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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-09
N,ne phxsIc,ans Outdone.

II is generally considered pretty difficult
task to Guido q physician, but the following
will conclusively prove where nine were com.
pletely out.done. Mrs. Helen Pharviz, S3l
Dayton St., Chicago, H., was treated for
Consumption by nine physicians, Kings New
Discovery for Consumption completely cured
her. Doubling ones please drop her postal
and convince yourselves. Sold by q. Gehring
Trial bottles free. ~
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a., g. 90. between him and Malone

the fence was between him and Mahone'
ism. =, ,L.,,. ,o-
ciety has celebrated
TWO HAPPY EVENTS
IN tho limo byrnencal. On Tuesday the
18th Miss Kate Branch ana Mr; Within -.
Lamb were united at the residence OF ,nc
bride. a few miles above town, the hev' mI'
Nash, OF Richmond, oiilciatihg' Inc Diiuo
was the recipient OF many
HANDSOME AND COSTLY PRESENTS
ON the succeeding evening the marriage
alluded 10 in former letter-Nliss sallie
Campbell Peachy and Mr.. John u. spcn-
Ger. Of this city-came of. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. overly IN
the Episcopal church, which held perhaps
~ large an assemblagc as a similar occa-
sion ever collected within its walls. An
arch OF eycrgreens and flowers, win morse
shoe suspended. spanned the CHANGER 'front.'
lfbe bride was cXquisitely dressed, ana en-
HANGED the reputation already borne Is one
Of the lOyelicst OF the beauties OF IL
riamsburg. The bridal party LETT by the
evening train on tour westward.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Farmers report favorable yields general
", peanuts and corn being above the ave-
rage.
Our trade with Richmond has largely IN
creased since the extension OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, the merchants
realizing the convenience and capacity OF
that city as a trade-centre. y large delega-
tion from the Peninsula may be expected
up during Far-wcek. The Trades Parade
will no doubt greatly augment the number
The Williamsburg Light Infantry compa-
ny hold a meeting this week to perfect M
rangoments for attending. w.
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The Register complains OF Auditor :.
BROWN ALLEN who, in appointing tax
collector for Danyille, has substituted an
inexperienced colored man for AN eXpe-
.rienced and competent white clerk, against
whom no complaint has ever been made by
any party.
Negro collectors, negro orators, and ne
gro audiences to hear negro orators, will
cause many a ReAdiuster to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket next Tuesday week. 1t is
impossible that the people Of Virginia can
fail to be impressed 10y facts right before
their eyes. As Nelson Readiuster re-
Gently said, there are many men heretofore
voting with MALONE who for the reason
stated will vote against him this time but
without telling anybody OF their intention,
beforehand.
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Against Malone.

We were pleased 20 read IN the Repubii-
can Of yesterday Washington
organ-the following sentence:
"They are doing as much as they dare
to do against Malone, In view Of their
having been for him hast year."
Who are "they"l No less persons than
the editors OF The Times and the Tribune
OF New York. "They are doing as much
as they dare to do against MALONE"
What does Che word dare" refer to?
why, TO the fact that they supported him
last year. From which 1t appears that the
two most influential Republican Journals
In the United States are no longer among
MAHONE's friends. His friends are among
the Stalwarts-among the haters OF the
South aud particularly OF the Democratic
party-among the 800 brass-mcdal wearers
and their followers, the medals being gwen
to those who in the Chicago Convention OF
1880 voted on the last ballot, as on every
other ballot, for GRANT.
Now. Democratic Readiusters OF virgil
mia. how far dare" you go in view OF the
fact that you lasi year supported MALONE!
Can't you "dare" to 90 as far rs these two
Republicans? Can't you
cut loose from man whom the BLAINE Re-
publicans refuse longer TO recognize as
worthy of their support? Won't your
Democracy cause you to forsahc a man
whom the Liberal Republicans turn over
TO the tender mcrcies OF a Stalwart Adj
Let not your friends re-
proach you after the 9Th Of November rs
having betrayed the National Democratic
party by giving half-yotc to sustain WILL
LIAM MALONE.
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DEtEIHG.

