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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
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The Bone aud Muscle producing Malt, the
Nerve-quieting Hop, the superb Malarial an
tidote Quinue and other precious ingredi.
ents, combined without fermentation, are the
Ingredients of malt Bitters," prepared By
the Malt Blters Company 22w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
-wanted at once. two hundred cords
y - - ~ 1880. y --s-I " -
SrREgr Bios. MARSHALL & Co.

Il choice 10: Of fine top buggies, open
buggies, pbaetons and tbFee>spring wagons
ast received by c. J. Hyde. Cheap. cheap,
cheap. Call and see before purchasing else
ghere,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
LEND Us YOUR EYES.
Don't be blind to your
own interest.

Remember the hard fact
stares you right in the face
that NATHAN, SCHREIN-
Err & CO.. have the largest
stock in the city and are still
constantly receiving and adj
ding new, fresh and desirst-
BILE goods to their mammoth
stock-at prices which cam
not be beat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
OWN AND COUNTY:
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the town Of Lancaster
will meet ia Caucus in the Court House on
.Sa1,uaay, dug u,
at2P. NJ, 70 choose eleven delegates 10
the 81 Assembly Distries Republican Con-
vcn,ion to Be held at Rcetoga, August l7th.
EDWARD PoLLocg.l
II ) KEKSE Committee.
w. p. RogpEN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05

fha Ne.1iayre Hi leis Ststltra illus.
trl-es shs atsaa'asa ot a,s sfse.ur.ez esssb.
l,swen,s 81 sevn hr ies,asoiue ELIZA
Snoe ~ desas Of the va.sb n-uufsc,arg
EIsma 'lt.aa tbs tere IA fgaio 5000
70 5000 rtl, witch lc:os va )sea of-
fesai 81 Be.tiisrs N3 MSS Is. ,e3, ana Be-.
vilsrr he, ro. ID aa,y if5sa ants nov as
the'. l. propo,tier 90 The aHeQa, ot BUSH
nes' dome {. Is REASONABLE. Is asqyet Street
B-7s, Marshall & Co.'S uoslsa factory 20
h''e eofrespoadag elieg, spon Lancaster.
Preparations me msSieg for Largo gath,
er,'s # soldiers AZ she reaaiaa ja Lancaster
in September We ualors.tal +. /. ma. the
in'easiou T. camp o4s. but 10 asa. NOR, Of a
Fourth OF July celebration .ala aav.hing
else. CiTcaars have bsea seat 8. casa nf the
committee whose nAaes appeHeI ia last
weeks lgEEAtp, together with h'.ass. vhieh
are 10 b} dllad on, wish the nau- ,.aaauv
and preseot posioaica address 81 eya-y so..
dioy va' resides ia the respective tovas B,
sealns tic blank. 20 This way 10 Giro, p,oai-
inea' ex,s5'd.ess in each towa m s'most
CON sleta 'os:er can Be obtained 4 meetag
will be held Angus. l4sh to eff 3 an 2ryApi-
zAtiSa, a. eh;,h ,ime aaisers vii p, -I.c,ed
and oileg business Of Importance t,aas5s,eI.
A laFss attendance Of soldiers IS requested at
that tine I. is no; known yot what DAYS of
September III, reunion viii be held, bur our
readers will be notified ia due time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

TH1 MONGREL TICKET.-The following
additional evidence from the reliable Wash
ineton correspondent Of the Alexandra
Gazette ought to satisfy the most incredu-
eous that tbeiRepubl'can party Of the nation
will never fellowship regulators or their
allies, whatever the Republican party OF
Virginia may do. We quote:
:" All the Republicans with whom your
correspondent has conyersed respecting
Senators Conkiing's and Blaine7s repUdia-
ton OF the MISUNDERSTANDING
scheme in Virginia concur With fheir srnii-
ments, aud say, FIRST, that should the know
ledge OF fusionl between the kepudiatOrs
and the Republicans Of Virginia become
public IL would lose the Republicans un-
questionably the two doubtful States of
Connecticut, with SIX, and New Jersey.
with nine electoralsyotes, in addition TO the
two senators to be elected In those States
BY the.Iegislatures 10 be elected this fall,
which would be costly price for the wete
al Xireioia; and seeendly. that shoald such
o scheme succeed. the Grant men Of the
North, who are the ,Doneyed men. are 80
opposed TO all sorts OF Financial reputation
see that no kepudisiOr should receive any
Office for The part he took 80 It,"
TIE Kekdiuster faction has no streogtb
without its negroes. 1T will fight Ia the
last TO keep The negroes within its fold. II
Is a matter Of life and death. II the Re
publicaDs take away the negroes, Repudss-
ton or kex ijustmsnt is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

