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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-26

Mr.. Lewis Linkenhoker's friends claim
that his late defeat has only opened the
way for better position, and that the
State treasurership is about to open its
doors for him. FincdstIe Herald.
II there were half dozen negroes In
Alexandria who voted for Major Daniel IL
is more than anybody knows. Alexandria
Gazette.
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WISHING ron DEATH.-Since my return
from the army have suffered with severe
pains in my lower limbs, which at times to-
tally untitled me for any kind OF business
and at other times the pain was so severe
that wished for death to relieve me OF my
suilerings. After having tried the best
physicians and various well-known rene
dies without benefit, procured bottle Of
ST. Jacobs OH, which relieved the pain in
stantly. Nj. AcHENBAcK,
Salamanca, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rv-ITEMs OF INTEREST TO
DRY GOODS BUYERS.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,

owing to the backward season, have BEEN able 4
secure many special drives In their line. We pro
pose giving our customers the benefit OF the yer,
low prices at which we secured them.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK:
so pieces ALL-wOoL MONTE CLOTHS in every
shade at 1870.
40 pieces FLANNEL sUITINGs in Navy Blue
Bottle Green, Bronze, Garnet, and Plum a
22c. worth 35c.:
30 pieces PLAIN GREY DEBEGE at 12Ac.wortl
20c.;
40 pieces TwILLED GREY-MIXED DEBEGES
at &c. worth 20c.
50 pieces SILK-FACE DROCADEs at 1870
worth 25c.;
20 pieces ROMAN STRIPE at 1sc. worth 3Oc.
80 pieces SCOTCH PLAID at 12kc.;
$50 pieces ENGLISH CAsHSiEREs At 10c.;
80 pieces FANCY SILK STRIPES at 40c wortl
G0c.;
) pieces EXTRA-HEAVY ALL-SlLk BLACK
SATIN DE LYON at sl.25 worth fully s1.7j
pieces 24-lnch BLACK SATIN atsl.25 wortt
Sc;
2 pieces 24-inch BLACK SILK VELVET, extra
finish, at $3.50 worth 81;
BLACK and COLORED BROCADE SATINs at
greatly reduced prices
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER;
10 pieces LUPIN'S EXTRA FINISH 3s-lNCH
BLACK CASHMERE NJ 5Oc.;
pieces HEAVY DRAP D'ALMA At S5c. worth
SIPS;
Handsome line IN CREPE and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS:
In BLACK BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOTH
DOLMANs we have secured some extraordipl-
ny bargains;
ALL-WOOL DIAGONAL DOLMANS $40 worth
81 ;, at : Is worth S22.5u;
Jdst opened, another lot Of the tAMtL5 HAIR
PLUSil-TRHi1lEDJ AChETS ~ 80.
IN KID GLOVES WE OFFER:
Is dozen TiNEE-BCTTON COLORkD IN
DRESSED AIDS 1t zoe. worth ; %;
80 dozen BLACK INDRES>ED KIDS at 81:
Another lot of tie genuine JOUNlN GLOVES 81
5Oc.:
our LAFAYETTE GLOVE I'm 1--WE hooks at SIPS,
seven hooks sl.Gj. j. giving great SAT-, flcton;
LADIES' PLAIN and ~ R-1OP LINED nd
TNLINED DOG.~hIN GLOVES.
BOYS and MISSES tIR-IOP DOG-SklN
GLOVES and NlITS:
80 dozen LADIES EXTRA FINE NERINO
VESTS az JDc. worth 4Jc.:
LADIES' INDICATED ALL-WOOL SCARLET
GENTLEMEN'S ATWOOD SCARLET w
DEHSHlRIS Sl.2j mp. -
julius MEYER 6 SONS.
no l2-dtf COL and GO3 Broad street.
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PEW FOR SALE.
LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF NEAT.

T IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An Invaluable and palatable tonic In all cases
OF weak digestion aud debility. ais success
and boon for which nations should feel crate
ful."-See Medical Press" " Lancet" Brit
ish Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTI0N.-Genune only with the fac
sfmiie Of Baron Llebis's signature in blue ink
across the label.
LIEBlG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had OF all storekccpers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
wholesale only, c. DAVID & Co, 43 Marx
Lane, London, England Ap 20-sa52t
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Died, IN THIS city. on the Goth instant, ut a. NJ.
OWEN CARROLL. aged ciEhty-illrce years, ma
tive Of County Louth. Ireland. .
Ills funeral will take place from the corner oi
Main and Twenty-nfth streets nt 10 o'clock THE
MORNING. Friends are ipyiled TO attend
Died, Mt Kcnmnlr, Green springs, LonIsa county
ON Dad instant. nc 10 J.. ~, ELIZABETH LEWIS;
wife OF william Francis Coleman, la INC nope OF
blessed Immortality, leaving devoted husoanu'
Two infant children, and many sorrowlng reh'-
lives and friends To mourn their irrep1nc l,s.'
/" Blcssod arc the dead who dc In the Lord.
Richmond, Warfcnten, and Baltimore parers
please copy.
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They say that the next best pun to the
best one is the poorest one. We thought
we had achieved success In making some
of the latter kind; but we surrender our
claim to Immortality to the Bristol Ne~s,
which has cclipsed our worst efforts.
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We do not wish TO enter upon the role Of
prophesying, but II there are not more signs
and wailings among the Republicans in Viz
GINA In a short time than have been heard
there since the war human nature has
changed Green6rier Independent.
We trust that the Independent will prove
10 be prophet. We want the Republican
leaders TO realize their unspeakable silli-
x..us
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FANCY GOODS. sc.
G dozen BLAcK-wALNrr TABLES;

& dozen BLACk-WALNIT TABLES;
100 sets KNIVES AND lORhSat5l;
100 dozen ROGERS 81 +" KNIVES, FORhs,
TEASPOONS. and TABLEsroo>>
fuly 10 per cent. less than the usual
prices:
large assortment or PIChLE-sTANU~.
sUGAR-BOWLs, BUTrER-Dl>lit~.
CAKE-BASkETs, &C.. 90 best plate.
A large I0t Of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODs, an sizes-chcap;
100 dozen more of those FOUR-ROW TOOTH
BRUSHES 40 1Oc.;
Bargains m sHOE-BRUsHEs, FEATHfH-
BUSTERS, aud SCRJB-EEU-llE>
A large lot Of BlRD-CAGEs atSl;
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS sud sUGtE-
BOXES;
The largest line Of LOW-PRIcED NA-f,
ard TOHET-SETS Ne have ever -.0Ha
800 dozen more Il those PLAIN GoBLIT~ 10
soc. dozen, at STEVEN.
noIs sos Broad ,trt'.
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no15-td
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STAUN-
~ TON CITY BONDS.
OrrIcH or CITY TREAsrRER. !

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER
STANTON, VA, November /, 1881.
In pursuance Of resolution Of The Council Of
che city Of S1unOn, Va, passed on the ON day 81
July, 1881, notice l. hereby given that the : Ter
cent. bonds of This city issued January l, 1877,
Series e." payable twenty years after their date
or after the expiration OF five years. al the plea
sure OF the City Council, will be paid upon pre-
sentation nj the Office of the City Treasurer In the
city of stanton, on or after the lST DAY OF
JANUARY, 1882. and thai Interest on said bonds
will cease after that date.
JOHN NJ. CARROLL,
no 5-SatJanI City Treasurer.
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SHOT DEAD BY HIS FRIEND.
Jehn Cameron lis the Son of His Employee
with Pistol Supposed TO be Unloaded.