Died. " cdrrsday. October Is. 1852. Ia tie scy-
cnfh year of hcr age. If diphthcria. " AIRY II AR
EISON, oldest child of Powhatan and Maria May
Hrc'dcn.
The funeral took place from the residence Of
her father on Till RSDAN al IL o'clock \. ".
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. October %. 1852. at savannah. Ga, }. L..
ENERLI, in the ty-fCurth year of his age.
The funeral will take place TODAY. october
1wenty-scycuth and Franklin streets. Friends
ana acquaintance r. pccifully invited 10 attend.
Died. ri his residence I'm this city. ON Thursday
morning about $50 o'clock. JOHN r. PEitOE. IN
thc forucih year OF hi. age.
heard The voice Of Jc-u5 say
Come unto nc and rest:
Lay down. thou weary one lay down.
Thy head upon my breast.
| came 10 Jesus as ! WI
Weary. and worn. and sad
| found in Him rcsimg-llacc
Andh he h1s made me CAD.
His funeral will take place from Christ church
SUNDAY MOENlNG 40 -: > O'Clock. Ericua- of
the family arc invited - attend. II
DIED. on Thursday morning, the 2Gih Instant, at
lalf-p1st o'clock. al the residence OF hi, mother
No. 1903 cast Grace street. L!cgtcnaut DONALD
WINSTON. 4. =. y. son 81 the latc Joseph u.
Winston. In the twcnty-cighth year of hi, age.
III friend, and those of The family are rrluO lci
~ attend his funeral THIS AFTERNOON Al ,
o'clock from ~. james church.
Entered into rest on Thursday morning. Octo-
Der rs. lS-2. aged one wear and Ntt'cu DAYS.
RUSSELL SEYMOUR, only child Of Lizzie VI.
and 4. Duyal EIall
Friends Of the families are invited 20 attend Tire
funeral from thc residence 90 his uncle. Edwin \.
VIM. 500 Marshall street. on FRIDAY MORN
ING III IL O'Clock.
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virginia News.

Mr.. Kelley will speak in Alexandra next
week.
The Democrats OF the Second district
had a grand rally at Norfolk Wednesday
night.
The negro woman Of Alexandria, named
Emma Lee, who Kidnapped little girl in
Washington recently, has been sent to jail
for six months.
In Alexandra on wednesday Mrs. Sarah
Tomlin, wife OF Policc-Oiiicer Robert
Tomlin, an old and esteemed lady OF that
city, fell down a flight OF step, at her resi-
dencc, on Queen street between Pitt and
st. Asaph. and severely, ii not seriously,
injured herself.
We are happy to announce that Char
lottcsyillc and Albcmarlc county will
cover themselves with glory on the lth OF
November. Mahoncism will he showed
under in Albcmarlc county This iall. And
don't YOU forget it.-Chari0tesrdle Jc1cr-
SOElGn.
We may say for the Information OF the
Stalwarts generally that Dezendori, Daw-
son. and other StraigltOut Republicans,
are making the Virginia canvass, especially
in this district. red-hot for Malone and
MS bacArr, II'ri"tHt -hlll'u w YIN
Ledger.
TIE West Point star. speaking Of John
5. Wise at King and Queen Courthouse on
the 10Th, says: "Mr. Wise did have one
man. and only one. to hear him at King
and Queen Courthou>c-did convert his
audience, and what speaking WIS done,
which was none at all, was done in tho
open air. KIM and Queen is all right
for Massey and Garrison
In Bcrryyiilc, Clarke county. last week,
Walter Chappcl, aged about sixteen years.
accidentally shot himself with revolver,
and death ensucd in about IN hour. lie
Wa, cndeavoring 70 shoot some chickens,
and while looking under some boards for
one Of the fowls it is supposed the weapon
was accidentally discharged, the ball tn
tcrng the head ut his right eye.
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You will find the most exquisite designs IN
FRENCH NOVELTIES. In both WORsTED
and SILK;
Elegant BROCADES w SILK and VELVET;
POLkA-DOT OITOMAN-, BLACK and COL
ORED;
EMBROIDERED ROBES,
BLACK and COLOGED CASIMFRES,
SHOODAII CLOTH, GERsTER CLOIii-in iri'
goods Of every price and quality ana III ai' 'i'
shade used Ills season.
OUR CARPET STORE
+. %, the second noOr. md every one wantlnK
CARPET. RUG. OIL-CLOTI, or WINDo"-
SHADES should not fail 10 look through "uF
very large and wcll-as-ortcd stock before p"I
chasing ... .,.,
We have MOQUETTE and AAMlNs ! -. ' -
VET CBGDY BRUSsEL>l; TAPteIkl III
four grades. TIIREE-PLY. 1WO-PIl' IN
IRA STPFRFINE INGRAM, Ll>I' 'lil-
NEsE, and HEMP CARPETS;
SMYRNA. VELVET. ANMiNsTER, NO
OUEITE. aud OIL-CLOTH RUGS
cocoa MATS IN every size ana qniity;
DRTrGGFTS-cycry size and prices That must
please:
4 spleudid stock Of WlNDOW-sIlADEo.
10 crown al. We are prepared 10 do any "'r" Do
this department al short notice ana guar 'A'''
.,tisfaction. LEVY, DAVIS a DRAht'
success .ors To- Levy Brother
oc2j 10Y and 1919 Main street.
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In answer to Il circular OF the Ciyil-Ser-
vice Reform Association in New York,
General Slocum, Howard Carroll, Charles
Rhodes, y. w. hitting, and Lewis Beach,
congressional candidates, have expressed
themselves in favor OF the Senate bill to
regulate and improve the civil service and
the House bill prohibiting political assess
mcnts-measures which the Association
are strongly observation-disclosures Su".
The gentlemen named are some OF them
Democrats and Others OF them Republic
cans.
But why should the Ciyil-Servcc Re
form Association ask such aquestion? Mr..
ARTHUR, Mr.. CAMERON, General MALONE,
and all who run the Administration are
daily using money forced out OF the pockets
OF ofiicc-holders. The Republican party
lives by despoling not Democrats only,
but Government officers OF its own family.
II reform is to be compelled, let every
Ciyil-Service Roiomer vote the Democratic
ticket. The Administration party is party
OF corruption.
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,o,,,no ,veve eIec,c,l an executive: commit

