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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-01
-NGIISU LUTHERAN

NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CiurRCH Seventh street between Grace ana
Rroad). Rev. W. G.. SCHAEFFER, pastor.-Preach-
ing nj IL A. VI. and 7;i5 T.. VI. The LORDS sup
pcr VIII be administered at the morning serv'ee'
after which IN important congregational meeting
will be held. A full attendance Of the membership
As dcsircd.
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4 MEI.I.-KNoMN nRrGGIsr.

have seen great many eases cured with
swift's SpeciGc-some who had tried an sorts 60
treatment. In fact, have never known it % TAI
when taken properly. | sell large quantity Of a.,
and for all diseases that are dependent on blood
poison or skin-hninor. II cures
PINPLES AND BLoTCnEs on rlIE Skin
and makes the complexion fair aud rosy. As Tor
blood.taint there Is no such word as fail. II cures
cases that have long wirs,ood other sorts OF treat
ment, aud without any OF those recurring trout
bles that generally follow mcrcurial aud other so
called cures I'll. MASsENBURG,
Macon, Ga.
Our treatise on Hood and skin-Dlseases mailed
free 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
no2o-lw Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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The stock never showed so great variety Of
sEAsONABLE GOODS
as is offered Tor December trade. But Of many
FINE GOODS
we have no duplicates. aud they will not De re-
placed, nor can they be bought elsewhere I'm town
for the price we shall put on them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION; the llst-what there Is left. Many
Of our friends will remember the crush OF last
year, when for six hours we were obliged 10 close
the doors, great was the crowd SO come carly
for first selections and proper attention.
We shall not find r. necessary 10 "treai Rcduc-
tom " Less Thln COST our stock at THIS season.
a., with very rev exceptions. It's SD well secc'cd
and assorted that our usual EXTREMELY Low
PRICES VIII readily sell 10 " you VIII come carly
enough 50 that we can wait on you.
on FINE GOODS any Offer viii be considered
and any In reason viii De taken, as IL must all go
BY January.
But REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS GO
FIRST. aud the place To- get thcm j. ~
no 27-2At STEVENS, 900 Broad street.
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~ WEST MAIN.sTREET BAPTIST

II WEST MAlN-SIliEEIB Ai llol
Church. sidney corner Main and Beach stree'sl'-
Preaching by The pastor. Rev. W. j. sIiPMAN' Nv
IL O'Clock \. NJ. SUNDAY; and at 80 O'Clock L.
VI. DIR. WILLIAM +. HATCHER VIII address
mass-mectlng OF the church In the interest Oh 'le
Pastors Home" All are cordially mFitsu 10
attend. whether members OF the church or NOT
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nIg GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streetsl'-
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. w. f. HATcHLh'
ID. d.. AT IL O'Clock a. NJ. and at half-past Z
O'Clock L. VI. on SUNDAY.
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We quoted more than we needed OF the
Valley Virgin'an'S article on General Ma
HOMES manifesto in order not to DO inius-
tice to that journal.
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nj SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CIIURCu.-The pastor. Rev. II. {. CAVE VIII
preach at IL \. VI. and 1880 j. VI. All welcome
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NJ CLAY-STREET METHO DI ST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Adams and
Clay Misunderstanding on SUNDAY NoENING
at IL o'clock by DR.. PAUL WHITEHEAD, and at
half past O'Clock by the PASTOR Rev. 6. II. RID
DICK. All are cordially invited to attend. Seats
free
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ri MONUMENTAL CIIURCH.-Rey'
l. &. ARMSTRONG, ID. D., rector. Services AZ IL
AN and4P.M. sunday school ut ~ y. VI
Bislop PETEEKrS Of West Virginia viii preach
To-MoRRow AFTEROON.
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~ PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH west Franklin streetl.-seryices at i
A. VI. by Rev. JONI HARMON, ID. D.-subiect,
Faith Cure; ~ +. NJ, Rev. PAUL WHITE
HE AID. d. ID.
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RICHMOND, VA, November 27, 1888.
-DTIrE Tho onn..aI p,nntincc of thf


