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How Mr.. Sims Failed 10 Advocate the
Cause Of John y. Wise at South hos.

SOUTH BosToN, Va, October 3, 1882.
10 TIE Editor of the Dispatch:
Ny attention has been directed to an ar
ticlc il the Wing OF September Both. in
whic b il says: "And thus Readjuster truth
is fol- essr overtaking Funder falsehood.v
| said iE my telegram that Colonel Sims
failed 70 advocate the cause of johnny
Wise. say now that in neither Of his
speeches did he say one word for Wise.
The JVhiq SAYS: AttOrney-General Blair
reports that; Colonel Sims, in his speech at
Danyille, ell ogleatly advocated the claims
of Captain Wise. That may be true | do
not deny it: bat tee question is: Did he
" eloquently a, tvecae" the claims Of Cap
tain Wise at Sol fh Beston? Look at what
other gentlemen have L. say.
w. w. WARD.
We, whose names are hereto annexed,
were present and heal d tll,H discussion be-
tween Colonel w. L. Sims and General
ii. III. Hurt at South Bo ston. We did not
hear Colonel Sims in eth n Of his speeches
advocate the cause Of John s. " Use.
r. NJ. Gerry,
w. ID. WMK NsoN,
w. Il. OWEN,
NJ. A. WALSH,
j. G. WALSH,
III. q. HOWARD
L. S. EAsLEY,
w. III. BAILEY,
w. ID. TURK.
j. T. TERRY,
JAMES l.. ESTES,
Il. X. NoBLIN.
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Our friend Of the Richmond Dispatch
Tor whose Democratic sensibilities we have
the highest regard, should not be rash in
estimating the Democratic majority too
nigh this year In West Virginia. This Is an
"off" year, recollect, and ii n hard to tell
who may be of on eiection-day. There is
assign OF WEAKNESS OF Bourbonism through
OUT this congressional district Wheeisnq
We are much obliged to you for your
, Mmuer regard for our Democratic sensi-
raa" 'es and not at all afraid to let our
us 49, see your prediction. Nevertheless.
Re,,,,,, no' Yet prepared TO believe that any |
next Tuoa1 VIII be elected to Congress
"''0'y from West Virginia.
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Here is what Captain john s. WISE once
said, in published letter, concerning the
white Republicans of Virginia. He said:
"The great bulk Of the Republican party
here hitherto has been negroes. y large
portion of the white Republican vote OF
Virginia hitherto has been made up of men
who were not Republicans from principle,
but as matter Of trade and barter; men
without character and influence, apoStates
for the price of their apostacy, men in the
community who would Starve without Of
fee, who became Republicans for office,
and whose tenure Of Office not only added
no strength to their party, but brought ii
into disrepute and turned respectable men
away from it,"
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e~papTIsT UNION PRAYER

,fEFTrycs-Tbe young men Of Grace-strcet'
second. P,ne-street, sidney, and Clay-street Bap-
list churches viii meet as follows IuEspAn
WIGHT at the second Baptist church, THURSDAY
NIGHT at Sidney Baptist church, FRIDAY NIGHT
at Pine-street Baptist church, ana SATURDAY
NIGHT at Clay street Baptist church.
The young men Of the First, Leigh-s'ee| ven
able-strcct and Fulton churches VIII meet " iol-
lows TUESDAY NIGHT at Leign-euee' Gnu, .n'
T,,,,nsn,y Want nj yenable-Street church, FRI
nav SIour nj Fulton church, and SATURDAY
NIGHT at the First church.
These services begin promptly at O'Clock L. NJ.
All young men cordially welcomed. oc3-ot
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PROPOSALS.


CITY ENCINEERS OFFICE.l
RICHMOND, VA, october |, les2.
NOTlCE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received at this Office until
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Girl,
1t o'clock +. NJ,
for furnishing tie city mules and horses with
FEED. PRONENDER. &C,
and also with
STRAW.
for three months.
The Committee on Street, reserve. uc right t0
reject any or all proposals offered. 1ui o. give The
contract for each article required t1 thc lowest
bidder therefor
Forms Of proposals can Poe obtai.od ny applying
al this office. ". CI-INIAW.
oc Ltd City Engineer.
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The american Homeopathic Observer
says; "The Liebig Company's preparations
should not be confounded with patent nos
trums. Its Coca Beef Tonic Is legitimate
pharmaceutical product, and worthy of the
recommendations bestowed upon ii by bot
homeopathic and aIlopathic Journals" In
valuable 70 all who are run down, nervous,
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ILLUMINATED and CHECK EFFECTS in pat
terms to match, which they are Offering
at their usual
POPULAR Low PRICES.

