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Ynsnington News Items.

star. last nlEutI
Secretary Hunt to-day issued an order
directing Admiral Porter to take command
OF the naval vessels which will assemble at
Yorktown. Admiral Porter will have gem
eral management Of the naval part OF the
celebration. lie will hoist his flig on The
torpedo ram Alarm.
Numerous inquiries have been made at
the State Department in regard TO Hart
mann. and what our Government will do
in his case il his eXiradtion Is asked by tie
Russian Government, but the State Depart
ment officials decline 10 announce what may
be the policy OF the Government in a posi-
bic contingency IN advance OF its occur
renee. Thu far no request has been pre-
ierred by the Russian Government 20 have
even an examination OF the case made by
the State Department, and not likely to be,
as he has gone 10 Canada.
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ord. and two 90 the third, and Ior eacn
s,,it Of apartments there u TO De Kitchen,
d coal-room, bath.houses and pantry
Dir. william y. Newmnn, OF Atlanta, IS
now on visit 10 relatives here. MI. New
man was one Of the engineers who was en-
eared In the building OF the Piedmont rail-
road, and was the irst engineer who ran
trai1s on that road after II was puit. ne
Is Low engineer on the Charlotte and AZ,
Ianta Airline railroad. He was wounded
In the hand at the second battle OF Manassas.
THIS Is the season for religious revlvals
I'm this region, aud l have given items
about one or two. Rev. Messrs. Spencer
and billiard are now holding revival SER
vices at Sandy Creek church, in this coun-
ty, and thirty professions OF conversion are
reported this morning. Mr.. q. L. sumner
Iln, OF Halifax, and Rev. Mr.. BIapkenship,
of the Methodist Church, are assisting
Messrs. Spencer aud billiard.
Colonel w. Il. Sims reports to the super.
yIsors that he has exchanged tue stock on
the county in the Midland road the ola
stock for 6O4 shares OF the new STOCK tne
rate OF exchange being five oil the ola
shares for one OF the new ALfhA'
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AGrnnhnaY for virginia.

The voice OF the Democratic Conservative
party OF Virginia, 4" Democratic 10 us fede-
raj relations and Conservative IN us elate
policy," is clearly aud upeqUiyocaliy ior
such settlement Of the pubic debt as shall
prove the fidelity OF the Commonwealth To
her financial obligations, and satisfy her
creditors that their Interests shall not be De'
trayed or endangered by Reputation IN any
form.
The resolution OF the Richmond ConYen'
ton upon this point that was adopted yes
terday is emphatic and conclusive. a ques-
ton which the Readjustcrs im12lDed ana
boped would become irebrand OF dIscofu
and disanection was disposed OF with en-
tire harmony and unexpected celerlty. IN
stead OF proving in the slightest degree
dstuT bing factor, it was rather an element
OF strengtn--a ralying.pOint around "nlch
The patriotism and enthusiasm OF the Con-
yention spontaneously concentrated.
The declaration that the honor OF the Old
Dominion shall be maintained free OF STAN
or blo.-that her plighted faith shall be kept
as the apple Of her eye-wlll send diSlhay 10
the ranks Of an intriguing and dishonest OPP
position. IL i q proud distinction LOT Ihe
Democracy Of Virginia TO have made Sucn q
declaration, aud the people OF virginia,
Irrespective Of party, are to be con9ratull-
ted that it is made. 1t is an assurance 10
them OF full credit in the money markets Of
the world and OF glorious prosper ity IN the
future.
OF the platform, as whole, however, and
Of the candidates who have been placed
upon it, with j. w. Daniel at their head,
the Post has much to say that cannot be
said this morning. The ticket VIII be ac-
cepted by the party and the people as in
the highest degree worthy Of their support.
1t will sweep the State. The defeat ana
discontinue OF Malone, his conspiracy and
bis attempted coalition. are foreordaned
conclusions. - Washington POST.
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m. p,asforn.

