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diatlon -Mohone-L ewis EepubIIcan-Honof
Blalr. But he Is affer az only Buster
bubble. Hons. Kan. Tucker and @. d.
visa and the peerless Daniel Warwick
tho pure--zre expected 70 wind up the
bali here. Hall Virginia VIII only do duty
rs old Accoinae will our cause Is safe.
The Baltimore Sun says: "Captain
Frank s. Blair Is quite III from chills and
fever, contracted on the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia during his canvass ne has nerer
been here. No doubt he has heard oil the
Garrison we 'keepto defend us rom the
honorable breakfast-bmters and had a
fever. He may be sure the ides OF Novem-
Der will give him such chill az viii insure
his canvass to be but blare dream and idyl.
We salute from the sea, tidcwater, and
mountain and valley, and say, "Be Of
good cheer; the hour cometh.p
DEa0cRAT.
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GREENE COUNTY.
flor the D.spatcI.I


Last Wednesday Greene County Court
dsy) there was an appointment for political
speaking by Mr.. Frank Blair. Captain &.
A. Bohannan, who is recognized as one OF
our sblest speakers, went there TO meetand
answer him. Owing TO Mr.. Blair's illness,
Colonel A. w. Jones took his place. Colo
mel Jones led of in a speech OF about an
hour, rehearsing the stale old Resdiuster
pleas and arguments, introducing nothing
new except in the way OF anecdotes and
senscless foxes, which seemed to take very
wen with his party. Captain Bohnnnan
followed in a sound, logical, and very
effective argument, tearing Mr.. Jones's
fIimsy assertions completely to pieces and
supporting all his arguments by document
tary proof. Captain Bohannan's speech
was well received and digested by the
somd-thiuking men Of that community,
and has had good effect for orr party.
We congratulate the people Of Greene upon
this opportunity OF hearing so able and
eIoolent sneaker. X.Y.Z.
GoRDONsyILLE, VA, October Is, 1881.
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October II, 1881.
Grand Mass-Mectings ON the 9TH of
November.
STATE C0XsERyATYE-D DEMOCRATIC

STATE C0NSERyATIYE-DBsiOCR
COMMITTEE,
October Ii, 1881.
Mass-meetings will be held at the follow
ing places on Monday, November It'll, on
which occasion the people viii be addressed
by distinguished speakers: Albemarle
Courthouse, General w. ii. Payne and A.
NJ. Kelley; Augusta Courthouse, John w.
Johnston and w. s. Gilman; Charlotte
Courthouse, James N. Dunlop and w. Il.
Simms; Franklin Courthouse, Hon. G.. G.
Cabell and I. ]. kirkpatrick; Frederick
Courthouse, Major Holmes Conrad and S.
5. Turner; Gloucester Courthouse, John
w. Daniel and III. A. Atkinson, Jr.;
Greensyille Courthouse, Charles S. String
fellow and j. G.. Field; Isle Of Wight
Courthouse, Baker p. Lee and L. X.
Watts; Powhatan Courthouse, &. A. Boz
hannah and s. II. Coleman; Prince VIII
liam Courthouse, Linden Kent and j. w.
Foster; Princess Anne Courthouse, Hon.
John Goodc and Colonel Thomas Tabb;
Richmond Courthouse, w. w. Walker and
w. X. Aylett; Kockbridge, Lexington,
John II. Tucker aud III. S. White Spotsyl-
yania Courthouse, Philip w. Mckinney and
General Fitz. Lee; Pulaski Courthouse, j.
Preston Sheheg and ColoneI Il. 4. Withers.
A. Al. KELLEY, Chairman.
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Tin pichmond rvo.l Dispafch says


