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General Mahone at woodstock.

OEEEIAa
He DISCUSSES HIS SENATORIAL CAREER-No
EFPLCT AS A STUMP ORATOR-HE SHOWS
G AND CARE.
lIhe Staunion indicators repoTtl
when the General reached bis seDa-
torial career be showed more excitement
than at any other time in bis speech.
.. Was Il expected OF me, a Readiuster," be
asked, Ito follow such a man as Bayard Z
Was 1t to be expected Of me to ollo~ suc1
a leader anywhere, and forfeit the respect
of nv people? Did any RcadiuSter who
sent me 10 the Senate expect that after j
| cot there | would vote with B1yard and
| HAMPTON aud Vance! Cheering and cries
OF "No,Y mol 1 mistake the sentiments
OF the Regdjusters OF Virginia very much u
| they had any idea that | would vote with
those men. No Fundfr expected me to do
il, either. They knew me better. why,
the whole canvass OF 1879 was made to beat
| Mahone-the cry was, anybody to beat Ma
hone. They couldn't beat me with any OF
their owa party, and so they took up
Wickham. Aud that was the sort OF
| Democracy that expected me TO vote
with It'll a Democracy that isn't
united on anything but the principle OF
public plumber. GCheerS.l ] went to the
| Senate TO 90 anywhere that the interests OF
nv people took me GWild cheeringl, and
shall ever be found there and in the front
rank. lCheerS.l l don't intend that these
Democrats Of convenience shall dictate 10
me. 1Applause.] | went 10 Washington
at the bidding Of the people OF Virginia,
and whatever / did there YVES in accordance
with my views OF the best Interests OF those
people. [Applause.l And it was with that
view that | nominated a son OF your own
county for a position there. II that be
treason, let them make the most OF it.
TGreat cbeering.l
This was the conclusion Of his speech.
NO EFFECT AS A STUMP ORATOR.
II you were TO ask me what sort OF effect
General Malone has as a stump-Orator, |
should have TO say, None at all. He is not
an orator and l suppose II the same speech
| were delivered in the same manner by a
man who was not William Malone that 1t
! would thin the audience.
SKETCH OF THE GENERAL.
The indicators reporter says:
Sitting in front tf me in the car on my
way here Saturday evening was Senator
Mahone. | was greatly impressed with the
rapid change time is making in him. HIS
hair is quite gray, and his face shows the
marks OF age and care very plainly. l am
comparing him now with the Malone that
| first saw in the stormy times OF 1869.
! Then be had all the brisk, energetic look OF
a healthy wasp.
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Massey and RIddIeberger FRIENDS Oh
Public Schools, Endeed-Test Tnem
by their Votes.

-
April 90, 1874, Fulkerson proposed ihat
one fifth of the taxes on railroads, canal,
and other companies be collected IN nallohai
bank notes, United States Treasury notes,
gold or silver coin, and applied to The sup
MORT of public free schools. Massey ana
RlddIeberger both voted not TO collect pro-
creds for schools In money. See House
Journal 1874, page 4Sj.
ApriI 2J, 1874, a similar proposition
coming from the Senate) was voted against
bv Massey and Riddleberger. See pages
500 and sol, House Journal, 1874. Mas
sey and Riddleberger very fond OF ne,
croes-love 10 see them educated, ana
mighty glad to take care OF them when they
are helpless. Judge them by their Yoles,
colortd people.
April 20, 1874, a bill a~pproprialing the
nubIic revenue came up, winch gave the
iIamptOn Normal and Agricultural lnsti.
tute 5000. Massey and Riddleberger Voled
TO strike 1t out. See Journal House, 1919,
p9ces J29 and 533. They voted against
making accommodations to the central
tcolored) Lunatic Asylum.
April IS, 1874, a dill making additional
appropriation 10 the Central (coiored) Lu-
naiic Asylum came up. Massey and RIO
dleberger voted twice against making zoe
appropriation. See journal House, 1874
page 622.
Massey and Riddleberger, representative
C~oalilionists, voting against Improving the
negroes minds, and against making accom-
mediation for the colored Insane.
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The correspondent Of the L%ynchburg
Meas, writing from Tazewell the day after
the speaking there, SAYS GEORGE WISE
drubbed RIDDLLBERGsR sOundly, to the en-
.ioyment Of the crowd, and adds that GEORGE
is the boldest Roman Of them all. In spite
Of Major DANIELS hoafsencss he made a
fine impression. This correspondent fur
Their SAYS that TazeweII is in revolt, ard Re-
adjusters are deserving MAHONE's sinking
ship. The Democrats OF Tazewell must
bring out their strongest man forthe House
of Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