The Roanoke Times of the sd gives the
following account Of the accidental shoot
ing OH the 18th and subsequent death OF
Edward Garst, q Young man twenty-five
years OF age, and son OF Mr.. III. GarSt, ST..
So far as we have been able to learn them
the particulars are about as follows: On
the night of The shooting the deceased, his
brother John, youth 81 some sixteen
years OF age, and John Cameron, young
man employed as a laborer on the farm OF
Mr. III. Garst, Sr., were in a room in a small
house which stands in the yard near the
dwelling OF MIR. Garst, TO which they
had repaired probably with the pur-
pose OF going to bed. They began to
handle two pistols, one of which was
single-barrclled and the other six
shooter. The latter was not loaded, the
former was. Unknown TO the others John
Garst took the cartridge from the single
barreled pistol aud with it loaded one OF
the chambers Of the revolver, with the pur-
pose Of testing its accuracy as a shooter.
Young Cameron-not knowing, Us we have
said, that there was a cartridge in it-took
up the revolver from where it had been left
by John Garst and pointing it at Edward
Garst, said playfully, "Pll shoot YOU"
and, to his dismay, instead OF merely
snappine,' report followed with the
fatal result already related. The ball en-
tered the abdomen, but we believe the
physicians were not agreed as to where it
lodged.
The deceased was inferred on Monday at
3 O'Clock in the family battle-ground.
There were no funeral services.
The unfortunate youth, it will be remem-
bered, was baptized by the Rev. w. j.
Shipman, at the Baptist church in this
place several weeks ago.
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M" CENTENARY METHODIST
Grace street between Forth and Fifth streotsl.-
services nj IL 4. NJ. and ~ 7. NJ, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. =. A. PETERSON.
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FINANCIAL.

a-f%A-' s+eA 80
VIRGINIA TAX-RECEIVABLE COU-
PONs
4 full supply. Including SMALL ONES. to be had at
BANK OF COMMERCE.
CAL early. JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
no 25-3t Cashier.
CONFEDERATE BONDS.
We are to-day paying $3.50 per thousand for
CONFEDERATE 8, Z. or : PER CENT BONDS
with March, April June, or Ju.y. 1860, co.,
You had best send yours at once, by express or
registered letter, ana We will pay you market
price the day received, but should our orders De
withdrawn We will return them % yOu free n cN-
pcnse. THOMAS BRANCH & Co,
Bankers and Commission Merchants.
no 2O-1w
COLLINS, BOUDEN X JENKINS,
BANKERS,
25 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS. BANKERS, MEI-
CHANTS. AND INDIVIDUALS
RECEIVED.
INTEREsT-EEARING CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSITS ISSUED.
BONDS AND STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
on COMMISSION AND FULL ISFORMA-
TON GIVEN REGARDING
SECURITIES.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT SECURITIES
ALWAYS ON HAND
ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
SHELDON COLLINS, THOMAS II. BOCDEN,
PRANK JENKINS.
mo l2-lml
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CHuDREN.s DREss.MAKING.

TAMILIES WISHING TO HAVE
II FfRST-CLASS ClIlLDREN'S DRESS-MAk-
ING DONE will find lady skilled I'm the art az
No los east Marshall street. Also. all Kinds Of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR. no 25-2tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r5T FOURTH SUPPLY OF NEW
GOODS
AT
ID. & r. MITTELDORFER'S
527 BEOAD STREET.


ID. & p. MITTELDORFER'S
527 BEOAD STREET.
We have Just opened large stock Of
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent large auction sales in New
York, consisting Of
DRESS GOODS, In al colors and qualities, from
SC. per yard 10 s1.2j per yard;
BLACK SILKS st very low prices;
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
| sATINS, PLUsHEs, YELVETS, CBOAKs
SACQUES, DOLNTANs, ULSTERS, I'm largo
variety at prices 20 suit all;
BLACK CASHMEBES, BLACK SIIUDA CLOTH
TAMISE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, NOME
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA, from the low
est prices to the 5nest imported,
BLANKETS from s1.2j to SIS per pair.
CARPETS! CARPETS. CARPETsl
RUGS! RUGsl RUGS
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
1s, 90, 90, 2j, IS. 81, 81, 80. AZ, 40, 55, 81
ca, ~ s5c. and II for the best.
UNDERSHIRTS! UNDEISHIRTSi
LADIES', CHlLDREN'S, and GENTLEMEN
UNDERsIIRTS and DRAWERS from 23c
70 the finest made;
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS At
Sl.2J worth $500.
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS ai
80, 90, 70. Soc, and 4l-the best goods for the
money in the city.
TABLE-LINENS.
WINE-CLOIHs,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
SIGEETlNGS,
COTTOSS,
MARsEnLEs QUILTS.
CONFORTABLES.
HORSE BLANKETS,
CASSINFBES,
CLOAKINGs, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMEsTICs ofaA Kinds. ~ EXTREME
~ Low PRICES.
Give Us an carly call.
ID. q T.. MITTELDORtER.
no 20-Su,W&Sa j27 Broad street.
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~ RRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