l860-1S50. John Broom and William Ma
hone. An Historical Parallel. foreshadow-
ing Civil Trouble. Richmond, Va: G..
f. JOHNSTON. 1880.
For ten cents you can get the pamphlet
whose title is given above; and it is richly
worth the money. The authors name is
not given. He is prophet Of evil. He re-
calls 1860; tells OF the john BROWN rad.
ain 1879" he then says, "occurred the raid
OF WILLIAM MAHOYE. less bloody but more
dangerous" "MAHONE is GRANTS fore
runner, as BROWN was LIyCOLN's." GRANT
occupies in national politics "precisely the
position that MALONE last year occupied In
State politics." MALONE beat the better
elements Of society, and GRANT will do the
same. A CAMERON is the right man OF
each. MosBY. too. is coming. Ito be with
his friend GRANT" "Rely upon it, work
is to be done"
Aud so it goes on to the end. Like the
patriot that proclaimed the destruction OF
Jerusalem from the walls Of the temple. tie
author OF this little work foretells troubles
upon top of troubles for Virgins, the State
which he evidently loves with his whole
heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
frhe Times is Resdjustes orgsn.]

mond Wig would do well 10 follow Dayy
Crockett's advice with reference TO the " DR..
Foster affair IN this city, and be sure 1, l.
right beforeit goes ahead. So far from that
affair having been ''Fundcr Outrage" all
the parties connt cted Nth II are known Ms
being OF the Doeio.'s own political farb.
one OF the men accused OF being bis as.nil.
sot having been president Of The Rfai-
jusiels' committee, ibe witness upon whose
evidence The accused were discharged by
the magistrates court before whom they
were tried being Readiuster. and Of the
Two magistrates before whom they were
Tried one Is a Republican and the other r.
adtnsier. IL isu'f possible that the D,ctoI,.
rtadjusiing notions or politics had anyibins
70 % With lhe sitsck upon him. aud the At.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

WILL IF CONPELLED.-The Washington
Post Il Wednesdl, has nearly Il column
dispatch from Uuca. N. Y, Mr. Seymour's
residence, relative 10 his position on The
question OF The presidential nomination.
We are delighted 10 see that the Posts ac.
count of recent interview which was
carped aI or disputed by many papers and
leffer-wfiter- l. fully substantiated The
INDUSTRIOUS sfssesmaL's p,-ition is as first
ferorted-he ., not Il candidate, hut he will
run u compelled Ia do So. IL Other words.
nominate him, aud h. will accept. This Is
III toat should be u,eded or required. II is
Noble example that there is one great and
pure statesman who does not desire the
highest office. but who VIII TOW 10 toe will
OF tbe people. LII the boom now start in
earnest. Seymour ard Hendricks Is the
ticket Wilmington IN. C.)Stlr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
IIOrntiO Scymour's Candidacy.
NO ONE. AUTHORIZED TO SAY HE WOULD NJ
ACCEPT A NOMINATION.


