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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

BRIDGEwATER, VA, March %, 1881.
g.. I. Barbee, Esq, Chairman, DC:
Sir,-Your note informing me that had
been appointed member OF the Readiu>ter
Committee for Bridgewater precinct has
been received.
In reply, have to say that have been
ReAdjuster since 1872, earnestly desiring
the readi ustment and settlement OF the State
debt upon just and equitable principles.
So faithful have been 10 the cause that in
order 10 preserve the Readiuster parts
voted for the July-eIectoral ticket last fall,
believing it, however, to be Simon.pIre
Democratic ticket.
But while have been and am still Re-
adjusier, have ALWAYS been Democrat,
and when find the recognized leader Of
the Establishment party. General Mahoue,
man whom bayc followed almost bIindly,
deserving the Democratic party and voting
with the Radical party on party questions
i'm the Senate Of the United states; when
find the leaders OF the Juy-electOral ticket
and its organs last fall, openly endorsing
Mahone's course and coaiescng with the
Radical party, and one Of these leaders AN
elector at large on the July.eleCtOral
ticket accepting nomination OF a Radical
calicuS when find the Radical organs eve
rywhere appIauding Mahone's desertion and
treachery; when | find that readjuStment
has been prostItuted into scramble for Of
fee, and that it means now an alliance with
Radicalism and an effort to radicalize the
State. am forced to declare, n Democrat,
| will have nothing to do with the Re-
adjuster-Radical party, and have no idea
any sincere Hancock man, who voted the
JuIy.electoral ticket in the late presidential
| Cltclion, will follow Malone into the Radi-
cal party.
A. to the State debt question, must eX.
press the hope that the Democratic COnyen.
ton in August will adopt a platform upon
which all Democrats who have the settle
ment OF the question truly at heart can
unite, ard that all will come together in IN
effort similar TO that OF 1869 10 save Virginia
| from Radical supremacy and negro domino
ton, now threatened by the dosertion and
treachery OF Malone and his co.Ofiice.Seek-
ers. Very respectfully, I. II. MURPHY.
Mr.. Murphy is but one out OF many. The
debt question is not likely to divide the
Democrats hereafter.
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The vice-President's Right to Vote.

i ne NlCe-fItSlQtiAI AN4SAS w WV
In his speech in The United States Senate
on MONDAY last General WADE HAMPTON
said on this point
We have heard much from the other Side
OF TIE obligations and the rights OF con-
sliluiional majority OF this body, ana we
arc denounced for not yielding promptly TO
every demand OF what is claimed 10 be such
majority. What is that asserted majority !!
| DENY that such majority exists. The
Constitution provides that the Senate " shall
be composed Of two senators from each
STATE, ch sen by the Legislature thereon COR
six years.
The Vice President Of the United States
shall be President Of the Senate. but shall
have no vote unless they be equally d.
yided." 1.-The Senate that Senate which
is composed Of two senators from elcb
State, and that alone" shall choose Weu
Ofbey OficerS.v The Constitution fixes the
composition OF the Senate; it gives to the
Scnale the exclusive right 10 choose its
other officers after providing that The wee
President shall be tie presiding officer, but
IL nowhere clothes BIN with the absolute
power TO choose the other officers OF the
Senate. The body is competent TO do that
of itself and by itself when a majority OF
it, members desire 10 do so.
II has been clearly demonstrated by the
result If many votes on this question that Il
majority Of the Senate does not choose to
elect any officers at this session. What may
be The wishes Of the Vice-President on this
subject do not know; but as he is not
member of this body, | submit most re.
specially that we should not call on him as
arbitrator TO discharge what could not be
other than most delicate and painful office
10 an honorable man-that Of eiectlng Off
GERS perfectly satisfactory TO one half OF
this body, and choosing Others objection
able 10 The same number. When majority
OF the Senate desires TO change its officers
it will be time enough to consider that mat
ter.
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NELSON COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di'pltch
IOyINGSTON, March 81. 1881.

correspondence Of the Richmond D'pitchJ
LOyINGsTON, March 81, 1881.
County Court was IN session last Monday,
With a large crowd in attendance. Little
business Of importance was trans lc'cd. The
commissioners appointed to contract for the
rebuilding OF the old stage bridge acros,
Rockhsh river made their report. which was
confirmed. THIS bridge has been rebuilt.
Our Circuit Court met Tuesday, and Is still
in session.
The wheat crop in all sections Of the
county il looking very badly, and the Sc
we're weather has kept back The farmers in
al farming operations.
Dir. :. +. DiIard Is Just recoycrin" from
the wounds received in the encounter with
the negro S'cpney Edmunds last November.
Politics duh. There is as yet little excite
ment over the spring elections. FRITZ.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