NOTICE.-ThP anr"1l meeting OF the
y stockholders Of the llOND AND WEST
POINT TERMINAL Il. WAY AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY Will be held at the office Of
the Richmond and Danvll c Railroad Company In
the civ of Richmond. Va. on the lTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, l SS3. at | 2 O'Clock VI.
The transfer-bOOks win DE closed from O'Clock
i. VI. December 4th until 10 O'Clock A. VI. De
ccmber I9. 1883. X. BROOKE,
mo- oT-td Secretary.
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M GRAC E-STREET PREsBl II
RIAN CHURCU.-Scrviccs at II o'clock ~ NJ
and 7:3OP p. VI. Preaching bY Mr.. DREW
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NJ SECOND PRESBYTEBIAN.-Dr.
fIoGE at IL A.. VI. Rev. DIR. READ. Of the Grace
Street Presbyterian church, viii preach NJ l. W.
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n-7pFIRST PRESBY TERIA y
cIIURCH.-Rev. JAMES *. HAzEN, ID. d., VIII
preach at II a. ", and Rev. NJ. ID. lioGE' d. d.
az 7:45 T.. NJ.
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~ TRINITY METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH corner Of Twentieth and
Broad streetsj, }. WILEY BLEDsoE PASTOR
Preachngat IL A. VI. and 1870 7. VI. by the pastor
Young mems prayer-meeiing from To L. Ne
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The stock never showed so great q variety of
SEASONABLE GOODS
BEGlN-
MONDAY MORNING.

The stock never showed so great a variety OF
SEASONABLE GOODS
a. IS offered for December trade. Bot OF many
FINE GOODS
We have no duplicates and they win not hc re
placed. nor can they De bought elsewhere in town
for the price We shah put Oh them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GIT THE BEST
SELECTION; the last-what there r. lett. Many
Of our friends viii remember the crush OF last
year. when for six hours We were obliged 20 clos.
the doors, So great was the crowd. - come curly
for first selections aud proper attention.
We shall mot 1nd 10 necessary io " Great Ee,luc-
tiop," Less Than COST oar stock 40 this season,
as, with yery few exceptions, 'ts We'll selected
and assorted that our usu0l EXTREMELY Low
PRICES viii readily >cil % IL you Will come early
enough 80 that We can waii GA ynu.
Ga FINE GOODS aHy cLcr VIII Dee cousilcr
and any IN reason viii be taSen, ~ it must 400 1
Dy January.
BIT REMEMBER TIE BEST BARGAINS DD
FIRST and the place 10 get them D. 40
no 27-2it SltNtNS' 3o5 Broad sueei.
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BEWARE

Of the continued use Of mercury and potash for
the Treatment OF Blood and ssin- Disea,os-tacy
never cure, and nearly always njuo or totally
ruin the general health.
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M AT II O'CLOCK SUNDAY MORN
ING AT SIXTH MOUNT ZION CHURCH The
pastor, Rev. JoHS JASPER, viii by request repeat
his sermon on the " sun ID, Move"
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~ CENTENARY NJ 4 L Ii Cd Is 1
CUURCII.-Scrvicc n l O'Clock 4. NJ, conduct
ed by the pastor. At 1880 o'clock p. NJ Rev
RICHARD BoYNs. Wesleyan minister, Of Corn
wall. Eng. will preach. sacroment Of the Lords
supper at the morning service.
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~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Grace above shaferl-Rey. PElIoS H.
HocE pastor.-serviccs at IL \. NJ ana T.
NJ. seats free. Public cordially invited.
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~ SECOND BAPTIST Gil L re IL
fccYrcr Main and Sivti otroeisl. Rev. ". LAM
DRUM, pastor.-There will be preaching on sun
DAY by the pastor at IL a. VI. and 1870 T. NJ
~ - " 2t
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PIONEERING BULBS.

A ALUM OR JAPAN LILIES,
IA GALA LILIES, LILY OF THE VALLEY,
spring towering. Catalogues containing full iii.
rect o.,s for cultivation, etc.
Observation-Disclosures and POTS.
4. w. WOOD, Secdeman.
dc Lat corner Sixth and Marshall streets.
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EIREMEN'S BALL.

HOOK.AND-LADDFR No. and IOSEf.E
COMPANY No. q. RICHMOND PRE- De S-SSi
PARTMENT, will give a GRAND BALL at Mon
tlccilo Hall on FRIDAY. December 7, 1888.
Tickets for sale by members of the companis
and at the cngine-hOuse on Tenth street. Prize
81. no 25-Su,N &>a3t
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pIrIUtOND. "a Noyolnbc

RICHMOND, VA, November p. 1858.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ stockholders of the RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held nc
the Office of the COMPANY IA the city Of Richmond
Va. on the 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1883, at
II o'clock VI.
The transfer-boOks will De closed from O'Clock
y. VI. December ith until 10 o'clock \. VI. De-
ccmher IL, 1883. H.. BROOhE,
no o7-td Secretary.
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pEsT ANTHRACITE COAL. 50. SD.