IT. BROAD-SlKEbl MI iiiNN'''h
CHURCH (corrcr Tenth and Broadl.-sUNDAf'
November 27.-Prcaching by Rev. VIC. sIAl'h'
ID. d., pastor, at IL 4. NJ. subject ~ reason
Why Every Nan should Try 70 Adipi Himself 20
the Angles Of Human Character At 1880 j. NJ
sermon by Rev. Dr. a. &. BROWN. A cordial inyi-
taffon 70 all.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES METHOD
IsT-FPIsCOPAL CUURCII.-Prcaching by kc''
". G.. BATES at IL !. ". and - Pm.
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4 GAINST SMALLPOX. DIPUTllE
- EIA. TYPiIOID-TEAER.& &c.
BLAIE's CHLORAL THYNOL PROPHYLAC
TIC AND DfSINFFCTANT

destroys the germs OF contagious diseases IN ac.
cordauce .lh The l1to teachings Of science. To-
use j. simple harmless. and agreeable. It's cm-
ploycd by some Of our abcst physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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cuupCU.-servlccs, IL A. NJ. Rev. r.. y. sLEDD'
D.D.:71 y. NJ, Rev. join HANSoS. Subject;
"The Question"
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M TRINITY VI. +. CIIUIVUIf IcUTHVI
az uroad and Twentieth streets preaching by
nov GrouGF G. VASDERsLICE at IL 4. NJ, and
by the pastor, Rev. W. BLEDsoE' az - - W.
yor,g mons praycr-mccungfrom 3 20 i. NJ.
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~ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
EIAN CHURCH-Rcv. Or. READ pastor-ser-
vices n IL 4. VI. and at 2. II. VI. The discouiseat
7.P. VI. will be continuation Of series on the
PARALLELS Of our Lord.
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rr- FIRST PRESBY TERRAIN
CIITRCH.-Roy. 2. l.. PRESTON, ID. De- PASTOR
services at IL 4. II. and 1880 l.. VI.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY c, ATTENTION As 4
" semble at Regimental ArmOry on SATUR-
DAY, November 26th, at 1913 l.. M., for COM l'
BY order Of q. X. WIEN, Lieutenant commanc-
ing. j. II. CHENERY,
no 26-It Orderly SeIg ant.
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Di-
vino scrvce viii DC held at ihs church 1t II \. VI.
TO-DAY Sunday and r. VI.
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III OUR STOCK Is LARGE, .-,35o
AND SNsTs
MUST BE SOLD.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
BUTTONS 40 10 and lJc pcr dozcn-formcr
police % and 3jc.:
HOSIERY 40 much Jess than value;
CLOTH GLOW RS ai sec. worth Sl.2J-iob lot;
RID GLOVES uldTccd-5Or. kid, 900 2Jc.. bJc.
20 4Jc., 7jc. Kids at 6oc.. 81 kids ~ Soc,
&C.. g.;
BEST BARGAINS ~ TIE CITY ~ CRAPES-
+ Grape at 1Jc. - Grape at -, 80 Grape ai
81:
TRIMMED AND UETED'lED HATS AND
EONNLI> from poe. upward;
GREAT BARG AIMS m our MILLINERY DE-
pAETMENI;
ZEpIA R~-Be-l quai ty. an COZ p. reduced tO &C..
AN ounce. For bargain, clliat
HLIZLIE BROTHERS,
no - 52J Broad street.
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r~~MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel siroctsl.-
Preaching by y. \. DEARToRS at IL O'Clock y.
II md ~ z. =. VI.
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rrPARK-PLACE METHODIST

