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A virginia hook .

History of AUGUSTA County, va. By D.
LEWIS PEYToY, author OF "The Ameri'
can Crisis; or, Pages from the Note Book
Of State Agent during the Civil wa,
"Over the Alleghanics and Across the
Prairics; or. Personal Rccollections oil
the Far West One and Twenty Years
Ago.; "a Statistical View Of the state
of Illinois," &c. Staunton, Va: ). NJ
YosT e. Co. 1882.
This Is an interesting book. Such one
ought to be written concerning many an
other county in Virginia. Mr.. PEYToS
gives not only history OF the formation OF
Augusta county, but all sorts OF valuable
information concerning 1t. Also, histories
Of large number Of families IN that
county. In fact, rs we judge by hasty
glance over this book, it is one which will
command large sale in Augusta county,
and be ordered by many persons living in
other counties. to say nothing Of the hun
dreds OF Augusta people and their de-
scendants in other States.
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Congressional Elections.
4 correspondent sends us The !ollt

\ correspondent sends us The following:
The Congress has a clear constitutional
right to prescribe exclusively the time,
place, and manner OF elections for repre-
sentatives. 1t has an equal right 10 alter
State laws upon that subject. There must
have been 1t fist State laws under which
such representatives could be elected;
otherwise there could have been no Con-
gress. Whenever The Congress chooses to
alter the State laws 1t can do so, and the
alterations thereby eXpunge or add TO
State law; but il ia then State law, not
United States law. Had Congress passed
its bill with its meaning expressed IS bill
to alter the laws OF, &C., much confusion
would have been avoided and perhaps
some not unreasonable doubts dissipatod.
\ technical mind might not unfairly con-
tend either that Congress must do all or in
default Of that must alter the State lawn
word, that lie election must lie conducted
under Federal law or under State law. II
the former, all the agents would he Fed
eral; If the latter, all the agents must he
OF the State.
| But the decision Is otherwise and il the
law. In the words OF Webster, that is the
bargain.
What is The extent OF jurisdiction
Time-Thc date at which IN election
shall be held; perhaps the space OF time ii
shall occupy.
Placc-Thc geographical location or 10.
cations OF the polls.
| Manncr-The machinery Of an election
how the vote shall be given when put. by
whom received, bv whom witnessed. by
whom counted, to whom rSported, and by
whom certified.
But the qualification OF voter is diff.
ferent thing. That is fixed by the Const
tuition OF the United States us exclusively
n State matter. One State may require an
educational test, one a property test, one
prepayment OF taxes. Upon questions
arising as to those tests the State tribunal,
have exclusive jurisdiction. 1t has unfor
tunatcly OF late years been the habit o.
Federal officials to talk and act as il tn,
Federal Government were an alien govern
ment; they the irresponsible agents O
irresponsible power. The exhibition ha
been impartial rs to State laws, as often
sye I'm New York as in Virginia. Wa
Herbert Spencer right in saying, "Yo,
have the bones Of liberty, but have not tn,
spInt"i G.
We will mention here what we have no
seen or heard mentioned by anybody sine,
the questions which our correspondent
discusses recently became living ones il
this community. Sections 5506 and 551l
oil the Revised Statutes of the United
States are both taken from San act 10 en-
force the right of citizens of the United
States to vote in the several States Of thi,
Union, and for other purposes" They
couIdnot, therefore, have been intended BY
Congress to refer to Section Nv. Of Article ],
OF the Federal Constitution declaring that
the time, place, and manner of holding
elections for congressman may be fixed BY
Congress. There is nothing in this section
OF the Constitution upon which such law
could be based.
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sprCyAL NOTICES,
DON'T PUT IT OFF UNTIL TIE LAST DAY.
w-PKEPARE