DEST ANTHRACITE COAL, SO. $40.
I'D and $3.50 per ton: Eastbank C0alburg SIS
for lump and 80 20 for hail: Splint, soft coal,
$3.50; Engine Coal from s2.75 10 $3.50: soft
Coke and BrighthoUe. lowest prices for cash. Pine
and Oak Wood long. sawed. or kndllng. Tcle-
phone. lG5. Office, 1908 Cary street. or Broad
between Seventh and Eighth.
no25 CHARLES II. PAGE.
A NDERSON & FLEMING, JEFFERSON
IA STREET NEAR BYRD. ANTHRACITE. WEST
VIRGINIA SPLINT, CLOVER HILL and
STEAM COAL, GAS-H0USE and SOFT COKE I;
OAK, PINE, and kINDLING WOOD.
Telephone No., pa. no 22-1m
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MALARIA, INDIGESTION, DYSPEP-
A'I STA, HEARTBURN AND GENERAL ILL.,
HEALTH relieved by
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
SPARTA, TENN.-Dr. W. Il. Cummings saws: /" I
am strongly convinced Of the efficacy of Browns
Iron Bitters, and recommend them"
LEwIsyILLE, ISD.-Rev. j. s. Cain says: ~ used
Browns Iron Bitters tor nervous prUstratiOn, aud
found II entirely satisfactory"
de l.
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~ UNION.STATION METHODIST

CHURCH (corncr Of Twenty-fourth ana y
s,reeisl preaching ut IL a. VI. ana f'3O T. H.
by Rev. II. G.. CHEATHAM, pastor.
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NJ FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. PERCY G.. ELsoM will preach at IL .. M'
and 7:3OP. VI. To-MoRIow. A cordial welcome
To all. sunday school at $3.50 \. NJ.
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MEETINGS.,

WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER
W ANCE UNiON.-The members of tins
Union will hold their regular meeting In the rooms
OF The Young Mems Christian Association at
O'Clock \. ". MONDAY. Mr.. 5. r.. CHAPGN VIII
be present, md IT IS earnestly requested that every
memhe- Will be on hand. BY order OF the
d, lot PRESIDENT.
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WOOD AND COAL.

BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.
Having the agency OF the Kanawha Camel Coal
Company am prepared 20 furnish PURE CAN
NFI. COAL. rs cheap rs more ordinary fuel; also
full supply Of CROWN hill SPLINT COAL,
the best West Virginia Splint mined.
i. LATHROP.
Sole Agent for Richmond,
de Seventeenth street at draw-bridgc.
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SIXTH AND BROAD