GuGTEAU AS YoUSG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION MAN.-Abram Hill, a teacher OF
the Bible class in the Plymouth-Chure
Bethel, Brooklyn, N. Y, recently discover.
ed in a large framed collection OF pictures
OF the former members OF the class the
once took 1t out Of the frame, but has kept
it as q curiosity. The Rev. Charles Morton,
a former superintendent Of the Bethel, re-
members Guiteau as a member OF a branch
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
connected withthe Bethel. He says Gultequ
was forced 10 quit the Association, having
been discovered by Mr. Morton In disgrace.
full conduct. In which a woman was con.
eerned.- Washington Star.
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want 10 saw that the statement. from

l want TO say that the statement, from
whatever source ii came, that I am opposed
to the public schools is q falsehood, and that
any man who shall state hereafter that / am
opposed to the public schools will have the
brand Of liar written on his brow when lie
does II. ] am not opposed TO the schools,
because they are the cheapest and most as
sured system OF education and IL elected
Governor | will do all in my power TO pro-
mote education In public and private
schools.-John w. Daniels first speech in
the cGnUaSs. delivered at MartinSUiie,
HENRI county,.
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The editor OF the Staunton Vindicotor,
writing from Shenandoah, says: "After
thoroughly interviewing pretty much every
active Democrat l could see, / think l can
say that | have never seen the Democracy
OF Shenandoah in such fine spirits-ine
oOrking spirits which, after all, is the
thing in political campaigns"
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a SKETCH OF THE GENERAL.
Abontfhe SCHOOLS.
[srannton YIndIca.or.l

In 1880 the lands OF Augusta county were
assessed at Ss.S27, 1871, and in 1881 reassessed
under Readiuster legislation at SS,l34,54l,
making a difference Of S692,6 This cuts
off from the public-school fund Of Augusta
81, 100. The public schools in Beverly
Manor were run last year six months. This
wear they cannot last more than five months.
The money win not hold out. This is what
readiustmeut has done for Augusta county
Already.
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An Honorable Record.

INC UtUI+Faytfi htpaUIIcan,J
When Tazewell Branch, the cOlored rev.
enue officer OF Farmyille, was called upon
TO support Malone or surrender his Office,
he promptly and proudly declared that
there was no Federal Office which could
bride hin to the desertiou OF his principles,
aud Mr.. Fernald forthwith proceeded 10
diyest him OF his commission.
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NJ: COHEN BROTHERS.


That We sell goods at a small margin has long been
established by fair comparison with samples from
every part Of the United States.
That our assortment aud styles range among the
first houses in the country has been asserted over
and over by those who are In position to judge. 1t
has been our assiGuous endeayor to present all the
test styles as soon as thsy appesr in the market, and
give to our patrons the benefit Of every advantage
Gus purchase.
No one who has followed our advertisements and
visited our place Of business can ever doubt but that
the goods ARE as repre- ented, both as to quality and
as to value.
In general, we advertise prices Of only such goods
as are purchased under value, aud then ONLY when
in large quantities. For this rsa'ou we oger many
valuable blrgains that are never represented In our
advertisements.
orr preparations for the coming season are such
AS viii by far exceed our former facilities.
We ale now receiving daily large lots Of goods
WILL OFFER oS MONDAY;
A large stock Of HANDSOME SILK PLUsHEs and
vELvETs, entirely new in design;
Al LoAKING SATIN DELYON at ~ so, value
1926;
"A ALL.sILK CORDONNlER at $3.50, general
value $3.50;
A very large stock Of HANDSOME BLACK DRESS
SILKS, among them
IsH, quality G., at $l.20, value Sl.75 quality A
at S2-GOe. a yard less than importation price;
Also. a large stock Of sURAH SILKS and SATlNS
in Black aud COlOred;
SUEAH SATIN MS125, pure silk and sold gene
rally al sl.75 a yard;
BONNET'S finest No. Of SATIN DE LYON at
1926, valued at So;
Also, several pieces SATIN DE RHADAMES from
25 to soc. a ward under value.
In COLORED SILK MATERIALS We present
every shade, style, and quality.
We will make special offerings Of extraordinary
bargains in many Departments this week.
Sc l7.Sa. ..I
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HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE MAKES A
Delicious DRISK.-Dr. NJ. II. Henry, The
widely-known and eminent family physician
OF New York, says:
"Horsford's Acid Phosphate possesses
claims as a beverage beyond anything |
know OF In the form o, medicine. aud In
nervous diseases | Know Of no preparation
TO equal It," a.ft
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asrotsiar "A So,venfr Of NE 81 Lawreaces
pos,on /: -JamHs r. 0seooD a. Co. 1881.
The Boston Transcript says that this new
poem IL by a well known American poet
who prefers for the present to be aaopy-
nous. II contains a story Of love, PASSION
and relribulIon.
For sale by the publishers, and oiso' we
snopose. in the Richmond bookstores.
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The New York Herald says the Thirteenth
New York regiment viii arrive in Richmond
on Monday morning, October nth, in time
10 participate in the parade OF the Virginia
volunteers, under General FITz. LEE. 1t
adds that after a review by the Governor
OF Virginia the Thirteenth VIII become The
guests Of the First Virginia u.til Tuesday
morning. when both regiments leave for
YorkfOWn.
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The Charlottesville Chronicle says: cit
was this strict and systematic organization,
on the plan formulated by the late Colonel
John b. Baldwin, of Augusta, that secured
the grand victory Of 1869. II was the lack
Of it that occasioned our disastrous defeat
Ia 1910
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The widow Of a great-nephew Of VASE
NGToS, who was also executor Of the will
Of his illustrious kinsman, is now living In
Jefferson county, West Va. Let her be IN
yited to Yorktown.
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nEATHs.

