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In the language Of Senator THUnx4s, We
cav 70 Mr.. WINDOW, the Secretary Of the
Treasury. that his new scheme "wont do''
n Il Il correctly described by the Washing
ton Repubi;can. That paper says there APP
nears to be some ground for The belief that
one Of his first acts will be to call al OF
large part OF the skies, coupling with tue
call a statement that II holders 50 desire
,bev NAV retain their bonds II they VIII
voluntarily agree to accept % per cent '"'
terest In lieu OF O per cent.
Where does Mr.. WINDOW get his au'hori'
o. "a 40 sueh an act? The bonds are re-
deemabIe, or payable, this year, az tue OPP
,ion OF the Government. III the GoVerh-
ment does not paw the bonds, II is In both
law and morals bound to continue 10 pay
the rate Of interest which II by necessary
implicatiou, II mol in words, contracted 10
nav the holders Of these bonds 80 long as
The same should remain outstanding. Mr..
WINDOW has as much right 10 make new
contract with the holders OF the Govern
ment's bends as we have, and he has 10
more. Our officials have lost their heaos'
Think OF it. The contract between the Gov
eminent and the bondholders empowers n''n
TO redeem the bonds in gold or 10 a'om
them TO remain outstanding at the rae VI
interest which they have always borne. lie
refuses to redeem them, but says thal nc
will break the contract so far as to rcduce
the rate of interest upon them. All the al
toruey generals in the United States cannon
obscure the very right OF such question as
this. We repeat, therefore, that Mr.. WIN
DOM must pay the bonds or continue 10 pay
the rate OF interest they now bear. lie mas
no right to usurp the functions OF Con-
gress; and this be does when he passes a
law OF his own motion and origination, ana
executes that law as if it had been passed
by Congress.
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The New Republican Party.

from the Washington Republican, edited by
Corham, Republican candidate for Secretary OF
the Senate.l
The wisdom Of the cooperation which has
been already substantially effected between
the Readiusters and the Republicans will be
more fully realized by people outside OF the
State when they are told that il the Repub-
leans had made State ticket, and II diyi-
sons among the Democrats had given the
former the State, the only result would have
been the election OF Governor, LieUten-
ant. Governor, and Attorney-General. All
the other State officers would be chosen
by the Legislature, and not one third OF the
members Of that body could be elected by
the Republicans under the present appor-
tionment. The Readiusters, reinforced by
the Republicans, will now carry the Legis.
lature, and Liberal like General Malone
will be chosen TO the United States Senate.
Next year we may hope to see not less than
seven anti-Bourbon members of Congress
chosen. Messrs. Paul aud FuIkerson, Re-
adjuster members.elect OF the present Con.
gress, have publicly announced their hearty
approval OF the course OF their senatorial
colleague, and this sets at rest all hopes the
Bourbons msy have bad that they could be
inveigled or coerced into the Bourbon camp.
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GENERAL MALONE ENDORSED. The Re-
adiustcrs OF AppomattoX. General ELLIOTT
amongst them we regret to say, passed
lately in public meeting the following reso'
luton:
That we approve heartily the independent
position taken by our distinguished repre-.
Sensitive, Senator Malone, ana admire ana
applaud the courage, skill, and ability win
which he defends and maintains II; ana
that on his part nothing short OF fear less
declaration of independence OF the two ma
tionaI parties could have met the Just expec'
fation of those who bestowed the high trust
which he holds.
Independence Of the two national par
.ies' is what they endorse. Let General
MALONE note that.
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Foremost of these up to the present time
has been the proposition that Inc msl
shall rule Washington Republican.
Where is your majority Show 1t. There
are tbrty-seyen avowed Republican sena-
tors. Thirly.niuc constitute majority Of
the Senate. Where are there TO be found
thirty nine senators who favor the coalition
ticket? Nowhere.
But ARTHUR's vote makes up the number
TO thirty.nine? True enough; but Ne Is
net q senator. New York has two senators
without counting him; and the Conslltu-
ton says the senate shall be composed OF
two senators from each State. He can't
vote TO elect President OF the Senate. Nor
ought he to be permitted TO vote Tor any
other officer. II is time enough Tor BIN 10
vote after the officers are all elected.
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Less than quorum OF the United States
Senate canuot adjourn the body sine de.
If, as has been suggested by some one, SEN
ators pair until less than a quorum remain,
counting both Democrats and Republicans,
these could only send the Sergeant-at-Arms
for the absent senators, and await their
coming before eiiecting final adjournment.
The quorum the Democrats are expected
to break at some time is made up differently.
A quorum is composed of thirty-nine SEN
ators, but though there may be seventy
present no quorum will appear if thirty-two
OF them refuse TO vote. In the eye OF the
law they are not present.
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f5- THE GREAT SALE OF STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WET GOODS