"There will be no visitors at the York
town Centennial who will receive heart
Ter welcome than the Governor and citizen
soldiery OF Kentucky. The people OF that
gallant State arc bone Of our bone; they
are children OF the old mother who went
out in their youth to seek and make thcir
fortunes, and now come back 10 VISIT the
old homestead and revive the recollections
Of their childhood. They VIII come over
the new roads which will for all future
time bring her and them so close together,
and we will embrace them as members oI
our own family. Governor blackburn nay
feel that when he reaches Virginia he will
be among friends who admire nm ana
kindred who love him. IL is true that he
viii not find the beautiful blue grass OF lne
rich country OF his own state, but ne VIII
find people true to their friends ana flch
in affection for all Kentucky
We have no doubt Of the sincerity OF ire
above kindly expressions o%raternal feel-
ing, and it is to be regretted that hentuck!
will not be more largely represented by her
citizen-soldiery. The Lexington ana
Frankfort militia organization are gong,
and il would be well for Louisville 10 DC
adequately represented, but 1t was q'les-
ton of finance, and the funds were hol
forthcoming. although We think the Legs
lsturc could be depended on to foot any
reasonable bill, and can indeed be counted
on for acquicscence in the expense attend-
Ing the maintenance OF the soldiers VINO
are going. The venerable Christopher Ora
ham, Of this city, will accompany Governor
blackburn TO Yorktown, and he represents
nearly century OF Virginia and Kentucky
combined represents, in fact, the early
fighting period Of Kentucky, and IL a host
in himself Louisville paper.
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Dearest ALLIE, thou hast left us;
We thy loss mos. deeply feel;
But It's God who hath bereft H.

months.
Dearest ALLIE, thou hast left MS;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who hath bereft H.
lie can all our sOrrows heal.
Funeral to take place from the Manchester Dap
tlst church SATURDAY the 18Th, at % O'clock.
Friends and relatives of thc family are invited 10
attend.
Died. at the residence of bis parents, In this city,
on the 18th instant, HARVEY, infant child Of III.
$. and Ella VI. Jennings; aged seven months and
twenty-five days
The funeral viii take place from residence, No.
sos Marshall street, between Sixth and seventh
streets. at o'clock THIS MORNING.. Friends Of
the family and those Of bis grandfather, W. j..
Granger, are respectfully invited to attend.
Died. October l4th, at 1ozP. W., at the residence
of his parents, WILLIAM DUDLEY, youngest
child Of Captain William ii. and Scyntlln II. Max
we'll: aged thirteen years and thirteen days.
His funeral win take place from Sidney BAPTIST
church TO-DAY Saturday at o'clock. Friends
and acQuaintances arc Invited TO attend.
Died, October l4th. little MAY. the youngest
child Of William II. and ;. \. lIarwood; aged one
year and ten months.
Her funeral win take place at her parents resi-
dence, 32i Pine street, SUNDAY EVENING 1t
~ o'clock. Friends and acquainiances invited to
attend.
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BuRNETT's COCAINE PROMOTES TUE
GROwTH oP THE HAIR and renders it
dark and glossy. 1t holds in liquid form
A large proportion Of deodorized COcoANUr
on, prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which 20 exactly suit the various
conditions of the human hair.
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Go to work in earnest. The people are
ready to hear you and follow your counsel.
They feel that the pending election is to
be IN important one. Urge every voter to
be ready to turn out. In word, pay your
capitation tax for 1880, and see that your
neighbor has paid his.
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II WILSON wrote the letter published IN
Yesterdays Win he didn't forge the
BLAIR letters. The BLAIR letters contain
few errors. WHsoY's letter is full OF
them-errors Of spelling, of capitalizins,
and Of every other sort.
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CARPETS, oIL-CL0THs, &c.--I have
~ Just received my FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
CARPETS, OiL-CI,OTtIs, RUGS, MATS, and
pRU6GETs Of al grades Cofnice, Lace and
lands, &c. Paper-lIanglngs OF all styles; which
am offering az lowest prices. All orders promptly
attended 20. Work done IA town Snd country.
SC le-ola Richmond, Va.
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n-,z-THE pROTEsTANT EPISCOPAL