kdsbe fnrvoatiou has BIT the nail right on
the head In the construction cf rs plaiiorm'
Judging by the 81 nopsis IN another column.
N denonnces Reputation u declares
sousreIg for paying the State debt, Without
fichfne the creditors OF one third OF the
money due them; II declares for amicaoie
efforts 10 induce reduction OF interest," on
the debt conformably to the general reduc'
ton OF the rates OF interest on pubic Sc
curIlies; It congratulates The people on
the increase IN values OF The assessed
property OF the State, and that there Will De
no necessity for an increase In tue rate OF
taxes: it insists on the payment OF the cap
itaiion tax as o prerequisite for voting, ana
for the maintenance OF the public schools,
established by the party; It denounces the
monsirous proposition Of the Readlusters
TO pack the Court OF Appeals II asserts the
fairness and freedom OF Virginia elections;
and II brands those recreant sons who have
Joined Ia the libels on the good name oil the
State.
To every word OF which we say, Amen J
This Is exactly the liue OF policy That Dad
been marked out by the NeloS. IL IS plat
form on which YiTginians will rally with
enthusiasm. II IL one which they can pub
lish proudly 10 the world, and hold uD their
heads as 1t is given to the winds. IL IS
yindIeation against the vile Readiuster-
Radical SANDER that the Democrats are the
real regulators. IL nails that lie, aud eX-
poses our .barrelled enemies IN all
their nakedness.
Now, we call on northern Republicans,
on debt payers. on honest people every
where, TO note the difference. The Read
iusters proclaim for repudating thirteen
millions OF the public debt; the Democrats
declare for paying II all in good faith, dol.
lar for dollar. Look on this picture and
then on that, you northern falth-keeplng'
debt-paying Republicans, and say when 40
you at heart approve and applaud'-LyHc"'
btir1 NelcS
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The Speakers.

What shall we say Of the speeches OF yes
tesdays Wasa't that OF GoODE a robust,
wcll-rouuded efIou2 II reminded us OF
q oODE's peIson-iust big enough and not
too big. Aud FTz LEE's clarion notes.
We might again say his oratory has a Ten
nysonian ring about ii. Aud O'FERRELL.
Why, be is eloquent in gesture, fluent in
words, and a popular speaker. RICHMOND
talks beautifully. IL does us good to hear
him roll his re. And RAN TUCKER
"a fellow OF Infinite Jest" How can
be help being pepuar' And our
Judge CLoProN, and kelley, and all
the rest. What shall we say OF them ?
Surely we all had Z" feast OF fat things" II
We may be allowed 10 use the phrase. Aud
the inimjtable PAYhEi But be was not at
his best. We were about TO forget him.
There were Other speeches; but we can't
recall all the names; besides, though we
teok 30 notes, we had TO pay one, aud there.
fore couldn't be ia heTheatre all the time,
IL our infinite regret. We don't know how
r2sy nor whose speeches we missed.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.


VALUABLE HORSE STOLEN FROM Mr.. WILKINS
BRUCE; ARREST OF A CITIZEN or HITHERTO
GOOD CHARACTER CHARGED WITH THE
CRlME-A SAD AFFAIR -PROTRACTED
DROUGHT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
SUTHERLIN's, HALIFAX COUNTY, VA,
August 3, 1891.
Mr.. wilkins Bruce. who is spending the
summer in Paris. had stolen from his farm
last Thursday night very fine horse. Two
OF his servants, who were left in charge OF
the farm, started in pursuit. On Friday
morning they tracked it to Leesburg, IN
North Carolina, where they heard man
had offered for sale a horse answering the
description Of the one stolen, and
that he had gone towards RoXborOush.
On arriving there they found the horse in
possession Of q cOlOrcd man, who bad
bought it for fifty dollars, and in company
with him they started after the thief, who
had gone towards Milton. They overlook
him within about three miles Of that place,
and were very much astonished to find him
to be Mr.. Joseph +. Farmer, formerly
highly-respected citizen OF this county. Mr..
Farmer returned the money TO the negro
to whom he had sold the horse, and Is now
in Jail in RoXborOugh.
He sold his farm in this county about two
years ago, and moved TO this place, where
be kept the hotel last year, and about the
1st Of January moved TO AsheYille, \. c.,
where his family now are. He has large
family. Much sympathy is expressed for
them. They have not been informed OF the
sad affair yet.
Mr.. Farmer came here on last Saturday
week, and STAYED about here until Wednes-
day, and was not heard Of any more until
he was arrested.
We are having a prOtracted drought.
Farmers are rather low.spirited about their
corn and tobacco. y. IA.
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The Virginia Democratic State Conyen-
ton Yesterday afternoon adopted platform
which pledges the party to payment OF the
honest obligations OF the State, thus repu-
dating repudiation; nominated Hon. John
w. Daniel the eloquent and able Lynch
burg LAWYER, a the party candidate for
Governor. This is a good days work, and
the canvass has been opened by the Demo-
Gratis with harmony in ITS ranks, platform
which the people OF the State can endorse
with honor, and a splendid leader. The re-
suit is not IN doubt. Baltimore Gazette.
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Tho Platform.

