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We do not know that we can do the Yir
gina Historical Society service more nc
ccptablc TO that body of gentlemen, who
work for nothing and find themselves. than
that of reproducing the following circular
which they have just sent out:
TIE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY-THE
'|DiNwIDDiE PAPERS. THE Virginia His.
torical Society, in the due execution of it,
mission, desires TO announce the early pub
LEGATION OF "The Records Of the Admins
tratiOn OF Robert Dinwiddie, Lieutenant
Governor of Virginia, 17j2-17j7," a vol
ume Of which. to make 900 octave pages.
is being printed. 1t will be illustrated
with steel-portraits and wood cuts, and
bound in cloth.
The fullest elucidation of the text has
been diligently esSayed in definite foot
notes on the material and social condition
OF the colony at the period, and much
never before in print is given. A special
feature is the biographical notices Of Eng
lish and American officials and OF the indi-
yIdul actors mentioned in the Records,
including the family names Of Allen,
Ashby, Ashe (North Cardinal, Baylor,
Byrd. Blair, Buchanan, Bulliit, Bclchcr
Massachusetts, and New Jersey. Bro
nauPh. COrbin, Chew, Carlyle, Crcsap,
Croghan, Calvert, Carter. Galloway, Dick,
Dobbs North Carolina), Delaney,
Eyre. Fleming, Fry, Fairfax, Fitzhugh,
FOntaine, Grymes, GoOch, Glen, Gist. Iar-
rison, IIogg, Hamilton, (New Jersey, Mary
land, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina
Hunter, Hamburg, lngles, lines, Jefferson,
Johnson, Lewis, (E. and w. Virginia.
Ludwck, Morris, McCarty, Maury, Marye,
Martin, Muse, Mercer, Mason, Norris,
Ogle, Patton, Pepperell, Peters, Preston,
Read, Rowan, Randolph, Ramsay, Robin
son, Robertson, Rose, Sharpe, Shirley,
Shrkc, Spotswood,. Stith, stephen, Trent,
Tasker. Tucker, Talbot, Waggener, Wrax-
all, Wright, and numerous others in whose
honorable record many living representa-
tiyes will be deeply interested.
Upon the completion Of the " Dinwid-
die Papers the concluding volume of the
"SpotSwood Letters" will be printed in
uniform style. The edition Of 600 COPIES
is distributed only by exchange among
learned bodies and to the members of the
Society. None Of the SOciety's publica-
tons are sold. The annual dues OF the
Society are 60; no entrance-fee; life-mem-
beiship, $50
Correspondence is solicited with those
interested in the objects and welfare of the
Society as well aS the names Of others who
may he addressed in such behalf.
X. A. BROCK,
corresponding Secretary Virginia His
torical Society.
Richmond, Va, March 10, 1888.
The press will please copy.
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PAGE COUNTY

THRICE A CORPSE, AND BURIED At LAST
RAyAGES or SCARLET-FEvER, ETC.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
LURAY, March r., 1888.
Last Thursday Mr.. Gideon Tobin. Of this
county, died. Twice before i'm his life he
has been declared dead, and each time
friends had prepared TO make his body
ready for burial; but on both occasions he
revived, and his death was only apparent.
In order to provide against terrible mis-
take, he requested that he should not be
buried for three days after he appeared to
be dead. Even this third time OF seeming
demise his friends were not at all decided
until Saturday afternoon late, when the
body became cold, after having been dead
about forty-cight hours.
Scarlet-feyer has entered our town. Mr..
c. II. VOORHEES, lost a daughter Saturday at
A. NJ. and buried her at . L. VI. His
other two children are sick. All the
schools have been closed this week, and
every possible precaution will be taken to
prevent the spread OF the disease, which is
OF very malignan; type.
Wigglns's storm fizzled out in a snow
furry here.
1t is said that there are eight hundred
farms in Page.
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IN LUMBER CAMP IN WNIER.-The men
who cut and haul lumber are fearfully ey.
posed IN severe weather, and, although
hardy. and rugged, are sometimes laid
aside from duty. Mr.. Randall, Of Augusta,
Maine. who is extensively engaged in the
numbering business, writes that one OF his
men was attacked with terrible sore throat,
so that they thought hewould die. They
administered Perry Davis's Pain-Killer.
both internally and externally. In an hour
the sufferer was relieved, and the next day
he Was at work as usual.
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The Fredericksburg Correspondent
Defends Himself
FREDERICKSBURG. March IL. n

