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ElECTRlc SPARKS.

day.
The clerks Of the National Board Of
Health have been dismissed; Congress
not having provided for their salaries.
Each regiment Of artillery is to have
two new light making ten
batteries in all.
A general order from the Head.
quarters of the Army was issued
Thursday, providing for the reciprocal
crossing of the international boundary
line by the troops of the United States
and Mexico, in pursuit of hostile In.
dams.
The President and party left Wash
ington by steamer last evening, for
New York.
The Society Of the Army of the
Cumberland has determined to give
a national fair and industrial bazaar
and art exhibition in the rotunda Of
the Capitol at Washington, for the
benefit of its Garfield Monument
Fund.
Ex-Mayor Pillsbury, of New Or.
leans, died Thursday.
Eastern Bulgaria, as far as the riv-
er ianta, has been proclaimed in a
state of siege, in consequence Of the
prevalence of brigandage.
The Dublin Ladies' Land League
has dissolved.
1t is proposed to establish Leagues
throughout Ireland for the purpose of
teaching the rising generation the
country's history,'to and encourage the
circulation of national literature.
John A. Gardiner, indicted for com.
plicity in the government land frauds,
arrived at Cleveland Thursday, in GUS
tody.
The 2lst anniversary of the battle
of Wilson's creek, at which General
Lyon was killed, was celebrated at St.
Louis Thursday.
Rufus Hatch, who is travelling along
the line of the Northern Pacific rail-
way, is astonished at its immensely of
enterprise, its thrift and inexhaustible
resources. He says that the Northern
Pacific will not have to 60 to Europe
to negotiate its loans hereafter.
About $50 strikers attacked nom
union workmen at the Camp Hill
mines, near Pittsburg, Pa, this morn.
ing. The result was several broken
heads and black eyes.
The number of deaths from yellow
fever at Matamoras for the "a hours
ending Thursday noon was 40; at
Brownsville, ID. a relief committee
has been formed, and $4,000 SUBJ
scribed.
William NJ. Lewis, Associate JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court of Louis
lana, and formerly member of Con-
gress from the Fourth District, died
at Saratoga Wednesday.
The wrecked Moselle steamer still
holds together. She is submerged
from stern to the entrance of the sa-
loon. Nothing can be saved without
the aid of divers. 1t is expected that
the vessel will break to pieces.
Thursday afternoon, Newton Nc
Million, night reporter on the Chicago
Daily News, shot himself through the
left lung with suicidal intent. The
ball was extracted at the back. 1t is
believed that he cannot live.
In collision between passenger and
freight trains, near Springfield, Ohio,
Thursday morning, conductor Jas.
McNary of the latter, was killed, and
the engineer and a brakeman serious
", if not fatally injured. A number
of passengers were severely shocked.
Two boys named Knepper, aged II
and IL, living with man named Tee
garden, at Lithopolis, Ohio, disap.
peared. They started to pick black.
berries and their buckets, shoe, and
stockings have been found in the
woods. There is no water within two
miles, and their disappearance is q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-12
Sash, Doors and Redwood Lum.
Der for Everybody.

J. L. Cedsrholm Co., Main street. Haley are
In receipt Of $4,000 pounds Of sash and DOORS also
.0OO feet of finishing lumber and rustic are pre.
pared ~ furnish native lumber DOORS sashes wall
paper, and all building material that may be re.
quired in the erection Of buildings.
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No. 1000 Main Street.

In daily receipt by express and fast freight Calf.
fornia Fruits Vegetables and Produce also dealers
In Candies, Notions. and Knick.knscks.
Tobacco and Cigars . specialty-all the popular
brands Of Chewing and Smoking Tobscco: choice
Cigars for one plice-onc biz.
Call at No. 900 Main street.
HALEY, July 8, 1852.
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Palace

Palace
SHAVING AND HAIR.DRESs1N0 SALOON.
One Door ROrth Of the Postoflce,
HALEY.
LEWIS WALKER, Prop.
Al elegant and convenient tonsOrisl estab.
lishmsnt as can be found anywhere.
iyN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-12
Artistic

Artistic
PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING
by
J. C. WESTON.
Terms very reasonable. Address;
jyll Postoface. HALEY.
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For Sale or Rent.