ACCEPT A NOMINATION.
fSpec al dispatch to The Boston Herald
UTICA, n. Y, March 2S.-Wbile am not
authorized TO say that Horatio Seymour
will accept the Democratic nomination for
the presidency, am saii, fled that no friend,
politician, editor, or Safe committeeman.
Is or has bcen authorized by Mr. Seymour
or any Of his friends to say that he Will not
accept the nomination il unanimously
made. The fact Is TINT the persons most
deeply interested would feel Just as
much obliged to those who assume
TO be moulbpiece> or rtflecOrs Of
Governor Seymour's views II they would
attend to their own concerns. Gov
ernOr Sc, mour certainly cannot decline
what has not been offered TO him. Senator
Herman, ideas Oh this subject are nearer
authoritative than those OF any other man.
Utica contains half dozen men who like
to add glory TO themselves by pretending
to speak for Horalio Sey mour. Among this
number are deuble-dyed Tilden machine
men. whose only hoDes in this world are
inseparablv connected with 1ilden's barrel
and political promotion. While pretend
ing to be great admirers Of Seymour,
they are constantly in communication
with and direct, by Tlden. To sub
siaDtiaie this assertion, ! am informe by
Trustworthy authority that one OF The State
committeeman, no does not 1--we far from
this city. was promised toe nomination for
State treasurer Two years hence II be would
rise in his place in New York Friday and
announce, with an air OF aulhOrly, that un-
der no consideration would seymour accept
the presidential nomination. The an
nouncement was made, bur it was en-
tirev gratuitous and unwsrranted. Gov
ernor Seymour is in splendid heaIth-in
faci, rs wei as ever. HIS only trou-
bic Is the nervousness and fear Of over
excitement which have been with him for
years. While nothing will lie done 10 add
to b boom | am cOnfidenr that he and his
TRENDS will he Obliged TO all il the boom is
permitted to float naturally. The State
Convention will 90 10 Syracuse, TIlden
having ordered thai 1t should be so. While
Governor Seymour may not attend the Svra-
cu>e Convention he certainly would preside
In Ut ca. Tildenlsm and Seymonrlsm cam
not be harmonlzed any easier than oil and
water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31


The Aicxandria Gdxe.xe has taken The
trouble 10 obtain the views Of some Vir-
giniaps In regard to ste presidency.
General FITz. ,..Rk Is not for TrLpES' bu!
names no ia-nrac. Mr.. N. GLESSAS, OF
Norfolk, di'.cc, but names BAYARp, FIELD
and HAX.Ocx. ST. ANDREW knows no III
DEN n en-. he l. for HANCOCK. y. r. BLAND.
Of I,ddlesex, says HANCOCK Is the most
r.sa,labIc man. He adds;
.My rcrsonai preference would be Bay
ard. lus don't think be could py poss'-
bility be elected. would favor Juage
Field. but we cannot afford TO make !ne
late decisions by the Supreme court toe
lesdIng issues In the canvass. Thurman
got slightly damaged by leaning on greea-
hack. SEYMOUR wouid be powerful"
G. w. MAxssR, y. NJ. BRAxroS, ana n
In LITTLE. Of Fredericksburg. AID G w.
Button, OF Lyncbburg, think FLpEk won,'
do. so docs General TALrArsRRc. .. :.
Traxrr. Of Front Royal, also; but he thinks
FIELD the strongest candidate a. A.
PuLEaAa, OF Montgomery. Is not ior III
MY. Joax LEyCBER prefers TILoEN' put
saws he couIan't carry Virginia. Genera
w H.r. LEE is not for fLDRS. Nor Is
General ASA ROGERS, who says SEYMOUR
and HyxpmCKs would be the strongest
ticket. r. ii. GLASS does not think Mr.
TfLpEN the strongest man. THOMAS
WHITEHEAD dislikes TIIDEN, BAYARp'
Woop. and RANDALL. Prefers FIELD.
l.. WADpELL doesn't think TnDEN could
carry Virginia. Nor does j. j. MASON
OF King George; nor j. y. CROWN, OF Der
ryyille. r. WHITEHEAD says we had De''er
let the northern and western Democrats Tx
the ticket, and then do our best to elect u.
w. w. MopFETT. OF Raprahannock, thinks
SEYMOUR or BAYARD could carry Virginia.
II. j. WASHINGTON, OF Westmoreand, th'bks
TtLDEs cold not. Ditto THOMAS CR0xToN,
OF Essex. w.N. NELSON. OF Clarke, IS IN
doubt on this point. w. u. LYNCH, OF Lou
doun, believes that any Democrat will carry
Virginia. w. r. SUTHERLIN, OF Danvi'ie,
thinks 1t doubtful il TILDES could. Colonel
A. s. BUFoRD opines that any Democrat but
T,LpgN could, but Is doubtful as TO HIM.
HENRY C. TINsLEY, Of Staunton, sums up
the sayings OF all the other letter-writers IN
these words, penned for himself
ANY other man could carry the State
easier THAN Tildcnl. The reason is that the
people, while not particularly Tor any man,
seem to be particularly averse to Tiilen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

NEGRO JuRoRs.-Judge tELLsrT, OF Tow
s'Dtown, Nd. has very properly refused
10 snmmos negro jurors to thy negro,
though counsel claimed the right to have
fhen. summoned ender the recent decisions
al the Supres,e Court Of the United States.
he ordered the sheriff TO Summon the re-
qsdsi'e number OF men, choosing then, for
their sobriety, gtAess, aud intelligence,
without distinction ~ 10 race or color; and
the skkrlT summoned al white men. Judge
YELI>stT acted up to the requirements Of
tee decisions referred 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
Preferences OF "'sso"ri
va~as1afOrs.