AND FANCY DB1 oOoO,, WEI "NNDN'
AND DRY GOODS.
.r,ertov GOODS, GOODS FROM THE M
popTERs, GOODS FROM The MANU-"
FACTURERs, FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS.
cooDs TO SUIT EVERYBODY AT PRICES TO
SUIT THE CLOSEST BUYERS.
VIZ HAVE THE GOODS, AND As LOW PRICES
ALWAYS TELL, WE EXPECT To
MAKE QUICK SALES.
STUFFED CHENEY SILKS at Soc per yard worth
BLkcK.AND-wHITE CHECKED SILKS at Csc.
ri XIX and CnIoRED SILKS and sATINs in all
OF the fashionable shades o,
Grea, reductions in The prices Of ALL-WoOL
DgFSS.i.iNEN, yard wide, at l5c per yard worth
Linen isS' iBATIsTE, very fine. at l2Xc. per yard
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS at lsc. per yard
GINGHHMs al 81. s5. 10. l25, and l5c. per yard !;
PLAID LIxtN DRESS GOODS at loc per yard
LAWS At 81. IS 10. aud I24c. per yard; o
STRIPED MuaLiTs al I21c per ysrd wor r,h Igc;
LhaRGf.PtAiD Muslin, suitable for dressing
wRSHPFtEs and APRONS at zoe. per yard worth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dse so
wGri9 III spe qtt iSs pair worth s2;
LACE CURTAINS at ~. 81 80. 80, 81 30, snd up
TO S2Oaset for two windows. These goods are
very much Glow regular prices.
LACE RID SFTs at 1925, 81. SO So and t4.25
for Ben. SPREADS and PILLOW 'shAMo
worth 81 81. So. and ~ .,..o.o .,
MARStILLEs QUILTS at ~ 20 worth s3'oO' at
80 worth 50, at 81 worth SS; - I'll,
NOT rINGHAM LACE for Curtains at lOc. worth
re. at 2sc. worth &c, at nc. worth zoe, al
25c. worth 40c., At soc worth Doe.
TORCHON EDGINGS from lie. 10 Soc: per Nardi
4 full assortment Of FASHIONABLE LAt r..
81 tERI'RG FDGTN(;S and iNSEkTINGS in great
variety. our prices are always lower thah the
lowest on these goods
HOSE for BOYS aud girls men and women'
LADIES UNDERWEAR of our own manuIdc.
tnre We sell the best gOt d5 "a the ,oMese
prices Examine The woiku ahshlP an" ma
teral. .,,.,, e,,,rnr, -
GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS OF
oar own manufacture AT soc, 19c ann 81,
We kern The largest best assorted, and cheapest
stock cf good, in mis- STATE so u VIII DC wen pI
TO call and examine our stock before purchaslhS
nm LEVY BROTHERS.
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vices a. The BaptIst church, Q ihe guest o