SIXTH AND BROAD
STREET.. You VIII Inl
the greatest bargains ri
the day. indeed. their oH-
tire lOCk ia took ofhl--
gains, ana the crowd Chat
daily attend their stores
attest tIe appreciation OF
these bargain, hy tfc pub
iic. Below alI-tofl4r-
gains sd yaripgtipd as fO
dlsrel any idea that their
bargains ARE confined o.
small lelIler-. audto show
that cycryitcm offered isa
real bargain:
PER yard We offer five
pieces of l9-INCuG GAR
MT >lLh NtLNII.ppr-
feet Boo every respect. ur
rel value of which g.
S2.5Ourr yard.
PEI vlrd sell am ] SIN
BRONZE ALL-Sllh
VELVET, real value -
per yard;
aud "a quarter We of.r
$3.50 BROtADED ~llh
AlINIIN ln ERbNLf-
and GARSETs;
and q quarter NONPt-
REfL BLACK BRO
CADED \ELNIItIN
has been seliiugallthruul
the season. We Do Yc GOO
the price ON 70, and uOW
otlcri II 10 soc.
and a half per y1rl $500
have in BOTILI-
GREEN, BRONZt. auI
NANN Blue a So
DDUBLL-WlDTU ALL
WOOL T. NGIl-li
LDAhlNG worth li o..
lowest cs innate Hi.5ut
and ten cent, We oiI.rtII.
celebrated TAEQJlN
BRAND BLACh IUI
COLORED OBI TTDN
KIDS, sold formcilf ar
so:
Der yard we -ell e.
5J-iNCH ALL-WOnl
JERSEY CLOIH which
cant re matched Ull,r
81:
per yard we scllan ALL
WOOL BLACK >liODDA
CLOTH - inchc, wide.
real value zoe.
we sell a 2f-lNCULI~
IRE CA~liMEHE.ailf hf
newest shades and well
worth 33c.:
We have an FCRt and
WHITE TAPE EpR-
DERED NOITlNGNAN
LACE. being a portion nf
our last weeks cm-igu-
ment and well worth 4uc.:
we offer q REAL AN
TiOUE NOTTINGHAM
LACE, real value TJc.;
We sell an ELEGANT
i-BUTTON BLACK klD
GLOVE, perfect in every
respect and selling rCgu-
larlg f0rSl;
we offer 600 pairs G-BJl-
TON FRENCH tiiA-
MOlS-~klN MOCSQJI-
TAlRES. regular price
we oaer 9oopairs CHIT
Ton LENGTH IN-
DRESSED MOI OF b.
TAIRFS, BLACKS aud
COLOR~, worth SL2J.
ally submitted for cOmpar-
Its MEYER & son,
Ol and Coz Broad street
.crs carefully andprompiiy
no 2j->uW&>a
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IIITQHpeops At always IN ihc lockout s,r
M INkNeAAaees - ibcrease thsif osraiAes. ana in
- kAE(time become Wealthy tAass he d not
. D@Mmpruve their opportunities rsmhirn iu
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ucHsy We sAht nam inen. uosHHu. boys aud nirls
to weFk &c us light in thsiF csliiits Auy ots
CA DO the work prupsrlY frum she fret ttAft The
business Will pas thAn tisBrs cruary wages
Rxpensive oatai furnished free No on who snrners
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EetO Advertisements.
nR. FRAZIER'S ROOT Bi1TERs.

Frszlsr's Root BilieTs are not a drsm.shot viIsL
Leverage but ere strctiy medicinal IN every ssusg
ThsJ at strongly upon The LIVER nbi Liiasys keep
the bowels open and regular, make the weak suonY
Lsal tho lungs, build up the Earrus ana cleanse tie
blood aud syststa u svsry iapufity.
For DiIziDsss kush u Blood - toe Head. tending %
Apopls1J DyspeIa, Fever and Egur, DfOIsy, Fimpss
aud Blotchss. EcrOfulyns BuBOfs aud B1fes, Tsit-T
Hing Worm, Whit tWellns, rJslpeIss, sure ~ -
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Debility cAussd from imptudsBes. aud 70 ismsles 10
delicate health. lfhzlcrE Root Bitcrssrs especially
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Dr. IrAdsr have usod two bottlss - Jour Eos I
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SKIN DISEASES CURED!

BY DR.. PThSisrs Magic Osutmrnt. Cures ~ lf iy
magic, Pimpiss BlGcE Head. ar Grui@ BIoteb-s
and EFuptnns OF the fArs, leaViug the skin clraE.
healthy aud BEAUTIFUL. Alec eurss irh Barter Itsb
tslt khrum, fsttHF KIEvOfru, EcalI Head Chapel
Hands, Fore sipples core IIp. Old oi@tnais lsrs
aud hOrss Ac.
SKIN DfEEAER
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seription from sEin disease which att,a AIRED On be
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aud Nss cured - lev application.
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ever discovered.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1883-10-13

WHEREAS, They have pefsistently
exhibited a determiuasi ion to thwart
oar efforts and render us powerless by
preventing US from combining to secure
our rights at the ballot box; therefore
Resolved, That we will continue
our independent political action until
such time as one or both of the domi-
nant parties shall adopt our principles
in their platforms.
Resolped, That in the coming can
vass we demand it as the duty of the
Legislature to give the people the OPP
portunity to vote on the question of a
constitutional amendment prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of alcoholic
liquors-which is a right founded in
the nature OF our political institutions.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate a candidate for Assembly.
Henry COMBS was named, and after
some debate, was declared the nominee
ii. p. Davidson ard Rev. j. G.
Crate, were appointed to represent the
county at the State Convention at New
ark.
The Executive Committee appointed
was Rev. ]. Wilcox, L. b. Humphreys,
and II. p. Davidson, who were author
lied to inform Mr.. Coombs Of his nom
nation.