FUNERAL OF MRS. JONEs-NARRow ESCAPE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa CHI
MARCH 81, 1881.
The funeral OF Mrs. Colonel John K.
Jones took place here yesterday. The
corpse arrived on the ~ M. train. accompa-
MED by "A large number OF the relatives and
friends OF the deceased, including Reys. j.
w. McCowD, OF Louisa, and G. ii. Ryland,
OF Richmond. The procession formed at
the depot, consisting Of large number OF
carriages containing the immediate c0Dnee-
tions Of the deceased lady and Others, and q
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the state would be suicidal; by prolcnelng
the Brht on the debt question We makesuch
danger imminent. Let 'the Administer
tion Senator'S and his followers settle the
debt on their own terms. while the Conser-
yatiye citizens. both Reddjusters apd F0nd-
ers, Join hands to save Virginia from Re-
n,ibiican rule. ROANOKE.
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DEATHS.

Died, In this city, on March 3lst. Commodore 4.
A. PORTER, of dropsv OF the heart, In the seventy
seventh year OF bis age.
Hlsfriepds and acquantances are invited To- accom-
pany his remains from the City Hospital to Holw-
wood cemetery (where The funeral services VIII
take pscel at 81 O'Clock TO-DAY.
Died, March 3lst, at Atlanta. Ca, Major j. W.
PEGRAM, son OF the late General j. W. PegraIn,
Of this city,
Further notice Of the funeral hereafter.
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SEINE-THREAD, dc.

DATENT AND SOFT a<oMsr,
Il LAID sEINE-TWINES of allI(S@SS>-e
sizes;
sEINE-LtNES. all sizes and sorts;
GILLING-ROPFS YAWKINGS,
CORKS and CORkWOOD at factory prices,
OlL-CLOTIilNG.
NETS and MEETINGS on hand and made to orr
der at short notice.
We are closing out our entire stock of SEINE
THREAD at greatly reduced prices. All I'm wast
would do well 80 make their selections as early as
possible. l.. LlCHfENSTtlN 4 SONS,
corner Seventeenth aud franSlin streets
Sole Importers OF the Lion brand and importers
OF other brands. NH l7-Sm
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Mr.. James A. COnlan, librarian OF the
Union Catholic Library, Chicago, Ill.,, is the
latest man who has been made happy
through the Use Of this valuable linimcnt.
The following is Mr.. Conlan's endorsement {:
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS
20i DEARBORN STREET.
CHICAGO, September 10, 1880.
wish TO add my testimony as to the
merits OF st. jacobs Oil as cure for rheu-
matism. One bottle has cured ne OF this
troublesome disease, which gave me great
deal Of bother for long time; but thanks
to the remedy, am cured. This statement
is unsolicited by any one in its interest.
JAMES A. CONAN, Librarian.
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MILLINERY.

MRS. +. HUTZLER'S FASH ..e9
WI I0NABLE MILLINERY Is now open I36kS
lug the largest ana handsomest liue OF ykS<kb
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SIT rs,
sATINs, aud all kinds If HATS and B0NNETs
ever broughtto Richmond. A call OF inspecti, Is
respectfully solicited TRIMMED SAILORS al
25c., Soc. and upwards.
HUTZLER BROTHERS, Projectors,
NH ~ SIS Broad street.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