The platform laid down by the Stale De-
mocratic Convention is model one. IL was
made broad enough for every good Demo-
crlt TO fad place upon it, and then every
good Democrat was invited to take his
proper place thereon.
The platform pledges the Democratic
party not 10 increase the present rate OF
taxation. The present rate is only five dol
lars a year upon each thousand dollars
worth Of property. II you haven't got a
thousand dollars worth, you pay only on
what you have. What Democrat would 90
over to. the MALONE Republicans for the
sake Of the RIDDLEBEEGER reputation rig
mwoIes
The platform pronounces emphaticalIy
for the schools" our schools" as one OF
the committee said happily. Yes, our
schools" They were established by the
Conservative party.
The platform pledges the Democratic
party TO do all in its power to settle by
lawful means the public debt. Read its
provisions on this subject. Can you ask
more at their hands as Democratsy
There are many other excellent planks in
the platform. Read all OF them. They
came from the hands OF CoGHILL, OuLD,
TUcKER, BROOKS, CRoxTON, QUEsENBERRY,
COLEMAN, MENEFsE, TALIAFERRO, MoFFETT,
and the rest. All their names we gave yes
tesday. We might name them all again I;
but these are sufficient. We stop at MOI
FsvT. to say that toe people owe him debt
oi gratitude for his services in this regard
lie and his associates We're employed fol
hours in the good work. The Convention
adopted it unanimously. That was the
highest compliment the work could have
received.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty Of the philanhropic move
now ON foot to give The people Of Richmond and Vi
clnlty the benefit of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing to offer substantial aid to the audable
enterprise, offers in The best mssc--
selected DINNER PLATES, extra thin, at s5c.p per
dozen;
Selected G.. G.. PLATES AZ 55c. per dozen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at o0c per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS
extra thin, at soc. per SCI;
Good GRONSTONE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, at
4jc. per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYs at 4Oc. per dozen;
Fine PLAIN GOBLETs (bcautic,l At soc. per
dozen;
TTrNIBl Frs. three style., al 2jc. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKE-STAND-. CAsTORS, &c, &c" You WIN
mud a large assortment, at bottom prices al
STEVENS,
.oa sos Broad street.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER
COMPLAINTS.
READ THE FOLLOWING:


BAINBRiDGE. y. V, March %, 1881.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN.KILLER Htrer rails u NJ
ford instant reiif for cralnp AM pam ID Tue
stomach JOSEPH BUHDlTT.
NtcHoLyILLE, y. Y, February 2. 1881.
The rerU beSt medicine know OF for dysenterY'
cholera. merbus and cramps IN the stomach Have
JULIUS ". DEE.
MoINGoNA. Iowa, Msrch II, 1881.
have used your PAiN-kILLER In severe cases OF
most instant relief l.. r. CALDWELL.
GAINESVILLE, GA, February %, ssl.
For twenty years have u .ed your PAIN KILLER
In my family. Have used It many time Tor so g,i
complaints. and &c digdys cures. Wond roy Itei
safe without bottle in the house. D. Is. WE
SACo NE. January ~. 1881.
Pave used PERRY DAVIS PAiN-hIiLEh tor
twelve years. IL Is SAFE, sure, ana TtttuDte' No
"o'ner S'i'"'U ''''" - ii. /. NAYEs.
ONEIDA, y. Y, February 10. ISIS
We began using n over thirty years ago, an IL
alyyavs gives Immediate relief Would hardly dare
TO go TO bed without bottle In tHS H9e'S SprppY
CoNwAYBoRO', :. c.. February % lSel.
f., la ,ba ho, - DIR. r.. MORTON.
TgITFD STATES CONsULATE.l
CREFIELD, RHENI>H PRUSSIA. ten. o, IE9 co.;
| have known PERRY DAVIS PAiN-hlLLtH
almost from The day II was introduced. ana aiisr
years Of observation and ue regard IT'S presence III
my household as am fHdfSpensdbtc necessity
j. s. POTTER, United states consul
BURroN- on. TRENT, ENGLAND.
had been several days suffering severely from
diarrh1sa. accompanied with Intense pain when
tried vonr PAtN. KILLER, and found almost Instant
H.. IT, ''"' n. }. NOONE.
81 MONTAGUE STREET, ONDON, ENGLAND;
! have eiyen n I'm many cases Of diarrhGl. dy sem
r Si ~ anu II. CLAkIDGE.
M FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
TiiIs INVALUABLE REMEDY. It's price brings
IL within the reach OF ali. For sale by All druggists
al 25e., soc, and ~ hOttle.
PERRY DAVIS & son. ProprieiorS
~ 2l-eodtSel froNldehee, u. l.
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nyATms.

