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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. %, 1881
HE ..OLD MARSTEK's CHRISTMAS


THE GOLD MARsTEK's CHRISTMAS
- Yer axes me what dis hcah is, sab:
Well, hits muffin, sab, but ics' CT coat
Jcs' wun OBJ desc long, gray, ulsty kim,
Whar buttons close up on dc th'oat.
got hit ter fit on fren', sah,
An Use gwine an wild my own han
Ter wrop hit aroun' dc bes' hart sah,
Dat IL Dcatin' ter-day in dis Ian.
No, tain't fer nobody whar's kin ter me-
'Cept dis, sab, dat In dem ole days
For de wah an for freedum cum in, sab,
lie wuz den my Ole Marster always;
lie wuz kim an cz jest ez er judge, sab,
An always done right by us all,
An he nebbcr tergot wen twuZ Christmas
Ter hab sumthin' in ham fer rs all.
but de wah an destruckshin cum on him,
An he loss all he had in dc Ian,
An, feeble, an fren' less, an weak, sab.
Had ter lib by tic wuck oh hz han.
1 tell yer de flies bin er hard un1
Dis kcepin' &c wolf fun de do,
An of 'en hcz scd he'd glib up, sab,
An not try ter fife emmy mo-.
But I'd brace him up, sortcrlikc, say!n':
'Dar's better times cummin' ahead
Jes' keep Oh cr pegSin' ar prayin,
An ncbDcr say die tell yer dead:
An so, he'd keep tryin' an tryin',
But he cOoln't keep up a strong licS
An at las had ter glib up hiZ wcepon
An lay down like Il little chile, sick
"Den VIC dun de be,' wuck IN dc wuri sab,
Ter bring him gin ter hiSsct,
Ter keep his pO' body awhile heaii,
An keen in hit hiZ llckern BRET;
But seed him dis mawnin so poly,
SO thin, an so pale, an so bar,
Dat les tuck cr holt on my hart-string-
An played EN- fer all dat wuZ dar'
SO Use tuck all tic mummy Id laid up
Fer ter buy me my own Christmas gI',
An bOughten dis coat, good an warm, sa''
Fer ter glib my Ole Marstcr alif!
know Inc II be glad wild de cumfurt
Hit'Il bring ter hiZ weakly ole frame;
While me ?-l kin skirmish crOun heah
An feel happy am rich jes' lie sam"
SO went the old man on his mission
AS happy As ever king.
His heart beating holier music
Than ever Il mortal can sing.
And though others may think thrta ni@.ef
Has never I he gift OF a soul,
Iie'sgo something Will pass for its equal
When Heaven shall call its last roll
CHRISTMAS EVE. 1881
-"OidS ~ III TIE -4Ho"t" Constitution.
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MEDICAL.
TVAE HISTORY
1'hE HISTORY
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
Prosecuted Upon the Principles Of Truth
and Honesty.

Prosecuted Upon the Principles Of Truth
and Honesty.
We refer to the wonderful success that has
attended the introduction of DR.. {. w. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomilc Pills into the
whole country.
They are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness and dyspepsia and
the facts prove that they do and will cure
these diseases every time where the cause IS
not OF an organic nature.
The secret OF their success Is tWOfold. First,
the need OF them is very great; it Is the only
thing that has ever been found, in the prOfeS.
sion or out of il. that would actually and per-
mancntly cure those diseases so that every
body who takes them becomes walking and
talking advertisement for them. One box,
taken into a neighborhood, has been followed
and traced to selling so worth in that one
postofiice
They are indeed valuable preparation anu
no nervous person ought to be without tLem'
as they not only save from suffering, but save
and prolong life by preventing paralysis apo
plexy and heart disease
Sold by all druggists. Price. 3Oc Il Don.
Depot, JOG North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md.
Ey mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes for $25O,
tOany address.
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llOnnr1lll0 MeNIiO0.

