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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10
Ollrazenf.
NIonRARA. dae lho srna lwa.

SI0BRAAA. dae Tho srpna issR
q. red. PZ.t
Seminim se We yassm llsta hkdst. ehei jan
ponakud sysyttlil, iak se vaci mail. v rokn
is2, giho lcdns. pteyzai Isem icdnaselstvi cd
zApsdni kons dobytsk poiIsru.iei spolesno.
sti. fokud vim. nssssii issm sAdsSma stsaka
ma vrbn, anii byeh byl nsaoho pfcIhksal.
After January ist issa we viii make loans
10 farmers, out Of the Special Fund Of ths
Company, q, the low rate Of per cent interest
per annum, providing good security tan be
given. - TAX zndl obaknls ktery jscm obdr-
lel.
Dale povida spoil. tom samsm obtanku
Only those applicants win be considered, vi ose
stock is insured with ~, and premium paid
up,
Jelikoa Isem byl oprasnenym jedns,elem,
iedy iscm sc vytal VA cestu, a co Is.m od ".
II. a c. Ins. Co, obdrzel. die toho jsem take
iednal, nob jsem nemohl mic jednat moji
ylastnI yhle, zajlsta, kdyby byla fekla spoil,
te cd Tho ledua budc fozdayat pehiz,, kAzde,
ma kdo bnde pojlittn, neb ten kdo nebyl 20
iisien neb "a pojisiii neneohG policy neza.
platil uomohl Il 0 2adnd penizc zadat Dale je
dlulno podotknoai, ie phi pryni zGsilee kterou
lscm ka ~ zaslal pfihlGsili - nAslcduJicl TO-
dAci' Jan Denda, Jan Diva, Albert JetmInek
a Mai ilolan ia 6ekAl ze mi budc spoil nseo
peat, kdy1 ale -. nle nepsala = imenoyanych
fodAkh bfzy ten Eas omen se piiksl ptAt zdali
VI pcnize pfsly, ia musil odpoyedit le ~.
iedy prs pIite co mysli %. sirnnu tach pentz.
Na 10 Istm dostal ntslednjiel odpoytd
Replylng 10 yours Of the snd, must say, that
We can not consider any application for loan.
until the Applicant has paid bis Insurance
Policy and the premium 10 received 10 this
once, We grant the loans in succession and
can not max, any exception from this rule.
Respectfully The ". II. a c. Ins.
Rudolf Dorm secy.
Ma to jsem yaslAl sp $500 = zas jsom Sc.
kal asi tlrnaete dnh, a mnt ptisly nAse rodGe
hkAi ptniEe. Jeiikoi radaii rcpiat. ae to ami
nema1e bft ie 10 ncjspis Asi bude ameriekg
humhuf, xase isem byi nueeh peat q psal jssm
lak lak nj bylo I,seBo. NaSs2 jasm obdrlcl
naslodmliei odpoytd. Yours ofthe 18Th Inst
received and contents noted IN repiy would
say. thai sc have to consider ihase u our
pairuns ffsi sho have insured With the Co.
longest time mek and In consequence we
can II present not grant any ioans 10 parties
Who injured month ago A. soon D. ncafe
ready sith money for those Parties, our
superintendent Mr. Rathmaun viii BE- At
your place and eKemine the sreuniY given By
The Applicants named 10 your letter Re
specially Tho " &C. Ius.
Rudolf Dorm. secy
Ale kso ntPhisi prohlidnoat maietsk byl
W hsthman, A prut' rroio JAk sam mi
iski, u - tea "a spoietBost msla kapiikl
vytsrpsal. nsb pff - piihis.iia tskost sHa
ids, - - mahh naptjSit tfeba 10 minoud
hetaa Jan kfsfnA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10

