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THE NEWS.
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Commercial

Commercial.
STOCKS.
New YoRK, June 2s.-The stock market
opened generally weak, toi lower than
yesterday closing, the latter for c. C. @. &
/. Oregon transportation however was
higher. In the early trade the market was
weak and declined to /, New Jersey Gen.
trail, Michigan Central, and Lake Shore be.
ing conspicuous In the downward move
ment. AT II O'CLOCK a recovery of l.S to 4
was recorded, Louisville 4 Nashville lead
ing therein.
NEW YoRK, June 2s.--The Posts cotton
report says: Futures opened at first call
for leading months at 4 to 6-l00 lower, but
after several violent and sudden changes, ad-
vanced before the third call 20-l00 forJ une,
% to 23-100 for July and August, 17-lO0 for
September and 10l00 for October. The
new crop finds but little attention and is
only slightly dearer. At the third call
June was held at 1862, July brought 1868
and 1894, August 1874. September u So
and 1910, October 1l72, November 1l.59,
December ll.6O, January I'LL, March IL .06.
TO CoMMENCEsUIT.
New York, June 2S.-The committee oil
fifteen members of the board of trade APP
pointed to take action on the freight trans.
portation question, met to-day and decided
to commence suit for damages against the
railways for not forwarding freight. Attor-
ney- General Carpenter will be invited, il
the strike of freight-handlers con.
tinues, to move against the corporation
FOR THEIR FAILURE
to exercise their franchise. 1t will also be
claimed that all goods ready for shipment
prior to July 14th must be carried at pres
ent and not at the proposed advanced rates
A meeting Of
oHEKsE DEALERS
was held to-day for the purpose of taking
action upon the non-delivery of goods BY
railroad companies. Resolutions were
adopted deprecating the action of the rail
road companies, and providing for the ap-
pointment of committees to assess the dam,
ages tor losses sustained.
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ayur Gommtu GCIerk.

M. II. THACKER is a candidate for county
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
los deputy In Texas. For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court Of this county.
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex,
Hsrwood.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of CHAS. W0ODSON, Of Seag0-
Vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
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Gnmmtu Nudge.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w L. WILLIAMS as q candidate for County
Judge. Election November :, 1852.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w e. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
10 the office of County Judge Of Dallas county,
at the ensuing November election.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w R. II. WEST for the Office Of County Judge.
the ensuing election.
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Eor Sheriff.

I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN JONES as candidate for Sheriff
Election November z, 1882.
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4 A comb iwation Of hv-
toeife Of Iron, Peruvian
Bark and Phosphorwsis
a paiatGNe form. M
\ only preparation oftron
| ihat sciu not bIacken ne
teeth, 80 eharsterisfie Of
\ofher iron preparations.
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WatCherS.

IL is now too late TO have Federal super
yisors appointed to see that there shall be
on Tuesday next free ballot and fair
count, the United States law providing that
such appointments must be made not less
than ten days before the day OF election.
But that is not important. We can have
present at each precinct at the counting OF
the ballots persons fully authorized by the
law OF Virginia TO do whatever is necessary
to insure fair count, or failing in this, to
testify as to the facts which come to their
knowledge whilst thus engaged in watch
inc the balot-box. The law Is as follows 4:
"After the poll-books are thus signed,
the judges shall lin the presence If desired
OF not exceeding two friends OF each poll
teal party represented by the persons
voted for in such electiOn) proceed to count
and ascertain the number OF votes east for
each person voted for; and the tickets or
ballots shall be distinctly read.
Provided that no person other than the
Judges of election shall handle the bal
lots. "-Code Of Virginia Of 1873, page 100.
Surely no Democrat can object to the Sc
lection Of Virginia voters to be present at
the counting Of the ballots. The people
will not be satisfied with the result unless
the ballot-boX is strictly guarded through
out the counting as well as the receiving OF
the ballots.
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The Ninth District.