UNION.-The regular monthly meeting viii take
place TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON at ST.
Marks church at O'Clock. The officers, teachers
and friends OF the sunday schools are respectfully
invited TO attend.
WILLIAM ELLIS JoxEs, Secretary.
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AZ CENTENARY METHODIST
south side Of Grace between Fourth and Fifth
streetsl.-Seryice at IL o'clock A. VI. and ~ p. NJ
conducted by the pastor, Rev. p, 4. Peterson.
Seats free.
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TT MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Di-
vine service win be held at this church at IL A. "
TODAY Sunday and y. NJ.
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nj FIRST PRESB TERRAIN
CHURCH.-Rey. THOMAS l.. PRESTON, ID. d.,
pastor, will preach at l. A. NJ. and p. VI. Com
munion Of the Lords supper at the close Of the
morning sermon.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence Of Major Jsrnes NJ.
TAYLOR, ON tne 18th OF October, by Rev. Dr. Min
nigerode, Miss BELLE T. POINpEATEb, 81 I'M,
city, 10 Mr.. A. G. WILCOX, OF savannah, Ga.
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ET TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad streets)-Rcv. j. WILEY
BLEDsoE, pastor.-Prcaching at IL A. " aud At
1880 Il. u. Young mems prayer-meeting from 3
10 4 L. NJ.
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ut FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-ReV. j. q. HAw-
THoRNE, ID. d., pastor, will preach SUNDAY At III
A. M-subjcct: Loving One Another as Christ
lIas Loved Usn; and at 7:30 +. M.-subJect: Can
Man Live by Bread Alone gn All welcome.
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IT SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
Rev. DIR. HoGE at IL 4. n. aud hslf-past p. u.
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At SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and sixth slreetsl.-Rey. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. d., win preach on SUNDAY a. IL
A. VI. and 1880 Z. VI.
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sg- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl-Rey. w. G. ScHAEFFER, pzstor.-Preaeh-
Ing at III A. VI. aud 7:45 r. NJ. subject at nights:
History Of Some Favorite Sunday-School
Hymns Visitors welcome. Seats free.
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m- SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. J. 2. TYLER, will
preach at IL A. VI. and 7:45 p. N. Pews free.
Al welcome.
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Rr BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH (Tcnth and Broad. -SUNDAY, October
l8.-Prcaching by Rev. w. G.. STARR, ID. d., pas
tor. At IL A. M-subject, " The First Llberty-Bell
Rung by the Gospel Of Christi At 1880 z.
invitation to all.
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A LARGE NEW YORK RETAIL HOUSE
PUSHED OUT OF BUSINESS.