DR.. William 5. Arthur, young physician
Of Baltimore. son OF Mr.. Henry Arthur, NO.
SO north Eufaw street, died suddenly Mon-
dav night while visiting a patient IN The
eastern section Of the city. Coroner Ire
land, after an examination, pronounced 1t
case OF beart-jisease. and declined hoiding
an inquest. He had been IN the house but
n very few minutes when he began TO gasp
and his would-bc patient was compelled TO
turn attendant. As he aid not speak, and
was evidently very III, she gave him glass
Of water and Dlac, d a wet towel to his head.
IJtteriug few heavy gasps and rolling up
his ewes. he fell back without a word.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
MT COHEN BROTHERS NOW OFFER

the largest STOCK of BLACK aod COLOREn
SILKS ever presented in this state. Their
prices are ALWAYS GUARANTEED against New
York houses
Also. all Tie various NOVELTY DRESS GOODS III
silk and wOr,tcd materil
25 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE al
55c. the lowest value OF which T. Csc;
4O-INCH.WIDE ENGLISH tSHMERE at 25c.
MAKSkILLE> QUILTS al Csc;
HEAVY MARSEILLES QUILTS at $l.7j, $3.50
and s3, The value of whic Is fully 81 more;
Also, n large stock Of CROCHET QUILTS under
value:
so pieces WHITE LINEN DE INDIA at loo. a
yard under value:
A new lot OF TORCTON and Other LACES;
rs GOssAMER CIRCULARS at SO the value OF
which is Sc;
Also, LADIES and CHtLDREN'S RURBER CIR
CULARS at one half their value. NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
The Mixed Electoral sieket and the
cause OF adjustment.

Editor of the Portsmouth Times:
/ am Readjuster. and l want to see the
movement for readiusiment fully carried
out to the end Of its original and legitimate
mission.
To merge the cause OF rea ljustment in a
mixed electoral ticket for the presidential
election is, In nv judgment, not only to
risk that cause, but to ruin 1t.
There are thousands OF true and tried
ReSdjusters in every section OF Virginia
who cannot be brought 10 vote, either d.
recty or indirectly, for the Radical candi-
date for the presidency, no matter whom he
may be. They espoused the great princi-
piles OF ieadiustment with no, sucn purpose
as going over to the camp OF the Republic
cans. They Indignantly repelled the asper-
sion OF such apostacy last fall, and they ln-
dIgnanlly repel it STILL
The ReadinsterS' party Is essentially the
party OF the people. The Republican party
is essentially the party OF the monopolists
and the money.kings, and, fsOm the sand.
point OF my observation, the X aiiuster
who sustains the Republican candidate for
President wilt give up the cause OF the peo-
pie in Virginia, and take to bis bosom the
cause OF the capitalists in tue North. T3e
tfuest Readjusfer is he who sticks closest t.
the principles OF ieadiustment.
II the mixed electoral ticket is presented
Ia the people OF Virginia, cannot see how
II can fab to be oQerw heimingiy defeat ed.
il can't stand discussion, and am satisfied
il will lie blown away i'm the pre-iden,ial
storm like gossamer. III this be true, where
thee will be that cause Of readjus' ment now
so triumphant in Virgisias 1t viii be g. ne,
and gone forever, with the Funders ence
m re In full sway In OUT State.
Reimbursement has strength enough 10
sand ON It. own bottom. 1t has not enOt.gl
10 take Radicaiism upon It's shoulders.
A BONA FfDE REaDJUsTER.
fThe Times IL n Rekdiusfe< oroan1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