DIED. at he residence OF DR.. Fales. on grafs
street. 80 This CRY. 81 10 \. ~; sepiemvsd ~
Mr.. DYER had been for rome lImeIii WIN ",
,noid. feser. wklfh assumed a fatal form IN the p,aS
M davs. she was tendeily ninistered 70 IN ues
surprfnrs by her family and BY Kind frienas aho
nsIghb0rs. and her loss viii De dseply ZEN oy '"e
circle q tnV.s HFRIESD.r
n,ed. on september II. 1881. AZ the residence OF
ma son.in.Iaw. Au5iin Burrei, 705 Nints slreet,
MANSON LOCKWOOD, in The sixteen year Of ps
81 funeral will take pisce from the First BAPTIST
church tcoIoredJ TO-DAY sunday at O'CLOCK e
~.
Died, In this city on The l7th instant, IhEv-
n0nF J.. PiCOr, in The Hfty-secOnd year OF his
aQe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Women that have been bed-ridden for
years have been entirely cured IL female
weakness by the use OF Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send 10 Mrs. LYDIA
e. PlpkAam, 233 Western avenue, LyuD,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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Sc Is-eod
THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
JULIUS MEYER & son
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
THEY OFFER THIS WEEK:

THEY OFFER THIS WEEK.
70 pleces COLORFD CAsHMEBEs, new fall
shades, at 11c.;
GO pieces COLORED ALPACAs, fall shades at
10c.;
Is pieces STREL-NIXED LUSrtsES at 1oc.; j..
3 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at exc;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRINTS at 4lc.;
rs pieces EXTRA-QUALl1Y PRINTS, In entirely
new and novel styles, IT Sac.;
rs pieces PACIFIC PERCALES, the very latest
styles. at 1880;
In BLACK ~CAsHMERES a special bargain IN all
wool at size. worth Soc; a 30 inch wide at
Doc. worth 7Oc.;
25 pieces new MADRAS GINGHAMS fall styles ;
1875 pieces FLANNELS, all grades and colors, az
special low ~Drices;
25 pieces ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL,e extra
fine, at 25c.;
RED and GREY TWILLED FLANNELs special
lyIow;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS at bottom prices;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS, extra. large
and heavy, at 1925 worth Sl.65, At
j. MEYER & SONS,
su 23-eod 60i and 500 Broad street.
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WHITE GOODS.

Oar stocks IN tlfs department are very m1 a,t
hsclnde all the latest 1oyelJes and standard gooes
SPECaEL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very sne and sbseE A. 2+-
BEAUTIFUL sTRifTD MUSLIN alzzc.;
WHITE and CREAM VOTED, FiGURgD. s,s
BROCADED MUSLgAs
NAtNsOOK. LISON Or DACCA, CHEE IT.
LISs, CAMBRIA, NAZALIA, SC.
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n GOODS, dc.