CHINA, WAX, and INDEsTRUCTlBLEp oLLo
sursTE SSSks JSS SSxs sT 2hisTos ! 4NS
s sTSs eSs sG2 HDors. S and lEEiNs;
ALPHABET BLOCKS; S yHvE nSsMEs. nXCK,
cu 1SI ? TIA sETs. DINNER SETS and WASH
SETS Cgrs and w, sAgcfcEnIh Ina
ORNAMENTS, CARD BONES and CARD
wo THs BOXES. DREssING-CAsEs for ladies'
pArrhEihes sSiF'iiGHTs WRISTBANDS, and PEN
puS%TrdrGERRSbm ALBUMS. AUTOGRAPH Az; Az;
BUNS. PoCkEr-BooKs, PICTURES and
en- ,G MAG HdoPs. MARBLES. TOPS. MATCH
PANESE LANTERNS; ,.,,,,e>,c
TIN TOYS, MAGNETIC TOYS, PIN,CUSHL0Ns,
FANCY BOXES OF CARDS rAfEH anu
yArHNEsE rccshp,cAsEs, gREAp-T 1R Is
HAHR phERS trIxr sns s G:o'E-DoAH''
SWISS WOOD-CARNlNGS In great variety u
GAR-sTANDs. CHEssMEN, FRAMES;
BASKETS OF the following kinds: Work, In,
fints-, KpItting-, Collecting, Lunch-' and
wJI II IS,' D ROOMS HOLDERS. GLOVE and
HANDKERCHIEf-B SHE'LL BOXES
JEWELRY in great varlety-a large stock laid In
especially for holiday Trade; 80, ,,,,,,s
SETS OF TABLE-CLOThs with NAPKINS 10
match; - - ..,,.
ELEGANT TOWELS. TRAY-CLOTIIs, TIDES,
and LACE BED SETS: -.
LACE CURTAINS. TABLE and PIANO-CO'-
FRS, aud LAMBEEQUlNS;
ELFG ANT EMBROIDERED IIANDkER-
CHIEFS IN perfumed cases, and SILK HAND
CRAvATs, tbs, scARFs, sUsPENDERs,
SOCKS and GLOVES:
LACE TIES. FICHUs, -sCARFs, COLLAR
ETTES. SILK and LINEN HASDhER-
CHIEFS;
LEVY, DAVIS
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we could force every student Of medical
science 10 60 TO the expense Of q foreign
education, on whom would the bad consc-
quences faltS On the richs Not al all.
As long rs there Is In France, in Italy, In
Germany, single surgeon Of eminent
skill. a single surgeon who l.. to use the
phrase Of the member for Preston, adj
dicted to dissection, that surgeon will be
In attendance whenever an English noble
man is 10 be cut for the stone. The higher
orders IN England will always be able to
procure the best medical assistance. Who
suffers by the bad state OF the Russian
school OF SURGERY The Emperor Nicho-
las9 BY no means. The whole evil falls
on the pcasantry."
How IL material for anatomical disscc'
ton to be obtaineds We concede all that
Professor MALIET md Lord MAcArLAY
claim; and still we cannot understand how
this material Is to be procured. We are
inclined, however, 10 think that our neigh
Dor OF the State has come as near to solv-
ing the problem as anybody is likely to
come in this day and generation. 1t says
"thc boys" at the Medical College must
follow the Spartan rule Of taking great
care not to be caught.
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John X. Gilliat d Co.'S ToDnec" eirc"'
Loxpoy, 4 CROSBY SQUARE, Z. Co
December 2, 1882. }