OF all the remedies Oh earth that well may
claim attention, Dr. Thomas Eclcctric Oil
commands especial mention For wOndrOuS
power to cure disease, its fame none can
throttle. Its merits are not in the pull. but
are inside the bottle. rheumatism, neuralgia,
sore throat, asthma. bronchitis. .iiphtheri:l,
etc, are all cured by Thomas Eclcclric Oil.
For sale AT ii. Il. COchran'S drug store. l31
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Sowing and lseaIing.

when Il young lady hems han.lkcrchlcfs i"i
Il lich bachelor she sewS that She may reap
When seeds OF disease are planted through
over indulgence, you can prevent the under
tuker from r.apin:s the benefit by using Spring
IsOsSuli. Price 80 cents. For sale 1T H. L.
COchran's drug store, l31 NORTH Queen street
Lancaster.
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"The conmodore,"

Jos. l.. FOntr, the Commodore, Elgin, ILL.,
says Thum:.s' Ecirctric Oil cured him OF Sci:t-
ticst with one application, Thoroughly applied
1t also cured him OF :: severe cold ami cough
He thinks il u very Val liable remedy, and Will
never he withOat il. For sale 4! ii. IL. COch
rams drug store, Ia North Queen street, Ian
castor.
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Ponder on These Truths.

Torpid kidneys, and c0Dstipatcl bowels, are
the great causes ot chronic diseases.
Kidney Wort has cured thousands Try II
and YOU will add one more TO the number.
liabitual rOstivcmcsS is an atlliction OF the
American people. kidney-WOr will curc IL.
kidney Wort has cured kidney complaints
ot thirty years standing. Try it.-ErchdaJ".
,ia;IWaNw
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DRT GOODS


We have had a splendid Fall Trade and in
consideration thereof, have determined to
give to the public the balance OF our NEW
and w WELL-SELECTED STOCK O:
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"0CCASI0N EXTRA0RDINAIRE."

Bon few we
to II
there alreaos u
time has an we ehat tannomce
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pETERSBURG.

FIPE.pEPARTMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rxPORTs-EAsr HANOVER PRfSBYTERY-
Lavish CoNFIRMATIoN-INTE RIVE
NUE..
rco,respoudence OF the Richno nd Disps'ch.l
MARCH ), 1881.
The following appointments have been
rade nv The Fire Department Of this city ::
John Greene, engineer OF the steamer Ame'
RIGA rice Winfield Lauicr, and Lefty smith,
minuiemln, in the place OF Robert RaiDey.
During the week ending Friday the An
instant 1860 poundS manufactured to-
bscco were exported from this port.
the East Hanover Presbytery convened
ia extra session at TabbStreet church on
FRIDAY to consider the resignation OF Rev.
y. NJ. Woods a. pastor OF The Stcond
church. Norfolk. Mr.. Woods has been call
ed "a the Brazos Presbytcry in TeXa~, ana
i'm view Of a broader field of usefulness The
church in Norfolk asscntCd and the Ic>igna'
ton was accepted.
A gOodly number OF the inenDeis OF lnc
Young Mems Christian Association oil tbls
city have ~ anticipation The purchase 81
GENITAL and convenient LOT, on when IL j
nrouo,ed TO erect large and handsome
.building for the use OF The Association.
The nail OF this building viii be proNIdeu
with all recent improvements in the way oil
taste and comfort, and will be ahead OF any
thing of the kiud in the city.
Plans and specifications have been submit
ted bv architects, and il approved ny tue
Association as body the work VIII be
commenced al once.
AT The Jewish synagogue in this city on
Saturday last, Master Morris Meyers, son OF
Mr.. Alexander Meyers, was corbrmed by
the officiating minister, Rev. a. Groes.
The inlerna.reycDue receipts lnthls as
tric; for the week ending Saturday, March
9Th. amount 10 SIG. 12i %. RCBIN ADAIR.
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from Bmncombe were q feast 10 the eye, ana
thai the manufacturers paid beautiful
prices for It. have reported one safe.
Other lots brought ESQ, and others $50 per
hundred.
A committee OF Roman Eagle Lodge OF
Masous--thc public rooms having been
beautifully finished offs now discussing
the arrangements for the opening OF read
Ing-ioom and the introduction OF course
OF lectures. That The business OF the COM
mittee may be helped on. the Council has
released the trustees from the payment OF
the Iicense.tax.
The health officer, DR.. T. w. Keen, re-
ports fourteen deaths for last month.
Dejarnetie has been quite I'll for several
days.
Mr. George l.. Tuckett, son OF Mr.. q +.
TueSett. OF Canada, who Is such large
patron Of the Danville market, IL In the city,
and is the guest Of Mir. w. n. Shelton.
Rev. Isaac =. Tinsley, who was laleiy pas
tor OF several churches in the Roanoke A.
ISOLATION, has. for the time being, given up
labor i'm the ministry on account OF physical
debility, and is now residing with his
brother, Rev. Jacob Tinsley, in AppomattoX
county. Dir. Tibsley was once chaplain OF
the United States Senate, and afterwards a
distinguished lecturer on parliamentary law.
The telephone Is not now used IN Dan
vile, not funds enough having been SUD-
SCI bed TO meet the needs and demands OF
The comDany, ALPHA.
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Neu iiNOk.

