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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13
Don Cameron,s Advice.
NO HOPE FOR RIDDLEBERGER-AN TX sOLDlEE
WANTED FOR sERGEANT.AT.ARMs.

~ hhfb fOh hlDbLfbENGEk--AN EA SuLDlEk
WANTED FOR sERGEANT.AT.ARMs.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 11.--If Colonel
Riddleberger, of Virginia, had come to
Harrisburg TO consult with Don Cameron
one week before the shooting of the Presi-
dent instead OF one week after that sad
occurrence, the advice given the Virginia
Readjuster would doubtless have been Of a
very different character from that given him
a few days ago. This was that, under the
circumstances, II was not only useless for
Malone TO continue the struggle for Rid
deberger, but that to do so must result in a
positive injury TO the Republican party !;
that with Inc Senate constituted as it now
is, the best thing to do was for the Republi-
cans to put forward for Sergeant-at-Arms a
soldier who had distinguished himself du-
ring the late rebellion-one who, like Gen.
eral Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, or General
Noyes, OF Ohio, had lost leg in battle.
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THE POTOMAC FLATS.

The Senate committee appointed to con-
slider tue reclamation OF the fats and the
Improvement OF the harbor Of Washington
were to have met to-day. Senator Ransom
is its chairman. The committee was APP
pointed at the last session Of the Senate. and
authorized to sit during the recess, so as to
be able to report as soon rs the regular ses-
sion commences. Up to noon TO day only
three members of the committee Ransom,
Vest, and Jones OF Florida-had reported /;
and one OF them, the Latter, is quite iil-too
much 50 to think Of attending the meeting.
Ii is probable, therefore, that nothing will
be done to day but appoint a clerk, which
is about all that some congressional CON-
mittees do nowadays. The Presidents
Notwithstanding The maIarial air from
the flats, as he must needs dO-will proba-
bly, induce this committee to report bill
for the object proposed, and may induce
Congress TO pass IL, though many previous
Presidents aud millions OF other people
have breathed the same without the slight
est deleterious effect.
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Died, at her residence, in this city, on he IN
instant. at 81 p NJ, Mrs. MARIA CRUMf AID
KINS widow Of the late John W. Adkins ana daugh"
ter or the late Hon. William Crump' OF PoWha;an
county, Va. ,,
Her funeral will TAX place from Grace Episcopal
church WEDNESDAY at . a. NJ. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend without further no.
tee.
Died, at Richmond, July II, 1851, MAMIE A.
daughter OF L. K. ana the late May f. Humphreys
aged SIX months. ,, .
The funeral will take place from The residence 81
east Marshall street, TO-DAY at ocIeck A. W.
Friends of the family invited 10 attend
Died. The 18Th Of July, Of sunstroke. in his thirty
eighth year, hr. JOSEPH HAhhA, ha'lfc VI
Vienna, Aus ttiA. - - ,..,,,
The funeral will take place from 81. James church
THIS "wednesday EVENING at b ciOch' fllenus
of the fgmily are invited 10 attend.
Died AZ the residence OF his grandfather sunday
July IOth, PAGE BELL. youngest child oI rev
The funeral look place from his grahdfAther's
residence Sunday, July 10Th, at q 7. VI.
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nj THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
ARE NOW BEING OFFERED AT
IMMENSE LOT OF GOODS FROM A BANK
RUPT SALE AT HALF VALUE.