STEVENS
Is receiving lotsor NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES at 81
rs TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at $3.50 and 81;
25 Fiye-foot STEP-LADDERS at 81
25 Six.foot STEP-LADDERS at 81 20;
60 dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES at 1Oc.;
SO dozen SOLID B~ONE.HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLASS MIRRORS at 81;
A full line OF sizes in CHNA-HEAD DOLLS from
&c. up
A full line Of INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
lOc. up
A full line OF WAX DOLLS from Toe. up-the best
goods for The money I'm town.
We continue our CROCKE1Y SALE, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at SIC. per DOZEN;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCEBs at so per set;
Splendid EWERs ana BASINS FOR 65c.;
Handsome PLAIN GoBLETs at soc. per dozen
and all other goods In proportion at
STEVENS,
au2l sos Broad street
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JoHN G. THOMPSON says the Democrats
will carry Ohio by twenty thousand, but it
is never safe TO bet on his figures. We had
rather know what DUNCAN WALKER thinks
ahnnt II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Senator PHLEoAR made a speech at Floyd
Courthouse on court-day that was worthy
OF our great cause as well as Of the repuls.
ton OF this gifted son Of the Southwest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Our speakers are going to the front with
alacrity and making splendid arguments in
favor Of the true faith. In addition to their
efforts we must have a thorough and com.
plete organization.
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poo,s sr,rr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Executive COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, September IL, 1881. }
The following canvassers are appointed
Eleventh Senatorial District-J. V.
Brooke, Jr., OF Fauquier.
Faiffax County-Frank Wooster.
Jyrebburg and Campbell-John H.
Christian. u
GreenyiIle-W A. Reese, Captain ID. X.
TAYLOR, John II. WILSON, ana W, naDue'
Gnonsyxn. A. Al. KELLEY, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Baltimore business people have contri-
buted over $40. 900 to the oriole celebra-
ton. Our people should initiate their ex-
ample and make Richmond a great point Of
attraction In October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

The New York Times, which iayors the
election Of CIMERog, LEWIS, and BLAIR,
bow talks OF "the squandering Of the pub.
Tic money on Virgins creeks"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Troops are rapidly concentrating against
the Apsche t~ostiles, and quick work will
follow the expiration Of the peace.order on
Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Nearly every day the New York papers
chronicle deiaIcations by young men Of
good standing who have been unsuccessful
In speculatiops 10 Wall street.
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CARPETS. %OlL-CLorns. &c.

CARPETS, 0lL.CLOTHS, Gel have
" Just received my FALL STOCK Of goods.
CARPETS. O~IL-CLOTHS. RUGS, A and
DRUGGETS OF an grades. Cornics, Lace, and Dam.
ask CURTAINS OF the latest styles Shades,
Hollands. &C. Paper hangiDga OF al styles. which
| sm orering al lowest pr1ces. Ali orders promptly
Attended TO. Work done in town and country,
A.. JENNlNGA
&c lS-2m No. 1871 Main street, hicbmonu, Va
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The Mobile Register says that Viee-Presi-
dent ARTHUR has, since the woundiDg Of
the President, conducted himself with The
greatest proprietY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

The New York Herald says: The can
yass in Virginia is growing more bitter.
The "BLAIR" letters are a source Of trou.
HE.
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F1r THE REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal sunday School
Union OF Rlchmord city will be held IN sT. JANEs
cauRcH THIS f~sunday) AFTERNOON al 44o'clock.
The o%fnceri, teachers, aud friends Of our SunoaY
schools are r. q1ested 20 attend.
WILLIAN FILLS JONES, Secretary.
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A Correspondent writes us that Mahone-
ism Is on the wane 10 Henry county. Glad
OF It.
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uny 8OUpr. svvyess. Ae.
PARAsOl.s

viii be sold g greatly reduced rates aswe are lss,.
mined 10 dispose Of the entire stock. Great barn
can b. found.
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SILK nrpARPnENT.

Duriux the present season ~e sre prepared t1~s,
any d~eIoau6, as we never allow oar sock 10 ci-.
ard goods 10 run low.
sATlNs, 75c. 10 ~;
SILKS, soc. 10 ~
sATTNs Or LYON aud DE SsERYElLLIEry
LINING SILKS. &c:
Look at orr SIS siLi-seste ever 1G .rsi
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rr MAIN-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Presching at IL A. NJ. by j. a. DEAF
BORN. No teryices ut night.
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LADIES' MOHAIG and LINEN ULSTERs %
great variety. ranging ia cost from 81 % g.. U.
stock Is full IN these goods and the price ycfy 0g.
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M SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. A. b. BROWN, d. d., will preach at IL A. NJ.
ard 7:43 p. NJ.
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BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT..