The Easiest Way in Housekeeping ana
cooking. Adapted TO Domestic Use OF
S,udv in Glasses. By HtLsN CAMPBELL,
late Superintendent q the Raleigh On. u
Cooking School, author OF "Cnips irom
Norlhwe tern Log" etc; l6mc. CI9ln'
81 New fork: FoRDs, HOWARD hoL'
BRIT. 1891.
This is an uncommon sort OF cook book
part I. treats Of the situation and arrange
men, OF the house; ventilation drainage
aud water suppl; daily routine OF work
fires, lights, and utter sill; washing; iood
and health; condiments and beverages, e'c'
Part III. treats Of marketing and cook'ng'
with several hundred excellent practical re-
cjocs and hints from the cookery OF other
nations, yet neither on the basis OF hign'
spiced luxury, nor that Of meals costing
cents for twenty-five people,
Int such ~ are needed by the vast majority
Of American families-nameIy. people IN
d" moderate circumstances"
For sale by the publishers, and no douo'
bv our Richmond booksellers.
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ruo Of the Sew secretaries.


:, mas heen so generally accepted ths'
M,. BLAINE was 10 be the scc'e'"! /"
sase--,he Premler--of the new Aomin's'
,,a,ion tina, everybody has discounted his
.nno,n;men;. We are pleased 'hSt ne Is
,ss head O, the Cabinet because he repre-
sen,s tue anli.GRAxr, anti-imperis''sm e'e,
ment Of the Republican party. lie VIII
have experienced assistants, and thus DC Gu
shtd 10 perform satisfactorily The do'
tles al an Office for which ne has
had no specjal training. lie will be 10 mr'
GARFIELD a friend and confidential so''so''
ana thus keep at distance, more OF 'esS
great. MIR. CoSKLING, the leader OF Tue s'"''
warts. NJ the same time that he VIII MOI oo
oil c,Ionable 10 the CsAERoNs. IL was is'e'
10 renorted that Mr.. BLAINE and Genera
GRANT we're not on speaking terms we u"
n,, know how true ibis report Is; but we
are .ontid, n, that as long as Mr.. BLAINE y
IN the Ga binct he will be It's ruler Inc
whole country will be pleased WIN inc
Prime Minister.
The selection OF Mr.. ROBERT LINCOLN as
Secretary OF War is worthy OF mention,
tbopph n was recently characterized by Mr..
Dossgy. of the Republican National Com
mI,,.c. rs q matter OF sentiment even 10
spe X OF his appointment 10 Cabinet ONCE
Mr.. LrScoLN's name Is all that secured for
him a place in the Cabinet. The appoint
men; is more creditable TO Mr.. GARFIkLDs
hear, than to his head. II the young man
has any Of the qualifications OF CABINET
Officer. he has yet 10 let the pubhc kno"
that fact. However, he certainly cannot DC
les, generally known than Mr.. GofF, Inc
las, Secretary OF The Navy under MI.
HAYES. and may never commit any mex
cu>able bIunGers. Indeed, the chiefs OF The
bureaus in the several departments are a
rule he real heads Of departments so Tar a.
regards many OF the duties pertaining 10
those offices. The Secretary can leave
Washington when he will. The real head
cannot do so.
II was so late when the telegraph brought
II. tue names Of The new Cabinet that we
mus refer the reader to our telegiaphic
columns for them, and content ourselves
with the foregoing brief references to the
one Cabinet officer who is the most dislin-
gu >hed on bis own account, and The one
who is the most distinguished on bi,
fa,hcf's account.
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RnnrnhniInr NEraul.v