Vices at the Baptist church, T. the guest OF
Captain. and Mrs. W. P. X ,birsol:. .,
Mr. W. T. Law has had much sickness y, =,
his family for several months. He we ~, na'
been a great sufferer from Illness, and ME =,
O. b. Law, bis dau2hter.in-Iaw. Is now w.
The trial OF Dejarnette begins to-day. a
large number Of citizens have beeo sum
moncd, some from this county ana o'oei =
from Henry and HALIFAX counties, ana II j.
thought that jury can be obtained from
amongst them. ,s ,n -,
The sewerage question IS again up Tor
discussion. ,,., a,.,,,s
The Young Mems Debating C'uo ui .r,,
tonight The question Is UNIVERSAL suhr'se
Beneficial 10 a Country!
The weather is pleasant ms inorn ,.,,-
" a pros ect Of spring at last y '"e s''"'"'
,ion generally given this morning.
49, AIPIIA.
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DEATHS.

DIED. ON the OH Of April 1881, at his residence,
iOl north Eleventh street, HUGH liAG N, III Tue
sixty ffIh year of his axe: native 81 Chareston,
C., but for the past forty years resident OF ms
city.
Tie funeral will take place from the Monumental
church TODAY, Apil l2'h, at 4 O'Clock The
friends and acquaintance are Invited 10 attend.
Charl' stOn aud New Orleans papers please copy.
Died. at . O'Clock, April IL, 1881, NORROSA
NJ. x. SCARBOR OUCH IN her seventy .fourth year.
residence. 703 State street. fnlron. TODAY al 3
O'Clock Z. NJ Friends and acduaintances are re-
specially requested 10 attend
Died. Of chorulc bronchitis, at Coal Illll. In the
county of lleuricO. on The ON instant MIS- ~ =
LIMA \. COATES, wife OF Or. ;. Coat s.
Died on Sunday morning, April 10. 1881, at The
residence of her sDn.in.law. A. j. Haynes. Jl9
south pine street. Mrs. HANNAH &. ADAMS.
widow OF the late George Adams; aged htty-fOur
years.
LetnegO the day IL breaking
Dear chllrrcu, let me 90;
We have spent night OF waking
Ia the wilderness below.
I'pwaid now bend my way;
Part we mere AT break of day.
Let me go: NAV not tafry.
wrestling thus with doubts aud fears;
Angels wait my soul 10 carry
Where my Lord appsaIs.
Friends and kindred, weep not So
II you love me let me 90.
we have travelled long together
Hand IN hand and heart In heart
Both through fair and stormy weather;
And It's hard. us hard 10 part.
Yet we must. Farewell Ia you;
Answer one and all, "Adeu.'
Died. At his reslJerce. IN Chesterfield county Va.
on Friday the 9Th instant. after brief Illness OF
pneumonia, JOHN SIMS, In the nineiieth GEAR OF
his age.
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.
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We were asked yesterday il Cincinnati
bad not voted the ''refOrm" ticket, ana
thus decided that saloons. &c. were to be
closed on Suudayf The Commercial an
swers the question as follows:
"It was also learned from good authority
that Mayor Means will commence bis WORK
OF reform by closiag the saloons during
church.time Oh Sunday-that Is, between
the hours of II and O'Clock; that he VIII
close all places of Suuday-eyeuinc amuse-
ments. and proceed at once against the
bunko men. This partial observance OF the
Stubbs law, he believes, will serve as COM
promise between the Sabbatarians aud sa.
loon. keepers satisfy the former, and
not meet with much opposition from the
latter"
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Al Inc Republican senators desire to in
dnce Inc public TO believe that they intend
to "siick," they would better get GoRHAM
to take back seat while the Boosting to
that effect is going on. We like GoRHAM
very much; but under the circumstances
we can't help thinking that be Is too deeply
interested 10 the event to be trusted to FORE
cast what II will be. In a word, GoRBAM
must surrender the editorial tripod tosome-
body who 10 not candidate for Senate
Office
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We regret that Mr.. G.. A. HEERMANs has
retired from the editorial profession, but
glad that he has found more profitable en-
ployment. He has sold The Virginia Peo-
pie to Messrs. X. l.. GARDNER and w. W.
WYs0R, who have the "capital and talent
needed to make it what it should be-"
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HARVEY a BLAIR
OFFER TO TIE TRADE,