IMMENSE LOT OF GOODS FROM BANK
RUPT SALE AT HALF VALUE.
NOTICE THE Prices.
Q CASES BFST PACIFIC LAWNS at Sc;
2 CASES BEST UNION LINEN LAWNS at &C.;
] CASE WHITE LACE-STRIPE MUSLINS at
el5c. worth l5c.;
CASE WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at SIC. worth
12Hc.;
40 PIECES STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at
l2Hc. worth 1890;
30 PIECES WHITE INDIA LINEN at 1879.
worth 25c.;
80 PIECES FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at l SIC.
worth Csc;
80 PIECES DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS
MUSLINS at 1885,;
40 PIECES EXrRA-FINE DOTTED MUSLINS
from 25c. to SOC;
Another lot Of the zoe. WHITE PERSIAN NULL
LAWNS;
. CASES YARD-WIDE ALL-LINEN SUITING
at1lc. worth 1890;
40 PIECES ECRU ALL-LINEN LAWN at Toe.
worth 69c.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
so DOZEN LADIES EMBROIDERED-F FRONT
HOSE, 12lzc.;
60 DOZEN SILK-CL0CKED BALBRlGGANS
I5c.;
l CASE FULL REGULAR-MADE LACE-FRONI
BALBRIGGANS, 25c.;
1 CASE REGULAR-MADE RIBBED.FRONT
BALBRIGGANS, zoe;
LADIES' FULL REGULAR-MADE SOLID
PINKS AND BLUE, soc. worth Soc;
LADIES FULL REGULAR-MADE HAlR-LlNE
STRIPES at 2Sc worth 40c.;
.CHILDREN'S FULL REGULAR-MADE FANCY
HOSE, 2jc.
so DOZEN LADIES' FINE GAUZE VESTS. 25c.
60 DOZEN GENTL EMEN'S GAUZE UNDER
SHIRTS 16sc.;
CENT EMEN'S WHITE-LAWN TIES 13c per
dozen, at JULIUS MEYER & SONS
6O1 and 6O3 Broad street
SPECIAL ITEMS.
LADIES' MOHAlR AND LINEN listers,
1925 up.
HOOP. TX RTS, new styles, large stock.
Extra cheap lot Of PARASOLS and SUN-UM-
BRELLAS.
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH AND FLEXIBLE
HIP CORSETS.
THE CELEBRATEDPARISIA AND BON.TON
CORSETS just opened az
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
ie lo.eod 60, and 603 Broad street.
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The Old Nan Wants a Chance.

The New York correspondent OF the NeW
Hampshire Union says
III anybody thinks that Mr.. Samuel j..
Tilden is numbered with the dead, that
persOn is very much mistaken. This yen-
cradle political sage has bought the house
next 10 bis own, on Creamery Park, and
will turn il into a 6re-pr0of building Tor
the accommodation OF his valuable IL
brarv. The fronts Of the two houses
will be reconstructed so as to appear as
one spalatial mansiOn.' The fact Is
Mr.. Tilden has just begun to enjoy lie.
At GreysfOne he is cultiYatiDg bucolic
tastes amid bis Attorneys, Jerseys, and pea
cocks, On Gramcrcy Park he is giving
free reign to his literary taste. Evidently he
calculates on a lease OF life extending
through the next ten or fifteen years, and
has no idea of being thrust out OF the polltl-
cal arena. One hears from his friends that
the correcting hand of Mr.. Tilden Is needed
to reform Republican abuses in this state,
and that no other man can 80 quickly
and effectively put down bribing and
corruption. That he will be a candl-
date for The Democratic nomination for
Governor next year / have not the
slightest doubt. He Is only siXty-seyen
wears OF age, 9nd Governor DiXw dozen
years older, and Governor Robinson five
wears his senior, when they were nominated
for the same position. Nothing is said
about bis having future presidential aspira-
tions, and, indeed, the sentiment OF the
community seems to have settled down upon
General Hancock as his own successor IN
the nomination with unbroken humanity.
1t will be wise, however, to remember that
Tilden still lives"
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FANCY GOODS, SO.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty OF the ph.iaulr.
now on foot 20 give ;he people Of Richm. i ...
cln.ty The benea, Of Wholesale prices 900
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing 10 offer substantial aid '. iA' ".'
enterprise, offers Ia Tie best makes
selected DINNER PLATES, eHtta ,h.a. a',...
dozen;
Selected C.. &. PLATES AZ 5jc. pr dof.Hi
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra th.-. .. ..
set;
selected ENGLISH CHINA HAN"iIp -"
extra hin. at soc. per set;
Good IRONSToNE CHINA, HANEith .''
45c pr set;
LAMP CHISiNEY~ ~ soc. per dok.H;
Zine PLAIN GOBLrrs (bsautlc,l t ,'
dozcu:
TUMBLERS. three Yles, az 25c. pr a.
Ia ROGERS TEA ana TABLE -i'"''
FORKS;
In CAKF-STANDS. CASTORs' g., g."
lind 4 large assortment, a. bottom
sTtstN,.
t.2t sos BraI H..
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
RICHMOND, July II, 1873