DOVER, Dbl, March 4.-The following
iCint resolutions were adopted In the
House ef Representatives tbs morning by a
strict party vote:
Resolved, That representing an honest
constituency, we hereby declare, on this
4th day Of March, A. ID. 1881, our and their
stern reprobation OF the great fraud perpe-
trated on This day four years ago in the in
auguraiion of man as President OF the
United States who was not elected 10 that
office, by which fraudulent act The people
OF this country were deprived OF their hon.
est choice q wrong perpeirated upon the
right OF honest suffrage, which will ever re-
main reproach to free institutions.
ReSoiued, That we sincerely regret tbl,
elevation TO the presidency Of man who
was one Of the chief actors in the perpetra-
ton and consummation OF this great fraud.
RESOLVED, That the Governor OF this State
be requested TO transmit copy OF The fore
going resolutions. duly attested by the
speakers and clerks OF both houses Of the
General Assembly, TO Hon. Samuel j. Til.
den, who was legally elected President OF
the United States in 1876.
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by r, 8. CALVIN tlIIus,raledI; "Thc De
velopmeut OF Political Institutions oy
urputRr sprxcEs-"v. Political Forms
and Forces" "Liuger,ng Bsrbarism," by
CAn,. yoor; "Thc Legal Position Of Mar.
ried Women by hrs. ANNA GARtiS spES'
crp. .Rock. weathcriug. as illustrated In
cburch.yards,' by Professor ARCHIBALD
GrIKyE, +. r. s.; "The State as an Educa.
tor, by II. II. WILSON; 1.-The Mofsis 0,
Luxury BY EMILE DE LAvsLEyE; Nina
"a a Measure OF Nature" by CHARLES IL
u,yusxp; "sketch o: Professor Be"l'"'"
pciree y with por,rai); Correspondence.
Published by ID. APPLETON x co. NC"
York
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAPERS
FoR FEBRUARY is No. Of more than ordi'
nary variety, interest, and historic value.
General RUGGLEs makes a spirited reply
10 Captain Polk in reference to the concen-
traiion OF the Confederate army before The
battle OF Shiloh.
General NJ. L. Lowry and General Z. X.
CIEBURXE, in official reports never before
publis he'd, tell in graphic style the story OF
the battles of Taylor's Ridge and Ringgold
Gap.
General LANE continues his history ~ his
brigade in an interesting account of the
close Of The campaign OF 1868.
Tae report Of General J. a. EARLY Of the
battle OF Monacacy and his advance on
Observation-Disclosures before published-is in
The vigorous and interesting style which
cnaraeierizes everything from the pen Of
this aOle soldier.
A statement from General EARLY, aswOrn
affidavit from Mr.. q. W. MARTIN (the scout
who shot Lieutenant METGs after being Sc
ver,ly wounded by HIM, and a statement
from Captain a. ID. PAYNE settles beyond all
controversy that Lieutenant MEIGs. OF sHERl-
DAN's stan, was killed October 3, 1864, IN
fair and equal combat, that SHERIDAN's claim
that ne was murdered 10y bushwhackers "
was utterly false, and that the great Van
dial had not even that preteXt for burning
"in retaliation" the homes OF a number Of
innocent women and children.
Colonel w. G. WICKHAM's official report
OF an engagement near Aide the 18th OF
June, 1868, is publishe! for the first time,
and is an interesting account Of gallant
fight.
General MAURY's report OF the exploits
OF The torpedo'bOat ST. Patrick, General
LEL's Geographic report OF the battle OF
ture OF General SCAMa0Y, as narrated by
General JoNEs and MAJOR NoUNNAN, are all
OF interest and value.
The original letters of JAMES MONROE,
ALBERT GALLATlY, and Commodore Nc
DONO0H 10 Governor GEORGE w. CAMPBELL,
OF Tennessee, are oil valuable additions TO
the history OF The times-the purer days OF
the republic.
Colonel JoHN ii. KEATLEY, OF Iowa, gives
an interesting confirmation Of the accuracy
o! DIR. DABSEY's report OF Colonel BALD
WINS interview with Mr.. LINCOLN, and
tells touching incident Of an official paper
he found in pool OF blood in the Confede.
rate WORKS at Petersburg.
Dr.. j. WV. JOKES begins In this No. Sc
ries Of papers entitled "Reminiscences Of
The Army OF Northern Virginia; or, The
Boys 10 Gray as Saw Them, from Harper's
Ferry in 1851 10 Appoma,tox Courthouse in
1866"
Editorial paragraphs complete this No. Of
q historical magazine which should have The
practical support OF our people generally.
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DANVILLE.

OMENS-NoRTu CAROLINA TOBACCO-RSADlNG-
ROOM AND LECTURES-M0RTUARY-
S-DIsC0NTINUED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Displtch.l
MARCO 4, 1881.
The omens os 10 General Garfed's ad-
ministratIon have nN been regarded here as
favorable. There was some hail ye,tei day
evening; there was sharp wind from the
north this morning, and at sunrise some ice
on planks; aud for moment or two there
was snow this evening. We are warranted
In interpreting such appearances (phenom.
ena) as uDfayorable. Even Mr.. Clay, when
he made his Lexington speech during the
Mexican war, spoke OF the day as being
dark and gloomy, alike our relations with
Mexico" But believe the general feeling
Of the people is that Of the old man In Hall
fax county, who used 10 say, "Wait and
see."
Trade has not been very active this week.
IN the trade have noted rivalry between
Dinvile and Lyncbburg for the tobacco OF
certain portions Of North Carolina. With
special gusto il Is reported here from the
market that certain ,0baccos brought here
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The Streets.