We are not disposed to doubt that the
Democrats OF the Ninth district who had
the matter under Amusement acted pro-
pcrly and wisely in not deciding as 10 the
comparative strength Of FULKERsoS and
NEwBERRY. II Is certainly very desirable
10 have q Democrat elected TO Congress
from that district; but II It can't be done 1t
can't he done. II the Democratic leaders
do not know which OF their two candidates
Is the stronger, then OF course they cannot
advise the voters TO support either as the
stronger. The Wythcville Enterprise says
OF the late conference:
"The respective chairmen were heard
from, the counties being taken alphabeti-
cally, as to the numerical strength OF Full
kerson and Newberry, and as far as thc
representatives present were concerned,
seemed about equally divided, the eastern
norton OF the district showing strong
leaning towards Newbcrry and the western
counties indicating q fayoritism for Fillkcr-
son."
at was finally resolved, after mature
consideration, that it was ineXpedient for
the body assembled to take any action as
between the two Democratic candidates,
although concentrated vote is hoped for
at the polls.
awe confess to disappointment at the
result of the meeting, but having come
into possession OF information from all
parts OF the district at the conference reia-
five to the mixed condition OF affairs be-
tween the two candidates, we are led to
conclude that the wiser plan has been
adopted.'
We would that there were good pros
pcct of a concentrated vote" We still
hope for the best.
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Don't Respond 10 Assessment.

J. HUBBELL co. FIND 1T HAND WORK To
EXTORT MONEY FROM CLERKS.
A special to the New York Herdld dated
Washington, October %, says:
Members Of the lIubbell Campaign Com
mittee have repeatedly asserted that the
newspaper attacks on their method OF levy
ing assessments on Government employees
has had the effect OF increasing the receipts
from that source beyond what had ever be-
fore been obtained. That this was not
true was generally understood; but that
remarkable decrease in these collections
this year had been the result was not so
well known. An incident occurred but a
short time since which shows that there are
large number OF employe, in the depar.
ment who have had the manhood TO hold
ont against the Matchmaking schemes OF
these sclf-constituted saViors of the
Republican party. 1t also shows that
the boast OF the stalwarts In New
York State that they have plenty OF
money for their campaign is pure fiction.
Two weeks ago certain members Of the
Republican State Committee of New York
came to Washington for the purpose OF
securing financial aid. They were given q
room in the Treasury Department for con-
sultation with prominent officials as TO the
ways and means Of accomplishing the OBJ
iect OF their visit jay Hubbell was preS-
ent, and he, as one who could best answer
the appeal OF the visitors, was asked what
he could do for them. Mr.. Hubbell stated
that at present he could not do much
owing to the failure of the clerks to
respond to his calls. As proof of this
statement, which surprised the New
Workers considerably, he produced roll
OF the employees of the Treasury Depart-
ment, which showed that less than hall had
contributed, and many Of these had failed
to pay their full assessment. This. he
stated, was but sample OF the other deparf-
ments, although his collectors were ON hand
each payday and personally waited upon
those who had failed to pay. The cause of
THIS Daekwardness in the matter OF colec-
mons, Mr.. Hubbell stated, was due to the |
wholesale attacks made by the press and |
the promises OF immunity so emphatically |
gwen by those who were in high place. |
The meeting resulted in an understanding |
Ihat ald would be given TO Il limited extent, |
and the New Workers departed with in !
creased disgust at the power OF the press.
AS an evidence that the Hubbell COM
nlltee has not met with that degree Of sue
:ess so publicly claimed il is known at the
departments that agents will be on hand
ieXt Tuesday with the usual list to receive
whatever the clerks can be induced to con.
rIbuie. Had the collections already made
mounted to anywhere near what il is claim
Il they have no securing ofthe Departments
YOU'D now be necessary. SO pressing l.
he demand OF the committee for funds
nat they have assessed all the higher
lhcials per cent.
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We met yesterday one of the fercest
old-time enemies MASSEY ever had, when
he said: 81 not only intend to vote for
Massey but ! shall stay at the polls the
day through, and put in the best work that
Is in me for his election. What are my
private feelings against the good of Vir-
GINA! All personal feeling must be sunk
before the question OF Kidding Virginia for
ever OF Boss rule. No Virginian was ever
made TO be anybody's slave, much less that
OF ARTHUR and MALONE"
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IN DRESS GOODS
You will find the most exquisite designs ID
FRENCH NOVELTIES, in both WORsTED
and SILK;
Elegant BROCADES in SILK and VELVET;
POLKA-DOT OTTOMANS, BLACK and COLI
ORED;
EMBROIDERED ROBES,
BLACK and COLORED CASilMEREs
sHOODAII CLOTH, GERsTER CLOTlt-in fact
goods of every price and quality and In all the
shades used this season.
OUR CARPET STORE
Is on the second floor. and every one wanting q
CARPET, RUG, OIL-CL0TiI,or WINDOW
SHADES should not fail TO look through our
very large and wel-assorted stock before pur-
chasing.
We have MOQCETTE and ADMINISTER VEL
VET (BODY BRUSsELS); TAPESTRY IN
four grades, THREE-PLY, TWO-PLY, En-
IRA SUPERFlNE INGRAM, LIST, CHI
NESE, and HEMP CARPETS;
SMYRNA, VELVET. ADMINISTER Mo-
OUETTE. and OTL-CLOTH RUGS;
cocoa MATS in every Size and quality;
DRUGGETS-eyery size and prices that must
please
4 splendid stock of WINDOW-SHADES.
To crown all. we are prepared to do any work IN
this department at short notice, and guarantee
satisfaction. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
SUCCESSORS to Levy Brothers,
25 lOl7 and 1919 Main street
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The late speech of ex-senator WAD-
LEIGH, Of New Hampshire, may furnish to
some doubling Republican reason for
voting against JOIN 5. WISE and for MAS
sEY or DAWSON. GAS for me-" he said,
81 say frankly that | will vote for Mr..
EDGERLY, not as a Democrat, but as an
honest man. am sure that ii he Is elected
we, as citizens of the Granite State, shall
never be ashamed of him. lie will, am
sure, give us a conservative, honest adj
ministraton, fair to all parties. do not
intend TO become Democrat in thus
voting, but to express my detestation OF
the means by which Mr.. HALE was nomi-
natedD
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News from Orange.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dis