Ioypoy. 4 CROSBY SQUARE, +. G., J
December 2, 1892. }
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
Orr market continues extremely dul',
with very small transactions In any class Oh
tobacco. We arc not surprised, nor can
we profess to look for much Improvement
in the demand for some time TO come.
! witt, all the influences at work on maniac
turers, glowing reports OF the new crop,
and the promise Of large supplies next
YEAR. exaggerated, perhaps, 10y Interested
PARTIES, TO say nothing OF the undoubtcd
fact OF improbable trade Mt. home, 10 Is
only natural that they should hold their
hands and prefer to await further develop
mcnts.
Our stock OF old strips contains some
good. useful parcels, both OF Henderson
and Greensboro type, but consisting
olmos. entirely Of dark or brown tobacco.
This il not wanted at present, at least not IN
sufficient quantity to make much impress
sion ON the stock in merchants hands. Inc
universal cry Is for color to work up with
the remnants OF old parcels. and 1t seems
not unlikely this want will be freely met 10y
carly shipments both from the West and
Virginia. This may again render it more
difficult TO sell old stock. but as neither
eau-dried Burlcy nor Virginia brights
can form the staple OF our trade, we may
hone with some further exercise OF pa
tience to dispose of fair proportion OF
the present stock before the regular import
OF next summer can be placed on The
market.
Prices for new crop reported in the West
do not. We think, make ii absolutely Gear
that stemmers have got hold OF good
thing this year. Another fine crop would
probably on present basis OF cost make the
margin for profit look very small, assuming,
rs we stlppose we may. a full preparation
Of strips. No doubt each stemmer will
follow his own views, but it looks to us q
season in which common prudence would
dictate q somewhat conservative policy.
QUOTATIONS.
Virginia Leof.-Common TO mddling,
sd. to sd. per pound; fair to good and
fine, Cd. to I'D. per pound; bright fancy,
SD. TO I'D.
Virginia ShfpS.-Common TO middling
Cd. to sd. per pound; good 10 fine, Sd.
to 95d. and sd. per pound.
Wcstern Lcaf.-Common TO middling
exports, i'd, to sd. per pound; good to
fine exports, SD. to esd. per pound; sound
dry, common to midding, 45d. to sd. per
pound; fair to good and fine. jld. to ed.
per pound; colory, id. to 10d.
Western StripS.-Common TO middling,
sd. to ID. per pound; fair to good and
cd. to I'd. per pound: fair to good and
fine parcels, I'D. TO sd. and Tod. per
pound; selections and bright Kentucky
river, 9!d. 10 I'D. per pound.
Maryland and Ohio-5ld. to SD. and
9id. per pound.
NeGroiead and CarendiSh-jd. to I'D.
and lSd. per pound.
joins K. GILLIAT & Co.
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Far superior to the fashionable and
Elusive preparations OF beef, wine, and
IRON" says Professor +. w. Hunt, NJ. D.,
honorary member Imperial Medical Society
Of st. Petersburg, Russia, etc., etc, OF The
Liebig Ccmpany's Coca Beef Tonic. II will
construct the most shattered and cnfeebled,
reInyigorate the aged and intirm, and make
sickly children blooming and healthy. In
valuable in all female complaints, romoy-
ing irrcgularity, pains, and exhaustion.
Quiets restless children and infants. Be
ware OF limitations.
There are five al. W. Friends" III Pc
tersburg. 1t was not j. Wesley Friend
who signed the iron-Bitters certificate.
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Deaths.


Died. ~ bis cilcncc m This city. on Monday.
December ] :, 1882. "a twenty minutes past 3
o'clock i. ~. JAMES LYONS, III tie eighty
second yea. of lisae
The funeral services wiz tlkc place NJ -. James
Episcopal church TO-DAY "Wednesday at ~
O'Clock
Died. at tic residence Of her son. in this city.
December IL. 1852. Mrs. ANN l.. PAT iEESON.
r, ict Of Che late William Patterson. of Luncnharg
county, Va, IN the cighty-aflh year OF ler age.
Entered into rest. December 10Th. AZ 4 quarter
past , o'clock, after lingering Illness. which size
bore with patience. Mrs. Ann l.. HARRISON,
wife 0f " iliam H. Harrison in the forty-iourth
year OF her age.
asleep IN Jesus, blessed Sleep
Funeral no,cc in this evenings State.
Washington aud Baltimore papers please copy.
Entered intO rest. on Tuesdiy, December 10Th,
WILLIE, infant son of l.. Cas- and sidney Tay-
lOr Adair.
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
he funeral fr' IN the residence of lis grandfather
ii. i. TAYLOR. Cos east Leigh street, TO-DAY AT
. O'Clock l.. NJ.
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The Yorkto,cn Centennial ode and Ohe'
Poems. BY JAMES BARRON HoPE. Nor
folk: Landmark Publishing Company
1892. Price, in paper, 90 cents; in cloth,
81.
The above book was noticed in our CO.
lumns yesterday but credited to the wrong
house. IT is for sale by Messrs. j. w. RAN
DoIPH & ENGLISH.
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fore no reached tho reserved seat he saw
the enemy, and instantly there io,t was con as
OF heat lightning over ms lo o1I,,' vo"'' no
and turning &. r irthcr end q the
dining-room. A smile mild as mo ,na,,,ai
on backyard PLAYED on the in!e'i Gn
outlook Of the pIumed knight. hr. to Gso
ling has aged amazingly In the las. 1--WE 1--WE
years. That famous lock has disappeared
from his lofty brow, ana the SHOWS o. mso
have whitened his dome OF thought ONCE
covered with golden hair.
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SUBJECTS FOR DISSECTION. In an address
delivered before the Medical and Chirurgi-
cal Faculty Of Maryland April II, 1880,
Professor JOHN W. MALLEr, NJ. D., Of the
University Of Virginia, said
"Perhaps there are few questions rela.
ting to the material means OF medical study
which stand so much in need OF judiciously
cxerted influence by the profession upon
the public as that OF material for anatomi.
cal dissection. 1t L. disgraceful to the in.
teliigence OF any civilized people in this
age Of the world that there should be no
legal provisions for the procurement of the
indispensable means for the study OF hu.
man anatomy. with all possible safeguards
against wantonly shocking the feelings OF
the living nay, that there should exist legal
penalties IN the way Of obtaining such neces-
ssry means Of study, which are eyaded in
ways calculated to break down respect for
law, and to needlcssly increase unreason-
Ing public prejudice. aud which, II they
were not eyaded. would cut away The very
ground from beneath any possible form OF
sound medical education. In this country
OF popular government, In which II Is
usually claimed that legislation should be
Ior the advantage OF the masses OF the peo-
pic, u would be well II the influence OF the
medical profession could be brought to
bear 10 favor Of such sound common. sensc
on this question a. was expressed bv Lord
Aacsulay nearly fifty years ago In The
course Of debate on Mr.. Warburton;s
anatomy BILL"
Professor MALLEr then quotes from Lord
AAcAULAY a. follows:
"n we could do all that In the opinIon
q the member for Preston ought TO be
lone, y we could prevent disinterment. n
re could prevent dissection, II we could I
'esscy Tie English school Of anatomy, Il
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In the article replying to a question put
70 us by the Norfolk Ledger, which article
Is elsewhere In to-day's Dispatch, we said
nothing In regard to the policy Of organ.
'zing anew the Democratic party Of Wiz.
ginia. We reserve what we have to say
upon that subject to future day.
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Conkling and Blainc-An Uncxnectod
Meeting.