!. q. cam de main oy which be possessed
himself Of the Miigsn Iesseas ,or o Gonsr rJ
other condition Is Il possible ~ ,,cl ete' y,
Mahone's uap'edged e ,se Rsnubl I Of
secure The support OF OIL. ~" 20 voflng for the
the state than upon tha' T % 'v whole Object
epus.san sasdaa sed hi. party Is to carry
the State for Grant, 70 wn,sa ar roi ,
chief win control the Fedora, arpvlsusn,s
in the State apd have sometnlns " y, e;s
TO satisfy the vcracous crav,nss "a n,s nun nun,
gry followers, whose appeMh. ,,,n ou'e o my
been whetted by the dis, 1U,,, ,Dn Vi .ne
State Offices among them: VIZ ,ue peoP'e
Of Virginia assent to this = i'oe"a'e' IN
deI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

Np- JULIUS MEYER Il son are now
Opening q LARGE AND HANDSOME LINE Of
NEW SPRlNt, GO"bS, embracing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, at VERY Low
PRICES.
Every shade Of ALL-WOOL PUNTINGS at 25c.;
BLACK BUNTINGS from l2% TO Soc;
BLACK ALL-WOOL NOME CLOTH;
A new line Of BLACK CASHMERE at specially
low prices;
The latest novelties In FANCY-TRIMMFD PARA
SOILS aud SUN-UMBREILA>:
The largest and pretiest lie of SPRING host
cry ever shown:
New style LACE-TOP GLOVES and MITTS;
A specially cheap lot OF BLACK ELK, JET, and
CHENILLE TRIMMING:
All new spring shades In our celebrated so, 75c
aud 81 KID GLOVE>;
full line of TABLk-DAMAsK, NAPKINS,
DOYLlES. ana TOWELS n old prices, at
JULIUS MEYER < SONS.
Agents for Mime DemoresrS Reliable New Spring
S'y'es Patterns.
WHAT TO WEAR and PORTFOLIO just re-
ceived. Sent 10y mail post free. nh 9,eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

A STRONG GOVERNMENT The GRANT
men in the United States are not alone IN
d, string strong Government. The Ba-
roness BURDETT. C0UT1s wants strong Gov
eminent in England; and she docs not
think that Mr.. GLADSTONE is the man TO
furnish it. The Baroness is a sort OF female
JAY GOULD or w. II. Vanderbilt, so far as
wealth is concerned. Like those famous
capitalists, she relies upon ga strong Gov
eminent" to protect her immense boards;
and Mr.. DIsRAELI is evidently her General
GRANT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

CANNON FARRAR thinks 1t foolish to dis.
peccare and non posse peccare. The remark
suggests that when the Re&diusters say that
Virginia is unable to pay her debts they
ought rather to say that she is able to keep
from paying them. 1t is not because she IS
unable to pay them that she does not do so.
but because she has the power to keep from
paying them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

Ma. TmpEk IN yIsoTNI4.--The Alexan-
dria Gasstse publishes letters from leading
Democrats all over the State which go to
show that Mr.. 1lLDEx would DC the least
likely 70 carry yirgiuIao OF all tue ssen whose
names src p,omineni IN connection with
the presidency. JoHy LcTcnga Is the one
TiLpts man 10 the lar. The other psples
M - found 10 suother article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
M COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, MARCH 29IH,

MONDAY, MARCH 29TH,
8 pieces NEW DESIGN BLACK SILK G7ENA-
DTNEat75c. u yard The value of which Is 1925 ;
Is pieces MEXICAN MEsH-SILK GRENADiNE
at 4Oc. the value of which / Coo;
Also. large variety IN SATIN STRIPES, DE-
MASSE, and other new effects;
All shades of ALL-wOOL BUNTING at from 20
to2Jc
cases of NOME BUNTING, in light and dark
colonngs, ut 1885,;
A full variety of DREsS GOODS, in all their va
rious new esgns aud coOrlngs;
LUPTN'S PURE CAMELS-HATR BUNTING at
90c. yard tie value of which Is fully sl.fO:
Also the FRENCH BUN1INGs, at 40, 81, 60, and
7jc.;
Is pieces ALL.wOOL BLACK FRENCH GAUzE
al45c.;
Also. % pair REAL-LACE CURTAINS, in new
desisns at very low prices:
pieces BLACK SILK at 1925 tue value Of which
issl.75;
A large variety of new effects in SUMNER SILKS.
NH 27I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