Jak z toboto vidtiI, nepFijeli Cell do
Ameriky sddag IN cciych dvanact
rnsaich ani iedinyl Jak je to moznof
Cod nsmeck6 spoIetnosti yydrluji 6e.
sk6. 6.jednaicle.Ipfednosty 6eskyeh odds
ienf 6eskt hlavnf iednaiele marnsg
Toto' cesi jsou jednoduse cd n6mec.
kych spoIednosif zaznamenGyanI CO Ra.
kukane- Y tech je vsak vice jak ttyry
pftiny. skoro deyst dcsctin Ceohi.
TAX die dfednich rakouskych yykazh
yysxhovalo Sc yr 1850 Rakouska
l0.iis osob, nichk byIo Gall Cechh
a 1880 Moravanh. tcdy Cechoslovanh
celkem e.64i. = skoro . dcseiin; die
toho by bylo roku 1850 -issi fod I.
cervenoe 1850 do 30 Servna 1881 bylo
zpiiietych Rakusanh 1900 Morava
no vroe mlnuItm Iso0O. Ale v
scznamu neni uveden ami jcdin}. Jak
dlouho budou nem6olrske spoleenoti
pfeplayni pachali tent0 hitch na nasi
nGrodnostiy Jak dlouho budou 10 e.
s,i jednaieI6 irpdti ably g nam ,akio
kfiydilo.
Seste,ioe Chi,age v Chicago
rOznemohlo - "a minulSho n roku
2iSs osob nA hestovioe tech zemfe
10 1855 Imezi Ccehy tam yyiGdsla
81 ncmoo Ia m nohych obSti. fFady
tvrii ls jcn pilnym oSkovanim poda
filo se pfui nemocl uSinlti. tax le
mlnulJ m8sic pdAlo se Pouas jif jen 10
dmrti nemoc neni vice opidemiekk.
zprasa pekIadnika spoj. ST "a mS.
sc 6ervenoc yykazuje umenAeni dluhu
n4rodnfho IL. ss0.027. duh droky
nesoud obnklel konoem 6ervenoc
sI.g52 esi 500 diuh droky neussouei
f5s $3.50 hoiovost ' pokladns
2iI. .0ss 0gi ssifbrnsss dolmd nalez6
%v pokladnt n - miliona. naprotI
ktsrsm ale yydAno bylo = koluje % pa
pApiroyE mtna "a 81 milionh eertih
kkth na siffbr0
0dhsd Jmfui Kansas vykasaje, Ie
re si6su tom + ss3.iss AArh sEd8la
nych 8 Is.0ss.s54 ssvydslAsYrh po
asmkb. daui poiiShajicieh. iedy Gel
kem "a .sss skrh poremhs sou.
kromnk driavt Cclg Kansas M
okroahlgm poftsm 50 miiionA Kkra
rozmkru. tab D. asi poiovies lsprvt je
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soilsly wAhy.