CTENENS
- MAKES STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS
AND CUTS.
ELEGANT Observation-Disclosures from $50
1851.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card and cabinet-openngs
from ~ TO II 80.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card aud cabinet-openings
from 1928 10 ~.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card and cabiuet-OpeuiugS,
from 81 50 10 az.
These goods are In perfect condition and good
sellers at the old ~ ices.
4 few ALBUMS lille shop worn, reduced 10 Use.
ABOUT FIFTY VOLUMES OF POETRY AND
PROSE, including portions OF the works Of
Dickens Walter scott, Byron, &C., reduced 10
7Jc. They are wOr ny your attention.
Among The new goods jus IN are hnndsOme ; CRAP
ALBUMS; elegant AUTOGRAPli-ALBUM ~ !.
new sbapes In FRENCH.PLATEST AND-MIR-
ROR.; CLOCK. warranted. IN BlAck-Wanut
Case. at 81; JAPANESE SCROLLS; JAPA-
MISE OR APE PICTURES Al &c. for adv Gem
Tres, Window Lambr quins, and Mtn'el Lam
Drequins: japanese IeCOCatisg-fans Japi-
n-sc Te'e a-Tete seas.
nave always In stCcs the largest and hest-seecte
variety OF Tin SETS. ID Decorated Chamber Sets. Cake
Boxes, Tea-Trays. Table Mats. ana Housekeeping
Goods generally at bottom grices also. iu assort
ment OF White Granite. American China, and & las5-
ware I'VE cases OF new FRAMES. among which are
seven new styles, which offer as The best value In
town. they Unequal led In the beauty of design
and elegance of Bnisn. New goods and novelties
are being constantly adied, and 1t Will nay YOU 10
call AZ STENENS'.
800 Broad street.
Carriage-Wbip5 I'm great variety NH 10
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SEED. &c.

REAUTlFY YOUR HOMES.-FLOW-
~ Ek-sEtDs, BULBS, ROOTS, &c.-The atten-
ton or The ladies aud others Il called 10 my select
stock OF fLOwER.sEEps, BULBS. ROOTS. &c,
furnished by that eminent florist Mr.. James Wick.
nriee nst ON snphcauon. T,W. WOOD,
Eeiiaole Gaiden-, FIELD. aud Flower. seed Dealer
ale sixth street, klehmona, Va. NH 26.lm
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From the Harri.onburg Old Commonwea
4 True Democrat.

The following has been handed Us for
publication. 1t will speak for itself:
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, NA.,l
March |, 1891.
Thomas MTphy, Esq;
Dear Sir,-This is to notify you that you
have been appointed a menber OF The Re-
adiuster Committee for Brideewater pre-.
cInct.
You baye been appointed on this commit
tee on account Of your intelligence, energy,
influence, and well.known fidelity to the
cause OF roa1justment. For the transaction
of important business meeting Of the
committee will be held at Mount Crawford
on the I'd day OF April |, 1881, at which
time and place you will please be present.
Very respectfully.
g. n BARBEE Chairman.
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Fine Linen Hemsiitcbed HAndkerebiefs,
Zoe:
superior Fine Extra size Linen Hem
stitched iIandke Tchicfs, 1879;
Hand Linen Iiemstitched
llandkercbtefs. 25c.;
Hemmcd Linen llandkercbIefs, SC;
.Gen.Iomcn's pure LIDen liemmed Hand
hcrchicfs. loo.
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~ HurZLER BROTHERS.
M JOHN c. SHAFER.