The HALEY Bakery, which 10 doing Q profitable
buainess, 10 for sale or rent. on good terms, for
cash. Apply at Bakery, east side of Main street.
between Croy and Bhllion streets. -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-12
I...O. o., F.

,s,slk1LsHs The Odd Fellows Associatien o.
& HALEY will meet at, Ward QuaD.
1.5sJSTS trells Hall every WEDNESDAY ~.
ENlNG, ct . O'Clock, sharp. All Odd
Fellows In good standing are invited 10 sttend.
LEON FULD, secy. H. WARD, Pres.
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THE DEMOCRATS.
They Meet at Last, Apportion the Del.
cgatcs, and Make Sweet Mess Of 1t.

The Democratic County Central
Committee met in Bellevue last
Thursday, the following members be-
ing present, and representing the pre-
cincts named: Rocky Bar,-W. p.
Callahan, chairman, and S. Is. Diliey
(W. Z. Parsons, proxy, secretary;
Bellevue-Gcorge L. Wedekind;
Overland road--L. II. Dittoe; Allan
ta-Lawsence Lcadley; Broadford--
.. II. p. Lee; kctchum-Charles
Adams.
1t was ordered that primary cleo.
ton, to elect delegates to the county
convention, be held on the 10Th in
slant.
The date of holding the county
convention for the purpose OF elect
ing four delegates to the Territorial
convention and to nominate full
set Of county officers, was set on the
eth of September, and Bellevue was
selected as the place for holding the
convention.
The number of delegates to said
county convention was fixed at 50, APP
portioned as follows:
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Fun VS.. Business

Speaker FOWLER makes the point thai
when the Constitution provides that les,
number than quorum OF the Legislature
may compel the attendance Of absent mem
bers, II means thereby that they may be
compelled 10 vote. But not so. That
question has been decided the other way
over and over again. Up 10 this moment
there has never been In force ia the United
States Senate any rule for closing debate,
much less one compelling senators to vote;
and yet the United States Constitu-
ton expressly ceDfers upon mi
nority Or less than quorum) in
each house Of Congress the power to COM
pei tho attendance OF absent members.
According to the Speaker Of tho Virginia
House Of Delegates, all the great and
learned statesmen OF this eossatry who have
served Ia Congress from tie adoption OF
the Federal Constitution down to the pre-
sent momsnt have been totally wong in
their construction Of that provision Of the
Federal Consts.ution. They have all held |
that 1t WIS mean. only 10 afford members q |
chance to vote, o. to have present enough
TO passa Lsll II the members desired
% pass 1t; but not man Of them ever
nggcsted that II would be only "fun" to
empeI members 10 attend the sessions Of
itheF house without making them vote,
or that the Constitution nssns "busi- /
ess "-lhat u, means forced yolo-when (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

Meeting Mr.. H. G. Refer, treasurer Of
the Cleveland Herald, recently, repTesen-
tative OF the Cleveland (O) Peany freSS,
inquired OF that gentleman. after stating
his mission. il he personally knew any
thing about the Great German Remedy
st. Jacobs Oil. A smile played across Mr..
Refers expressive face and his eyes twin
killed. merrily ~ he replied In the afnrmallVe,
with it, and you may use i as You think
best. -Four years ago sprained one Of my
ankles, an accident which, as you are
aware, entails much suffering and sone-
times leaves the limb in condition to re-
mind one frequently OF the old hurt. I'm
fortunately this result ensucd. Whenever
the weather became damp or my system
absorbed the slightest cold my ankles pair
ed me. This went OH at intervals for over
three years, and could not obtain relief.
Last winter | applied the st: Jacobs Oil
and it completely cured me. | have not
since felt a return OF the pain.
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DEATHS.