~ PARE-PLAtE NJ T. i III " ~ i ,
cHuRCH.-servlccs, l / A. NJ, Rev. e. y. sLEDD'
Do; ~ z. NJ. Rev. JonS HANSON. Subject
"The Question"
g-5- CENTENARY METHODIST
Grace street between Forth and Fifth streoisl-
services at IL 4. NJ. and a. 7. NJ, conduc'cd o!
the pastor, Rev. p. a. PETERSON.
n~7-TRINITY NJ. +. CHURCH corner
Of Broad and Twentieth s;rect5).-Preaching py
Rev. GEORGE c. VASDERsLIcE at ii ~ W. ana
nv the pasior. Rev. j. w. BLEDsOE' at "a l. NJ
Young mems prayer-mccilngfrom 3 TO 4 T. NJ
~ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
curRCII (corrcr Tenth and Broadl.-sUNDAY'
November 27-prcaching by Rev VIC. STAIR
ID. d.. pastor, at IL 4. VI. subject, ~ Reason
why Every Nan sholld Try 70 Adapi Himself 20
the Angles Of Human Character At 1880 j. NJ
sermon hy Rev. DR.. a. 6. BROWN. a cordial lhVl-
iafion 70 all.
N-7~NICHOLSON-STREET METHOD
1sT-FPIsCOPAL CHURCH.-Prcaching by Rev.
". G. BATES at IL !. N. and - PM
r-7rLAUREL-STREET METHODIST
CIIURCF corner Of Iaurcland Nhemarlc trcct1.
nov. WlItIAMP. WEIGHT. pastor. Sunday school,
"a. NJ; preaching at Il \. NJ. and 1870 J.. VI.
~ FIRST PRESBY TERRAIN
CIITrRCH.-Rev. 2. l.. PRESTON, d. d., pastor.
services at IL 4. II. and 1880 l.. VI.
~ CRACE-ST Il + l. + PRESBITE-
Plan CUURCH-Rcy. Or. READ, pastor-Ser-
vices NJ IL 4. VI. and at - L. VI. The dscouiseat
Up. VI. will be- continuation Of series ON the
Parallels Of our Lord.
~ MONUMENTAL CHURCII.-Di-
vino cryice will DC held at ihis church II II \ NJ
TO-DAY Sunday and p. VI.
M FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CIUrRCH Seventh street between Grace and
Dro1dl Rev. W. &. SCHAEFFER, pastor.-Prcach-
ing at II A. ". and 1890 p. NJ III welcome
Seats free.
n~~NAI Instruct CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strccts).-
Preaching by y. 4. DEAREORN at IL o'clock \.
VI. and at =. =. VI.
~ EEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-Thc p1stor, Rev. }. Y. TTLER' will
prc.ichat II NJ. and ~ p. NJ. NJ welcome
seats free.
~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
fTwlfh AMI Broad sirccis).-Bev. ). B. HN"-
rHoESr. T.. d.. pastor, win preach sCNpAr at
IL .M.->u5icct: The Resurrection Of Christ
A. 1880 =. VI. Rev. A. y. brown. d. D., viii de-
liyera ~ -rotr-e under tie auspices Of TIC Wo-
mons Missionary Society,"" Al welcome.
60 ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Isl, IN and Main strcct,l.-Gcv. Dr. KERroRT will
lreach SUNDAY at IL 4. NJ. and at 1870 p. VI.
~ LEIGH-STREET b APT : 7
acknowledgements andothcrimprove-
mcnts, The rcopcning services viii be held rs fol-
lows:
SUNDAY MORNING, sermon byp1stor, Rev. join
PoLLAHD. d. u. SUNDAY NIGHT, sermon by DIR.
HAWTHORNE.
MONDAY NIGHT. sermon by DR.. HATCHER.
TUESDAY NIGHT, sermon by DR.. IIoGE.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, sermon by DR.. THOMAS.
THURSDAY NIGHT. sermon 10y Rev. DR.. HAN
NON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, sermon by DR.. \. b. BROWN.
All members all former members, the Baptist
family, all friends, and public generally invited
to attend
~ ACES T r L EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Grace and Foushec streets).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER. d. d.. al / | o'clock 4. VI. and at half
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M SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

