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HISTORY OF THE INDEPENDENT OR.
DER Of GOOD TEAaPLARS
Written for The ''GooD TEHPLAR GEN"
BY REY. I. +. PARKER.


ber 10, 1867, Rev. Silas Ball, G. w.
G. T., in the chair. This was a
large, unwieldy session, many lodges
having two and some large number
Of representatives. Among them |
find the names Of A. 5. Draper,
Alden Chester, Rev. w. r. Helmes,
EIv L. Mersols, w. II. Crampton,
and others since we'll known in the
Order. Ths membership which was
reported at the last session to bc 3,
01S, had grown during the year to
3O,63l. Past r. w. G. TempIar S.
b. Chase, James Black, of Pennsyl.
vania, II. w. G. Counsellor, and j.
II. Orne, p. G.. w. G. T. of Massa.
chusetts, we're present at the session.
The Order of Cold Water Tenn.
piles having been instituted in the
State of Illinois during the previous
year, a committee was appolu ell to
report ON ,har subject. This com
ml'tee reported in favor OF the intro
ductlon OF the Order into this State.
Several Temples had been instituted
and the Order had a lar footing.
SlOO was PAID to make the ". W.
Z. 1. lille Director IN the National
Temperance Society. The officers
elected were:
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1Uu Address n. HALLEr a ~, Pus. an, Nc.
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" compornd NJ tlle vir'ueS Of sNrGHrAril'a,
,iillingia, mandrake. yellow docs. w't3 he
n''ila of potash and iron, all pOwcrfu '"ncd-
nnking, bloOd-cleansing, and iiTn-SiSEallliny
'rucnrS. IL Is the purpSf. GA!rS', Hnu IN
very way the most efiernat alternative ul"di-
i1H known or available to IN" public. bhn
0'lrnrrs Of medicine AMI chemistry lutrn
lever produced so valnpblc a remedy. n"r
me so potent 10 cure NIL diseases resulting
rom inlnure hlOol. It cures SrrO.plH, and
I'll scrOfmlDWs diseases, ErySiDclas. Eo'c,
)r vt. Anthony's Fire, PinIples and
Nace-grubs, Pustules, Biotch"s, Boiis,
rumors, letter, HuMors, SAT- Ehcum,
'calh-hcad, Elngworn. Ulcers. sores,
.HleunatjSDI. MerCurial DiErnS". FcV-
'algia, Female WeakneSSeS uI'l irreFh-
aritios, .Ianndirc, Affection cf tue
'iv"r. Dyspepsia, Emnriatiop, und
ieneral Debility.
BY It's searching ard rlesnsinr Qualities
purg's ont the fOul CorrlIptOns wbicl
Onfnmna'e the blood. md rpIrsc d"rnnr-.
nrnt md decay. II stimilrreS and rn,VcnS
The vital fnnctiOna. II promotes energy ?nd
'trength. II rcs'oreg nnJ preserves hn7''h.
II iniIIScs new lie anil vigOr Throughout mo
wholr s;Srem. No sniIorrr from any Gi1taSe
Shicl nrisaS from impuritv Ofth" hi"od n""d
Despair, who will give AYFR's SAHsu',tiil -
fair Trial. Remember. the tsirRr tue
rial, tho speedier the cure.
Iis recipa haA bee7 furnished a. nhys'rb'ns
averywhrrs; and ihs-. u.coguizag iis sumo
rior qualities, Blmiuisier II In fhCir p-ArtrH'
For nearly forty yearS AVrE's SAEshrA-
RfLLA haS been widely usc'l. and " pow -
s~ssea she rontideuce ~ millions oi reU'ie
Win hare experienced benefits islin 10 mar
vellOgs curative virtues.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver g Co..
Practical and Ansiytical Chetnists,
Lowell, Mass.
soLD NJ All pEre0IsTs EvEKvuHrRH.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
~uOUSEHOLD NEED.