The disguise which the NJ hone Marty
mas Haop'ed OF ian unpIedaed electoral
'ickei !, altogether iva thin aud n,msy 10
cioaK 'her real purpose. The sc-cslltd
: unpledgfd iicke Means iicEe pledged
20 tue support of the Republican presi-
uentsa' 'an0'daie, whether il,at candidate
Ne Tue military baicber 81 Gslens, or the
nero Iroil Mulne, whose most notable exploit
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7a7-sas1-7s--ssa7- -
FURNITURE.
EURNlTUREi

FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!-In
II offer for safe geo suits of Chainbe, Furni- ~
ture, IN price from s23 10 5000, from the best ~
manufac Dries East snd West, also OF my OWN
make, together with full line of Psror, Office an
Kitchen turni urr, ana Every article IL tue Furni-
turc line. Also, Cabinet Mskers' SuppNes of every
description. WIN duplicate baltimore prices, Par
iies IN want will save money nv giving me "A call
Oifce and warerooms f43s Main slres,t, nrsr fff
teen street. Workshops l6, lS, and 20 north Fiji
teeBth street. WILLIAM DAFFRoN.
fe lS.3m
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FANCY GOODS.
SO5 BROAD STREET.

A few handsome patterns of GENTLEMEN'S
STOCk.PLArE VE>J CHAINS from SO to
IS, w9rraDted for fifteen years. The price is
about three fOurths that usually charged for The
same quality goods
NV patterns IN LADIES MERCHANTS at 81
New patterns ENAMELLED and SEPARABLE
SLEEVE-BUTTONS, warranted Tor five Years
atSl;
New settings N solid ten al d twelve-karat GOLD
and chlldren's sold ENGRAVED aud ENAM.
ELLED RINGS at 81:
The largest asststment OF GENTLEMEN'S SCARF
PINS ever shown in town, including all he new
English sporting paierns, few French designs,
besides the pear-shape real onyx-tthese goods
are I'm good plate or line gilt and are warranted
for three years, and vary in price from csc. to
$500.
In FRAMES show finer assortment than evef
before. BLACK WALNUT with French wal
nut and gilt Iiuiug at SOC: BLACK WALNUT
with engraved aud gin Inning at zoe aud II /;
beautiful En- AMELLED aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES. former price .25, hut now selling
at 81. In cabinet size have elegant GOLD
LEAF and VELVET FRAMES at 1897. SO 10.
and 1925: beautiful ENGRAVED, ENAM-
ELLED GOLD INLAIn and VELVET
FRAME at 1925; more of those handsome
VELVET FRAMES with engraved rustic
enamel Ou'side at 81; SlLk-VELNET with
doors and nickel trimmings AT 81. aud card Size
at 95c. new design, and patterns at soc, Csc,
and 75c.; card sizs as low as l3c, zoe land Csc.
Thirteen new patterns in POCKET-BOOKS and
PORTE-MONNAlES, Those Two patterns at
Csc and 81 beat anything we have ever shown
New UMBRELLAS In cambria, Scotch gingham,
and alpaca from Use. to 1928. have line of
Scotch goods on natural stick at 81 20, 81 IS,
and $3.50, ami on bamboo stick with paragon
frame at $3.50, sl.75, aud 81 three sizes), that
are Ras-dyed," which va rant. II after the
hardest rain they show color on a white cambria
handkerchief will refund The money paid.
A full line of LADIES' ATCHELS and CENT e.
MEMS VALISES az very low prices.
One case OF GENTLEMEN'S SOFT HATS at IL
worth 1925. New de igns In CARDS and EN-.
VELOPEs at zoe. 23c., ana soc.
W. STEVENS. sos Broad street.
Look at those handsome CARPEr-SEAT FOLD
ING ROCKERS at sl.25. mill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

|, ,emo, Of The Wig 10 make u appear rn ,psy
had rejects little credit upon US sp ~ dis-
as news-gaiherer or Us s. re'' zienandria Ca
semlualor OF Intelligence n'e'1
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31

We acknowledge the receipt OF brief
from our old friend A. w. MCDONALD,
Esq, OF Bcrryville; from which we learn
why the Shenandoah-Valley railroad was
recently INSTRUCTED.