fins ah9 { n mfll jsfns ~ lIna
tllltefl lisismsiyfs. faiefho taish&eA4
b. ssigaioss. Ishet sm lasa siFsas
f,is gyagaia. AkJ 81 INCA ben lstall.
q fssalteh ssfAaY u vatee. tvlAaIA ala
o soassavt aaa9tai v alsaim tele
aaSaisaem llata Times vyslo sssoli
krs's vysYlat aby rspubllkAgt "A pH
tlsou poieia8hl asaacieh. opasiill
pm sroB stSsau take jstiaoho la5alAa,
kieff bJ pii Il piaeiilosli ~ sds buda
Dplama'yf pfnil n5ma nA knlblilf -
paalasil q gAjsm astany pbbAlnyaf
yisk fepubllsaus vyfrAni neupos'eehiI,
poHkAujie na yffnlumnosg fslenatai
NO. kseh il1 Ieslnau dive ppIobnou
komptomls sesli ale SelgnASniei slovu
avttnu netossall. q - ka NJ a tnoya
mdllo apakoYast TehdA sotiA rspu.
bllkABaky fe6nik. sem "a tou piitinoa
povolang. 70 dossavil ale p Delama
Iyr nepiisel omlusII Sc Tim. 10 asi
20 mil oil Wahoo na oes,s SC rozae.
mobl
- Tentokfale wax Delamatyr
osvedtil Sc 90 DOLBY fetnik. vsak co SO
vhbce ddvoda jeho tykalo. nimil
hodlal nyntisi system iinautnf pora-
ziil. ty ovsem phi VII ostre saiyfc. ne.
nechajf &c IA bcrnou minci brati a
hlayni dcel ieho asi pfi tom bJl. jako
vhbee u vscch siranickych demagogh
b}vd. ably sku,ky rcpubIikdnske strany
imahem odsoudlI tieel sve strany Wy.
chydl u povznesl
Tedy rolnici nascm okresu
yzmhtou sc letoiniho roku take ma
vystavu, a jak Sc zda, vybor "a tim
d6elem utyofeny, po6ina 81 yelmi ener-
gicky. nebof jiz nyni kond pfedbeznG
opatfeni. ably pax podniN ten potkal sc
dplnfm zdarem. Kek by nasi 6csti
rolniei, jichi tax yelky po6et tomto
okresu bydli. poysimli 81 nGlezitG tGto
vdei a dopravili k vysiav6 hojnosi pred
metG. kter6 jejieh peel piiein6nim
k obdiyu a uzndnf dosp6ly a hodny
jsou. by Sc pfi nkoy6.o pfileJitosti
nimy pochlubill.
= Jak obytejn6 byyd, budou ten.
tokrato We vystay6 nejlepsi pfedm6iy
&c ysech druhh yystayenJch poddleny
ccnami od posuzujioi komise, kiera
"a tim dcelem sestayena bude, bylo
by tudii pfani, ably tea n6kteff zlna.
iinch lakove 6estu6 vyznamenani sobe
ziskali Ny ma pit nasem krame w.
platime $500 N diva busle ncjlepSiho
kita tomu, kdo nan obdrH vysy6d6eni
cd doly6ne komisc, a doufime, ze nd.
rok ten pfipadne ntktcremu z nasiuch,
Anto mezi nimy hoInos, Aiia obyecjne
50 scje. Tea ostatni obchodniei upsa.
II podobn6 odneny ma rozli6ne v6ci.
budto na obili nebo dobyiek. lakol /
maslo
Caste slysim cd rolnikd nafok. lc
isou nemilosrdnt dfeui ve vsech mis-
mech tomto ckresu. iichg tu name ;
celku I'll Coz nebylo BY "a hodno ably
' iakovtm piipadu pomJsleli roluici ma
odsiTaHtui takoytho zla a aby saml
mezi ssbou hletlali prostfedku ki.ry by
je pied vydin1slvim ehr&nill Nccht
v mezi scbou dohodnou. utyoii akcio
YOU spoleenosi aposlavi 81 ylastni mlyn
na yhosin6m misit. nsjl dojista nouzI
nemaji Zs By Sc ' iAkovem podniku
dspichcm poikali, kaldy must phi
svtdiit. kdo jcnom ponskud pom6ry /
sdejh nahlih F. J. LePsa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10
zE CEDAR RAPIDS
DO ON AHA.

yrisFtm tlslf sik spoluhrairam Omaha
- isilsA pohsstlhsiyi sf.Aha q pssi uns.
ktsfsa mi TAI hfsirskym = atksaifm rpasa
hem ua leya daH zslmsns b. risiasf. vo
aitkgtt 1abltsuikofi Iiaslfksnu, - Isiish
sfdsfas lsahasilastsi Aslsm osfaiuiai b. ftlu
Psitstg - lsish dfastsnsfsi zftofsh
po.iatfksai. D - msn pftsi palisisuaa. -
lei,s nskalk daa hadu maslt feast
; hsatfskfu pesiFassm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10

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Va pomnik kIaeelny.

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10

IIleiiAm kn vEdtlAni maho po-
zemka leiiclho Y Madison County
Nebraska, fadnSho farmera. ktcry
BY mel chnf tam se pfrsidliti.
Poremek moi obsahuje iednu sck.
ei, l6g0 akrdl = jest ie,inim = nej
lepsioh oelsm okresu. Vfhodns
Podminky - Poskytnou.
RCDoIF DoRs,
sekretAf EApadnl kons a dobytek
Pojisrujicf pol. ' Omaha, Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10

Pran etaisis clsisie mdftns AchaisFr ast.
sks, IA lkka . isthim nsmneim rsziahnstd
tfuhus Perry b4tiss fAiN kitLEk afibkafs
, gi.ilFuhaaneu fIttiusti : nikfy nsnius -
atlnkns sdgi eAist - ~ - atsu asmassl. q.
sta i'as sglsfi siEa kaHdf iihg isk by uiaFngia.
Ne fFsslsl 3 Fasah issAfuika
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-08-10

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THE NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK,
v OMAMA. SgB.