A book on the Liver, ii. diseases and
their treatment, sent Free. Including treat
is-s upon Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver,
N'r. Bi'iousnc-s Headache, Constipa-
80, Malaria, &c, addressADr.
,dwsy, New York City,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

Horace '. Frost, Land and General agent,
Lock Boz 613. Warrington, D. C. 0Nee, 40, esA st.
Prssscatss elaiss ssfsrs the Departments
General Land O0cs-P,s-emnusn. Ho,nI.
sxod, Mineral and othsr ctuims. Land Grant,
eQusted. Plat Books asd Go. Plats Jurnished.
Pseston O0ee. War asd Treasury Depart
ments.-Pensions, Bounkiss. BQck Paw. etc
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DEATHS.

Died. OF paralysis, at hi residence, on me ne
chan .csyilie turupiKc. sarch 29th az paIl-pass
O'CLOCK Is ,AC q. AU,TIN. In the sixty 'ihrd year
or his age. ..,,, ,.,o reside nee
WEDNFsDAY, March 31st, at O'Clock a. NJ.
His friends and those of the family are Invited 10
attend.
Na.hville papers please copy.
A. NJ. Monday. WILLIAM &. HlCkS,i In The thirty
= ne Iuner,, win lake place at $50 O'Clock THIS
fTuesdayj EVENING from Union staion Method
ist Episcopal church FRIENDS ana aclidihlahces
invited 10 ateno.
n,ed. In Manchester, yesterday, at $3.50 p NJ, IG-
NATIUS ALsOP, OF congestion of the lungs;
aged fifty EIGHT years.
The funeral will take place from tie Methodist
church ON WEDNESDAY a. 10 o'clock A. ~
Friends and acqnaintancPs invited 10 attend.
Fredericksburg, Lynchburg and Baltimore pa
pers please copy.
Died. IN Manchester. March 20 Il. Ct pntumori',
EDWARD s. CLARK. IN the hfIy'eghth year oil
his age.
Husband, father ihcu hath left u,
We Thy 10. S most deeply feel;
But 'tis Col that has berrft IS,
He eau all Oui sorrows htal.
The funeral win take place THIS DAY CTnesdayl
AT $3.50 o'clock from his late residence. on second
s'r,et The fir rds OF the family are invited 10
attend wi houl further notice.
Died on Monday. March 29th, ~ 800 \. NJ, at
the residence Of his mother. 1445 Franklin street,
JOAN NJ. TRACY. In The tSenty-thlId year OF MS
Requiescat in pace
His funeral will lase place from St Peters ca
thedral on TUESDAY, 30ih instant a. % O'Clock.
Friends of tn, family are invited 10 attend
Died, IN Buckingham county. Va. March %.
1850. OPntL LA PERKINS, WIT orr. w. Spencer;
a. I'd thirty-four years.
She was raised 6v her uncle. W. f. AtikissOn, In
The city Of RIch@0hd
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a. we took hack over the history AZ the
80 ,,e arc able to detect mistakes and er-
,srs which perhspy were not so F.opafent at
re- ,ine The ACKNOWLEDGMENT and destfuc.
sion ~ the Wbig party was. We have always
hslIeved. one Of these error ., and national
csIsmity. The disruption AVID vIsvual defeat
~ the democratic party. az Charleston was
another and equally y .fsous error. Though
n Is perhaps too co. <smon 10 consider THESE
both as predcsttn' A conclusions, " requires
no argument TO stnevv they Gere botn unnc-
cessary. wiz Issf stoppiu. to consider, We
can but allu te 10 she act az southern De,no'
cratic sem .a,rs N leaving their seats IN Con'
gress, D ,rpethton Of TIVE blnnder. -.
So, tvo. we regard tae more recent sp.''
Of The Dcrocrais IT, New York; and 10
como n carer home, fhe still more recent as
ruosson Of The Conservative party "a .n's
state. plnHders are they all; Dut pv,.
hans the hist, because the tide OF evenss, ma,
crcye tle most DISASTROUS. with plenty OF
searoom n m,scak.uIation OF reckoning may
No, imoeriI the ship. but when rocky
coas, 4 near the case Is different. 30, now,
in view OF the approaching presinenpal
contest, disunion in Conservative TANKS is
most dangerous.
There Is LITTLE doubt that with Democratic
electors IN New York and virginia, tne next
President q the United States WIZ oe
Democrat. And that such result Is mos
anxiously expec'ed and desired by the
msiority Of the people OF these STATES we
have no doubt. The recent split 10 our
local affairs. and the divided state OF the
Conservative party here. has been mos'
Encouraging and demoraIizing. The only
effect OF ITS continuance will be 10 secure
the nomination OF Grant.
But this result Is neither desired Dy toe
Deople at large nor by the great Dody oil Tue
Republican party. Strong and powerful
influences are no doubt at work to this end.
Rut the peope do not favor third term.
and The friends OF Blaine and Sherman and
a score of Others are opposed to 1t. Why,
then, should Democrats repe,t the errors OF
the past and strengthen their opponents ny
their own divisions? Virginia has every
thing to lose and nothing to gain by the
success OF the Republican party-or.. by
what Is the same thing, the scheme OF an
independent electoral ticket.