ARN E1 AZ BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOSTRESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER.SEED;
SOC bags RIO COFFEE, all grades;
200 bags CHOICE LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
so mats CHOICE JAVA COFEEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels A SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
300 boxes SOAP, all grades:
500 kegs CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 MACktREL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRlNGS
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSE>:
100 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 tlerces aud barrels CHOICE RICE;
rs chess HOlCE GUNPOWDER TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BLACK TEA:
200 barrels EARLY-ROsE, PEERLESS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FLOUR, all grades;
100 600 pounds CHOICE BULK SIDES:
10000 pounds CHOlCk BULK SHOULDERS:
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS ;
100 buckets LARD;
20 tierces CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD. all kinds;
COTTON aud JCTE ROPE:
WRAPPlNG.PAPER, TWtNE, BLACK
ING. BLUiNG, MATCHES, &C., &c.
500 KEGS NAILS;
100 kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES:
good stock OF ChEWING-TOBACC0
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. NH ll-2m
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New hook.

HoW We Fed the Baby, to Make Her Heat
thy and Happy; Nth Heath Hints. BY
{. L. PAGE. NJ. ID. 144 pages. Paper, 30
cents; cloth, 70 cents. New York: Fow-
LER Il WELLS, 1853 Broadway.
We have received copy OF the above
named pamphlet from the publishers.
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m JOHN C. SHAFER,

nj JOHN C. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. ICO4 MAIN STREET. TWO DOORS ABOVE. TIE
POsT.OtFICE,
has received a ye~y large and fine assortment Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. consisting Of
CLOTHS, DIAGONALs, SUlTiNGS, Pr Al y
and FANCY CASsIAIERES For PANTALOONs'
imported especially for him. wbich will be made TO
order I'm the LATEST STYLES and at prices consist
ent with first class workmanship. \ call Is respect
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made to order. ieZ4-5m
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There is talk OF an extra session for the
purpose OF breaking the deadlock. No
reason would exist for its dissolution then
that does not obtain now Washington
Republican.
True for you, TEDDY.
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We are thankful for our friends fayors,
and will prIut their articles III at ally as soon
as possible. We bave SO many sent to US;
however, that wc can't promise 10 print all
Of them.
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~. nRESS-TRIMMINGSl

TT, STEET. and COLORFD BEAD FRlNGES'
GINPS. ORNAMENTS, BUTTONS, toHDc,
TAS-fLS. BILLS. ACORNS, PEARS: &c
&c nj lower prices than any other house III me
city: MOURNING PRINCES, Win CORDS az;
ta,seIs To nach-haudsomt: the heaI oOc.J ~
AND.CUENMLE FRINGE ever seen-woril
75c.:a fuiI hue Of LADIES and CillLDRtN'S
HOSIERY very cheap; KID and Isle Gloves,
good ana cheap; COrscts: very 'OmpIe's iine
OF y ckwear, Null and Lace TIES. new Linen
collars. Sc, &c; Laces of all kinds, rs usual
Will he found At The very lowest prizes.
HUlILE R BR0IHtkS' 2Z2 nT ,i'.' S,ite''
lap9I
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A company has been formed in Chicago
which will shortly put 1900 refrigerator cars
on Jay Gould's system Of southern and
western roads to transport tropical fruit.
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SEINE-TnREAD. a..

ENT AND OFI-a-N@5
J. LAID sElNE-TNINES II 49,
sizes
sEISE-LlNES. al sizrs aud -
GILIING-ROpxS. lAWktNh-' ..
CORks aud COxkWOOD ~ -4-l'i'
OiL-CLDTEl<t.
NETS and MEETINGS On hthi t.'
der al short notice, f>tfNf'
We are CLOSING out our entire slst .. .l.
would DO well Il make theig Selection
possible. l. LlCHrEN>Ptl\ : 80
corner ~ ,enteenth ana Fran> ~ ,'.i...
Sole Importers OF the Lion stani Aaa '' t-.'r
Of other hsanas.
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FURNITURE.