A writer given to original forms Of OK.
preston, In recent letter from New York
to friend in Washington, thus describes
an incident which he witnessed at the
Fifth-Avenue Hotel, New York. recently:
The Hon. James G. Blaine and wife were
sitting at breakfast at table, at the end Of
which was a chair tilted forward TO show
TINT 1t was engaged. Directly the Hon.
Roscoe Conkllng entered and strrtted I'm
with oil bis senatorial dignity--that Is a
thousand pounds to the square inch. Be.
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GooLnrcK one would never guess that ne
had been twelve years upon the bencn.
Yet such Is the fact; and during all that
time he has 70 demeaned himself as 10 COM
mand the respect and esteem and win the
affection Of everybody who has been
brought into official contact with him.
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The grand jury Of the Hastings Court Of
Fredericksburg last week paid warm tri-
butte 70 the ability, industry, and efficiency
OF Judge JonN T. GooLRrcx, who Is about
70 retire to private life. To look at Judge
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DETERMINED TO CONVINCE

OUR FANCY-GOoDs COUNTERS
ARE FILLED.
BESIDES,
WE SHALL MAKE SPECIAL oYFERING or
UPWARDS OF
TwENTY-sEvEN HUNDRED DoLLAGs'
WORTH or
REAL LACEs AND REAL LACE GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
These goods were forwarded to Us on commits
sion by an unfortunate importer, whose circum-
stances compel him to dispose OF the greater par,
Of his stock. They cOmpri5e
yALENCIENNES, DUTCHEss. BLACK HAND
RUN. SPANISH, AND REAL
THREA3-LhCES:
DUrCHTss AND RoUND-POINT sCAEFs:
BAGBEs.
FICiIUs,
COLLARS.
COLLAREITEs,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
BOWS.
TABOTS. and
HUSsAR DEEsS-LOOTS.
These goods were forwarded 10 rs az a discount
OF so per cent on their original cost, and win b.
sold at a very small advance to clo5e.
We will also make special Offering Of l3Tsc
stock Of -
MONEY-BOOES
AND
LADIES HAND-stTCHELS
nta discount Of
TWENTY PER CENT.
FROM THEIR MARKET PRICE.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 10Th December at the residence
Of Porter Inhnson. Ts1.. Rockbridcc county. Va.
hy Rev. f. =. Price, Mr. LEAKE JOHNSON q
Mlss EDMONtA l.. BROWN. DAUGHTER u tic latc
Luiwe.i II. and Margaret ". Brown, Of Rich
mOad. Va.
Married. on the god Of November. 1852, ~
Point Of Fork" Fiuyarna. W.. by Rev. George
II. Snead. D. d., Mr.. THOMAS II. GRIFFIN. Of
Fiuvanua. and 'iiss FANNIE T. ALLEN, former
~ OF K.chmOnd, Va. no c1rLs.
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~ HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR EVERYBODY
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS,.