DLA1h EiLh ~ M
Large stock BLACK SATIN DF LYON, SATIN
MERvEILLEUX, SATIN aud SILK sURAH.
All }. a comDlefelssor Esent OF BLACK SILK and
SATIN BROcADEs in the lates; faif designs.
-
DRESS FOODS DEPARTMENT.
A personal inspection will be indispensable TO a
proper appreciation OF the noveltieo for fail aud
winter wear cfr-red in lhis department. Among the
specially new goods just oponed are
LOHENGRIN SILK and WOOL BASKET
PLAlDs In itch uew c~olorngs and designs;
SILK aud WOOL OMBRE BAYADEREs and LIZ
yANTINE OMBRs STRIPES. for. combina-
tfoS aud trimmings;
ALGKRINE TlNSELLED srRIPES-ombre Of
fects;
sAVOYARD CLOTH SU-ITINGs-5Iripes Of mixed
ef cts and plain col0rs 70 correspond, for COM
blnation walking suits;
LADIES' FINE CLOTH SUITISGS In new weay-
Tags snd rich and effective coi0rings;
FRENCH SHOODAs ana ARMURE CLOTHS In
new fall and winter colors;
PLAID and STRIPED CAsHMEREs In rich dark
eOlorings;
FINE FLANNEL SUITINGS;
LUPIN'S FRENCH C~AsHNfEREs In ne" sna'es
and colors;
Ard a vast collection Of other NEW FALL noODo
too numerous 10 admit OF de allied recital.
A full line Of CARPETS just opened.
sYCLE BROTHERS,,
BIZ Broad street,
ca Ie.eod Leaders OF Low Prices.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly Tor sep
tsfnher Is on our liable. LASDoE b. Ed.
,r,pna. NJ. %. editor and proprietor.
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x.rr,od- ON ssptemper 8. 1set.sby Rey. e; "
a,se1 ~. 8. gufeETKEE % Miss sAhAh n
wf5iTE Fboth of ibis city. NO fRfds. q
Hamp,oh papft8 please copy|
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The unpreee aented demand for such g00ds basin
dfced us 10 make a %sDccialty OF tsis aeparimen,.
In MFCHLtN. MALTEsE, MIRECOURT, RI
STA. CORDEREsSANT, APPLIQUE, ASTiOUg.
CARDINAL POINT. C~ORALISF, TORCHUy.
DUCHESS. and other NOVEL and STANDtED
LACEs we exhibit The greatest variety 1t 0urattl
popular prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Special erms made 70 hoiel'. bo3rding.to.a, 70
schools. Direct your orders 20
CARDOZO, ALsOP. MOsBY 6 co."
FOURQUREAS, PRICE, TENrLr & cn,
jy Seed Erlm'IA|a
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BtAcK GOODS DEPARTMENT.

FILLED with choice and desirable goods. Special at
tenIion IS called 10 our importation OF BLACK
CAsHMgREs. sIBK-WARP HENRIETTAs. and
CAMELS HAZE.
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There Il tank b. 9nnnInF 81. coSxfnns
Dir. pux7r COR fhe New Y~orkrstase seu-
ale. Now nleas4 don't,A
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cenc,sl peyton Wise RerIicp 90 District
.,,asaev Lewis I'M Regard 20 Certain strie-
srses Concerning Hse Brotkef, Hon. George
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We are displaying for the falI season complete
liues OF goods IN ST. d. apartments that WIN surpassin
QUALITY, VARIETY, AND DESIGN
anything we have previously 81. red, and, as usual
will LEAD IN POPULAR PRICES.
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GOODS
BROTHERS

GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY.GoCDs
ESTABLISHMENT.
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GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS, 25c. 10 $3.50.
LADIES' VESTS. zoe. 10 $3.50.
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PERFUMERY, SOAPS, POWDERS, THuTH
POWDER, and other TOILET GOODa4 tu rsri.
low prices.
CARBoLEC MOUTH-WAsH al zoe.
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The News Condensed.

Harry Genet of Tammany ring fame
was Saturday sentenced to eight months
in the penitentiary, and to pay a fine of
SO, 9,6Ol.
All the railroads in Iowa are again
blockaded with snow. Storms ragged all
day Friday. Friday night seven inches
Of scet and snow fell in Chicago.
The National Association Of Farmers
in session at Pittsburg, Friday elected
James E. McClain, of Shippensburg, Pa,
for President.
John Scanlin, lawyer of Wilkesbarre
has been arrested on the charge of the for
gerry of his fathers name to note
amounting to 5000, and given to the
Building Association.
In the Whitaker trial it was decided
to ask the Secretary OF the Treasury to
obtain the services of a skilled engraver
to examine the note of warning. The
Court adjourned until Monday.
The Car of Russia was assasinated yes
terday while returning from ride. A
bomb was exploded which shattered both
legs frightfully, causing his death in
few hours. Two Nihilists have been ar
rested for the crime and the greatest ex-
citemeut prevails in st. Petersburg.
The New York Posts Washington spe-
cial says that there are more than five
hundred fresh applications for consulates
already on file at the State Department,
and the list hourly increases. There are
twenty-seven applications for the Second
Assistant Postmaster r-Generalship.