An opportunity is once more within oul
reach. A cali is issued for convention OIL
all Conservatives to meet at Richmond May
18th to select delegates to the Natloha
Democratic Convention at Cincinnati. june
22d. Let us drop our local differences anC
promptly meet this call. and discharge ouI
duty to the country. Let the CONSERVATIVES
| of Charlotte not lie wanting to themse've'
or 10 the party, but be prepared to aproin
their delegates to Richmond. We need no
| be dismayed at the clamor OF the Repubi
cans. True men are brayest IN presence o.
danger. II we are defeated, 1t will be oul
own fault. Charlotte Gazette.
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- o,r humble estimation there Is but one
man in the Union whose nomination won,d
=" sonal 70 nm election. and that man Is no.
Tito ~ LpvS seymour, Of New York. the De-
, rao,v should rise en- masse and force the
nnm,na,ion upon him II he still refused to
accent Il. Let this be done, ana oran, can
be defeated. Seymour can carry New
Yort He can carry every doubtful state
in the Uuion, and bis popularity can carry
him into the White House. Then MP mp,
buzza. for the plain, honest old statesman.
Uorario Seymour, Of New 1ofk.-bf"e
Ridge Echo.
The Washington Post, one OF tue leading
and ablest Democratic Journals OF the
country. continues 10 advocate Governor
SEYMOUR for the Democratic nomination
for the presidency, and claims to Know
that the "Deerfield farmer "'wlll accept il
nominated. We consider the Posts candl'
date the strongest one now before Tue pub
lie eve, end believe he would be certain 10
lead the Democratic hosts to yiclory.-Fm-
castle Herald.
There will be no such thing as an sun
pledged ticket" There may be one MADE
M of ReaJiusters andGepublicans, but u
will be pledged to the Republicans. Bear
that in mind.-Abingdon Standard.
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mn, SEYMOUR's fssTITION.--At the con-
ference of the anti-Tilden committee in
New York Friday Mr.. j. 4. Spriggs, the
newiy.eiected ID. mocratic mayor ri Utica,
said al am friend Of Ex-Governor Sey-
mour, and sly that the Governor has no
d. sire for the nomination, and would not
accept It IL offered. His health l. not good,
and he desires to remain in the retirement
OF private life. He feels insulIed at the re-
fusal OF many persons to believe In the sin-
certify Of his refusal to 90 before the Con-
yention, and declares he Is out OF the can.
vass. once for ALL"
IWhat SAYS The Washington POST
p. s. since writing the above question
we have receised the Posts reply, which
we commend to those who regard the SEY-
xouR boom as TILDES move in disguise.
The Post says:
The statement OF the Democratic mayor
!. of Uttca. who Is enc Of the TIlden members
OF the New York State Central Committee,
that Mir. Seymour would not In any event
accept the Democratic presidential Domna-
ton, IL entitled 10 gust ms much weight as
though made by any other thkk-and-thin
Tiden man, and no more.
The editor Of this paper Is able to state
Mr.. Seynlour's position with as nsuch aceu-
Tacy n anybody whe isas up to this time
pretended 70 speak for him.
Mr.. Seymour 10 not candidate, nor will
he allow bis friends 10 represent him as one.
II IL not ataIl probable that single dele
safe win be chosen from New York, ~ the
SECULAR Convention, IN bis ieterest.
Yet We have not SO much as da1b'
fbet II the Cincinnati Convention shosid
tepSer him Its nomination with practical
nnanim,ty he would accept Il, and n
eieetA2.
II kae Democratic party has no highe,
object Than 10 crafty Mr.. TiideD, Mr.
4eyuosar will not be nosniensed, but u |,
iniends 81 elect the next President he will
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NJ EEIISGs.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERf.l
No. .. Il. T..
RICHMOND, VA. March %, 1880.
GENERAL ORDER No. 3D. NsJ
W SIR KNIGHTS Assemble 81 the Asy- ~
lum. ~. Alban7 Hall, TUESDAY MORN ~
ING. March 30lh, at IL O'Clock, IN full = Y
dress OF Templar on foot wi u fiigue cap
attached TO belt for the purpose of escort duty 10
Joppa Lodge. No. 40, assisting Chesterfield Lodge,
No. l6I. in the ceremonies Of laying the corn. r
store Of the ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Chester, Va.
III. The oaud will meet at 1915 O'Clock. when the
lines VIII be formed and start promptly at 1890
O'Clock L. NJ for CT e.ier.
III Sir Knll hrs Of 81. Andrtw's Commandery.
No. 5. ana all visiting sir Knyts, arc cordially
invited 10 unite witn us.
Lunch will be provide at Chester. Fare for round
iriD, so cents.
BY order of Eminent Comm nder.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Capiain-t;enerIl.
Attest: G. + DANFoRTH, Recorder. NH 20 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