nj JOHN c. SHAFER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
40. lCO4 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POsT-OFFlCE,
has received very large and line assortment Of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, consisting
CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUiTlNGN J. Al y
and FANCY CASSIMERES FOR PANTALOONS
imported especially for him. which will be made 10
order in the LATEST STYLES and at prices consist
ent with Grst class workmanship. \ call Is respect
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS Of line grades
made To order. fe 24-Sm
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Ia ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OBJ
A~ONABLF DIV t..D.
JUST OPENED At -AtLt E..IH...
500 MARSEULE- QULIT~a,t1e ...t-
l75 MARSEfLLtS QUILTS al. tfs...
100 MARSElLLEs QlILI-a
100 MARsElLLEs QCiLI-
100 dczen GERMAN LINEN tnH .I...l
cash WORT 25c.;
400 dozen TJ MEi.- af : o.. riH t....
$50 dozen Tow FL a. &c. CD I
20 pieces LINEN ThBLt-Ht' f-..
DAMAGED 81 5Oc. per Ytr.
mouc,--lluOuR,t them HI..
500 HFMsTiIClitD HASDh .rl 1867.
zoe. worth zoe.
500 HFMSIlTCHtD HA\Ihif. Ii....
lZSc worth 2Jc
1000 MtDHANDkt pCHltt&
100 pipcrs Of LAID MI SIN tt I'....
50 piece OF PLAID MD-ll ..atl-
so pieces II PLAID 81 ~lls
yarG-much below rc-u I".
10 niece LINEN ~llfr.I NJ
per yari. Ju-f in -v1~'t. ip ..'
10 pieces PILLOW tA>r LINN f.
ingu r. guar " De.
"A LINEN for UNDkBG ARhLN Us 3d. .
soc. Der ward:
.arge stock of RFliN lNT~ r i2l~V If\.N
The largest stock of II AMHI EG tDr'N..
INSERTtNGS south Il NeN lnr
them some very hBna.plue Ni. 'ti...f
importation at from &c. 'o - 81. Ir.|
pieces Irish Lace from - 20 %. HpIs..
pieces Everlasting Trimming nnm D.
apitce; a fnll line Of .cr iIO.- -..
Kept M a hr,t.' Ia. dry good. l..-.
also Offering an entirety ntw flDHi
for mems aud boys wear. We ,li i.
ton 10 hese 70. o. io'b a- tD slt I.lH|
The latest ,iyles Of Mairfs tin-.lm..
pieces OF Linen TOw-iipg AZ Loo. s.l.. lf.
stiu lefi m Corsef- We have he larg .' '
Richmond, which yDu can buy a.
price: we sell a good Correct NJ 2Jc. ,U.. ..
at 35c., and an excellent one a. SOC. t..
city Corset 81 1928. ~hlc- Is thr Pes.
market. Ladie.' and Children, lil.f.- H
have lust re-, wed an eniirr new nc. I"i .
satisfied we can suii ady one both il i...,
qualify: l3 cases Of Priuf. VII n' sol. % f...-
at much less than usual price; cf-.- "i li...
PlQue al 6ac. PER var B; our Bltachcc ina D. f
COtfons and Domestic generally tlD .it'N =.
York prices; 100 pi, 90, rf New VI if'' 81.
oDened; q large stock Of Lac@-i .f'4IH. ..
Window shades: Carpets, Drug-t'.. lui l. ..
At less than cost: 300 Linen >hir.-B SONS ii l
and &c; 500 lace-Tidics a. -.. I'D. I. fr -.
for 25c.; our " BrOc AIDED Bach e.'A reduced 3
$50; our s3 BrOcaded Black r.U..t ED
1925: an immense line 81 Black -.'t- AZ sr'
is reduced prices; 500 pieces RlacA i-.r.
from 30c. 20 81 per yard: our zoe. an
the best IA the clty ; neN linc ~ Dress
for children. with Gold lin-el-ihe lai,
ont; large assortment OF sackiBgs-th' 4-.
shades-at
NH l3.eod ~iCIE BRpliif'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T DON'T BELIEVE IT.

- ~ a =
MT DON'T BELIEVE IT.
THE RUMOR - FALsg.
WE HAVE NOT DISPOSED o. ALL -..
GOODS BOUGHT At THE GREAT
FIRE SALE.
WE SHOW
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WoaTHDFl...
BOUGHT At
TIE wET.GOOD- ~sfy,
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS %ORIHOF,..
BOUGHT Al
THE GREAT SALE OF LINEN cnoo,
THOUSANDS or DOLLARS WORM .
STAPLE AND FANCY DIR coon.
BOUGHT At
TIE GREAT TRADE >Lr-
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARs WUp-.
DRY GOODS
BOUGHT At
EXTREMELY Low pEi'F,
UNDER THE DEPRESSION oF TRAD.
NEW YOrk
We intend supplying orr pl'-0a.s..
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING Is ,rp ...
aud will .h,w them 'he. '-.'
SAVE MONEY
by making ih,ir Iurral.,..l
LEVY #oIHr.
mist 1917 ald l.lg".
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RACK SILKS

To This department we invite The attention OF al
buyers. A. a special bargain We quote our $3.50
number, which is The best value ever exhibited Ia
tais city. We can scarcely supply the demand for
this popular grade.
As novelty we ask your attention 10 the new
fabric IA MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY at $3.50; BLACK SILKS.
Use. 10 So, rare value BLACK SATiNs, Use.
toS2.
Novelties IN WORSTEDS, SILK-NIXTURES.
PLAID>, STRIPES, and all new designs just as
they appear IN Now YOrS.
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SILK DEPARTMENT