Il hIhhhit hSblhh, MARCH 10, 1880.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In my letter to the Dispatch Of March
Sth mentioned that the young men here
were organizing a club for the purpose OF
running new and young candidates for the
next Council. Our friend Of the Viuini1
Star, in his issue Of March 10th, comes out
in personal. and says no such effort
has been put forth whatever i'm that direc-
ton by our young men. 10 reply to the
Star trust you will allow me TO say this
that while the Star is very wise, it is not
quite wise enough TO know allthat is going
on among the young politicians OF our
town. While the Star is a very progressive
sheet, it is far behind the times, and will
have to make a few very rapid strides to
catch up with the rising generation. | de-
sire to say further that an effort is being
made, and very earnest one, by the young
men TO run new and young candidates for
the next Council, and we would say that
some OF the present members OF that body
had better took sharp, or they will lose their
heads next May. CHATHAM.
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a Pittsburgh telegram says: Nicholas
hretsch, who was murdered here Monday
night, had attended christening at the
house OF man named Utter. During the
festivities row occurred, in the course OF
which kretsch was beaten about the head
and stabbed in the back by two brothers
named Wilhelm. Kretsch finally made his
escape and went home, where he was found
unconscious about 10 O'Clock. He died
shortly afterwards. The Wilhelm brothers
have been arrested.
Mr.. r. ID. Whitney, 90 Howard street,
Springfield, Mass, writes: my wife and
mother suffered for years with corns, and
nothing ever helped them. They used st.
jacobs Oil, and II worked like charm.
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Beecher IN Richmond

Mr.. PoSD, Mr.. BEEcHER's agent at the
time. tells wild story as to the iatter's ex-
pericuce In Richmond In 1877, when he
lectured here. We were present in the
Theatre and heard the lecture. After
wards, on the s,nlc evening, in company
with several lawyers, we called upon Mr.
BEEcHeK. Wesaw no crowd IN his room,
beard nothing OF Governor KEnPEG's pre-
sence there (be wasn't there. we are sure),
nor were theie any one-hundred-doIlar bills
offered 10 Mr. BEEiHER for another lecture.
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Virginia Postal News.

The name OF the pOst-otlice at Lees
store, Fauquier county, Va. has been
changed to Routts,' with Oscar l.. Ollin-
ger rs postmaster.
The following poStmasterS have been re-
Gently commissioned Charles &. johnson
at Fair View, Scott county; David y.
Landes at MilncSyille, Augusta county +:
Della VI. Thomas ut DreWryYille, South
ampton county; Joseph IL. Wager at Cor
louisville, Orange county; John Il. Wat
son at Lombardy Grove, MeckIenburg
county; Charles W. II. Watkins at Man
quin. King William county; Paul Jones at
New store, buckingham county; Hilary
+. Reed at Johns Greek, Patrick county;
Landon Il. FOCUS at Norwood, Nelson
county; and Lucy c. Robinson at Rawley
springs, Rockingham county.
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Prompt. vigilant, and liberal, Messrs.
WEST, JOHNSTON & Go. sent us yesterday a
copy OF The american almanac tor 1888.
which we asked for only yesterday. We
can't get along without this excellent an
nual' IL is edited by the Librarian Of Con-
gress, A. II. SPoFFoRD, Esq. who knows
better what to put into an almanac than any
other man in the United States. we believe.
MANY are the questions which SrorFoRD has
enabled us TO answer.
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Nor did any OF the things take place which
Dir. PoSp weaves into such sensational
story-certainly not, so far as our know
ledge extended. hut We do know that one
OF his auditors asked us II Dir. BEEcnER
had not made bluudcr when he said that
somebody hid lost more than hundred
per cent. in his stock speculations-a blum
der which the great orator evidently had
nc idea was hunder. though every boy
in the High School would have detected 1t
instantly had Mr. BEEcHER made 1t in his
herring.
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r7rCOUEN BROTHERS CALL AT