Died, March 9TH. at her residence. No. sol west
Leigh street. Mrs. MARC ARET kELL; aged SIX
ty-six years aud FIVE months.
Funeral FROM st. Marks Episcopal church FRI
DAY, March 17fh, nj ! o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited To attend.
Died, on Wednesday evening, March l 18th. lar
RET MYERS, In the eighty second year OF her
age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral TO-DAY at IL VI. from her late resi-
dence, NJ. 800 north Twelfth street.
Died. March 10th, in James City county. at the
residence Of her brother, William :. Minor, Mrs.
HARRIET 4. COLGIN, wife Of the late William
Colgin, Of this city.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Alexandria papers
please copy.
Died. on the 10th instant, at quarter 10 4
o'clock T.. VI, ri the residence of her son-in-law
William VI. Kcrscy. Mrs. MARY WILLS, In the
eighty-third year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
| a. 3 o'clock from sidney Baptist church. Friends
and acquaintance are Invited 10 attend.
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Nirginia NcMs.

Philip Grove has been appointed post
master ut Strasburg, Shenandoah county.
The new Episcopal church at Farmyill,
has been completed, and service will b,
held in it next week.
Rev. +. NJ. Burcb, assistant rector o.
Grace church, in Lynchburg, and minister
in charge at the Episcopal chapel on Daniel;
Hill, has received call TO the Episcopal
church in Accomac, and has it now under
adviscment
OF the six prisoners who escaped from
been returned to their old quarters and one
was found dead.
The new Baptist church at South Bos-
ton, OF which the Hdlifd1 Record speaks
as this fine, commodious edifice.v il so
far completed that the Sunday school will
most likely meet In It's walls on Sunday
week.
Mr.. Samuel Forrer, of Messy creek. had
his flock Of sheep attacked by dogs on FRI
day night last and some thirty or forty
sheep and lambs killed and crippled. The
loss sustained will amount to over 500.
Mr. Forrer IL quite an extensive sheep
i"tsti, anu has HtIttOiOTt bttn quite IOr-
tunate in not having his flock destroyed or
damaged by worthless ours. Rockingham
Register.
The engineer has crossed the Woodstock
gap and has taken the elevations. With a
short tunnel it is thought that the road may
be made through the railroad lands in Pow
ellis Fort and then across the Valley. strlk-
ing Columbia Furnace, Liberty Furnace,
Shenandoah Alum and Orkney Springs,
and on out to the coalfields. II New Market
could show five or six good furnaces and
sixty miles OF good iron-ore lands, she
might stand some chance OF getting the
road. As il is, the longest pole will knock
the persimmons.- ShendndOah Herald.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
m DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
YoU WILL REGRET IT IL YoU DO.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY MAY NOT OCCUR
AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS.
LAY IN YOUR SUPPLIES WHILST 1T CAN BF
DONE At A SAVING or FROM
25 to so PER CENT.