now repiete with 4 choice and bizarre exhibit Of
SATIN, SATIN MERVEILLIEt
SATIN DE LYON AND DE MARNERINE,
LOUlSiNES. MONIES, FOULARDS,
SURAHS, CHENE,
and other advanced novelties. For these fabrics we
control tor This city many choice and novel eflcc
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81 inch pure Linen Cream Table. Dam
! ask, Zoe:
lGcuuiue Turkey.Red Table. Dlmask,
J Doe
T 36.incE pure Linen Towels, lJc
I3G.inch line Cream Damask Towels,
/ 2jc.:
Extra Fine pure Linen Eussia Crash
l2Hc.
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Jouvin'. 2 .button real nd Gloves only
6Oc.
Alexander 3.buitOn Kid Gloves, only
Csc;
Fine Liele.Thread Gloves. lOc.:
lwu-.>lastic Long bread Gloves, IOc.'
New styles IN Lace and Pam Lisle-
Thread Gloves:
Irndreesen lid Gloves, , "a g buttoss;
Marguerite KID Gloves. 3 to q buttons:
f. ster patent Lace Kid Gleyess all cOl0fs
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kEDStt.EN.

KIDNEGEN'
ITrade-Mark Secured
THE GREAT KIDNEY REGrLU.a
DlURETiC
KIDNFGEN
Is highly recommended anduu .a-ra.-.s.
WEAK OR FOIL KlDNfl>
DROP>Y,
BRIGHTs DISEASE,
Loss OF ENERGY,
NERyoV, pt.U.,'
or any obstruction arising from K'1a.-
der-Disea.,s. A..
FOR 81 GOD AND KIDNEY Poi,.>.>.
in infected mA'ar.ll sections
Unlike any other preparation for h.i
ties, 1t has a very pleasant and lSrc,a .-.
da,or. It contains positive diureuc b.
WILL NOT NAUSEAiE
LADIES especially Will liSe II, aul ..'.
will 6nd KDNEGEN tie bcs, Haa,>
used.
NOTICE.
Each bottle bears The signature Cd.
& MARTIN, also proprietary go,
which permits RIDNEGEN o. b,
license by druggists, grocers. aai ..
everywhere.
IN QUART-sIzE BOTTLES
FOR GENERAL AND FAMILY t'.
PRICE, 81 PEI BOTTLE
LAWRENCE MARTIN. PNsr
caa. Do
Branch, d Barclay street, New iorA.
SOLD b. DRUGGISTS, GROCERS'
AND DEALERS EvERt"h''
PURCELL, LADp ''"
| he 5-eodly Nholess'
PLANTS, FLOWERS, &c.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES. al
H -, ~
ToLER & HoorER's
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE or NE"'
AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS
win ,e San, 10 ,,v address. NH l7-e>-s
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c

40 TO LEVY BROTHERS
" and buy yOsr
HANDkERCHttFS. SOCKS, TIES.
~GAEF~. SISPr NDtRS.
Shirts. DRAWERS. COLLARS, &C,
and You will save money by so doing. AZ
DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FoUEQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
ARE DAILY ADDING TO THEIR CHOICE
md ATTRACTIVE STOCK FOR
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
BLACK GOODS.
IN hi, our specially we have just opened
WORsTFD NENETIANS, TAMISE,
NUNS YELLING, BEACH CLOTHS,
PLAIN and LACE BUATlNGS, FOULE.
ARMURE, GRAPE VIEGINlE,
together with such standard goods as
BCATINGS, CAsHMtRES,
HENRIE1TAS. ALPACAS,
at prices never offered before in this market.
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LAcEs AND EMnRnmFRlEs.

We call especial attention TO a recent purchase u
HAMBURG kDGts. consisting OF 1920 yards.
These goods are demanding great attention.
All the latest LACES, TRIMMINGS. and NICK
WARE at lowest rates.
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white Linen De Dlcca. lsc.:
White Union linen Lawn. 1872;
White pure Lin, II Lawn. Csc:
White La e->trlped Muslin. l0c.;
striped Victoria Lawn. l2c.
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Just opened
DAMASks, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
CRASHES, WlNE-CLOTHs,
D0ILlES, and at lowest prices.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
We have determined 10 adopt popular tariff Of
LOWEST RATES, and ask an examination Of our
rates before sending abroad for such goods. We are
determined to meet the market As to priee, fabric
and inish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

$50 new patterns IN Hamburg Embr3id.
cries, &c. mp:
some entirely new pattern, In NainsoOk
FmbrOidrrir.
500 piece, IorchOn Laces, the cheapest
I'm town,
500 pieces new Lace, Of different kind
at low urices,
Irish Crochet Edging, from y O.. per
dozen up.
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Largest LINE or COP,ErS ~ THE
CITY
TRY our celebrated rari-i,n a. 81:
Try our noicd Ltuy TEASE AZ 81,
The Original nou-Ion AZ SLID:
The Queen BIS, Heal b Corset and skirt
>upuOr er.
The t'nbreakable Hip Is the best, sold a;
7Jc.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
TO this department We ask the attention Of gentle
men. as our sock presents un>ual attractions,
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, WORSTtDs. sERGEs,
CHEvIOTs. DIAGONALS, &C., Oh which much
money can be saved.
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Look at our $3.50 BLACK SILK.