lowing were elected an executive: commit
tee for the county: -,
Clifford Disrict-Dr. f.. G. smith,
Henry Peter, T. ID. Parker, W. l.. haii,
and II. i. Gill. n
Gotham District-E. 7. Faison, D.. -.
Seward, /. W. Maynard, Il. I. Maraple'
and John J. Wilson.
Blackwater Districts. c. Richardson,
G.. +, Maynard, J. II. Barham, DR.. D d.
Barham, and &. w. Lane.
The committee met Immediately. ana
elected r.. u. Gillian county chairman,
The committee will see that every WHITE
man is registered and voted.
Surry will give a plurality Of 2Oo ior
Marshall. Libby will beat Dezendorf by 4
small vote in the county. l.. W. ~
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PETERSBURG.

PURCHASES BY NORTHERN sETiLEkS-A
r.RGy NEW CoTTON-FACTORY TO BE
ERrcTEp-A FARMER AssAULTED-sUIT FOR
DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
ICorrespondeYce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 20, 1892
Within the past few days number OF
farms in Chesterfield and Prince George
counties have been purchased by settlers
from the Nortl-mostly from Pennsylva-
min. During the past three or four
wears hundreds OF families from the North
have purchased farms in the counties
around Petersburg.
The site Of the old Petersburg foundry,
on Old street, has been purchased by
Mcssrs. DAVIS, Roper q Co., who intend
to begin at once the erection of large cot
ton-factory thereon, with the most i'm
proved modern machinery for manuIactu-
ring purposes. The foundry buildings
were burned several years ago. An expert
engineer from Lowell, Mass, will arrive
here in day or two to furnish the survey
of the site and plan OF the buildings.
There is abundant room for the profitable
enlargement and development OF this i'm
pOrtani industry in Petersburg.
DIR. A. II. Stands, Il well-knOwn citizen
of Prince George county, it Is reported,
was assaulted and quite severely injured q
day or two ago by a party whom he found
hunting on his farm, and whom he ordered
to leave. The Doctor was struck on the
head with gun and his scalp was painfully
cut.
New cotton is now coming in very freely,
and the receipts GIll doubtless soon equal,
if not surpass, those OF last year. The trans
actions to-day were quite large.
Cornclia Moore (rolored yesterday in>ti-
mted suit in the Circuit Court OF this city
against j. VI. Phelps for false imprison-
mcnt and malicious prosecution. The
damages are laid at $1,000. The plaintiff
was arrested last week rs she was getting
on the train fer North Carolina 10 visit her
sister, on q warrant sworn ont by Phelps,
charging her with larceny. The ease came
before the Mayor for examination, VINO dis
missed the proceedings and acquitted the
accused. ROBIN ADAIR.
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PETERSBURG. October p. 1ss2.
o the Editor of the Dispatch:

TO the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you please publish in your Fri
days issue what are the powers and du-
ties Of the Federal supervisors Of cleo
ton! and oblige q SUBSCRIBER.
IL would require a column or more Of
room 20 contain all the laws defining their
duties. But we can state the substance Of
all OF them in few words: The supervisors
are empowered to do whatever is necessary
20 secure free and fair elections and fair
counts. They can be present during re-
gistratlOn, during voting, and during
counting; and they have the right, for IN
stance, 10 indicate upon the polI-book the
name Of every man who votes on capita
tion-tax receipt given by collector OF
taxes, or who for any other reason is slIs-
pected Of not being a lawful voter. A
Democratic House OF Representatives will
10 the rest.
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The Scottsyille Courier remarks that
Judge OFERRALL's " conscience" will not
allow him 10 unscat Democrat or Re
publican who has been elected 10 Congress
by 1000 or 5000 majority and put in n man
who had no earthly claim to the position.
But PAUL did DO this very thing, and he
says he did it consciontiously." Choose
We between them.
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AMUSEMENTS.


rVuE PROFESSOR RAN IN NEW
YORK ISL nights at the ,Iadlson-squarc
Theatre, the Hazel Klrke Theatre the
Theatre where Hazel Kirke aud Esmeralda
We're born and married. Why was
THE PROFESSOR SO successful? Because It
It is full Of wit and beauty. Because 1t cap;ivatcs
The venerable father. Because It charms the
Prudent mother, and the homely man from
The country, flst!diou5 man Of the city,
Plain man Of the cottage, and the rich man from
The palace. TIE PROFESSOR ran
One hundred and nfty-oac nights, because i,
satisfied the c1acting heart Its Wit charms
The Intellect; It's paihos nolis She understanding.
Its fun delights all the young people and
Make the girls glad they were born. It touches
Al sides Of one nature, the lawyer, the scholar
Tie merchant, thu poor taxpayer, ihe artist,
The good man. the industrious man, the miner
The belle Of thc salon, the s,onccut'cr, the
Conscientious cashier. the yirtuous politician,
Thchoncs. GclcSatcin Congrc.s-all good people
Go to sec TIE rnorEssoa:
The Rcy. Robert Collycrsay
Among the heat things rorpcoplc who
Love wholesome laughter"
joaquin Nil'r says: " Bright and a5
Ne, a. q nugget Of Nevada silver"
See for yoursc,f-lIoSDAY and TUESDAY
EyESmGs, october 30th and 3lst, atthc
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Handsome souvenir Programme Tor Tie Ladlc'
foe 27-2tI
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WILLIAMSBURG.