They are Offering many special bargains, among
them
% pieces ALL-WOOL TRENCH SIIOODA
CLOTHS, % Inches wide, in every Shade, at
33c. worth soc:
Is pieces ALL-WOOL SHOODAS. ~ inches
wide. IN thenewest shades. att Sc. worth 7Jc. I;
COLORED ALL-WOOL CA>IlNTERES, 33 inches
wide. every shade, at 379c.
90 pieces MORE OTTOMAN CLOTHS at 1Ic..
real value Z5c.;
80 pieces BORDENE CLOTHS, p Inches wide
It 1879, original price 25c.;
) pieces COLORED DRESS FLANNET.S. In
Navy Blue. Bottle Green. and Bronze 1T zoe. !:
Also, complete line Of PLUsIIES, VELYETS, &C.,
TO match Dress Goods
Is pieces I9-inch ALL-SILK-FACE LYONS
PLUSH, all new shades. at -;
Extraordinary bargains in BLACK and COLOR
ED SILKS.
II will pay you to look at their stock before buy
ing. JULIUS MEYER x son.
oc I-eod Col and COB Broad street.
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The letter from Washington to the Balti-
more Day OF last week, in which it was
stated that Mr.. DEzENDoRF had gone to
New York to secure the influence of the
National Democratic Committee against
nominating q Democratic candidate in the
Norfolk district, was, we are informed,
written by a Mahoneite OF Washington
CITY. Nuf ced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rrDRY GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS.

we are IN full receipt and are prepared !" o"er
the largest and most ,,ocv
,o,,, M Ncw York. An inspection will convince
sbat there are few NOVELTIES, either foreign or
'IomestIc. that are not exhibited In our house.
Among the many inducements are:
o cascs sIIOODAH CLOTHS In the most desirable
shades ut 15c. yard'
o cases WOOL, FILLING OTTONANS at loc',
All shades Of DRESS FLANNEL at ZZc.;
Extra large assortment OF ALL-WOOL FRENCH
COMBINATION DRESS PATTERNS;
Full stock OF FRENCH, ENGLISH, ana DoMto-
TIC FLANNEL sUITING, including all the
new shades.
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DEATHS.
this si s!Y},,s oc;g%SiEFy Z II, Washing

Died, in 81, s ss'f{s e o5wEvs son X Washing
ton owens anu ,u,ll take place mt B o'clock THIS
,snn,sv AFTER MOO from the Flu ~ ,se
f sap.st cnu rrecsnncetfuy Invited TO attend
,,-...,,o.ter. Va, october 2, 1892, AZ the
pied, IN stn mrs' Ann II. Drake, Mr.. JAMES ~.
Mo e,dipYe Of Fairfield, Texas; aged ''h'y''"0
years. -. ,viiI take Mace from the
me Iune.iii, o.r,ock THIS "wednesday MORN
M T,, ramans will be taken 10 the old home
stead On CbesterfeId county for interment.
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SILK GOODS.

SILK GOODS.
This department lends every variety OF new de-
signs.
Full assortment Of OTTOMANS, SATIN MER-
yEILLEUX, SATIN SURAH;
Special bargains I'm BLACK and COLORED
GROS-GRAIN SILKS;
Our GROS-GRAIN SILKS at $1.15 are equal TO
any generally sold at $3.50;
ALL-SILK SATIN MERVEILLEUX'in all the va
rioas light and dark shades at 95c. These goods
are manufactured Of the finest sewing silk, and
generally cost $3.50 yard.
ALL-SILK BLACK MERNEILLEUX at 9Jc.,
Sl.2J, and s1.65. Each Of these numbers cost
upwards Of soc. yard more 10 import
Full assortment of WORSTFD and SILK EN-
BROTDERIES for dress trimmings;
Job lot of CORSETS OF the most superior manu-
facture-Sl Corset at 5sc, 75c. Corset 1T 46c,
Sl.25 20 90 Corset for S3c.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTlIS, AND CURTAINS.
We offer every variety OF CARPETS in Nclvet5
Nioduet body, Brussels, Tapestry, Three-Ply In
grain, &c.-amOng them many special bargains.
IN fitting out rooms. laying carpets. ana all con-
tracts, we guarantee perfect satisfaction.
We also offer special largo stock Of BLANK
ETS, FLANNELS, CASSIMERES. and CLOTHS
Of every description. SC 23-Sasu&N
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MON Ely ANED
UPON
REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY

REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL SECURITY.
Special attention given to the RENTING OFT
OF REAL ESTATE and the COLLECTION Oh
RENTS. Liberal advances made
All kinds Of CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE for sale.
SALES By AUCTION made In city or coun-
try.
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE 10 exchange Tor
Virginian.
DEEDS written and ACKNOwL EDGMENr
taken.
Apply FOR the FirgiRia LdRd cutie.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate, Land Agent, and Auctionccr
au 27-eod3m zoos Rank street
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III Explicit directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dye.
lng Moses, Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, dc,
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We still have a fair a.-ortmntof DRY GOODS
in stock. many Of which are Tar below their mar
ket value
The store has been rented ana ,ao-e good, vi.i
be closed out at the very LOWEST FIGURE, ir
CASH ONLY.
Would call special attention 90 our .tocA ot
COLORED SILKS, BLACK SILK VELVET.
BLACK AND COLORED PLU>uEs. &c.
PARTIES INDEBTED To THE FIRM viu
please call and SETTLE At ONCE.
oc l-lw AP. FOX Z son.
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fURNITUR RE.
EURNITuRE. MATTREssEs :,

II Snrnc NJ, MA hSoSEc, m
- BEDDING. &C.-WILLIAM DAF-A
fRON.-Parties IN want OF FURNITURE oily
any description Will study their interest byS1I
caIlhg ON me before purchasing. Carries the
largest stock does the business, and cannot be I'M
dersoid. Five hundred suits In WALNUT, ASH.
anu fOPLAR, from the best factories in the coun-
ny' VIII &c sold low 70 make room. WILLIAM
DAffkON, office and warerosms. 1888 Main
street; West-End store, 3l3 70 3l5 NOT IN Adams
Vfeei factory, Nos. 10, IL 20, and 22 borth Fiji
le nth street. Richmond. Am
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MEETINGS.


HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANpERY'(
RICHMOND, VA, October A, 1882.
GENERAL ORDER No: ,,i p; =. TX
u SIR KNIGHTS: Attend n called as ~
sembly of the Commandery at the asy. ~
lum 81. Adams Hall, corner Third and = Y
Main streets, THIS "wednesday EVE-/
MING at o'clock. Fatigue dress. Members or
the Commandery of st. Andrew and visiting Sir
knights are cordially invited to be present.
By order Of Eminent Commander.
JOHN r. MAYER, Captaln-Gener1l.
Attest: S. MEG. FISHER, Recorder. oc4-llf
MASONIC NOTICE.-MAN- n
wi CHESTER LODGE, No. IA, A. F.,~AA~
AND A. NJ: Brethrcn,-YOu arc summon - X
ed to attend called meeting Of your "
Lodge THIS DAY at 10 o'clock. TO pay the last
tribute Of respect to our deceased brother, JAMES
\. MOODY.
by order OF the W. NJ.
oc 4-lts j. u. Walden, Secretary.
CLAY WARD. - CONSERN ATlN Els
" AND MEMBERS OF CLAY-WARD ACT
IVES I'm favor Of taking an active part In the COM
Ing election are requested To meet NJ SIIESS
HALL. No. 700 west Broad street, on THURS
DAY EVENING, October ., 1882, IT o'clock.
i. 5. DERBYSIIIRF,
oc 4-2l* Ward superintendent.
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Ut SYCLE BROTHERS.
ARE YOU READY TO SEE NEW GOODS?
WE ARE READY TO SHOW NOVELTIES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
WE ARE SHOWING ALI TIE NEW STYLES
ALL THE NEW COLORS. ALL THE
BEST QUALITIES.