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las
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ssssk~ <fx1. IT, fsaapla Hssivss
a y. sspeysn ~ sslmsm lsletnssiss.
hyt's nssisi s~sy@ml pnt,tses sas
nksi sev NIL afsh 4 SIRE iAsegsh M1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-15

The size Of London is indicated in the
fact that the burning down of the houses
on Il single square, as was the case the
other day, caused loss estimated in mil
lions OF pounds. Ii is monster city, in.
deed-the most lonely place in the world
to person without acquantances there, il
is said. A person traversing its streets,
and threading its crowds of human be-
ings, and being thus compelled to realize
what an insignificant unit he is, can APP.
preciate DAyID's question, "What is man
that Thou art mindful of hims" The ac.
cumulated wealth of London is so vast
that 1t causes one to wonder why the effect
Of it is not TO raise the prices of the neces-
saries OF life far above what they are.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-15

Will the Wheeling Register or the
Wheeling Intelligencer tell us what has
become OF Dad Caldwell "A. b. Caldwell,
Esq, formerly mayor Of the city, we
mean.-Richnaond Dispatch.
II the Dispatch refers to A. Bolton
Caldwell. we report him present-a men,
Der Of the Wheeling bar-fresh, fat, and
over forty; but we don't know him out
here as Dad" although he is q dad.
There may be other Caldwells who would
answer TO the name OF Dad-for instance.
G. b. Caldwell and Alfred Caldwell. hath
daddies, and both lawyers OF eminence at
the ohio-county bar Wheeling Register.
X. A. BROCK, Esq, the antiquarian, will
answer the Registers questions, it being
for his benefit that We asked the iniorma-
ton which the REGISTER has kindly fur
nished. Thanks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-15
SPECIAL notice..
mr. NO POsTPONEMENT ON AC'
COUNT OF WEATHER.
THE SALE OF
HOLIDAY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
AND
FANCY GOODS
WILL BE CONTINUED EVERY DAY.
THE SALE OF
ELEGANT GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN ALL OF OUR DEPARTMENTS.

TOYS. DOLLS, BOOKS, DESKS, ALBUMS;
cToVF. and MISUNDERSTANDING
GAMES. TEN-PINS. TOiLET-SETs, VASES;
GRACE-HOOPs, ORNAMENTS;
Elegant CLOAKS, DOLMANS, sACQUEs'
JACKETS, and ULSTERS;
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMF0RTABLEs;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTHs, DOL
LIES. and TRAY-CLOTHS:
UANDKERCHIEFs, NECKwEAR, STOCK
INGs, and GLOVES;
RUGS. CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, MATS, Of
TOMANS, and HAsSOCKS;
JEWELRY, SOAPS, TOILET-WATERS, and
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS;
W-SHADES, CURTAINS. POLES, COR
NICEs, and LAMBREQUINs;
PAPERS and ENVELOPES, and CARDS and
ENVELOPES in boxes
FIR CARRIAGE and SLEIGH-ROBES;
CARRIAGE and HORSE-BLANKETS;
full assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NIsHING GOODS;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES-we offer great
bargains in this line;
Elegant DRESS GOODS--all marked down to
close out We expect 10 lose some money on
this stock and arc ready TO make the sacrifice.
GOODS for boys and mems wear;
DRESS TRIMMINGS In great variety; and all
other articles usually kept In iirst-class esttb-
lishment.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
/ successors TO Levy Brothers.
10l7 and 1919 Main street,
deI4 Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-15

we osve Ourselves spoken, and we have
Ano"ed otner persons to speak, through
our columns word or two occasionally
10 oenan Of rsTsons charged with offences.
ana wrongfully charged as we thought.
Asainsf the laws Of the country. Il Is
qui'e different thing 10 try to prove that
: pe'son undergoing trial Is guilty Of VIC
's'ins the law. We have no sympathy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-15
ne At JULIUS MEYER d SONS,
col AND COS BROAD STREET.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
In order to make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
we have made special reductions in our
DREss-GOODS DEPARTMENT.