We are showing one of the largest stocks of
LADIES' WRAPS in the city;
FUR-LlNED CIRCULARS from 500 to 800;
sILK-LINED WRAPS from sl2 to $40;
JACKETS and CLOTH CLOAKs;
DIAGONAL CIRCULARS and DOLMANs:
HILDREN'S CLOAKS and ULSTERs at every
price.
We have also on our bargain counter
10000 yards OF SHORT and DRESS GOODS.
Amongst them you will find some Fine French
Goods, Itch will be sold at one third their
value. Call and examine them.
for Will also find PLAIDS and SILK STRIPES
that have been reduced from soc. to 1897.
We still show very large srock of SILKS, VEL
VETS. and PLUSIIEs-all al new prices.
Our stock Of FANCY GOODS for holiday presents
Is very large.
over 500 pairs BLANKETS TO be sold remark
ably low:
1000 SILK IIANDKERCIIIEgs, suitable for
holiday presents.
Our stock Of CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGs, and
OIL-CLOTlIs 10 be closed out regardless OF
cost;
1000 GENTLEMEN's sCARFs and TIES for
holiday presents;
10000 GENTLE3IEN's HEMsTITCHED
HANDkERCIiIEfS from 25 to 35c.-one
half their regular value;
HANDKEECHlEFS IN FANCY BOXES for
holiday presents;
Large stock Of BALMORALs for holiday presents;
HANDSOME LAP-R0DES for holiday presents |;
600 dozen HANDhtRClIIEFS to be sold at the
low price OF loo. for holiday presents.
We have also 4 centre counter, with lots OF goods
suitable for Holiday presents.
great many Will say, 1 want to BY Christmas
present, but really don't know what 10 buy.r II
you call on SYCLE BROTHERS their polite
clerks will show you around, and you will find
Thousands Of useful articles. They occupy four
noors-the largest dry-goods house In the State of
Virginia. SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch Store: 1929 Main street. de lO-eod
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pICHMOND THEATRE.
THE LADIES OF LEIGH-STREET
- BAPTIST CHURCH will givea

In the main audienc-room Of the church
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
DECEMBER 10TH AND 10Th,
commencing al O'Clock. Good music, both vocal
and instrumental. SUPPER furnished each eve
ming In the lecture-room at the smallpricc OF Csc
dc lo-9t
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HASDK ERCHIEFS.

We have recently made purchase OF an cl,g-
NOUS stool, at "a price" In order 20 shape our
selves to tie wants of our patrons We have decided
that presents In that direction shall b. sold cheap
We shall sell
ALL-LINEN CoLoRED-B0RDERED HIM
STITCHED ct l2kc..
ALL-LINEN wHIrE-SCALLOPPED BOR-
DIR EMBROIDERED aud TUCKED at
27c.-gencral price, Doe;
ALL-LISEN FANCY HEMSTfTCUED al 2oc.-
former price, SIC;
ALL-LINEN DOUBLE-HEMsTlTCIiE and
TUCKED at 2Jc.-former price, iOc.;
GENTLE,lEN'S hLL-LINkN HANDLER
CHIEFS tfall sizes at SIC, former price,
12c. at l2.c., former price. zoe;
Hundreds Of various styles Of HASDhERClilEFS
AT great reductions.
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ss,rCTAL NOTICES.
BUT BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS AT ONCE
WE NOW SHOW a LARGE STOCK OF