The State is right in IFS comments upon
what it calls protecting The streets nom
the incoming railroads." In the name OF
common sense, let Us afford to c 'mmerce all
the facilities possible. Let us never again
hear q "the shave-tail-mnle policy" rs
Josy b. FLOYD called it when, in the Legs
la,nre of Viz ginii, he inveiehed against the
nsrrow.minded cits who opposed any con-
nec.!on between railroads entering Rich
mord on opposite or diff rent sides or parts
~ the CITY.
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ROCKBRIDGE.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MLLEGHAN>
RAILROAD.

TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MLLEGHANY
RAILROAD.
correspondence of The Richmond pi'paich.I
NATURAL BRIDGE, Va, March 4, 1881.
On Tuesday the 1t instant the weather
was very cold, high wind blowing and
frctze all day, followed bya bitter night.
On wednesday the I'd there was decided
change, and the afternoon Of that day was
mild and pleasant. On Thursday the 80 a
snow.storm began in the afternoon. Du-
ring the fall Of the snow there was one vivid
fash of lightning, followed by long roll
Of thunder, which shook The house. To-
day the snow, which was two inches thick,
is disappearing, though the winds are yet
cool.
The track Of The Richmond and Allegba-
nv road is laid most OF the way between
North river and Buchanan, though there is
much yet to do before the road is ready for
the locomotive. i.
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DRY GOODS. NATIONS. &c.
I AEGE ADDITIONS.


W. r3'I especial attention 90 70. ."H.nt ~.
GBOT,~ of -ni.Liii s4iut
Iar,c >io.A 20 ALL->ILk BLN,N EEu'AD,
S!IK>attl 80 worth fnif slf5 .....
Comu't.r ~'uch CT e. very rutfII If'' ST.
HACK SILK sl.75-ftrF ,l.lnt
Look M oar Job u BLACK >lIh.'.I H-
h,.,, qualify. ~ : .5t-ehtal .' .-lt - ....
500 This market,
FL stk SILKS in such pDnpir rHg
l2I.Sl.37lrk IL 80 Slij, SI.a.'' ..t.
prices 81 compare Win aHy large nt....
.u.h good, vr nave great a'lt 80 i.-'s t.
cI,.tug. aud gitc thi, odNlHfal, poo uIf l.t.
". I>a a call from 1H ilf'-..',~ D.. D. u.s.
EIAtK SILKS. aims. ti.ffi Ai'f~.
RAILS. SATIN DF NARY kElNt. &C..
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The elegant residence Of Mr.. Geor.e +.
Hunp, situated half mile north OF Stras-
burg, Va, was totally destroyed by fire
Thursday morning. The house was one OF
the finest and best.known In the Valley OF
Virginia, was built Of brick over century
ago. The furniture was saved. Loss about
$40, 900. No insurance.
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Perhaps the doubts OF the Petersburg
AppeaL as TO the power OF the Senate to
cor erm nominations, &C., whilst Congress
is not in session may be removed by re-
calling the following provision OF the Con-
stitu,ion Of the United States:
"He Iihe President may on exiraordi-
nary occasions convene both houses or
either Of them"
II that does not meet the case, we "giye
IL ur."
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WAITE OR >MOKE,