In order to make room for HOLIDAY GOOD:
we have made special reductions in our
DREss-GooDS DEPARTMENT.
Notice the changes:
! 40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAIDs. wer,
35c., now 1876;
10 pieces SILK-AND-WOOL PLAIDs, wer,
40 and Soc, now 1870;
so pieces siI00DAH CLOTH, were l6,c., now
1910;
40 pieces DOUBLE-WiDTH CAsHMEREs, wer,
25c., now l5c.;
35 pieces TYCOON REP, newest STYLES. wer,
25c., now 1870;
40 pieces MORE SILKS, were 81, now Soc;
HANDSOME sILK-LINED AIERyELLIEuy
CIRCULARS, SIS, were 500;
BEAUTIFUL FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. $40
were t25;
WHITE QUIRREL-LINED CIRCULARS, s21,
were S2S;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTH CIRCULARS, So:
HANDSOME FUR-TRIMMED DIAGONAL
CIRCULARS. sl2.50;
SATIN DE LYON DOLMANS. sI2 to $40:
LONG CLOTH JACKE1S-entirc stock at cost
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOUsOUETAIRF
KID GLOVES at 9Oc;
CIIILDREN'S EXTRA LONG, HEAVY-RIB
BED, FRENCH-MIXED HOSE at lOc. worth
zoe;
LADIES' sOLID-COLORED HOsE-four pair
for 25c.;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made, at Csc. worth 40c.
We are now opening an immense stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting of
FANCY BOXES,
TOILET-B0XES,
PERFcME-BOXEs,
DRESSING-CASEs,
WORK-BOXES,
WRIrING-DEsKs,
PAPETERIEs.
WIsP-BROOM HOLDERS,
WALL-POCKETS,
DOLL-BABIES
we are enabled to offer these goods at SPECIAL.
LOW PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
des COL and 6O3 Broad street.
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1T HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR EVERYBODY
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..

We are showing one of the largest stocks Of
LADIES' WRAPS in the city;
FuR-LINED CIRCULARS from $40 TO 500:
sILK-LINED WRAPS from fl2 to $40:
JACKETS aud CLOTH CLOAKs;
DIAGONAL CIRCULARS and DOLNANS:
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS and ULSTERS at every
price.
We have also on our bargain counter
10000 yards Of SHORT and DRESS GOODS.
Amongst them yon will find some Fine French
Goods, which will be sold al one third their
value Cfi and examine them.
You VIII also ind PLAIDs and sILR STRIPES
that have been reduced from soc. 10 16sr.
We still show very large stock Of SILKS, VEL
VETS and PLUsEEs-all al new prices
Our stock Of FANCY GOODS Tor holiday presents
Is very large.
over 900 pairs BLANKETS to be sold remark
ably low;
1000 SILK IANDKERCIIIEFs suitable for
holiday PRESENTS;
onr stock Of CARPETS, RUGS. NIATTINGs, and
OIL-CLOTHS to be closed out regardless Of
cost;
1000 GENTLEMEN's sCARFs and TIES for
holiday presents;
10000 GENTLEMEN's HEMsTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS from rs to 35c.-one
half their regular value:
HANDkERCHlEFs ~ FANCY BOXES for
holiday presents;
Large stock OF BALMORALS for holiday presents:
HANDSOME LAPROBEs for holiday presents: :
600 dozen HANDKLRCHIEFs TO be sold at the
low price Of loo. for holiday presents.
we have also a centre counter, with lots of goods
suitable for Holiday presents.
great many will say, " want to BY Christmas
present. but really don't know what 10 buy.r If
you call on SYCLE BROTHERS their polite
clerks Will show you around, and you will find
thousands Of useful articles. They occupy four
foors-the largest dry-goods house in the State of
Virginia. sYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll Broad street.
Branch Store: 1899 Main street. dc 10-eod
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BUsINEss Opportunities.