These are facts, and will be proved as such when
you see the big stock Of goods from the NEW
YORK FIRE SALE. The goods now being Of
fered are such az were saved In a perfectly sound
condition. 40 IL You want
TABLE-CLOTHs, NAPKINS, DOILfES, and
TOWELS;
MARsEILLEs, BRIDAL, HoNEYCOMB, and
CROCHET QCILTS;'
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASk:
LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS and PU.-
W-CAsINGS;
CRASH TOWELLING, STRIPED SHIFTING,
GINGIIA1fs, and BED-TICK
LINON DE DACCA, VICTORIA LAWN;
CHECKED and SWISS MUSLINs;
CORDED and FIGURED PIQUES;
JEMSTiTGHED ThNDKERCHIEFs;
HOSE and SOCKS. BLANKETS:
LACE TIDES, LACE PILLOWS IIAMs. and
LAMBREQUIN LACE:
PIANO-COVERs. TABLE-COYERS, and REM
NANTS Of COTTON DIAPER, call at
NH III LEVY BROTHERS.
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We hope, then, that the Democrats will
Gcht Mi sncb measures bitterly. and that
thew will resort TO all the dilatory tactics
known to parliamentary Struggles 20 Sc
cure, II possible, the defeat OF , tveryllhcl.
sure Of this kind. Now is the time Tor the
Democrats to show Of what stuff they are
made; now il the time for thos s men VINO
aspire to the leadership OF ,ne party 10
step to the front and show t'lai .hey are
worthy Of the high place to which they
aspire. Time can only show whether or
not thew will so act. They ought to do so.
Will they p FarmuiHc Journal.
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The Legislature will resume its extra
session tomorrow. As the Readiuster
members OF that body have done the State
about as much harm as she can well afford
TO stand, 1t behooves the Democratic men,
bers to resort to all the Legitimate means at
their disposal to prevent any further ne
farions aud injurious legislation. They
should therefore not hesitate to avail
themselves Of all sorts Of parliamentary
dilatoriness in order to defeat the further
schemes devised by the Cataljnean crowd
for feathering their own nests or pension
Ing their followers upon the taxpayers OF
the State. Alexandria Gazette.
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We see from an exchange that the Ma.
sons OF Richmond are about to commence
the erection OF magnificent Masonic tenn
pie In that city. Farmpille Journal.
The building 10 be erected Is not 10 be
temple at all, nor to be occupied as a Ma
sonic han, but Il to be used below US
store and above as mere Office for the
Grand Secretary.
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No. SIR. We can make no claim 70 tue
maternity Of the point OF order we nave
been discussing. 1t was-frst made oy ar
HANGER. and voted to be a good one oy Dis
Democratic associates In the House.
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H0RsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IL NERVOUS
ExHAUsTIoN.-l have used IIOrsiord's Acid
Phosphate In nervous exhaustion, and in
nervous disturbances connected with an
overworked brain, and am satisfied that il
Is remedy OF great service in many
forms OF exhaustion.-S. Il. Newman, NJ.
d., st. Louis, No.
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Women that have been bedriddeu for
years have been entirely cured OF
female weakness by the use Of Lydia f..
Pinkam's Vegetable Compound. Send to
Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinklmm's, 1913 Western
avenue, Lynn, Massy for pamphlets.
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NJ SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
JULIUS MEYER 4 son

JULIUS MEYER 4 son
beg to announce that they are now offering an M
MENSE SPRING STOCK. Having gone on the
market quite early, before the rush, they have been
able TO secure many goods below regular prices.
They give their customers the benefit OF these low
prices.
we have all the latest shades IN MORfES, FOULES,
SIIO0DA. and NUNS YELLING.
They offer as special bargains:
20 pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING In 81
shades ut % aud Soc;
90 pieces RUBAN BORDUEs. 81 inches wide, In
all the newest shades, l5c.-original price.
40 pieces piece, HALF-WoOL LACE BUNTING. in
cream, black, and navy, at 129c.-originll
price, zoe;
20 pieces TWULED MOHAIR DEBEGES at
Handsome line ILLUMINATED and TENsEL
STRIPES at IS. 40. and Soc;
% pieces SUMNER SlLhS-special bargains-at
6OC.:
PLAIN and STRIPED WATERED SATlNS in
all the spring shades n ! and sl.25;
Every new shade in SuRAH SATlNS 81.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
80 pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTING ut 1870;
10 pieces FRENCH ALL-WOOL BUNTING AT
pieces SlLK-AND-WOOL TAMIsE ut 60c.:
i pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING NJ 25c.
worth 25c.:
Also. handsome line Of FOULEs snOODAs,
aud other BLACK GOODS.
IN WHITE GOODS,
the largest and cheapest line we have ever shown
2 cases LACE STRIPED MtSLINS at Zoe;
50 pieces yarl-widc VICTORIA LAWNSatS 4c.;
40 pieces lNDIA LINENS at l6s.c. worth 25c.:
40 pieces PERSIAN NULL LAWNS at 22c.-
the best bargain yet:
The EGYPTIAN LAWNS-cntircly new;
WHITE and ECRU DOTTED and FIGURED
SWISS MUSLIN from 16'cup:
WHITE. CREAM, PINK. BLUE, and POLKA
DOT PERSIAN LAWNS:
FRENCH OBGANDIES, FRENCH NAINSOOKS.
&C.;
SWISS, kAINSOOK, and HAMBURG EN-
BROIDERiES and TORCilOS LACES;
We have all the NEW LACES. such as Orb "
TAI, EDFLWElSS. MAJESCA, BLACK and
CREAM SPANISH, Sc.
PAIASOLS.
Having closed out u manufacturers stock Of
PARASOIS al less than manufacturing cost. We
are enabled 10 offer some extraordinary bargains.
Don't fail 10 look at them before buying.
JULIUS MEYER K son.
COL and G03 Broad street,
MATTTNGS! MhTTINGs.
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING at l2kc.:
40 roll, good RED CHECK ~ I6tc.:
45 rolls handsome FANCY CHECK At Zoe. and
other grades in proportion.
JULIUS MEYER & son.
NH l2-cOd Col and 0O3 Broad street,
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~ simply provides FOR forced attend
ance.
Can II M possible that Mr.. FOWLER y
right, and that HENRY CLAY, JAMES NJ
Polk, HOWELL Cons, JonN w. JONES,
JAMES g. BLAINE, S. j. RANDALL, ana AL
the great men who have been speakers Oh
the national House Of Representatives.
were wrongf
To AJAX the question IL TO answer 1t.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