urchased at the recent New York suction ,.. .
.be snds rNriteTs.
Among many o'hcr goods are
10 peces 4OI>CH WIDE FAMILY LINZ.
2js. yaid. value being from 40 % co..
Is pieces 36.INCH WIDE FAMILY LINfN
lgc.:
81 PlLLOW.CA>K LtNEN ~ 36c-I. ,-
quality sold heretofore At G0c.:
80 pieces IRISH LINEN yarious Gnali,ie.i.....
10 10 ~. under value;
8 pieces BAENsLEY TABLE.DAMk~K 40 ~.
yard heretofore -oli q. 900. iosl:
- pieces Full. ACHFD BAEN,LFl r..
BLE-DAMASK a. 6Jc. yard, genera
90c. to3I;
IL pieces VERY FINE TABLE-pAMA>k l.-;
former price 1923;
50 dozen PURE LINEN DlNNER-NAPk.N, ..
56c.. value hciag u9vIrIs ~ ~;
100 dozen PURE LINEN DOYLE 90 49,
dozen;
4 large stock Of FINE NAPhiN, very ru..
value;
3 cases OF TWlLLED NC>ITN FOR TNDfN.t..
MENTS al PC. me gen ~ ytiu. h.'a- j.
case Of BLEACHCD MUSLIN a. G4... .....
price being ? -
10 pieces LINEN ~ INDIA Of 49,, SET.
2jc.;
100 pieces PERSIAN NJLI 20 2jr.. OH.
piece price of which - -r;
Is pieces DDUBLE-N lDIU INDIA IWf -
lsc ihe yaiur ranging .r'H 3U to a..
% pieces LACE >1ElpF. e large stock ot
ur.,I>. N,lN.,,E ...t,, r.....
,.,.,..',,. ,,a,.- ,..l,,..
tt',N-v ,,,.nt,, t,lni-l...e.
rt.-rn.. ,t,r\..rl,'>, ppi> 49,
- '.,... ,.i...,. Hi.,IIri,.. .IlIerf<t pri,.
c,WxtpS rn..rt~r tp-...,ft,..
IN folan FpF\Cu WV. ,.,p~FT,.t
,hol..,l.,.ric. q ssh. is -... ......
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IL no WET GOODS,
But DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DON'T ZEE HUMBUGGED AND PAY nIGH
PRICES FOR WET GOODS N DAMAGED
CONDITION WHEN you CAN Buy
DRY GOODS N GOOD CONDITION
JUST A. CHEAP, AND
CHEAPER,
At
JULIUS MEYER ( SONS,
GOl AND SOB BROAD STREET.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES AND BE CONVINCED.
WE ARE SELLING
good SPRING PRINTS at Sc;
BEST SHIFTING PRINTS al Sac;
EXTRA QUALITY "A BLEACIiGD COTTON
atslc.;
All COTTONS at wholesale price;
HEAVY CORDED PIQUE al It.;
FRENCH FIGURED PfQUEs a. PIC;
CHECK NAIN>OOk. huc quality. a. lOc.;
GAMER YARD-W GDE FRENCH PERCALES Al
lO.-reguur price, ljc.
Extraordinary bargains in TOW Els;
TCRKIsHBhTH TOWELS al l2ic
\ 33.INIH HEAVY PURE LINEN TOWEL a.
ljc. worth 2j,.;
An EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY DAMtsK TOW
FL a. 25c. worth 35c.;
4 case EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY CROCHET
OTGl1S a. Sl.2J wpr :l.7J;
The English MARSkILLE> CROCHET QUILT
AT She best crochet quilt made
40 dozen EXTRA FINE PURE LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHlkFS at l0c.-a
great bargain;
100 dozen PURE LINEN HEMMFD iANDh Err
CHIEFS at Sc;
CWIDpFN'> COLORED.ROR'DFRED PURE
LINEN HANDktRCHItFS three tor 2Jc;
Another auction lni OF Hosiery;
4 new lu' Of CnlLDREN'S HEAVY BROWN
MIXED RIBBED IlO>E AZ lOc.;
CHIt.BKFN'S REGULAk.MApE y & II
RIBBED HOSE, new spring styles, al % and
lot CHILDREN'S LONG FANCY HOSE t.rce
LAbiFS' SILK CLICKED BALBRIGGAN
HOSE ~ l5c;
LADIES' FMBROiDERED-FRONT BRUDEGUlS
HOSE at t5c. wuTh 3Oc,:
| $50 dozen EXTRA HEAVY SOLID COLoktu
OSE three pair for Zoe;
| ile largest line OF tOISEl~ i'm the CITY;
| - dozcu HEAVY FRENCH WOVEN CoR>F i
4 HEAVY >IDE.LACE SATTEEN COEsETS at
| 4Oc.:
The SPOON.BUST EMBROIDERED CORSET At
| G0c.-r,gular price ~:
! I.ook Al out stock of LADIES MUSLIN aud CAM
| BRIO INDERWEAR-Ihc largest aud chcapes
| line in his city az }. MEYER K SONS.
| 4 fun line of Tho FOSTER KID GLOVES, will
| pattut lace tdstenngs; also. our celebrate
MARGUERITE. in three, four, and ia bat
| tOB--all the Jew spring shades. ie 21-tod