WILLIAM DAFFRDN, wa
w FACrURFR AND d ~
CHAMBER. PARLOR, AND .N. sly
ROOM FURNITURE. WOOD o.. 'IrN
SEAT CHAIRS. and every article ..s
TURE hue. Bedding, Feather. a
Does the ha.iuess. carries me -'Nce, 10
undeTs0'd. Nflice aud waregoo.H-. Do .....
street: factory. 10. IL. -, p, - Las.
sweet. Richmond. Va.
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NJ SERVICES IN GRACE CHURCH
DURING HOLY-WEEk: TUESDAY and FRIDAY
at IAN.
EvARY NIGHT at 6. Holy Communion on
THURSDAY NIGHT.
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PROFESSIONAL.

CYLyANUS STONES ATTOkNnL' IA.
- LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, i,',,.,, 3
street, Richmond, Va. practices IN al '"'
RichTloRd aud adivinius counties. y..,
References: JIstge Bergman Gre,' I'd ua'
Va. A. :. Rufopa (prestisOt kicomonl ,-
yiDe railrosdl, John tnders, }. l. N'1,,,.liu'
| Richmond, Va, ~ g.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
has a large line Of the he, makes Of
CHUDREN's CARRIAGES at bottom prices
every one warranted:
\ large lot Of RUBBER DRESSING COMBS al
bottom prices;
The largest ard cheapest line Of FEATHER
BUSTERS In town;
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPS AND sAUCERs
and DECORATED Mugs, Just opened-they
arc splendid goods for The money;
New patterns in HANDSOME, LOW-PRICED
CUsPiDoREs;
In BONE, EBONY, or REDWOOD-HANDLE IA
BLE-CUTLERY have the best goods and best
assortment ever shown In town at 81 set.
All IN want Of
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
should be sure to call at
STEVENS.
Central Block, corner Fifth and Broad streets.
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RKTOwN CENTENNIAL CELE

YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL CELE-
l. BRATlON.-To auy one intending TO erect
cheap. temporary baidlng for the Octooer celebra-
ton there, | have Tor sale at lndiay town about
10000 FEET OF BOARDS AND SJANTLiNU--
OAK. ELM, MAPLE, AND PINE-which can be
to move either by rail- er ws,sr. Apply TO
g. Y. WATSON.
ap ~ w No. l0l3 Basin bsuk,
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Mrs THOMAS WRITER'S daush'
ter of the late Caplain Matthew +. MaurY. VIII ~
held at 81. Paul's church at ~ o'clock TO-DAY
The friends Of The family are Invited TO attehh'
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CURE
FOR BYsPEPsIA.

Bthop ID. :. DocCRTr, Southern Mefaofis,.
10 Is an excellent corrective - ild yr.fD..
have used It with prompt bcDtiiciai result.
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We return thanks to Hon. j. w. JONI.
sToN for public documents.

We have received copy Of the UniUer.
sity Of Virginia Catalogue for 1SS0-'Sl.
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THE OLD AND RELIABLE WHOLE
SALE cLoTHINo.HoUsE OF
wEsENFELD & CO., BALTIMORE, ND.

U,y'ng established a branch OF our house at 10.
1924 East MAIN STREET, where we propose 70
conduct TOE
WHOLESALE CLOTHING BUSINESS,
No win he pr.pared ut all times 10 show the trade
our whole line Of READY-MADs CboihiN''
Oar goods are manufactured in the LATEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, not exeeNed by aLy
other establishment, In The country. We cordially
invite the trade TO call and examine our stock
WIEsENFELD & CO.,
PAP west Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd
wrEsyyrELD & CO., 400 Broadway, N.Y.
wIEsENFELD & CO.,
an lin 1924 east Main street, Richmond Va.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. x
wi bers Of IT. JOHNS LODGE, No. SO. "
A. L. and A. NJ, are requested 10 attend ~
stated meeting. AT st. Adams Hall, THE (tue,davl
EVENING at 7 O'Clock. All Master Masons In good
standing ar. ftaternally Invited.
By order of the W. VI. WALTER MOORE.
Secretary.
Anil ~. A. L. 1881, \. u. 1881. ap IL II
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DRUos. MEDICfsEs. Ac.
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE Is DEAru