NEW VELVETS and PLUSHES,
SILKS aud SATINS,
DAMASSES and BROCADES,
many of them our own importation. We know
the prices are right, and will let you judge to the
taste displayed We will offer
BLACK SILKS, 81 inches wide. at 95c.;
COLORED SILKS, u inches wide. at 95c.;
COLORED SATlNS, 90 inches wide, nj 9Oc.;
BLACK SATINS. % inches wide, at Il;
COLORED OTTOMANS, % inches wide, at $50
BROCADE SATINS, - inches wide, atSl
In DRESS FABRICS we show
PLAIN-Camel,' Hair, Sergcs Trcots, Cashmercs.
Draps II Nina, Amazon Cloths, Flannes, Jer-
seys. and Shudahs all qualities and colors;
CHECKS-Pinhead, Invisible, Illuminated, In
great variety;
MlXrURES-Beigc Illuminated, Hcathed
STRIPES Bayadero and Nerticle in colors and
mixtures, for combinations;
PLAIDS-Au styles and qualities
lpO pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 10 l2Ec.;
100 pieces DRESS GOODS a. Is, 20. and 25c.;
25O piece, FLANNEL. from Ia TO 75c.;
100 piece, CASHMERE. from poe. o. II
leo piece. CASSIMEl;E from soc. 70 81;
- pieces FLANNEL SCiTINGS:
1OUO pair BLANKETS from 81 tO SIS;
800 COMFORTABIF~ from 7Jc. 10 $3.50;
1000 WHITE COUNTERPANES from Doc. %
1000 C0RshTs from 25c. OSLO:
Large line Of NEW CAiipLr>. NATTINGS.
OlL-CLOTIiS. and LACE CURTAINS:
GENTLENtN'S and LADIES UNDERWEAR
a speciality;
case LINEN CRASH ut &C.. reduced from 1Gc.;
80 pieces GRAY FLANNEL at Ike. worth
2pc.;
An Immense stock Of KID GLOVES at bottom
prices
All the latest novelties in BUTTONS and TRIM
MINGS:
HAMBURG EDGE and LINEN TRIMMINGS a
specially
We show the largest stock og goods In this city.
this being our second supply Of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. >lCLE BROTHERS.
3ll Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. 81 2f-Cod
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NOURNING GOODS.

MUUKNINU UVVOos
In this department we offer all the various
FRENCH NOVELTIES, among them CUR DE
I.AKEI. CAsIINfER DE ALLEMAYNE, DRAP
ALMA, BEAVER, CAMEL'S HAIR, HAVANA
CLOTH, OTTOMAN, &c. We make special men,
tIon Of 10 pieces DRAP ALMA at 9Oc. yard
these are As inches IN width, and the general cost
Is 1925.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS. &c.

PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
l.. LEWIs'S ART-GALLERY.
All the latest subjects In PAINTINGS, ENGRA-
WINGS, and OLEOGRAPHS;
New PICTURES constantly arriving;
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES;
BRONZE FRAMES.
GILT and BRONZE CORNICEs.
ALBUMS In Russia, silk, and Plush;
EASELS for parlOr and mantel:
PIER and MANTEL-MIRRORS;
WALNUT and EBONY BRACKETS;
BiRTHDAY-CARDS and PANELS;
ARTOTYPE ENGRAVlNGS:
CMROMOS in frame, 24x3O, atSI;
Sx10 FRAMES from 30 cents upward-ffty diff
ferent styles;
FRAMES made TO order at lowest figures in the
city. l.. LEWIS
sc S-3m OLE Main street.
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AN
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET \ TICKET.