We have purchased their entire stock OF siLhs'
amounting 10 upwards OF
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for cash down. We propose 10 make this purchase
4 public benefit. The goods will be on sale
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
They consist OF SILK GOODS Of every dcscrip-
tlon-BLACK and COLORED-this seasons i'm
portatIon, and designed for the best city retail
trade. Among the
BLACK SILKS
are 80 SILKS at 1907;
Quality marked to have been sold at 1915 yard
will be sold az s2.T6;
Quality marked to have been sold ss1.lo yard
will be sold at Csc;
Quality marked TO have been sold at 1920 will be
sold at s2.45.
There 1. $50 large lot Of intermediate qualities,
for which We have no space to mention prices.
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OPERA-HOUSH,
" NINTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
OCTOBER II AND lS.
The universal fayOritcs, the celebrated
RENTZ-SAN1LEY
NOVELTY MD BURLESQUE COMPANY.
The nnest and most distinguished organization
In America, comprising the most accom-
Ilisicd artists and leading cclebri-
ties Of the English and
American stage.
POSITIVE NOVELTY.
First production on any st,Re Of the now aud
original hurlesque. including the double
stage and al the modern i'm
prOycments, entitled
ILAZE-L-hIRhB on, TIE REVENGE OF THE
MASCOT.
Complete I'm every detail. Beautiful music. superb
COSTUMES and al necessary auIilisrea.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT: PSnluette,
Al gallery SOC. Oc I5-3tF
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We have The Sopihera Planter and
Tprpi<r Tor October.
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Ut G X A Z Els / Il + T. / BAPTIST
CHURCH (eorner Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM r. HATCH
ER, ID. D., at IL o'clock A. NJ. and at half-past 2
O'Clock i. VI.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rTHE REPORT OF THE INSURANCE
l. DEPARTMENT Of the state Of New York,
for the year ending December 81, 1880, shows
that, OF the
TEN LARGEST LIFE-INsURANCE C0siPA-
MES IN THE UNITED STATES,
the one having the largest pereeAtage Of SURPLUS
10 LIABILITIES, and me one paying The largest
percentage Of DIVIDENDS To PREMIUM RECEIPTS,
Is the
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL;
aud 1T Is THE ONLY COMPANY WHOSE INTEREST
RECEIPTS HAVE, ron EACH or THE PAST SEVEN
YEARS fiS74-6ll, PAID BOTH DEATH LOSSES
AND EXPENSES.
E therefore can aad does furnish SAFER IN
suRAScE Al LEss COST than aay other company.
For further information address
JOHN Is. CARY,
state Agent, l0I5 Main street.
Richmond, Va.
DIR. J. s. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
tse t6-eodtSo2ll
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To-xIear saturday, October IS, 1880 at 81
o'e'0' ''''' sy I:ji ZINE CONCERT
N the Industrial Expedition. The following ~ 'he
i. Centennial 0vcrtnre, lDe Ecrdendorf) By fn'I
0rs' Love HIT Ne Alone, tMIllard,) ~ pupil Of
ms J. T Widow Dunn connie song, in cOsiums'l Mr.
'9 4. Conc, Ky p.rlins, to the Dell Miss Celia
'IsIi h I'm ne sunny soufh, Centennial octette and
IntermissIon, during which the orchestra, under
p.os,.rsor DE NORDENDORF, WIN play York
tswn ccri,cnniai waltzes and selections from the
Pirates of Penzancc. - go 60.
and orchestra. 49,.
S. Babies ON the Block, lcomic song, In costumeJ
Nr. J. vi. Ryal. ~
chestra. ,.1r,,,.o-..
fette. ..,....,n
nenf The Young ladies who will sing have fresh
and good voices; the comic songs viii be well rem
drrcd and the Centennial Octcttc Is the very PICK
Of me best singers from the Centennial Chorus.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND; YOU WILL bh
WE'LL PLEASED. &C lo-lt
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MOZART HALL.
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TI0N.
oCTOBER I'm TO NOvEMBER I'm.

TI0N.
OCTOBER 18TH TO NOVEMBER nth.
Open daily from / 0 O'Clock A. NJ to H. O'Clock
j. NJ, under The auspices Of the First Regiment
Virginia NOluateers.
DIVISION |.
comprises full exhibit Of the MINERAL resources
Of the State.
DIVISION II.
MANUFACTURES.
DIVISION III.
ART.
This division IS comprised IF loan collection,
and Is under the management Of Miss MARIA NOR
RIS, President Of the Art Association.
DIVISION ".
MACHINERY.
DIVISION V
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly, under the direction Of Professor NoIiDES-
DORf. \ programme Of each concert Will be pub
lislcd.
The ladies of the Bazaar Association win have
entire charge OF the restaurant. Meals will Dc
served NJ ali hours.
General admission.
Season ticket, admitting Ong. ..............S3 90
season Ticket admitting gentleman and two
ladies, or three lldies..... 90
Tickets for sale by G. +. JOHNSTON, 9lS Main
street. the ladies Of the Bazaar Association. and
officers and members of the regiment. &C
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cANGER HALLE (SEyENTH sTEsET BE-