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ORANGE, va, October %, 1852.
Mr.. Alfred Thomson, an old and esteem
ed citizen, died at his residence, in this
place, last night, at III O'Clock. Mr..
Thomson located here as merchant in 1913,
and continued in that business up to the
time OF his late illness. In March, 1871, he
qualified as the first county treasurer OF
this county under the new law, in which
capacity he served one term with efficiency.
giving general satisfaction. Thus has
passed away good citizen, devoted hus-
band, and IN aflectionate father.
The Democrats will have barbecue at
Rhoadesville, this county, on the 4th of
November, at which time the voters will he
addressed by several distinguished speak
ers upon the issues OF the canvass.
OBSERVER
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The Northern Ncck NelrS learns from re-
liable sources that the speech OF Major
JAMES y. STUBBS at MontroSS was a splcn-
did and effective effort. lie had large and
intelligent audience, was listened to with
the closest attention, and his speech was re-
ceiyed with great enthusiasm. The effect
is said to have been great, and will be made
still more evident on the eth OF neXtmOnth.
Major STUBS is one OF the Democrats
who were opposed last spring to acqulesc-
ence in Mr.. MAsSEY'E candidacy. Like the
true man that he is, he surrendered his OPP
position when he found 50 many OF the
wisest and best Democrats in Virginia
anxious to rally to the support OF Mr.. MAS
sEY. Why cannot ouiollow Major STUDBs's
good example? Is it because you are bet
ter Democrat, or because you are less pa
triOtic?
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Democrats, BE Upon Your Guard.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The INSCRIPTIONS foe with whom you
are contending for the preservation OF your
honor and Liberties viii no doubt resort 10
various tricks and devices to ensnarc and
mislead you on the day OF election. 1t is
probable, judging from information re-
ceived by the writer, that a report will be
actively circulated that John +. Massey has
Withdrawn his candidacy in favor OF John
S. Wise. Massey would rs soon think Of
drowning himself. Democrats throughout
the State, bc strictly upon your guard, and
believe nothing that you hear that Is calcU-
lated to be injurious to your cause, let it
come from whatever source j, may. Treat
il as il you kne,c il to be fdiSe. BE wise,
be vigilant, be active, and an oyerwhcIm-
ing victory for Democracy, your state, and
the people will be the result.
Let every Democratic newspaper in the
State publish similar warnings.
October -, 1882. EARNEST.
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We are going to vote for MASSEY because
he opposes MALONE and everything be-
longing to him. MALONE is VIGOROUSLY in
league with ARTHUR, BILL CHANDLER, and
the rest of the gang who have made all the
popularity they possess out OF persecution
of the South; the gang that has kept up
the "color line" for the sole purpose OF
perpetuating their infamous dominion, and
whose hope lies in the continued use Of the
negroes Of the South as their willing tools
in this dirty work. Everybody knows that
if MALONE had to depend upon the white
men OF Virginia he would not now be where
he is (his paltry $1,000 in 1880 proved this
beyond any question:. He mast have the
support Of the negroes, else he is gone.
And can any man, in the face OF this peril,
neglect to do his whole duty in winding up
forever Boss rule in Virginia: Let no.
thing, therefore, keep you from the polls
next Tuesday. You have no interest that
can count for a moment against this solemn
duty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r7- SPECIAL AND EXTRAOhDl-
NARY OFFER.