Tickets for the Festival can be- obtained rs fol-
lows: Every cake Of DANlD'S PRIZE SOAP Is
wrapped in DARK BROWN wrapper. >slc
these wrappers until you have 20; mail them to n
in one Of our envelopes. which can be obtained
FREE OF CHARGE from the grocer OF whom
You buy the Soap; follow the printed directions
thereon and there will be no trouble. For 100
wrappers you VIII receive 9 tlckcts. REMEMBER
THE TICKETS COST You NOTHING. You do
not BUY them-we do not SELL them. We give
SOAP-USE DANlD'S PRIZE LAUNDRY
SOAP. Bear in mind that YOU have nothing to
lose. You get FULL VALUE for your money
when You buy the Soap. Ii Is the LARGEST,
CHEAPEST, BEST the LONGEST LASTING,
WiilTEsT WASHING; SWEETEST SMALL
ING, EASIEST RUBBING SOAP IN EXIST
ENCE. III YOU USE IT ONCE YOU WILL
ALWAYS USE IT, AND THAT'S THE WAY
WE WILL GET OUR MONEY BACK. THINK
OF 1T: No soap ever did so much for you, none
ever WILL Every one of the presents will be positive
~ given away. TWENTY WRAPPERS TICK
II, 100 WRAPPERS q TICKETS. ONETICk-
TT AS GOOD As ANOTHER. SIX TICKETS
BETTER THAN ONE. DANID'S PRIZE SOAP
is LARGER than any other OF like quality, aud is
adapted for either Toilet or Laundry use. TRY
1T. YOU'LL LIKE II. IL will not be necessary
10 attend TIE Festival 10 receive presents rs they
or The vouchers for them Will be forwarded 70 any
body entitled 10 them ON receipts OF instructions
now 10 send. BUY NOW. Every one can have 6
tickets before Christmas If they commence at once
70 use The soap. BUY MORE THAN YOU MED
pKONES WITH AGE. 1T Is THE BEST IN
nEsTMENT EVER MADE, For sale by all
Grocers keeping mOney-worih good. III your
Oroctr does not keep IL, will not get IT, notify
our Agents. No communications answered unless
stamp Is enclosed.
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Remember our new store is at
2I3 EAST BROAD STREET
oc4 T.. LEVY d CO.
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Tho store of LEVY BROTHERS is closed for
The purpose OF opening the new stock for the new
LEVY, DAVIS DRAKE,
which stock win be offered TO the public Mt Levy
BROTHERS old stand, Nos. 1o17 and 1919 Main
street, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
AT 0 A. M,
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
Remember, that the store will be RE-OPENED
MONDAY MORNING NEXT
AT9 O'CLOCK.
Parties indebted to us will greatly obliged us by
promptly settling their accounts.
oc4 LEVY BROTHERS.
III JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE SHOWING
AN IMMENSE AND ATTRACTIVE LINE OF
NEW DRESS GOODS
FOR THE COMING SEASON,
embracing all the new shades of
TERRA-COTTA,
OX-BLOOD,
CADET-GRAY,
1IUSSAR-BLUE,
HUNTERS GREEN,
COPPER BRONZE. &C.;
Ih sHOODA,
CUCROSS CLOTHS,
BENGAL CLOTHS,
BEIGES DIAGONALS,
&C.. SC, &C.
ILLUMINATED and CHECK EFFECTS in pat
terms to match. which they are Offering
at their usual
POPULAR Low PRICES.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
d. ). LEVY & CO.,

II j. LEVY & CO.,
21s EAST BROAD STREET,
late Of the Grm Of Levy Brothers,
have laid In an elegant supply Of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
UNDERWEAR,
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMAsK.
RIBBONS, LACEs,
HAMBURG EDGINGs,
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DIsSOLUTsONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

E.-Thc undersigned nave formed
~ q COMPREHENSIVE for the purpose 81 gone
Quoting GENERAL DRN-GOOD~. DRE~~-
TRIMMING. aud NOTION 81 >lNE~-. under tI.
hrn-namc and style OF BRkEDEN. rAILEh &
co. We viii opcu on or about the 18th Octnl,r
lsS2, "a full line Of NEW and DESIRABLE
GOODS at the store No. 3u9 Broad street. AZ pro
sent occupied 10y Mcs-rs. \. f. Fox 4 son. We
cordially invite The patrons Of 4. T. Fox & son ami
~ the late firm of Breeder a Fox t0 extend th,lr
patronage 10 the new nrm. Mr. \. 4. FOX VIII
remain with IL, and will b, pleased o. serve hi. old
friends and patrons.
POWHATAN BREEDFN.
NATHANIEL TAIIEN. JR.,
JAMES II. tHENERN.
RlC iMOND. October ,, lSS2. Oc l-,0d6t
RICHMOND, Va September .lss2
TlIE FIRM OF BALDWIN a JEN-
L kINS. heretofore engaged In the wholesale
boot and shoe busncs, in this city, q, this day dis
solved 10y mutual consent 4. \. BALDWIN,
sc l9-3w ". +. JENKINS.
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Ed. LEVY & Co,
2I3 EAST BROAD STREET,
will place upon their special counter ,hls week
24O HAND-EMBROIDERED WRENCH CHI
MISE at 70 cents, worth 10 import;
50 GENUINE LONDON PADDED MAR
SETTLES QUILTS at 80. worth So.
I25 yards SILK PLUSH In the following color
only: NAVY BLUE, BLACK. BRONZE.
DARK WINE, and sEAL-BROWN, at +l.6o
per yard, regular price AZ.
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In our new, beautiful, and light store
NO. 213 EAST BROAD STREET,