With such warning before NJ, let ne AZ To-,
prepared 10 contest the point tcfOre " Ne .b,e, .
this mortal coil" and We can only be str,ny,1f q
in our defence by full supply a his ioe,f -
medicine. which. While mOyiD2 the to,ga,s zoe
gently. purges The Whon System. The ~ .y.l. s,siy
but one OF the natural outlets tor The renoo..i p
waste matter a1d intgudiits; the kidps,s =. ~
water and the kin another ipcies in ffe r' y
yspor and Precipitation u
ALI, the Oh gans must be stimulated ~ in.. .
Jnt natural action. and thus he wloie ~. go
even TO The blood. the very NE ~ ih. IA n
cIe1assd and made hsGifhU. ~ " gF,ft.,,,. 70
w THAT SIMMONS BEPAfiC CONPOT M r.
LIVER CURE NEVER PALS. 20 . gIItfef
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EOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED GROSS
IL GERMAN HORSE AND CATTLE-fOOD-a
substitute for green feed. Gives appetite apd spirit,
and causes them TO shed their rough cor Price per
dozen only 90 cents. for sale BY druggists and
iced dealers. INN ~ I'm
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BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
NEW SPRING GOODS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES.
E.B. SPENCE e son.
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
9O3 MAIN STREET.
CALL AID EXAMINE THEM
[mh Isl
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Rey. Or. MAScUM' Professor roIyaHy0>a,
Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggett ln h.e...n.... ,
the yest-PVc cure.
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Rev. II. y. WOODWARD. Presiding tll.. y.,.....
Conference
About twelve years I suffered from n.....
Falling In with this remedy gave Dr. ttr. I"
After itsuse I could eat anything ~ifh II.r..
ann sure am indebted 10 This DcGirilr ~ .I.. ,
health aud pnyaca cOmf0r. have had ...
sixteen years. have known many -f.rf. Id. b."
leyed by is use.
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VIRGINIA COUNCIL, No. ,, ORDER
Y OF CHOSEN Friendship members Of
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, MOP. CHOSEN FRIENDS,
are requested To attend stated teting THIS Tues
day) EVENING, April l2th, al ~ o'clock. al
Knighis.of Honor Hall, corner Fifth and Marshall
.treeis An amendment 20 Bylaws In regard 10
sick benefits Will be acted on.
Bv order of c. {. :. u. JACOBS,
ap l2.lt RtcOrttr.
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Rev. DIR. DABSHY, Theological ~'mairr. ,.
GINA:
his highly esteemed here hy the Tfkf q l...
Faculty aud the people. n Is eXce!lcuf n.-
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-17
.SOCIETI DIRECTORl.

MASONIC.
Union Lodge, No los, meets First and Third
"Wednesday of each month.
Union Chapter, No. l61, meets Second Wednesday
evenings of each month.
Northern Commaudery, Knights Templar No. l6.
Meets fourth Wednesday each month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Towanda Lodge, No. 300. Meets every Tuesday
evening.
Endowment Rank, Section lo1. Meets Third Fri
day i'll each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Bradford Ledge, No. 167. Meets every Monday
light.
Bradford Encampmcnt, No. Al. Meets Second and
Fourth Wednesday night Of each month.
l.eoh Lodge Degree of Itebeka. Meets First and
Third Fiday evenings of each month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Crystal Lodge. Meets every Monday evening
Mystic Lodge, X. and l.. of II. Meets Second and
Fourth Friday evenings of each month.
G. A. Il.
Watkins Post No. 6S. Meets every Saturday evening
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
Towanda Castle No. So. Meets at X of p Hall
every Wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
T0wanda Council, No. $50 met is first and third
Friday OF each month in X, p. Hall.