NARY OFFER.
DURING FAIR.WEEK
JULIUS MEYER & SON
WILL PRESENT
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT SOUVENIR
IN THE SHAPE OF
BEAUTIFUL PLAQUE
TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASING GOODS
TO TIE AMOUNT OF
ONE DOLLARl
During the week they will exhibit a very cieg'h'
aud large line Of
LADIES SILK, SATIN, AND WORsTED
DOLMANs;
CIRCULARS,
CLOTH JACKETS,
PALETOTS.
ULsTERETTES and ULsTERs,
CHILDREN's and MISSES JACKETS,
CLOAKs,
HAVELOCKS and ULSTERS,
which they viii offer at special low prices.
AN IMMENSE LINE OF NEW DRESS GOODS
~ ALL THE
NEWEST SHADES AND FABRICS
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.
SILKS,
PLUSHES,
VELVETs, and
SATINS
I'm all the new shades.
ALL TIE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
KID GLOVES.
Among them, 500 pair, 6-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUITAIRE GLOVES, embroidered
back terra-cotta shades At 90c.;
600 pairs j-IIOOK KID GLOVES, al colors,
at SIC.
Extraordinary bargains I'm BLANKETS.
Entire stock Of CARPETS and RUGS at re-
duced prices.
Gail and secure. one OF those ELEGANT
PLAQUES. JULIUS MEl Elk SUM-
&C 29-6tsteod COL and sos Broad street.
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We warn our people at every precinct in
the State TO BE ON THE LOOKOUT
WHEN THE BALLOTS ARE COUNT.
ED. See that trusted Democrats are there
10 insure "fair count" II ever "eter-
nal vigilance was the price Of hbertv.v
now is the time. Virginia's veal or woe
is the issue. The success OF the coalition
seals our degradation.
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FANCY GOODS.