~ A,g,.i Eth. nj The residence Of Mr.. MicbsN
M1,nhv. on typhoid FEVER. Miss mAhnAhHi
CHmPBFLI.. IN ihs eighteenth year OF ner ~.
F1nersI viii take place nom 20. Pe;er's CatDenIsI
=, q o,rl9ek TO-DAY. Friends aud acqianianses
are Invited TO attend
D,si At his residence, IN sidney. IN this cIty, on
tho morning OF the 9Th instant, JOHN AIhlHS'
10 the seventy Eighth year OF DIS age ,..t. rms
fsatardayJ MORSING at 10 O'Clock. IBterment at
Maury Cemetery.
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and scs GebefaI system o. Public Educss
tinn. Including Both RsceA

John VI. Danlel Is a Bourbonoi The Bour..
hnns rte Is the man who said be would
sooner see every school.house 10 the state
"a sed 10 the ground than see the provisions
~ he MeCuIloeh bin not carried out
washington Republican.
JOIN w DANIEL said In his speech 10 Tue
Theatre that the cbsrqcthat be was opposed
10 Tho public schools was false
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FATTOUIER. COUNTY.

BOY AND TWO HORSES KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ELK Run, July 20, 1881.
To-day, while the friends Of Mrs. Sarah
Patton, who died Gu Thursday morning
last at the residence Of Mr.. Samuel S.
Brooks, near this place, were waiting for a
thunder-sbower to pass before conveying
her remains to the grave, a number Of men
and boys gathered under a small gum-iree,
near which a wagon and several horses
were standing, when the tree was struck by
lightning, instantly killing George Brown,
a boy OF eleven years OF age, and two horses.
Mr. JAMES n. Embrey, who was standing
near the tree, was severely hurt, being
struck on the head, back, and feet. Eddie
Jacobs and Willie Rector, two boys twelve
years old, were slightly injured in the feet
and legs. Several other persons were
shocked, but not hurt. Medical aid was
Immediately summoned, aud every effort
was put forth by the friends Of the injured
for their relief.
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Major John Warwick Daniel, the brave
aud chivalric son OF Lynchburg, has been
selected by the Slate Convention at Rich
m0nd as the 6ttest man 10 bear the banner
OF Democracy to victory. This Is compli-
ment extended without the asking, and an
honor that will be woIthily worn. Major
Daniel will enlist the support OF all good
men, and arouse depth Of enthusiasm that
will sweep the old Commonwealth like a
tornado.
The next thing in order now Is TO tender
our distinguished leader a r0using recep-
ton on his return hOme.-Lynchburg NetoS.
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ICECREAa, CONFECTI0NERIES, &c.
DURE ICE.CREAM.

Families, managers Of pIc-nics, fairs, Festivals
excursions, &C., will aud 1t TO their interest to try
my
PURE, UNADULTERATED1 CE-CgEAM,
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dairles
Orcers fog Sunday must be left exclusively on sat-
urdsy.
Always on hand, OF my 0WP manufacture, good
supply OF CAKES, n. ". MOESrA,
my 12-8m No. 100 east Main street,
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY. MONEY! MONEY !-PuI..
vi desiring 10 INVEST or BORROW N'NIl
0u city or country real estate NiI' nui u 2" 'I'.
tertst To- consult ~. Charge tO .eni. o., n..
10 borrowers moderate. bu-uess ''rr'F
drutiai. can o. write for, free. IIrg .uI' p.
ESf0tf JOUrHGi. X. u. thAtt lN Y '.
is 3l.G3Utkwft Real l,lair lI'....
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xTbe New York World Of yesterday heads
the news from Virginia as follows;
The Virginia Democrats -Mahone and
RepuGlasion Sin Any shape and Form I"
Vigorously Conoemned-A Demand for
Elections "Free from Force OF Fraud"
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me- FIRST PRESB YT E r | A n
4. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor,
will preach at IL A. NJ. aad Z. NJ.
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M GRACE-ST BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee Strtetsl.-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM h. HATCHER d. De-
viii preach at IL O'Clock a. NJ. There VIII De no
services at night.
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A FINE HAIR.D DRESSING COcoaine dresses
The hair perfectly, and is also preparation
unequalIed for the eradication OF dandrun.
The superiority OF Burnetps Flayoring
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength
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NTCLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CUIrRCH corner Of Graham aud Clay streetsl.-
Preaching on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and s:lo T. NJ
bv Rev. S. G. CLOPTON, pastor.
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SPECIAL.