RICHMOND July II, IooI' J
Delegates and alternales to the State Con-
venti)n Of August An will be transported
from any point on the Valley Branch Of the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad to and from
either Stauutou or Washington city upon
purchasing rOund-trip tickets at any of the
various stations on the company's line.
Rates OF transportation, &C., on other rail-
road lines and Virginia Steamboat Line have
been published heretofore.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative Democratic papers will
please copy.
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The first fifth portion OF milk from the
COW contains about Onc-twentieth part OF
cream; the second fifth, one-tweltib, and
the lat fifth, One.siXth. How important,
then, to get the last and richest drop, even
If it were not true that cows are quickly
dried up by sloyenIy practice OF leaving
a small portion in the udder. Cows VIII
continue 10 give flow OF milk at much
longer period when MIXED dry.
On some Of the small branch roads in the
country conductors baye great advantage
over those who are expected TO call ont the
names OF stations in the city. They some
times sit down beside a girl, ask her how
many boarders her folks are going TO have
this summer, tell her the name OF the next
station, and help her oil.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, W.

w VlRGINTA.--DistinEui.b f0r re I,.,
tuIy OF account 81 the great yir NJ 10 ft... -
TERATIVE WATERS and BATH~-t.ft. z, ~
fashionable resort foe pleasure seeker #. ,n r. z
portion Of The UuiOn, and for ihsir ..r..
COOL and BRACING SUMMER CLiHtTl =. "a
Ing direct elevation Or 1000 feet a.Dls T.. ''
aud immediately suFrouudins m0uutain. at I'd
ARE NOW OPEN, aud viii CONIlNfE Dbr,.
ment aud improvement have been m4ls ... -
season. aud among 0theTs very st..tt
KITCHEN. with an modern inrr.r.,.
BOARD, SO per day, and $40 a moutl.r ,s...'.
eight days. -
The CALWETL HOUSE, adjacent O.. OIL. ,..t.,
with the use OF the wsteTs ana gfuu. oil. .. ....'
with other visitors. H. ALsD OPEN. BuArD 4.
per day, and $50 per month Of ta,u'y-. Iii. l.''-
Descriptive pamphlets obtained o. pfr..-.
LADD q CO.'S. GEORGE T.. PtAIrN
je 1911 MihtgIut u...t..
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN NERvoU 5
PROsTRATION.--I used H0r>ford's ACID
Phosphate in severe case OF nervous pros
tration was pleased with the result. |
shall prescribe ii hereafter with great deal
Of confdence.-A. G. Bissell, NJ. d., De-
trOit, Mich.
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The Ohio Democratic Convention and
the Potomac Flats.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Alexandra Gazette says:
The Ohio Democratic Convention will be
held on Wednesday, but the Presidents in
juries having been and are 50 engrossiDg TO
public attention chat no matter what in!er-
est may be felt IN il none is manifested
that is, about here. 1t seems that the Ma.
hOneites are the only people who have kept
up an unflgging interest 10 politics during
the interval that has elapsed since the al
tempted assassination OF the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

Ng~sTILL GREATER REDUC- ADS
TONS in prices Of MILLINERY GOODS, ySEStt<&S
sc. IMe<S
HATS and BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed
FLOWERS, FEATHERS. RIBBONS, &C., az le 5
than cost To close out our summer stock. Cal ana
supply yourself. no
IA Immense stock Of LACES Of All kinds, no
SIkRY, GLOVES, FRINGtS, and DRESS. 4 III NJ
.GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY. all of which are al
very low prices-greatly reduced-at -
HCTZLER BROTHERS,
jy9 52o Broad street.
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~ TOO MANY GOODS FOR THE
SEASON.
WE MUST RFDUcE OUR STOCK.