GANGth HALLE kobNENlh oihnSi On
- TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALLl.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l7TlI.
MIL ITARY CONCERT BY DODWORTHS
RTEENTIl-REGIMENT BAND,
81 OF NEW YORK, CONSISTING OF 80
"a MEMBERS. 80
Ga PROGRA MHE--PART i. SO
i. Prelude, Hymn of Columbia, " In God We
Trust ..:........'.'.'.'' -'''.''''D1uNoItn'
q Overture A" KicnIi n........-...........N wagner.
s. Moroccan ian idyl for the piccoio). The Might
ingalc '.s'''.s.'Dd1icn'
MIR. a. NOZiGLiA.
4. RomanZa ION tic trombone), =" Non Yer"
MIR. j. PFEIFFENsCIINEIDER
8. Solo (cOrnet) " Costs Diva Normal. .Belni.
SIGNoR A. LlBERATI.
a. Collecstion, albion with solos for cornet,
clarinet. euphOniun, and nutc.......... Baetons.
MEssRs. LEIfERlH, AULD, GORE, and NO
ZIGLIA.
PART III.
l. COllocation, "reminiscences from Moyerbcer,
comprising gems from "L'Africsine,n lie
ProDhete." " I'Etoile du Nord," " Pardon de
Ploesmel,r" Robert lie Diable," and Les HUI
guenotsn The sOlosby
MESsRs LEIFERTH, AULD, and GORE.
2. Theme and variations (hute), "Spring, Gentle
Spring. DE CARLO.
g. Solo teupinniuml, Theme and variations.
SIGNOR RAFFAYALO. Rahayalo.
e. Solo (cornctl, Grand Fantasia" .." Hartman.
A.LlBERATI.
3, CoIlocst0n, Bultcrcup n............ DodUOrth.
HARVEY b. DODWORTH. Conductor.
Admission, 10 cents: reserved seats, eI-to De
had at Ramos hoscs's. oc lO-2t9
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GRAND OPENING.
QUALITIES, QUANTITIES, STYLES,

PRICES BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
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Nzg~ THALHIMER BROTHERS,
5O1 EAST BROAD STREET.
ATTRACTIVE PRESENTATION OF
NEW sTYLF 5 FOR THE FALL AND WINTER,
CONPRISINC


NEW sTYIFs FOR THE FALL AND WINTER,
CONFUSING
WORsTED DRESS FABRICS Of every kind
among which we name ALL-W0OL SIiOO-
DAB CLOTHS, MONTE, HERRINGBONES.
CASHMERES, ORIENTAL STRIPES, Nc.
Also, a full line Of SILKS. SATINs, SURAHS,
PLUSHES, VELYETS, and YELYETEENS Of
every desirable shade.
We call especial attention to our complete line Of
LADIES', MISSES. and CIllLDREN'S
CLOAkS, DOLMANS, SACQUES, snd III
STEERS, which we now prepared 10 show I'm
full variety of material ana trimmings.
Our stock Of DRESS FLANNELs and SACQUE-
INGS cannot he surpassed, embracing ~ IL
does every shade from 20c. per yard mp n 80.
For all Of the above we are keeping n complete
line Of TRIMMINGS of the most fashionable de-
signs, including SILK and CHENILLE PRINCES,
BEADED PRINCES and GIMPS. CORDS and
TASSELs, BUGLE ORNAMENTS, CRESCENTS,
BELLS, BALLS and ACORNs, aud BUTTONS Of
every kind.
MOIRNTNG GOODS BEING OUR SPECIAL
TY, our selections In this line cannot be sur
passed. We are prepared to oner some extra
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASIlMERES, which we
will guarantee from 10 To 25c. per yard
cheaper than they have heretofore been sold.
In this department, we are also Offering ALL. All,
SEYs, CA9EL's-HAIR, GRAPE CLOTH,
SILK-W ARP HENRlETTAS, BASKET
CLOTHS, and BROCADES, GRAPES, aud
GRAPE VEILlNGS AZ extra low prices.
If you wish to save money do not buy your
BLANKETS. COMFORTABlES, SHEEIINGS,
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, until you
have examined our stock.
We have recently added to our stock
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
In which we are prepared T. show a choice line of
new designs and cOlOrings at prices which cannot
be resisted.
terms 10 crafty the most Eistidious taste.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Central Block,
oc 5-W, Sa&Su sol east Broad street.
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Among the lot of
COLORED DRESS SILKS
are some elegant qualities for evening wear.