The Democracy Of this county and OF This
Valley land we think we know tbem) care
very little for empty forms, and don't like
much bossng, or many circulars or general
orders. At this time we are certain that
our mountain Democrats are willing that
the National Democratic Convention shall
nut forth ticker without much hubbub
from this State, and this county will, as in
days of ,ore, give It splendid Jacksonian
support.
But now, gentlemen. permit us to say. as
very old Democrats. 10 those OF you who
have been Blessing things, and to those who
desire still TO continue to boss things, stop
your quarreiling, drop your old chronic
State row for season, and lei Us all give
one strong, long, and united pull together
for the nominee Of the National Democratic
party; and after that election Is over, if YOU
must tear each others eyes. g. at IL again
but please suspend your exhibition and let
Us have a truce whilst the national perform-
ance is going on. II you do not do this, the
people will dispense with your leadership
aud fight this greatest Of battles without
you.- Rockingham Register.
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FANCY GOODS.
5O5 BROAD STREET.

few hand ONE patterns of GENTLFMEN'S
STOCK.PLArE VESJ CHAINS from s3 TO
IS, warranted for fifteen years. The price Il
about three fOurths that usually charged for the
same quality goods.
New patterns in LADIES NECK.ClAINS at 81
New patterns ENAMELLED and SEPARABLE
SLEEVE-BUTTUNS, warranted Tor five years
at 81;
New settings in solid tea n d twelve-karat GOLD
and children sold ENGRAVED aud ENAM-
ELLED RINGS at 81:
I he larg 81 assortment OF GENTLEMEN'S SCARF
PINS ever shown in Town, including all lie new
English Sporting pa'terns, Il few French designs,
besides the pear-,haped real onyx-tthese goods
are IN good paIe or ine gilt and are warranted
for three years, aud vary In price from 25c. to
$500.
In FRAMES show a finer assortment than ever
before. BLACK WALNUT with Fren.h wal
nut and eilt lining at SOC: BLACK WALNUT
with engraved and gii Inning at 6Oc. and 81 ;
beautiful ENAMELLED aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES. former price ! l.25, but now selling
at 81. In cabinet size | have elegant GOLD
LEAF and VELVET FRAMES at 1897. SO 70.
and 1925 beautiful ENGRAVED, ENAM-
ELLED GOLD INLAID and VELVET
FRAME al sZ.25; more of those handsome
VELVET FRAMES with engraved rustic
doors ana nickel trimmings al aud card size
at 95c.; new design, and patterns al 50c &c.
and 75c.; card sizs as low as &c., zoe ,and csc
Thirteen new patterns IN POCKET-BOOKS and
PORTE-MONHAIES, Those Two patterns at
65c and 81 beat anyihiDg we have ever shown
New UMBRELLAS In cambric Scotch gingham
and alpaca from 75c. To 1925. have line OF
Scotch goods on natural stick at Sl.20, 81 SO
and $3.50. ano on bamboo stick with paragon
frame al Sl.50, sl.75, and 50 uhree szes), that
are dyed" which ! Wa ran. IF after the
hardest rain they show color on white cambria
handkerchief viii refund The MOI ey paid.
A full line Of LADI. 50 ATCHELs and GENTLE
MEMS VALISFS a. very low prices.
One Gaze OF GENTLEMEN'S SOFT HATS at 81
worth 1925. New de igns In CARDS and EN-
VELOPES at zoe, 25c., aud soc.
Wa. STEVENS. 505 Broad street.
Look AT those handsome CARPErSEAT FOLD.
ING ROCKERS Sl.25. NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