! We call attention 10 our stock OF Lawns at 9, 6f'
s.. 10. and 12jfc. per ward
p1iNfED CORDED PIQUEat SIC. per yard worth
wa-iTfE CORDED PIoUE at 81, 81. and 1oc. per
sTRyf fPPiaD VICTORIA LAWN at SIC. per yard
WHITE 0RGANDY LAWN, With colored tide
band for trimming. az zoe per yard worth S9e (;
VICTORIA LAWN at Ice. worth l2zc., at lZzc.
~ worth aTi &c az l6isc. worth 25c.;
PRINTED CAMBRICS al Iuc. per yard worth
cHECKED MUsLIN at loo. worth 12Hc., at 1esc.
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN at zoe worth s5c.
NoPTIN CHAM LACE CURTAINS at s2 so, 90.
IS, aud MP 10 t20aset for tso windows; 80,
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains at l2s, l6s'
20. 25. and up 70 75c. per ward;
LACE TIDES at 7c l3c, l7c, zoe, &c., ana up
LINEN TiDIEs. something new, at 81, sI.25 and
81 so. vodh d0ubie The money:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 1914, 20, aud 25c per
PRlSSTnED LISEN LAWNS at l5c. per yard worth
25c.. at &c per yard worth 35c $3.50.
LINEN, MOHAlIs. and GRASS. CLOTH BUSTERS
GINGGfFIAM, LAWS, and md LINEN SUiTs for ladies
READY MADE GARMENTS OF our own rDanufac-
ture-we inyi tbe ladies TO examine the male
rial and workmanship;
BATHING-SUlTS for ladies' and gentlemen;
FANS in great variety from PC. 20 50 each
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at the very lowest
HOOP SKIRTS in he latest SIS les;
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS;
CORS ETS-alI sizes in white aud color, dive snow
at least twenty. FIVE Styles OF CORsETS;
SHOUL DER-BRACES for misses, The best article or
the Mind made price only 90c.:
The largest stock OF bACES In this city: we show
sixtv styles of LACES. and variety OF patterns
and widths IN each style;
HAMBURG ErGINGS and INSERTlEGs-the
largest variety at the lowest prices-we beat the
world on III AMBURGS:
MATING az reduced prices; -
Bargalns I'm CARPETS. OIL-CLOTH, RUGS,
MATS. and WINDOW SHA DIES:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 5Cc., 7Jc.. and 81;
GEN1LEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS In great
variety;
iy II LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Abyssnia and the United States, said q
speaker at a church conference In Chic igo,
are the only two Christian countries that
tolerate polygamy,
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks in this department are very inI a1d
include all the latest novelties ana stausard goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS;
FRENCH ORGANDY, very fine aud sheer, az ZJc'
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN a. l2'tc.;
WHITE aud CREAM DOTTED, FiGURED, ana
BROCADED MUsLINS;
NAINSOOK. LINON De DACCA, CHECK Nus
LINS, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, &c.
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DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.

USE CARBOLATE OF LIME AND Cul0Rip
OF LIME,
PIE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST 1928. i.i
DEODORIZERs AND DGsINFECIN\I,
known for purifying sinks, cellars, or aloe.
For sale low by r. ROBERTS BAKEE
successor to Meade g Et,,r
iv1 9l9 east Main ..r'L
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PROPOSALS.
GRAZING.


OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STATE AaRlcULTuRAL(
June 20, 1881.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF HORSES
n OR MULE WILL BE RECEIVED ON = AS
TURAGE AZ the FAIRGROUNDS OF THE IR-
GINA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, at
the rate OF "a per head per month.
parties can arrange 10 have Their animals FED and
groomed. No animals received or withdraY with
out 4 written order from this once; nor VIII any
be admitted until their hlnd-shoes nave been re-
moved. The grazing Is now exceileIt.
WILLIAM w. FINNEY.
je 24.eodlm Secretary
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DRUGS, MEDICI>I~. q.
TOURISTS AND INYALI0,

rVO TOURISTS AND INNAIlu>.
POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLASH,
POCKET DRINKtNG-tUPS.
TRAVELLERS SOAP BOXES,
POCKET MATCH.BD&ES. WAX NAIlut>
BATHING SPONGlS aud SPpNhL bAD',
WHlSP BROOM~, JOlLEI-CASt,,
HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS.
TOOTH. NAIL, HAIR, and FLt,ll-EEl -ln
HAIR kSH-GlONtS,
BLEACHING and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SITS. ..
ENGLISH. FRENCH. GERM ~, aud NNiE'l A.
CULOGNES and EXTRACT, for th. al.'Aa
chef,
BAY RUM (mp0rtcdl,
RUBBER AR PILLOWS,
RUBBER CUSHIONS,
RUBBER ICE. BAGS tor the head,
RUBBER HOT-WATER BAGS,
MEDICINE DOrE.GLAS~FS,
MEDICINE DOSE-SPOONS. Sc, &C..
For sale by 4. ROBERTS BAhlE
(,uccCssOr 10 Meade it,.I',
iyI 9lg east Main rr.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