----~--~-~>~-~-~--~r
- T + V EN-
MAILS HIS CATALOGUES FREE.
SEND FOR ONE.
Is OPENING AN IMMENSE STOCK N ALL
DEPARTMENTS
BIZ SURE YOU SEE IT BEFORE BUYING.
BISC sTATUETTES from zoe S1j:
RI~C CARD-LIVRES from 1925 20 81;
TERRA-COTTA STATUETTES from 81 pair
tosl2:
CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS from 2jc. to $3.50
BON-PAPEB from lOc. to sl.5O;
WRITING DESKS from 81 10 sll:
4 large assortment of VELVET FRAMES;
ILLUSTR ATED BOOKS, PAPER-CONERED
BOOKS. CLOTH-COVERED BOOks-an i'm
mense variety;
splendid soc. and Al WAGONS;
Large invoice Of RUSH, STRAW, and BRAID
PPING-BASKErS-plaln and embrod-
cred;
MAJOLICA amp TERRA-COrTA CUSPAD0REs
at lapair;
EAsT-LAKE CHAIRS. Of all sizes and styles.
We never show such large stocks. such hnc
goods. such bargains. a. this last purchase. now
opening gives US ~ SItNEN>,
500 Broad street.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ANY ADDRESS
SEND FOR ONE. Oc 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~. TUALUIMER BROTHERS
-" TO THE FRONT AGAIN
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND
,rtf.r HAVE NEVER BEFORF

xovr1T1rs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
,,rw coons THAT HAVE MEYER BEFORE
NE" "BEES sHOwN IN RICHMOND.
o,,. ,.uver bc,ng again In New York has deter
mined that our customers slla, W. 49, "'''
ny"rything that is new and pleasing 70 The eye
or f,,ends will be surprised aud pleased b. zee
,y Hu' line of WRAPS we have IN stock FUR,
TmnSEp' sILK-LINED, sATIk-LINtD, and
sERGELlNED DOLhnNs ana En- a. ION IN
silk. Velour, and Neryeilleux, from the lowest
nrices no 10 the finest grades. We feel sssnrtd We
can please all In want Of any garment 2i 'i' eid;
we never make an assertion Of this Kind unles. "
means business. We have eyerything u,1' ~ new
and stylish o. CLOTH uLsTtR9, Do In ,TJ
fkk2D11fnSs' fh ii'Y cchh0Tn JACkrTs; Also.
ffnIl line Of LADIES and CIIILDkEA's kUBBEk
GOsSAMERs from 9 .50 mp to The bes' quaIucs'
Don't miss US on ready -msde garment'
In DRESS GOODS we show every novelty a. "
appears in New York IN all The new and icAnnE
shades. - 49,,
A fail line Of DRESS SILKS at 75c. per y,a,rIi
IN all the leading colors These canh', Oc oi'''''0'
In the city .,,,,. ,,l
We have complete stock Of OTTOMAN BIO
cATFTIFs. SI'RkH SILKS, sATlSs, slihs'
and SATIN DE RiAnA n Aaa I" Of eW nice drcs
our stock OF BLACK SILKS, BLAIh ~ ~
MANS, and SILK GOODS ~ BIZ ,a,r - "a an VIZ
description T. curiosity anu MUn'r M yo,I5
visit Us. we having doupleo our S'''"
to what IL was last season.
~, onr centre counter will Dc found lot ~
Ell X GOODS Of various kinds marNed 10 s,il az
zoe which have been reduced rom ~ , ahn az
oTo Iot At 75c reduced from tl6O, which are
mere than desirable
KID GLOVES, embroidered back in me ne"
sbades-a fun lire. bOURNlNG GoODS4 ~
cj,Ity- those are entirely new. DIX NJ ~ hl'itA-
SIEsuii;F' DF CIIfSA. ORA DE- RiElMfs; also,
SiIo0DAM and HINDO0 CLOIhs'J tkohl anI
TAMIsE CLOTHS, and many oth9. neT ,IifiS, ~
GtSIiMFRF in the city. GRAPES specially
CARPETS, BLANkEIS. sFKLADS' ana
oI-ST-FI-RSISIIlSGS In large variety
We carry line Of JEW tl:El ui'I a., 10 y'",i
house I'm this city can compete WIN, We ""''
"ycrythina new ~ soon as manufactured.
Afullllne IF DRESS FRtNGEs: ER lilS. - j.
Tons. HOSIERY. LACtS. EhBKolDl ~ 49,.
HFCkWEAR. l-NDERNLAR. and cFcf}fhl0.
,n,iiV rom I'm a drst-cla.- dry-good- house.
THALHiMER RO1HLFo.
Central Block. sci Broad street. corner fiiiA.
Oc 26-Th.Su&Tu
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MARRIAGES.