Also, large quantity Of SATIN designs In Satin
de Rhsdames, Satin dc Lyon, Surah satins' be-
sides other styles.
$3.50 SATIN DE RITADAME at s2.62;
1926 SATIN DE RIIADANE at s1.00;
80 SATIN DE RHADA8iE sts1.25.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
ELEGANT STATIONERY, &c.
We have just opened handsome stock Of
LETTER AND NOTE-PAPERs
in great variety, at low prices Ly the ream or sim
gle quire; some in new and pretty foxes, with
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES in boxes or separate.
Also, NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES,
PRAYER-BoOks, and HYMNALS or lates.
styles Of binding and finish.
ocl4 wO0DHOUsE 4 PARH6M
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DEATHS.

Died, on the I4th instant, ALLIE MATHEWS
only son Of A. a. and A. Z. Wells aged sixteen
months.
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50 SATIN DE hHADAME athl.zO.
Among the
FANCY sILKs AND DAMASSES
are ALL.-sLK GOODS at e5, 10, aud 9Oc., mp TO
the finest imported, in superb qualities and en-
tire new designs.
There arc also several pieces Of CL0AKING
SILKS, SATIN DE DUCHESS, and DRAP DE
LYON at near one-laIf thclr value to import.
We win besides have grand opening Of a
complete stock Of
NOVELTIES AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
of every descrlptlon-most Of which are
OF our own importation aud
exclusive styles.
We have also made fortunate purchase in
SILK vELyETs,
by which we are enabled to ofcr
GUINET's ALL-sILK (slLK BACK VELVET
ut So a yard-gcnenl value, $3.50;
BONNET & CIE's CLOAKING VELVET at
ss.25-cost upwards Of sl4 to import;
SILK VELVET at 75c.;
SILK VELVET at 81;
SILK VELVET at 81. %, $3.50, and 90;
CLOAKING VELVET st s2.0O-ne'er offered for
less than $3.50;
CLoAKING yELvETs at s4.2o-cost upwards Of
SO 10 import.
A full assortment Of
BLACK, CoLORED, AND FANCY
PLUSHEs.
For the arst time In Ave years We are enabled to
offer
BLACK CASHMERES
10 large quantities at real bargain.
The above goods are Of the celebrated Bon Jour &
Lupin's make, and will be sold at from
20 10 soc. yard under value.
We regret that space does not allow US TO specify
the many other bargains we have TO otter on Non
day. oc l5-Sa,suSIh
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Open daily from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to IL O'Clock
y. NJ, under the auspices Of the First Regiment
Virginia NOluateers.
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$3.50. 80 - -. - s+sitssss
fs- coHEx BROTHERS.
s,......s..s.....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-15

DIV IbIUN L
comprises a full exhibit Of the MINERAL resource
of the Sllfn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-02-17

WE are all children when Mr.. Frank
Lyster. coroner, from jamestown, makes
his appearance among MS. He was here
on Friday last, and brought as much
flesh as is usually allowed to mortals
here below. He is the largest man in
the county and probably in the state.
His present weight is $40 fbs,, which he
regards as rather light having a few
months AGO reached the astonishing
WEIGHT OF 500 lbs. His stature is feet,
3 inches. As coroner. engaged in the
solemn duty of sitting on corpse. he is
regarded as a very competent official.
We are pleased to add to this statement
another to the effect that his large quail
tiles of mind and heart are in keeping
with his physical proportions. ofkind-
" manners and generous instincts, Mr.
I.vster is regarded as a large addition to
the county. We nominate him as Pres
ident Of the next Fat Mems Convention
0ug iurymen are certainly to be con-
oratulated or wing the best kind OF
weather in wi. IN 60 attend court. They
have the consolation of knowing that dur
inp the bad weather of the last two weeks
staying at home would have been a
tame affair. and that but little work
could have been doAe. Therefore it IS
easy to be resigned under the eircum-
stances.
Who wouldn't be a juryman.
and with the jury sol!
when storms rage, and howl and blow
.ye't lust as lief rs not;
And draw 50 fees per day,
And near attorneys argue, ,
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