EMBROIDERED CASHMERE ROBEs At Greatly
reduced prices-an elegant present Tor a low
REH.' CRADLE. CRIB. and CARRIAGE
oIpBi M. ASKETS at extraordinary bargains: as we
purchased 1900 pairs at the big sale In New
FrJR CNkRrAGE- and sIEIGH-ROBEs, sic for
n robe that has been sold for $40 In this city
within the last two months, .
large and elegant stock Of LADIES' DRESS
eIsBONs, FRiSGfS. BRkiDs, GISiPs. BUT
TONS. FUR Trimmings, FUR CU.LARS,
LOOps and other DREsS-TR iMMiNGS:
WHITE NUBIAs ut 27c.-resular price every
TRUNKS aud sATCHELs in great variety at low
The celebrated NONPARIEL vELvETEEN In
stamped on the back: .
| MOOUETTE, ADMINISTER, BODY BREssEi.s,
fAPEsTRY. BRUSSELS, IHREE-PLY, IN,
GRAIN, LIST, RAG; HEMP, CHINESE, ana
| VENETIAN CARPETS:
OH, -CLOTHS in all widtlrs-thc celebrated LIMO
LEUN IN all new patterus-this article VIII
outwear any other hoor-co'ering 'ha' is manu-
sMYRNA, VELVET, TAPESTRY. and OIL
| CLOTH RUGS:
JERSEYS in all colors for lodics-this Is The new
| est-style garment Out-gct Que at once, rs they
KNIT Goods, such as Caps. Lcgeins, sli;ts, Nu-
bias, Socks. Jackets, aud sIclues;
| QUILTS IN grclt variety from zoe. 10 go;
| UMBRELLAS In great variety from oOc up 10
rURNiirURE-CovERINGs, CoRNIcEs and
POLES for curtains and other CURTAIN
CLOAKs-thc Target assortment ever brought to
tins city-sce our Circulars, Domans, Jack
cts. listers, and Paletots and we can suit yoa
In STYLE price, and quality:
An immense stock Of CElLDlEN'S CLOAks
and thousands of other articles.
You will find the LARGEST STOCK, The BEST
ASSORTMENT, and tie LOWEST PRICES at
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III AT JULIUS MEYER n SONS,
COL AND COS BROAD SHEET,
SWEEPING DCCTIONs

In order to make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
we have made special reductions In our
DREss-GOoDs DEPARTMENT.
Notice the changes;
40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAIDS, were
Soc, now l6nc.;
IS pieces s4LK-AND-WOOL PL AIDS, were
40 and zoe. now 1GHc.:
50 pieces sHOoDAH CLOTH, were l6;.c., now
I2.c.;
40 pieces DOUDLE-WlDTH CAslISIERES, were
25c., now l5c.
35 pieces TYCOON EEP, newest styles, were
2jc., now 1G'c.:
80 pieces MORE SILKS, were q, now 50c.;
HANDSOME SlLK-LINED MERNELLlEUN
CIRCULARS, D. %, were 500;
BEAUTIFUL FUR-LlNED CIRCULARS, $40,
were s25;
WHITE SQUIRREL-LlNED CIRCULARS, sol,
were 1928;
GOOD BLACR-CLOTH CIRCULARS, Sc;
HANDSOME FUR-TRINMED DIA C OK 4 Il
CIRCULARS. $3.50:
SATIN De LYON DOLMANs. Sl2 10 $40;
Long CLOTH JACKETS-cntire stock 90 cost /;
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOUsQUETAIRE
KID GLOVES at9Oc.;
CHLDREN'S EXTRA long, HEAVY-RIB-
FED, FRENCH-MIXED HOSE 1T lCc worth
zoe;
LADIES soLGD-COLoRED HOsE-four pair
for 25c.
LADIES' SOLID CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made, at 25c. worth 4Oc.
We are now opening al immense stock a
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting Of
FANCY BOXES,
TOiLET-BOXE~,
PERFUME-BOXEs,
DRESSlNG-CA
WORK-BOXES,
WRi rlNC-DEsKS,
PAPETEEIES.
WlSP-BROOM HOLDERS,
WALL-POCKETs,
DOAL-BABiES
We are enabled toolysr these goods It SPECIAL
JULIUS MEYER < son,
de COL and 6G3 BROAD street.
~ CHAMPAGNE.
o. hand and for sale
EXTRA DRY YERZENAI, OF my own impor-
taton;
pIPEE HTIDslECK,
G. II. MCMMS DRY VER2ENAY End EXTRA
DRY.
L.RODERER, CARTE BLANCHE (Russianl, and
the
URBANA WINE COMPANIES COLOSSAL, 4
very superior wine made in this country.
De li-2w o. CRANE.