F0URQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 co.
CAHDOzO, ALsoP, M0SBY 4 CO.,
Tmh 20-eodl
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VIZ HAVE NOT DISPOSED OF ALL ~ -...
GOODS BOUGHT At THE GREAT
FIRE SALE.
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LIQUOR SELLERS FINED-DEEDS AND MAR
RIAGES- MURDER TRIAL CONFEDERATE
GRAYhS-VACCINArlON &C.
$1,000 Z. q ,i,n u ic,n,nnh nisnafrl.l
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THE RUNOR - FALsR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
Mhaeiiin ard Elm GrnNn 2 &

F. i. FORD.
icp.l PISS an! T.csrt Agent. Pittsburgh. "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
WORTH THINKING ABOUT.

II We work upon marble, it will perish;
| if We work on brass, time will affect 1t; II uo
rear temples, they will crumble into dust;
| but If We work upon immortal minds IT We
Undue them with principles, with the just
/ fear OF God and love of our fellow men, we
en.navo OF those tablets something which
will brighten to all eternity. Daniel WEB
~'cr.
Poverty i, uncomfortable, a, can testi =
~. but miro times ont OF ten the best thing
THAI can happen to yonng man is TO DO
tossed overheard and compelled to sink or
swim for himself In all my acquaintance
never know man to be drowned who
was worth the Saving,-Jame, 4. GartIr'd,
Education ia all paint; it does not alter
tho nature OF the wood that is under IT, 1t
only improves its appearance little.
Why dislike education SO much IL that 1t
makes all people alike, sntil YOU have e1-
amined into them, and it is sometimes so
long before you get to see under the Varn-
h,-Lady Hester StGnhopc.
You must not pray As you would pull a
bell. expecting some one to open the door
and hand you what you ask for. Prayer
is the uplifting OF the whole nature into the
divine preseuce-ths unfolding OF the
soul to sun itself in the light OF Cod
H,Hry Furi BSschcr.
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&LECTRIu LIGHT WONDERS

Nr. LI..ou las Just completed aHj
transmitted 20 Ps.i I. q. r.iytjrld, i
the N.N.Co'is-. OF Veterinary Surgeons.
An r.srr.r I..s -u.sa has tn" novelty
al being probably ;ho most miau-" ever
constructed. Tue electrodes, or carbon
usiu,s, are only enc tenth OF an inch IN
diameter, {. q object being to obtain the
li,1.,- a.ra!ua0.r intensity within the
smallest possible space. Ii requires 4
battery OF about forty cells. The tame
will not exceed 'Gr dimensions oil SilErr
five cent piece. bat w.I.concentrate with
in this limited area the power OF hive
hautrci cand'cs. The conductors are
scarcely larger than hair, AMI the
electrodes are adjusted by means OF a
.:,.rtr screw mDvc@snt, capable oil
altering the distance OF their points from
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
SATURDAY, DECEMGEE 5, 1881,

! Pursuant to decree entered by said court IN
! the above entitled cause on the Isl dag OF
| November, 1881, the undersigned commissioner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22

Ma. MICHAEL McCANN, wcll-known
aud popular manufacturer OF Syracuse,
New York, writes: IL telt generally
debilitated and my health failing me, |
longed and prayed for an iron cons'itu-
ton, that | might be rid Of the many
annovances Of ill.health. But dyspep'
STA and urinary troubles. attended by
nervous prostratiop, had gotten hold o!
me. and l felt my time had come.
Nothing seemed to give me any appar-
ent relief. Finally happened to see
lam advertisement OF Browns Iron Bit
.tcrs. 'Elrss me, says /, that's Just the
medicine for me precisely Aud so 1t
was. By the powers OF old Ireland, 1t
has cured me OF all my troubles and
yiyen me a constitution OF iron"