REFRIGERATORs,
WATER-COOLERs,
FAVORITE ICE-CREAM FREElERs,
FoWLER's PATENT FLY-FANs,
AND
WATER-FfLTERS.
Just the articles that everybody should have, and
al lowest rates, r. b. TAYLOR,
IVA loll Main street
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Married Al The church Of the pi.slp'cs of 1pT n,s
Norfolk bv the pastor: cslyIo q sNSEnoit,fI. OF
9Th. DENJ4msE ". biu y IN SsON, OF Nor.
eolk Ia cards.
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c.
OF AN ICE CAVE.

/ am now ready TO Offer 90 the public my ICE
CAVE REFRIG ORATOR Of all sizes suitable Tor
families, restaurant, hotels, bl,cheis slt'unuVls,
own Invention, similar in construction, and war
ranted % keep meats, &c, In peIfect preservation
Tor almost any length OF time; m fact, " can he
frozen solid If desired, and ktp, 50. water-eooier
is attached 10 each family freezer.
Samples eau be seen and examined AZ my Store
They consume less ice aud have more cooling pONel
than any other refrigerator now IN tAisience;
Give me "A call G. ZIMMER.
"a 9o.0w 1913 Main stree
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SEEDS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN tut Jaw I'D.
~ OF TURNI?-sEED a, SColI'' '..,.
corner OF Franklin and seyentc, u-h sl'' Al
uAGA. 40c.; WHITE Plat DUfCh, AN'''
RRR GLOgE, a0o.; MHlrE Nokton"- .tn
wnITe GLOBE, 4Oe. ; ShNEN-rJP a. I..
Tor, 4Qc,
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NJ UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH tMayo
streetJ Rev THOMAS b. GREGORY will preach at
IL o'clock A. NJ and $50 r. ~
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M THE PULPIT OF THE SIXTH
MOUNT ZION CHURCH will be occupied 10y Us
pastor, Rev. JOHN JASPER, on SUNDAY AFTER
NOON the 18th Of August at O'CLOCK. After an aD'
sence of about four NOTWITHSTANDING Is again aI'c'
hy the grace OF God, to come forward and mihs'e
with his people.
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MT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHIJRCU Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl.-The pastor befug absent from The city
Rev. A. sHOTwELL VIII preach At ii A. VI snd
Rev. W. n. SCOTT at s:15 T. NJ. Visitors are well
roma Seals FREQ.
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mr. SIDNEY CHURCH. EDMUND
HARRISON will preach on SUNDAY at ii A. N. and
e:l5 Pm.
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- sEVENTU. STREET CHRISTIA,

CHURCH corner of Grace and Seventh sireetSl.-
Rev. Il, TYLER, pastor, having returned 20 'uc
city. will preach at | l A. VI. 10 service at night
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NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY. August 7.-Prcaching at IL
A.. NJ. by Rev. WILLIAM p. WEIGHT, pastor Oh
I aurel. street church. No service al night.
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Will the coming man use st. Jacobs Oil:
We think be Will, II be has rheumatism.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor'
ner Twelfth and Broad slreetsl.-Rey. HENRY W.
BATTLE. of Columbus. Mss, will preach on sum
pAYatIl 4. NJ and 81 r. ~ All welcome.
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SILK GOODS

for fail trade We bought them cheap, and are now
ready to offer them at prices that are upwards OF 20
per cent, under present quotations. They consist IN
part of
BLACK SILKS In various qualities:
COLOREO SILK aud SATlNS;
BLACK SATIN DE LYONS and SATIN DUH :
ESSE. ...-
large stock Of REAL LACE CURTAINS;
alec ,xrioTE aud NOTTINGHAM LACE GU r.
TATNs 10 great variety
OPAoUE WINDOw-SHADES in two yard
lengths AT Csc shade-general price $50 pair.
Many other goods below market value.
Iau 6. Sa, Su.Thl
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......,. ..s.ss.. ......'..
a>g COHEN BROTHERS
............,ss. ....'..'''s
ARE RECEIVING NEW GOODS
THIS WEEK.
Their stock will be repienlshed with everything
desirable this season Of the year: also, many
ADVANCED STYLES
for The fail trade.

Among the many goods wiz be offered upwards OF
SEQ dozen NAPKINS and DOiLTES ia pure linen'
consisting OF various qualities. Among them va
would mention:
DINNER NAPKINS at 72c. dozen worth 81 20 !
DINNER NAPKINS at sl.25 the value OF which IS
81.
Also, a large stock Of TABLE-DAMAsK.
our en.ire stock Of HOSIERY will be offered at
prime cost for the ensuing two weeks In order TO
make room for new goods.
Those deslFous Of purchasing