WORD OK POLITICS - COL0RED PEOPLE
KNOW TIE DEBT Is sETTLED-FAsmONA-
BE MARRIAGE.
lC0rrosp ondcnce Of the Richmond u -patcl.l
WILLIAMSBURG, October %, 1882.
Since the t,tr0r before reported matter,
have gradually quictcd down, and the
town resumed it, Wonted appearance. \
casual observer would likely fall into the
error that no particular interest wa, now
being manifested in Che approaching
election, but beneath this deceptive sur
face The initiated can perceive that
the Democrats are steadily pcrfectinS
their organization. the Stlaight0uts
silently masking their forces, and the CO.
alitionists mysteriouslv endeayoring to
solve this new and complicated rule Of
three. Occasionally some Stcalthy fiahOnc-
tie is seen proving on the still-hunt. The
forest used 10 be full of such yote-,taikers,
but Of late they distrust the woods, eSpc-
cially Smallwoods. Thi, may be consider
ed IS one OF the strongest holds Of
THE COALITION
in the State (he asylum patronage welded
TO its fullest extent is bound to tell on the
colored vote. The asylum seems to be the
Mecca OF another class OF voters political
aspirations also, judging from the amount
of boss-wOr,hip going on. OF course no
one can infalliby predict the result in the
Second district. All claim much. The
Republicans are split, the Democrats solid.
1t may have been dreamed, but | have
faint recollection Of something that NAV be
translated "Unitcd we stand. divided they
fall \ peep through Democratic specta-
cles reveals
BMGHTfNING HORIZON,
and the Peninsuar begins TO sketch itself
i'll familiar and cheerful outlines: the War
wick " SayOlkons" are marshalling their
strength; the rOquOsincrs OF York i'm mass
meeting assemble at Hudgins's store next
week. (At the name OF Malone the Poquo-
siner is as grum as his native oyster. but
Just whisper Massey and Marshall and q
basket OF CLANS looks no more cOmphcenD.
On the 3Oth Williamsburg will respond TO
Marshall, Griffin, Doyle, and probably
GoOde.
AN ASTOUNDING LIGHT
has Just broken in on the colored people Of
James City county. They have made the
discovery that the State debt, rs far rs the
people are concerned, has been passed
upon. One informed me that the Malone
lies up to the present time had succeeded
quite successfully in binding them with
that question, but that gropIng around in |
the dark they had stumbled over some
facts which removed the bandage from
their eyes. The same deception has been
attempted TO slight extent on the whites, |
rs the following will show: Some DAYS AGO |
your correspondent was accostcd by a gen.
ileman IAN old acquaintance, and
TIE DELUDED MAN
actually talked reimbursement; admitted.
however, that he ''was on the fence"
seemed to have forgotten that the Riddle
lerger bill had been passed, and was I'M
lergoing the scrutiny OF the courts, but
acknowledged that their decision must be
egarded as final. A brief history of the
oalItion and the question which he was
DING to readjust produced Il silence, and
he tone Of his voice at parting limited that
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.F"MiGdle measures are often but mid
ding measures" There are no enid
dlings" about kidney-W ort. It is the
most thoroughly refined Glover" Of mcdi-
cine. II knows no halfway measures. but
radically uproots all diseases Of the Kid
ncys. liver, and bowels. 1t ovcrthrows
piles, abolisbcs constipation, and treats the
system 20 gently and soothinglya> 70 prove
is true kind,hip to nature in all it, praises.
II i, prepared in both liquid and dry form.
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OANVILLE.
MILESTONE BURST TO PIECES-TAX-C0LLEC-
TORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM Nun
FORD AND CABELL.

MILESTONE BURST TO PIECES-TAN-C0LLEC-
TORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM Nun
FORD AND CABELL.
Correspondence Of the Elclmond III paiehI
CCTc3cR 20. 1852.
During the recent rainy weather. log Of
wood got under the WatCr-gatc OF the mil
OF Mr.. George \. llodnctt, about l0urmil
north Of Chatham, and m removing This
there was such flow Oh water upon the
wheel that one OF the stone, was burst into
fragments from the rapidity OF It's motion
and the fragments thrown violently about
the room. 1 man who was in That room
was badly hurt. Mr.. Iiodnett was here Il
day or two ago providing for repairs.
Julius W. Payne (colorcd) has been ap-
pointed by Auditor Allen u collector Of
capitation- and propcrty-taXcs from those
reported in>olNenl for 1881. Sheriff W. J.
Oyerbey has been appointed to th, buSi-
ness for the county. The Register gives
these figure, for Danyiilc: Total amount Of
taxes not paid for 1881, SG50.Sl: white
poll-tax, Sill: property, S93.24; colored
poll-taX, S34t; property, Sll.jS.
Mr.. Muniord says that Major Edmund
son, OF Halifax county, shipped to Dur
ham, y. G.. during the last tobacco year
900 packages OF leaf tobacco. and under
the proposed inspection law he would have
had to pay on these packages $1,000. "The
Observation-Disclosures brigade were standing by
in eager expectancy OF rations."
Colonel Cabcll says that Jack Palmer OF
Halifax county. is the only Democrat
amongst the 293 clerks employed per fine
House Of Representatives, and that Mr..
Palmer could not be IIubbcllized, and he
also says that there is not man from any
one OF the thirteen States OF the South
for there are thirteen "-not man from
any OF these who holds any prominent
Office under the present Administration.
And the 81 men who are reported - hay
ing received appointment, through the in
luencc Of Hon. j. :. Barbour have, 81 per
letter from Mr.. Barbour on the subject,
been reduced TO two or three who received
help from him indirectly. ALPHA.
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IL THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.
THEIR STORE - CROWDED FROM MORNING
Till NIGHT. DRAWN BY THEIR
MAMMOIIL >IOlh.