we shall continue TO sell goods at the low price
that made the old house 80 famous.
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f. J. LEVY & CO..
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET,
present daily on their SPECIAL COUNTER
goods that amaze and astonish every ono.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mn STORE CLOSED.
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Both the COMPOUND and BLOOD-PURIFIER
are prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price Of either, 81. six bottles for
50. The COMPOUND is sent by mail in the form of
pills, or of lozenges, on receipt Of price. Al per
box for either. Mrs. PINKTIAM freely answers all
letters of inquiry. Enclose Scent stamp. Send
for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
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LYDIA +. PINkHAMS LIvER-PILLs cure
Constipation Biliousness, and Torpidity of the
Liver. 20 cents.
Sold by all druggists l-eod
Morris tribune., 1882-08-31
III ORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas John Hcnnessy, as mortgagor, did on
the 2sth day of March, \. D. 1879, duly execute
and deliver to j. l.. Hammond and &. Z. Bush, of
Addison county, Vermont, mortgagees, his
mortgage bearing date of March 2oth, y. ID. 1879,
whereby he mortgaged TO said mortgages the fol
lowing described lands, situate in the county of
Stevens, state of Minnesota, to-wit: The east
half of the southeast quarter (ElsSEl) of section
five 90, in township one hundred and twenty three
sp, north of range forty-two (la) west, to secure
the payment of the sum of one hundred and sew
enty-tire dollars with interest, according 10 the
conditions of one certain promisury note with
three interest coupons attached bearing even date
with said mortgage and made by said mortgagnr
to said mortgages, which said mortgage ON
the 7th day of March, A. D. 1879, duly recorded in
the office of the register OF deeds in and for said
Stevens county, in book 'A' of mortgages ON
pages $50, 5Sl and $50; and whereas default has
been made in the payment of the sum of two hum
bred and twenty-twoNnd $500 dollars, which is
claimed to be due upon said mortgage at the date
OF this notice, and no proceedings have been in
stituted at law otherwise to recover the or
any part thereof; and whereas John l.. Hammond,
one of the above mentioned mortgages, died in
testate on the third day of February n. ID. 1882
Middlebury, in the county of Addison, state of
Vermont; and whereas, Thomas A. Hammond,
Charles E. Bush, and Thad NJ. Chapman, of said
county of Addison and state of Vermont, were on
the nth day of February, A. D. 1892 appointed adj
ministrators orthe estate of said John l.. Hammond
deceased by the probate court for the district of
Addison, state OF Vermont; aIN whereas an au-
thenticated copy of the appointment of said ad-
ninistrators was, on the 18th day of July, A. ID.
1882 filed for record in the office of the register of
deeds in and for the county of Stevens state Of
Minnesota.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage con
tulned and Herewith recorded, and pursuant To
the statute in such case made and provided, the
said mortgage will be forcclosed by sale of the
lands therein described which sale will be made
by the sheriff of said Stevens county, ut the front
door of the post office, in the village of Norris i'll
said county, on the 18th day of September A. d.
1882 at 10 ciock in the forenoon of that day, at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash. to
pay the sum Cue on said mortgage, together with
the taxes, if any, on said premises, and twenty
five dollars attorneys fees therein stipulated to be
paid in of foreclosure, and the disbursements
allowed by law, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day of sale, us provided
by law.
Dated July 49, y. D. 1882.
THOMAS 4. HAMMOND,
CHARLES E. BUSH,
THAD NJ. CHAPMAN,
Administrators of the Estate
of John l.. Hammond, De-
ceased.
CHARLES E. BUSH,
Surviving Mortgagee.
WILLIAMS 4 CHAPMAN, 15t1
Attorneys for Mortgages, Fergus Falls, Mimi.