BLAINz.-Towa is State that was
sure for Grant, under any circum-
stances; yet the first returns from there
show the existence OF an overwhelming
Blaine sentiment. In Des MOines, the cap
ilal of the State, and tue leading Repubii-
can stronghold, the vo'e AT the primaries is
said to have been SIS for Blaine to 152 only
for Grant.
Late kilograms from Texas DENY the
statement that the Republican delegation
from that State had been captured by Grant.
OF the sixteen delegates elected by the
State Convention nine are said 10 be pledged
10 Blaine; and II the unit rule is enforced,
therefore, The vote Of the State in the Chi
cago Convention will be cast for the gentle
man from Maine.
Another county in Pennsylvania records
an emphatic protest against the thli term
movement. The Republicans OF TioZa
county held a mass-meeling at Wellsboro'
last week and unanimously adopted res'lu-
tons condemning the action OF the Harris
buse Convention, and they also took mea-
sures for the appointment OF Blaine dele
gates TO Chicago. Tiozl is the Republican
stronghold Of the northern tier OF Penn
sylvania counties. Four ether strongly Re
publican counties-Ches,er, Cumberland,
Lancaster. ana Snyder-bave already en-
tered similar protests, and will send con-
testing delegates. Baltimore American.
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DEATH or GENERAL GR.NT's BROTHER IN.
LAw.-Jersey city. NJ j., March % "A.
X. CorbIn. who married Virginia. the sister
OF General Grant, died here to-day, at The
age OF seventy one years. Mr.. corbin was
The founder OF the Missouri Argus lnow the
Globe. Uemocrafi served US clerk Of d con-
gtessionaI committee for sixteen years, and
was y. the hrst secretary Of Professor Morse's
Telegraph Company.
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We don't credit that story.

State Senator's Cannon aud Walker, Of
Virginia, the former Rsaoiuster and the
latter Radical, who were here some days
this week bargaining with Senator Don
Cameron for the sale Of Virginia to Grant
for the Federal influence and patronage in
three congressional districts, have gone
bone. The amusing part Of the traDsac-
ton is that they were engaged in the sale
of property that does not belong to them |;
that they cannot deliver, and that the man
they were negotiating with wss as wei
aware Of this ali the time as they we're, aud
that the distinguishing characteristic OF his
family IS that they never allow themselves
TO be cheated in bargain Washington
ieiter-Atexandrid Gazette.
Saws the New York Herald: "The DEM
ocratic problem TO be solved a. Cincinnati,
then, is simply this: What Democratic cln-
(ljdate can most securely and easily and
naturally hold the fifteen southern States,
and at the same time give the best assu-
rance OF carrying New York, Come cticut,
Massachusetts, Iudiins, and New Jersey
for the Democratic ticket 2" Nine out OF
every ten Democrats. " called upon tn give
expression TO their judgment, would solve
this problem with the name OF Horatio Sew
mour. Leaving out Massachusetts. which
has no right to be iucluded IN the list. there
would not be . particle IL doubt about Il,
as almost every Republican would admit
Washington Post.
All who know anything OF the current OF
Affairs will agree with Us that unfon with
the negro gOte OF Virginia, ia Federal
matters especially, is frausht with deadly
peril.
And the idea Of an impsrsonai canvass
Tor President, or. Ms we have been told IN
this case, tne pla0 Of mixed electoral
ticket. to be nominpisd by Reaoius,ers and
Ta'Ined by Republic ans. can be- followed
but by one Iesnlt--tbe dfgracatian ofshc
mass Of tho white people ~ this Common
wealth without regard 10 their purity
panlts.- Aorfoik Landmarks.
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THE SrEAM-HEATI>G PROJECr-Arrange-
mems have been made TO shorty begin the
LAYING OF pipes through the city for the dis
trlbution OF steam for heating PURPOSES,
cooking, motve-power, &c. The work Is
done IN accordance with an ordinance
passe by the Council IN 1879, imposing upon
the company. in addition 10 the tax upon
their S600.000 worth OF stock, a special tax
OF cents per lineal foot OF the pipe laid.
A quantity OF the pipes have arrived, and
commencement OF the work will be made
from the warehouse, No. 81 North street.
The first pipes will be land along North
street 10 the Jobnson building. corner Cal
vert and Fayette streets, where the com.
pany has an office. This VIII afford an op-
portuniiy 10 Test the system, which is ope-
rating with success in Troy and Lockpori,
New York, and otber cities. The amount
OF steam Is measured by a meter. The
temporary boilers aud machinery will be
placed In the NOrib-sireet Warehouse
baltimore american, 10th.
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=. COHEN BROTHERS NOW OFFER