THEIR STORE - CROWDID FROM MORNING
NIL NIGHT. DRAWN BY THEIR
MAMMOTH >IOth.
WE WILL OFFER MONDAY SOME SPECIAL
BARGAINS Just RECEIVED.
l case DOUBLE-FOLD TWILLED DEBEGE 1T
1867, reduced from 2jc.;
ca,e CASHMERE at 1850. reduced from 2oc.;
/ case ARMOURE> DEhSs-GOODr az Il g. re-
l case Slii'DNiI CLOTH 1T 22c. worth toe;
/ case MORE DEESs-GOODS az l2.c. worth
several ca,c, DRESS-G00DS at % and 12.c.:
500 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from 2Jc 20
100 i pie S', iELrACHED AND UNBLEACHED
SHEErlNG atthc lowWicc of 2Oc.' reduced
80 ,S'' 2'I E;rINFoHCED LlNEN-BosoNED
SHIRTS nj soc. worth 81:
100 dozen LlNEN-Bo>oNED SHIRTS ar Soc.
10 dozen dozen He'd INDICATED UYDEESHIRTs
An immcn-c Iiacof U>DER-GAEMENTs sui,a-
Die for the season ~ very low nric,, -.
- dozen GFN1LEltIN.> PLAIN WHITE LIN
IN HASDhERCnlit~ cEiIa size. slight.
80 dozen GENTIU}u.N'~ COLORFD-BOR-
DERED Observation-Disclosures diinaeed.a 10
I.o55 'pir WHITE ~ud GRAY BLANKETS
An immense stock Of CARPETS. RUGS. OIL
CLOTHS. NATTiNG>. and CURTAIN
LACE. in all Of which "c oaci special 'at-
We show On our second door the largest stock In
this city of tUR-LIN - Clit J. it~. NlLh
CKCCLAEr., CL;GIH ,CuEC[i LA..II' IN
FITS: GOSSANERS for ladies and miss, ''sen-
An5incr H. Of Silks, sATINs. vELYETs. and
PLISllF~ just opened.
80 pieces Sil'IN MiKyEHLEUX at 90c. per
20 piece, BLACK siLKlo inches widca, 9oc.
10 piece SILK 20 inches wide at 81 per yard
10 piece. SILK p inchc~ wide at :l.25 per yard.
CoLORED 0rI0liNS % incLcs Wide at $50
BR6CNDED sATINs - inches wide at 81 per
DE6CibED sATlNs p inches wide a, SLIGO
per yard:
CoLoRED sATIN> 20 inches wide al 75c. per
coL0EEO sAriNs p ircheswltc a, 9oc per
yard. NltLE BkOlUtR>.
BIZ Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main s,rce,. oc l5-cod
would respectfully inform nay friends That
am with the above arm, and would De glad 70
serve them.
oe s-collm W. L.JfNNINGs.
Ia CHAMPAGNE.
Receiving direct from my house 'n France.
EXTRA DRY NEE/rNAl,
IMPERIAL.
NANlNt ". ami
PREMIERE ~FRRF.
Also, constantly on Land.
ca NlT,iN a CO.,
PIPER llElDSIECk.
LOUIS RODERER lvaXcl. AMI tlo
tRBANA WINE COMPANIES GOLD SAL, q
very upcrior wine, made ia lAi- cDuutr,.
oc 3-Im %. tHANY.
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Tie Virginia lar journal ior October
Is notwithstanding and valuable No.
Not one OF the articles but IS worthy Of
the JoTnGi The editor, "spcod the part
ing" judges OF tic supreme Court of APP
peals with many Wcll-merited compliments,
and "wccomc the coming" Judges by
compliment to Judge LEWIS which j.
equally we'll merited. We cordially concur
in the praise in both cases.
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN and JAMES VI.
MATTHEW'S, editors. !. W. RANDOLPH y
Co.. publishers. All Of Richmond.