fV'lE LARGEST 81 X L l. L ;, THE
i LARGEST DIVIDENDS. THE HIGH
EST RATE OF INTEREST. AND
THE MOST INSURANCE
FOR THE LEAST
MONEY.
SURPLUS AND DIVIDENDS OF THE SEVEN
LARGEST LIFE COMPANIES.
From last New York state Report.
surplus compared with Liabilities, Jan. i, 1881 :.
NoRTHwEsTERN has sl2s.50 for every 800 Of
liabilities; Equitable has sl27.70* for every 500
Of liabilities; New York Life has sl27.fON for
every 800 Of liabilities: Htna has sl2l40 for
every 500 Of liabilities; Mutual Benefit has
fl20.l0 for every 800 of liabilities; Connecticut
Mutual has :: Is for every 800 of liabilities Mu-
tual Life has 1850 for every 500 OF liabilities.
sThis includes TOntine surplus.
Dividends paid compared with premium rccei pit
for the year 1880: NORTHWESTERN Mutual Lie
Insurance Company, AZ per cent; Mutual Benefit
Lift-insurancc COMPANY. 1868 per cent; Conn,c-
tcut Mutual Life Insurance Company, 3i.3 per
cent: Mutual, of New York Life-lnsurance Com
plny, 26.9 per cent; Now York Life-lnsurancc
Company. 1871 PER cent: .Etna Lift-lnsurancc
Company, 2l.2 per cent; Equitable Life-lnslt-
rance Company POS per cent.
For further Information rs to the NORTllW EST
ERN MUTUAL address
JOHN II. CARY. state Agent.
1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DR.. !. :. -. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
fmh l7-cOdtApl3l
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Dos't thou love life? Then do not
squander valuable time-for that Is the
stuff life Is made of-but procure at once
a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup for your
cough and be cured. Your druggist keeps
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We do most sincerely hope that the DEM
ocratic members Of the Legislature will be-
gin at once and persistently fight every
revolutionary and partisan measure intro
duced by the Resdjusters. Fight it from
the word go. Obstruct them i'm every way
possible. Let them pass any unobjectionablc
bill that will enure to the public benefit,
such as the general tax-bll, but in every
thing else let fight be the watchword. We
know that in so doing their constituents
will sustain them. "Where fraud is law.
filibustaring is patriotism. - West Point
Star.
Good advice. Allow no such rulings as
Speaker FOwLER's to become precedents.
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sAll trans daily except sunday .,erssr ...,,,
connecting M West Point on Iue.,ilys Thr- .f.,.-
aud saturdays with steamers for Bl.tiinar. ,.J
the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond AZ s.IO A
will have pas-cugeT-colch attached
Train No. ~ connects az Burkryllle ,tth Nnr-
folk and Western railroad for tsnnyilr. I,r,l,.
burg. and MI southwestern point.
Train No. 30 Through passenger stop no do .t.
lions. connecting al Suthcrlin's with Milton ana
sutherliu NarrOw-t,aage railroad Tor Milton. .t
Salisbury with Western North Carolina rtfr.f
for all points In Western North Carolina. % 81.
ianta for all points SOuth aud Southwest
Train No. OF Through Passenger aud mail .t.f.
al all stations connecting az Sulherlin's Ith fl,l-
ton aud Sutherlin's Narr0w-tiauge rl!iuad f.r
Milton; ~ Atlanta for ail points south ati >lHfh-
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte Crlui1ift and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, ~ar..-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond .t
1870 L. VI, $40 \. NJ. and i2:ii =. VI. 1nd frla
West Point az l0:2O 4. VI U'assong,ri
VI. tfreightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O-New York and Atlanta CIV ...
ingtOn aud Danyille.
on Train 52-lscbmond and Char Go. auI
Charlotte and Chirlt-t0n.
All passenger trains stop ~ Bon AIR.
Ticket sold 70 al point- south. south Z. lld
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oftr check, given ,u local ticket.
4. PnpI.
General PASSENGER End I iclct Agent.
J. W. X. TAL'otrGu,ril Manager NIB
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EXCLUDING VISITORS.