NJ COHEN BRO THEIRS NOW OtfEi
the largest stocS Of BLACK ADD COLORED
SILKS ever presented In This state. Their
prices are ALWAYS GUARANTEED against New
York houses.
Also. all The various NOVELTY DRESS GOODS in
silk and wOr-ted m3teriil
25 pieces BLACK AG.L-WOOL CASHMERE at
55c thelowest value OF which T. Csc.
4O.INCH.WIDE ENGLISH CASHMERE at 2jc.;
MARSEILLE> QUILTS al Csc:
HEAVY MARsEILLEs QUILTS at sl75, $3.50,
and 80, the value of whIci Is fully 81 more;
Also large stock OF CROCHET QUILTS under
value:
so pieces WHITE LINEN DE INDIA at loo. a
yard under value:
A new lot OF TORCHON and Other LACES;
25 GUssAMER CIRCULARS at SO the value Of
which is So
Also, LADIES and CH'LDREN'S RURBER CIR
CULARS at QUE baf their value. NH ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

A MERCHANTS SUICIDE. -Upshur John
stoD, OF tbe firm OF 6oIdsborougb a. John
ston. commission merchants. commit I'd sui
eide yesterday morning. at his residence, by
shooting himself through tae heart with
pistol. He resided with his brother (Dr.
Samuel Johnsion) and sister, at tue above
residence. lie retired as usual on Saturday
night, took his breakfast in bed Yesterday
morning, and shot himself while the family
were absent at church. Baltimore Sun,
oath
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-. 1IrIIIrs MEYER 4 snN are nou

e~ JULIUS MEYER q son are now
opening a LARGE AND HANDSOME LINE OF
NEw SPRING 90 ms. embracing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, at VERY Low
PRICES.
Every shade OF ALL-WOoL RUNTINGS at 25c.
BLACK BUNTlNGS irom l24 TO Soc;
BLACK ALL-WO0L MONTE CLOTH;
new line of BLACK CASHMERE at specially
low prices;
The late-t novelties In FANCY-TRIMMED PARA
SOILS and SUN-UMBRELLAS: ... 49,.
The largest ana pre'tiest lice OF SPRING HoSi-
cry ever shown;
New STYLE LAcE-ToP GLOVES and MIL;
A specially cheaD loi OF BLACK Xix, JET, and
CHENILLE TRIMMINGS:
All new spring shai.s In our celebrated 90, 75c.,
and ~ KID GLOVE>;
A full line OF TABLt-DAMASK, NAPKINS,
DOYLIES, ana TOWEL at Oh prices, at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
Agents for Mime DemoresL's Reliable New Spring
Styles Patterns.
WHAT TO WEAR and PORTFOLIO Just re-
ceived sent by mail post free. NH 10 cod