EOR SALE, THE KEY OF THE
Il MERCHANTS HOTEL, No. 1890 MAIN
sTkEET.-This y ore Of the best-known stands
Tor NOEL purposes In the city, having been used az
sucn Ter over twelve Year,. The location Ia ex.
cepuonsIiy good. The Slonse Is roomy, In frst-
rae ,e repair. and has n weiI-estabiished custom.
FOR iursncr particulars apply on the premises.
DO l2-fu,Th&F3t
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The State wittily says, in answer to the
question. How is science to obtain subjects
for dissections that ait must obtain them
as it has always obtained them, but without
being caught"
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whatever with the person whom our cor.
respondent "vrgiuia speaks Of In his
communication but we do not think 1t
would be right for us 10 undertake to
prove him guilty through the columns Of
the Dispatch.
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u sakes over one hundred pairs Of gloves
20 assnase cue griefof the Brooklyn officials
over, the death OF an alderman, whose life
~ nssa m nnse peen saved by single bottle Of
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We return thanks to Hon. GEORGE D.
WISE for copies Of the Congressional Re-
cord for the current session. We scan its
columns closely.
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General Buiord's Sporting Venture.
LOUISVILLE, December General ABB
bulord: who created such stir IN religi.
Gus and sporting circles few months arc
oy Joining church and starting a turf
paper al the same time, has left the latter
ana sued the financial manager for services
rendered. The General SAYS the paper has
prospered. but his pocket-book has NOT
ana hereafter ne will discontinue bic AT,
ncing. '"s"n anu
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Another lot Of those BEAUTIFUL SPOOL
COTTON NECk-TIEs, for ladies. at 25c each.
Call and see them. The supply + limited, and will
soon be exhausted. 4. J. LEVY & CO.,
no 20 2l3 east Broad street.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, a
wi bers of JOHN l.. ROPER LODGE, IN
No. 8. OF PERFECTION, are requested e *
10 attend a regular meeting of their Lodge "
al the Masons' Hall, on Franklin street between
Eighteenth AMI Nineteenth, on THIS friday
EVENING at o'clock. All transient brethren Of
the scottish rite in good standing are Invited TO
meet with u.s.
by order of JOHN F. MAYER, Ven. Master.
JAMES T.. RIDDICk,
de l5-lt7 Secretary.
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RAILROAD LINES.


&Qa
FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC RAfLROAD.-schedule
commencing NOVEMBER 9, 1892:
600 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-StrectsIatiOn daily stops
only at Milford and Fredericksburg
Sleeper Charleston and Washington.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-strrst station daily lex
cept Sunday. sleeper jacksonville
and Washington.
4A6 r. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper savannah and New York.
400 +. 81, Accommodation for Ashla6d, leaves
Broad-Strcet station daily lcxcep.
Sundaysj.
1880 A. NJ, arrives nj Byrd-Strcet station daily.
Sleeper New York 10 savannah.
500 p. NJ, arrives at Byrd-strect -rafiOn daily !;
makes no local stops Sleeper Wash
ington 20 Charleston.
o:48 p. NJ, arrives at Byrd-s'reei station daily
Except sunday. Sleeper Washing.
ton TO Jacksonville.
$50 A. ~, Accompodation, arrives At Broad
Street station daily Except sunday.
Train leaving Richmond 3 A. ". makes CLOSE
CONNECTION DAILY, except sunday. az
Fredericksburg with T.. Y. and y. II. Y. FOR
ORANGE COURTHOUSE andINTERMEDfATF
STATIONS.
G. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
r. r. u. MYERS. General supernienden'. 10 ~
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ME. PLASTER, CEMENT, &c
~ R0CKLAND LIME, "DIxIE" viRGINIA
kiME; SSSi.ESppIAHN Sk VIRGINiA LIME,
MENT, PORTLAND CEMENT. cALCINEn
rriLAsrER, MARBLE DUST, HAIR, &c. Also
IKE I HRiCK Of the BEST QUALITY. For sale
wrrip SPec,ai prices ON large quantities. WAR;
phone No. 275. a. s-ti.i
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RAILROAD LINES.
q = 80 g aeR
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

On and after SUNDAY, December II, 1882, the
following trains OH the PENINSULA ExTEN-
SION will be DISCONTINUED: The train leaving
Richmond at 1855 A. NJ. and the train arriving a.
7:sOP.M.
No change In the AIS r. NJ. train for Norfoik'
Old Point Comfort, and Newport News, and train
arriving In Richmond at 1l45 A. NJ.
II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
CIV. SMITH, General Manager. dc lo-lw