Mr.. FAIR offered 4 resolution, which
was adopted, to exclude all persons from
the floor of the House except those who
have the privilege OF the same or are adj
mitted by order OF the SPEAKER.
On motion Of Mr.. Lyons, the House adj
iOurned
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENINGi GRAND OPENING
SECOND SUPPLY or sEAsONABLE SPRING
GOODS At
sYCLE BROTHERS.

We viii open and exhibit during this week an
immense line Of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
embracin Ing all the latest novelties.
Also, a full line Of PLAIN and COLORED SILKS,
PLAIN and FANCY eATINs;
4 full line OF the finest makes of BLACK eros
GRAIN SILKS, and latest novelties In COL
ORED and BLACK BROCADED SILKS.
IN MOURNING GOODS We will show an i'm
I mcnse variety, as follows:
CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH, sHUDA
CLOTH, TAMIsE, CREPE CLOTH, CAM
EL's-uAIR, MONTE CLOTHS, and great
many others, from the commonest to the finest,
all Of which will be sold at bottom prices.
Two cases DOUBLE-wDTH DEBEGE, much
below their value;
One Gaze 27-inch DRESS GOODS alta great bar
gain.
We will also exhibit a full line Of CAssIMEREs
/ FOR MEN AND BOYS. suitable for spring and
/ summer.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERCALEs;
4 full line of WHITE GOODS of every dcscrip-
ton;
\ large line of LACE CURTAINS, COUNTER
PANEs. and BED-SPREADs;
4 full line Of MATTINGs, OIL-CLOrHs. and
WINDOW->IlADES;
LAUNDRlED and UNLAUSDRIED SHIRTS;
LACEs and ENiBROIDERIES in immense va
rieiy.
ALL WE ASK II \ CALL
FOR
/ EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK
WHETHER
YOU ARE READY TO Buy OR NOT.
We have also
OPENED \ BRANCH-sTORE
At
1929 EAST MAIN STREET
1 for The accommodation of the lower part OF the
city and pubic generally.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
! NH l2-eol 81 Broad street.
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VIGoReUs ENGLIsu.-Thc Wheeling r

VIGOROUS ENGLlsH.-The Wheeling Re-
giSfer expresses itself as follows:
Our pOyerty-stricken old mother Virgil.
mia, devastated by war, damned by debt
and reputation, rTadjusted, Mahoned and
Niddlebergercd as she il, is still building
railroads, erecting furnaces, and capitalists
are pouring in upon her 10 compete for re-
sources not any better I'm quality nor az
great In quantity as those OF West Virgi.
MIA. She has 1.625 miles Of railroad today,
while West Virginia has but Co.'S"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

sEINEs AND NETS ON HAND,
MADE TO ORDER At SHORT NOTICE.
L. LICHTENsTElN& SONS,
corner sl.yentcenih aud franklin streets.
Sole Imporsers u the LION BRAND SEINE III
THREAD. mhv