-, Married, In Richmond, october "a, 1852. bv
NE Rev. Charlie II. Read. ID. D., TIlOMAS {.
BRl AN. OF COLUMBIA, ;. G., to ELIZABETH
COOK STIRLING, daughter of the late Alex.
Stirling. N'
Columbia papers please copy.
Married, October 20, 1882, at the residence Of
the PRIDE parents, by the Rev. A. Broaddus. d.
d.. Mr. OSC AR GRESHAM, of Essex county Va.
to Miss {; l.. TALIAFEERO. Of King and Queen
county, Va.
Married, at the residence Of the bride. October
., 1852, by the Rev. Dr. ". T.. Hatcher. j. "
city. No cards
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WICKED WORDS PROM WISE.

The Coalition Barbecue nj WILLIAMSBURG
Choice BiIIingssate Used by John = wise
In Speaking Of White Democrats to a Col
ored Crowd-Hc Proclaims that he wears
Mahone,s Collar, Eulogizes John Brown'
and ProcIaims Himself hep"piic""'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-31

The Chicago Inter- Ocean calls upon the
Republican State Central Committee 10 be.
stir themselves and " il possible to dispel
suspicious and doubts which threaten
the the Legislature of Illinois over to
10 give w.
The Democra.. : In danger LOGAN in
Whaty Illinois CAMERON coxr,,,o
he same boat with +.
md CHANDLER?
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mr. NOW Is THE TIME

NJ NOW Is THE TIME
TO BUY YOUR
WINTER DRY GOODS.
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
is THE PLACE
TO GET EVERYTHING YOU NEED
NOT ONLY OF THE
VERY LATEST STYLES,
RIFT ALSO AT LOWEST PRICES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-31

When the whole North and West Is {. :.
ting rid Of the infamous Boss system, Is 1t
possible that any Virginian can do any.
thing that will aid in fastening that system
on tbi, lonored Commonwealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-31

The best preparation of iron doctor
. n ne cribe Is Browi.'s Iron Bitters, be-
cause il does not iniure the teeth, a. other
iron e,aicines will.
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~CIIAM A q y Il.

nj Gil AM PA IN Il.
Receiving direct from my house In France
EXTRA DRY VERZENAf,
WIN. IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM. and
PREMIERE SERRE.
Also, constantly on hand,
G.. II. MUMM & CO.,
PIPER HEIDSlECK,
LOUIS RODERER twaXedl, and the
URBANA WINE COMPANl'S GOLD SEAL, a
very superior wine, made In this country
&C 3-lm " ChANL'
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~ WHISKEY.-The largest a'>or'-
,ncnt ~ FINE WHI~KEYS 70 be found Boz f .
state. up TO ten years old. I'm bond and tAN-ia '.
GIBSON's PURE RYE IS made t. order 81 3,
kent IN heated warehouse I'll fully m'iurod.
LIN OSCAR CRAM
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y friend to the rich and poor. A medi-
cine that strengthens and heals is Browns
Iron BitterS,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nr HAVANA CIGARS.
inst receiving a large lot OF
HAVANA CIGARS,
direct from the manufacturers IN ha'""''
o,,, OSCAR CRANE.
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KYDNEY-WORT.
X 1 ID y + Y W o L
HAS BEEN PROVED
the snrcst cure for
Il ID y Ely ISEAs ES.

! Does n lame back or disOrdered urine indl-
cate that you are victim? THEN DO NOT
| HESITATE: use KfDNEI-WORT 1T once
! druggists recommend ~, and II will speeS- L
| lily overcome the disease and restore healthy /
action.
| LADiES.-tor complaints peculiar 10 |
| your sex, sch rs pain aud weaknesses, KID /
NEY-WORT T. unsurpassed, as IL will aet |.
promptly and safely.
EITHER SEX.-mcOn.inence retention
of urine, brick. dust or rOpy deposits. aud |.
dull, dragging pains all speedily Yield 10 IL |:
curative power.
SOLD iY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price Al.
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