIES THE BLOOD.
"''N UG. SANFOGD.
1872 Broadwtf. N,N lors.
For sale Dr. al druggists. r. lz->'luS i"o.A
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FO PHYSICIANS.

PATENT SEAMLESS skIN-FrrfiN' SHIFT
USED WITH
DIR. SAYRES PLASTER.Ot-FAEI, JAM
Asuppy just received from The
rloKEDRD KNITTING COMPANY.
,. BLAlR. Drussi't-
T. so corner Broad and Ninth .ifef-
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NJ IF YOU WANT BARGAINS call

NJ If YOU WANT BARGAINS call
atHUTZLER BROTHERS, wlere they arc
CLOSING or THEIR ENTIRE rTo'k
ar25 per cent below cost. They are
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. AND MEAN so
HUMBUG.
They are giving the
GREATEST BARGAINS II THE CITY
In fact the goods are much less 20 per cent than
the wholesale cash cost
can and convince yourself. Remember. ~. j2j
RpoAp STREET. HUTZLEB BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
PRINCES, BUTTONS. RIBBONS, LA'E~,
CORSETS, HAMBURGS. hosiery. GLOVES,
GoID.PLATED JEWFLRY. &C. N3
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nd me- furnlLnre were deslrosed, also. some

fifteen or twenty barrels Of vinegar. Dir.
Leide is a worthy citizen, and has the sym
patty OF the whole community. No insu-
rance. Cause OF fire unknown.
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CTORlNQ CARRIAGE>.-Per-e. ~.
- cons leaving the city for the summer yra,,S,,
an. wishing 10 store their carriages, eau ha'N 49,
v,eli taken care of In our show-rOons. .N>s
WV GEOkGE A. Al>silE x soNSt
Carriage. Bul.ders, No. ~ fsa1h "'''
AZ l3.sQdtt
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A RIDE UP INTO HENRY COUNTY-CROPs
RAILROAD MATTERS JOHN HAMPTON. OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MARTINSyILLE-A
RATIFICATION NG-CONGREssIONAI.-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ABOUT THE KILLING OF
JOE EsTFs-LAsT HONORS TO MRS. MAY AND
HER DAUGHTERS.