During the present season we are prepared TO meet
any demands. as we never allow our stock ia stand
ard goods TO run low.
SATINS, Toe. 10 81;
SILKS, soc. to SO;
SATlNS DE LYON and DE NEWELL lEuA
LINING SILKS, &c:
Look at our $3.50 BLACK SILK-best ever Oh red.
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NUR MANUFACTURING EslAbL'
MENr.

we are dryoiiag ptriicultr alter
MANtiFACTURiNG DEPART MN ''
ncss. ...... Il
BLANK BOOKS Of Every form and 'f
PAPER Rl,l,ED TO ANY PATTEkNi
PAMPHLETS PUT "; .... rDIN
Rs,,1Ks ~ RlODICl is, MUSIC 80, b"'
VARIOUS sly LIS;
PRINTING NEATLY DONE AMI
PAPER BOXFs MADE TO ORDER ,..
Good work. satisfactory prices, ana IiV''''
execution guaranteed, .,,.,,,.,, DARN
tr2A NppbHNtNb
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UTALLAW HATOOLA AIT,

w SPRINGS. Bath county, Va. fir.e u.t
from the Chesapeake ana OhiY r3i v1f. H.s. ...-
thoroughly renovated. newly painted. 1.d t....s
enlarged and b,lG'ii'1. open f1r 81 ..Hr.JINs
|. 1881. Pamphlets giving anth q, ard '.rH. a.
Doe had at l.. Z. DCPUY'S, RlchWpuf. oi .I fI....
prietors. W. \. ~lfLING1ON s. tD.
Post Ctiicc, Mil00r1' ~.ru-.. g.
my % nnd2m
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married, I'm Washington. -. G., Nay IS, 1881. =
J. STlTH anu IDA 81. FARMER; both OF TN
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COBB'S HOTEL,
~ COBB's ISLAM. "a.
sURF-BATHING, FISHING, sNIPE->HnluV

TAis hotel IS re0peucd Tor the reception OF -..
tors. FERNS, 81 DER day, Sl2 per Nr.,. So Il,
month. Route from Norfolk %. OIi p..t d..
steamer Northampton 10 Cherry stOh,, .,t. 3d..
day, wednesday. and Friday.
Or. W :. >TOAKLEY, OF Nrrh1mu' b.
will be- in attendincc to render M cct ... ...
cessary. during the season. For fur'l.rIr .l.t..
address j. !. SPADl pI..rt..
liz .ln.f aILll
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rxCURgIONs AND PIC-NICN.

BASKET PICNIC no EASTWOOD,
- nm The Richmond snd Allegheny railroad,
TUITRSDAY July IA, 1851. for the benefit OF the
Young Mems Missionary society OF Grace street
Rsnfist church. Train leaves Eighth street and
Rss,n hank az ~ O'Clock. returning leave Eastwood
al o. o'clock Tickets Gentlemen. 10 cents iadies,
so csnts-to be had al Lambert's. Ninth and Main I;
Anderson 4 Co.'S Fourteenth and Main; Beyeridge's
drugstore, corner Clay street and Brook avenue !;
ana from The committee at the train.
az @ sac W.T.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

i Old POINT tOMtOKI, I.
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. 'r..
the year. tquai 20 any hotel loo the n.r' SAFE
4 SUMMER RFeORT. send f,r circular ......
hygeiuic advantage, etc
HARRISo pUTEr>.
je2j PUlfro
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VACCINE VIRUS.
NON-UUMANIZED.

We are IN constant receipt Of NON.Hl NANH.
VACCINE VIRUS, which meets the ar.r.'t
the medical profession
WARRANTED IN ALL PRIMARY 'A-.>
ie2I PURCELL, LADD & CO.. J.
DUL0RALTHYMOL PROPHlLAtI
AND DIsINFECTANL
PREPARED BY J. BLAIR, DRl1'I-N
an agreeable and effective prcplrat..
CLEANSING SfCK.ROoM~,
aud powerful preventive 30 the sprcut '.
gious diseases. The mode II using 10 is s.nl'
By druggists generally. Price, 80 cents
J.BLAiR. !. --.
my2t corner Broad and y Iaf. ....'-
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. dc.
EOURsUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4
COMPANY,
429EAsT BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY < CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
during The present month offar special inducements
PARASOLS

sill be sold at greatly reduced rates, a5we are deter
mined 10 dispose of The entire stock. treat bargains
AN he found.
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DAwLEY SPRINGS.
THE HEALING sPRINGS. B1lb ,--

A Va. will be open Tor The reception .g ,I i'
the ST OF JUNE BBihs a. TIM natural f... 70
ture Of the water, which Is 80 and ~ degr.. .
renheit. Hot baths 20 any tempfrifur. ..
also, plunge a1d shower OATH. P4mrt..
had Of PURCELL, LAOD 2 60. or me puma. .
ms 15-2p CARTER FTEtxv
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MEETINGS..

JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, E1M
- KNIGHTS OF PYTHliS.-Oncfrs Hz y
ana members Of this lodge will attend H lo,Sl
regular convention THIS "wednesday (SesIL<J
EVENING at O'Clock. Installation OF sEsY
officers and DINER important business. W
Candidates fer ranks Will be prompt In aIiendince
Al S:3O }. j. LAMKIN,
Nv I3-I X. OF r. and :.
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snnKs. erATIoNERY. 50.
/ Z l. Y.
RANDOLPu x ENCII-U

RANDOLPH K ENCli-h
have a large stock Of BLANK b''N' .
and make On the best style 81 orteraHN
PAPER RULED, PAMPHLET, ftt''''
ard BOOKS Of all kinds BOUND 1
cheapest way. ,... .
Orders fof PRINTING, PAPLR-b. -
TIONERY. or BOOKS win have pr"m.-
feZ9.d&w
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CHIEFS AND BROTHERS OF POCA-
~ HCNTAS TRIBE, No IA, J. o. r. M.,-YOu
are hereby requested 10 attend REGULAR council Of
your Tribe on this the 18TH SLEEP, Buck moon,
g. \ D. 800 at The Sih run, setting Of the sun. ln-
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-07-14
Desperate Fight With a Coon.
Berrien County''(Ga.) News,

De'rieu Oouhtya(da.) news.
Little Henry Cooper, while fishing in
the Alapaha river few days ago, had
his attention attracted, and on looking
behind him discovered a large coon APP
preaching stealthily, with his ears
turned back. Before he had time to
consider the situation the coon spraDg
at him, and seized him by the leg and
began biting and squalling at a terrible
rate. The boy was being badly hurt
as we'll as frightened, and set up ire
mendous squall himself, at the same
time making all the resistance possible
against his unwelcome visitor. He
first siezed the intruder with his hand,
whereupon the coon bit him severely
in the arm. The fight was kept up
some little time, during which the coon
'got in his work" Of liberation on the
arms, hands, and legs alternately until
the boys mother, who happened to be
about one hundred yards from the
interesting scene, arrived. The anxious
mother, in order to relieve the boy,
seized the coon with her hands, where.
upon he fastened his teeth in her wrist,
and for little while the contest was
lively between the three. The desper-
ate coon in the meantime seized upon
the boys arm again, whereupon the
mother took from the boys pocket his
knife, and after disemboweling the coon
he still held on firmly to his victim,
and not until his throat was cut did he
relax his hold.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-07-14
DIR. Mary Walkers Bid-That 1llustri.
GUS Female Suggests Breaking the
Deadlock by Electing Her Senator.

OswBGo, N. Y. June 26.-The fact Of
DR.. Mary Walkers canainacy for the
New York Senatorship has already
been published. The full text Of hel
opinion, which is brief and in good form
is as follows;
To the Honorable Members of the Legis-
lat,lre of the State of Neau York.-GENrLE.
MEN: The undersigned, believing that
her duty to her native State demands
her services in the present exigency
most respectfully presents her name as
a candidate for United States Senator.
She relies solely upon her fitness for
the position as hereinafter set forth.
- QUALIFICATIONS.
Her understanding of parliamentary
rules, the methods of business i'll vari.
Gus committees, and business general.
ly that relates to the duties of a United
States Senator.
Her ability as ready speaker on
subjects Of Legislative import.
Her ignoring an attire that destroys
health, ruins morals, and deranges fin.
ance.
Her moral courage and moral worth.
These combined e1cellences guaran-
tee both faithfullness and fitness, and
she modestly submits that your honor
able body will do your selves honor by
electing her to the position of Senator
from the State she has SO long honored
by her efforts in noble causes. She is
most respectfully yours, ltaC ,l%
DR.. MARY E. WALKER.