.~>.~e---~'~~~~-1--
m SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
owing to recent purchases we now offer
75c. CoIsETs at 5Oc.;
81 CoRsETs at 75c.
Do sure 10 take advantage Of this offer, as these
goods arc far better than have ever been sold at
those nrices. LEVY BROTHERS,
nolo 1917 and 1919 Main street.
M GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
DRESS GOODS.
Fresh goods much lower than at the beginning Of
thc season. All the novelties at
nc1o LEVY BROTHERS.
III THE MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT or
LADIES' ULsTERs. LADIES' and MISSES
CLOAKs, DOLMANS, ETC.,
Is to be found at
no1e LEVY BROTHERS.
mr. FRESH ASSORTMENT OF BLAN-
KETs tan qualiiics), COMFORTABLEs, LAP
ROBES, HoRsE-BLANKETs, sc.
no 10 LEVY EKOIHfkS'
III FLANNELS Of every description,
AND At
LOWEST PRICES.
uo1Q LEVY BROTHERS.
n-TAXllINISTER, VELVET, AND IA
PESTRY RUGS;
OfL-CLOTH MATS;
CARPETS 10 bottom prices;
OM-CLOTII for floors or table use;
WINDOW-sHADEs, LACE CURTAINS &C. at
no19 LEVY BROTHERS..
n17~ CLOAkING in large variety.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Ask 70 see the PERFUM-D KID GLOVE. no 10
NJ OUR BUYER IN NEW YORK
AND
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
TUALHBiER BROTHERS,.
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LECTURE.

rNHE CHRISTIAN LIFE AND CHAR
Il ACTER OF THE LATE
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
by his pastor,
REV. +. ID. POWER,
Of Washington, ID. C.,
at Seyentli-Street Christian church,
1880 L. NJ, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29rH.
Tickets, az the door, 25 CENTS. no 26-3t
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rrLAuREL-sTREET METHODIST

u IN UT I439-'' I'I111'
CHURCH corner of Laurcland A'hemaric tfecl'l'
Rev. WILLIAM 7. WRIGHT, pastor sunday schooi'
o 4. NJ; preaching nc Il \. NJ. and 1:5O j. NJ
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CIIRCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broldj Rev. W. G.. SCHAEFFER, pastor-Proach-
ing nj II A. VI. and 1890 =. NJ III welcome
Sent. free.
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NJ ACES REE IT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec streets).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f..
HATCHER, ID. D., at III o'clock \. VI. and at half
past o'clock L. VI. on SUNDAY.
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- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twlfh ana Broad sirccis).-Rev. >. B. Ht"-
THoESr. T.. d.. pastor. win rrc1ch SUNDAY at
II 4. M.->u5icct: " The Resurrection Of CHRIST.
a. 1870 7. VI. Rev. A. y. Brown, d. De- WIZ de-
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Price. 5oc. bottle.
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NoN-urNlANIzED VIRUS.

In an article I'm the NiHetesnh CENTURY Dr..
CARPENTER. the distinguished English scientist,
saws that the ALLEGED lneiIiccncy ~ vaccination.
often asserted since Dr. JcnnCr's time, has been
due TO the fact That the virus used bon vacCnailng
persons who aftCrwHrd took the smallpox was not
fresh from the COW, but had been weakened by
long trtn,ui5-iO through The human subject
Vaccine viru, NOS fresh from Tie cow. but "hu-
muuiZcd by many removes, affords no pr0tec-
ton. and may communicate dangerous maladcs.
But Dr. Carpenter details many facts % show tat
good bovine virus Is free from nearly AT the OBJ
icctlon, winch can De- urgcd-and with q good deal
of fOrcc-aglinst " humlnized virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies Of 30
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