~ COHEN BROTHERS CALL AT
TFNTION that they are In receipt of a very ex-
tenslyc stock of goods, including all the various
foreign aud domestic novelties obtainable THIS
ca IL In I've season.
Tney will also oI..r this week great number of
specialucs at perfectly astonishing prices.
We mention among them - $3.50. 49,.
200 dozen % by 4j-inch ALI-LENEN DFANl
HUCkABACK TOWELS at -Oc.: 200 dozen
II by jj-nch ALL-lINEN az l2c.;
25 pieces LINEN DRILL AT &C., generally selling
Also. special bargains in FRENCH CLOTHS for
gentlemen and boys wer:
HOSIERY, BUTTONS. LACES, aud many other
500 wards SUMNER SILKS at 32c.:
II pieces 2i-INCH COLORED SATIN RHADA-
MAS, manufactured of pure sewing-sils, at
95c.. generally sold at II 90;
| lot of HANDSOME ALL-SlLk OTTOMANS At
SLIP to fl.35, the quality generally sold at ~
8 pieces POLKA-DOT FOULARD, at 35c., value
pieces SATIN SURAlI at &c, The quality Sold
We offer many attractive and special bargains in
HANDSOME BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
the price of which can only be appreciated ON eN-
animation of goods. We would specially ncn-
BLACK OTTOMAN SILK at $3.50, formerly sold
26-INCII sTRAH SATIN at $3.50, formerly sold
We also oi.cr ATWOOD NUNS YELLING at
SO pieces cc, FRENCH CREPE NUNS YELLING In
all the now shades lOur own direct lmpoft1-
iiOnI AZ inches wide. at COO. yard:
Also. special purchase Of large stock Of SPAN
ISL and O. lPURf LACE for 0yerdrcsses AT
rather above one half their rogul ~ price.
We have also INA e. purchase of over BOO worth
of FINE lRlSIl-LACE POINTS. which We
offer az reduced price of 80 per cent. from
general value
We are I'm receipt of a full line Of WHITE
GOODS Of every description, among them many
AZ specialprices We mention
DOTTED MULLN at pc. the quality generally
selling ~ 0Oc. yard:
Also. LINEN LAWNS. LINEN DE DACCA. and
PERSIAN MULLS, under general value
MD GLOVE S.-s .BU fTON-LENGIH NOUS
QlIIAIRE PIG >klNS ~ Zoe; S-BCIION-
EENGTH MOrsOCITAGRt Kids at 75c.
~, 81 p, = 81. and - pair I'm al the new
shades; l2-BUTTON-LtN MOTIFS at 1928.
Large stock Of MATiINGS lust received.
We shall also make special offering of a large lot
of LINEN GO D. slightly damaged on their
voyage Of importation.
lot Of 2-YARD-WIDE FELT NJ $l.2O-fomer
price. 80;
200 dozen LADIES' ALL-LtNEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS tsOmc .tw among item slightly dam
aged at &C.:
4 large lot of LACE CURTAINS NJ less than mar
ket value. NH ll-Su,W&>a
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EXPOSE IIIN FiKsT.-The Washington
Post Of yesterday says:
"'Drop Virgins should lie the order
issued by Press Associations TO the man at
the Montreal end OF the wire. He and his
almanac have had their share Of free adyer-
tising."
First. expose him. The best way TO do
that is to reproduce his ridiculous predic-
ton, and then contrast "the performance
with the advertisement" He said:
"a great storm viii strike this planet
on the 9th Of March next. 1t will first be
felt i'm the northern Pacific, and will cross
the meridian OF Ottawa at noon @ O'Clock
p. NJ, London timc) Of Sunday. March II,
1888. NO vessel smaller than a Cunarder
will be able. TO live in this tempest. India,
the south OF Europe, England. and espe-
cially the North American continent,
will be the theatre of is rayages.
Az all the low-landS on the Attain
tic will be submerged, | advise ship
builders 10 pace their prospective YES
sells high up on the stocks; and farm
crs having loose valuables. as hay. cattle.
&C., TO remove them to place OF safety. |
beg further most respectfully TO appeal to
the Honorable the Minister Of Marine that
he will peremptorily order up the storm
signals on all the Canadian coast no later
than the Goth OF February, and thus permit
no vessels to leave harbor. Ii tins is not
done hundreds of lives will be lost and
millions Of dollars worth Of property de-
stroyed."
"No vessels can live" "All the low
lands on the Atlantic Submerecd1 Oh.
shut UP, WIGGINs.
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A Foot or Il knavc = Incredible I'm
pudence Of the Canadian Weather Hum.
bug us the heading which the Washing.
ton Post puts TO WIGGINs'S telegram from
ontario as 1t appeared In our issue of yes
terday.
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The Petersburg Mda OF yesterday has an
article cn the subject OF the policy OF ex-
emptiug from taxation manufacturers who
may hereafter begin business in that city
policy which. as the Mail suggests, would
discriminate against the men who have
established factories without waiting for
such exemption. AS the Mail appears to
favor the policy mentioned above, and has
no doubt considered the proposition in all
lbs bearings, we ask 1t to tell us how the
City Council can grant such exemption
without violating the State Constitution,
which provides az follows:
"AIl property, both real and personal,
shall be taxed IN proportion to IFS value"
81" No one species Of property from which
tax may be collected shall be taxed higher
than any other species OF property OF equal
value"
the capital invested in all business
operations shah be assessed and taxed as
other property"
These provisions apply as well to cor
porations as 10 the State. Can the state
set at naught its own CONSTITUTIONS II
not, can mere corporationY
Again A plant costing hundred thou
sand dollars would do at least million OF
dollars worth OF business in year. In
Petersburg the city tax upon the property
would I've not less than fifteen hundred nor
more than two thousand dollars year.
Would two thousand dollars be such an
object with a company expecting TO do
business Of one thousand thousand dollars
annually as to induce it to put its plant
where otherwise it would not put ity
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New Books.

Animdi Intelligence. BY GEORGE J. Ro-
NAMES, NJ. A., LII. d., +. X. s., Zoologi-
cal Secretary Of the Linn, an Society.
New York ID. APPLETON a. Co. 1883.
Price not stated.
This Book embraces all animals except
man, we take it-mollusca, ants, bees, wasps,
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MOZART HALL.
FOR A SHORT sEAsON ONLY.

TIE GREAT LONDON GHOST MYSTERY,
the most wonderful Of all optical Illusions.
MIR. SCOTT HANLEY,
the worlds famous EGullibrlst IN his THRILLING
performance on the ELECTRIC WIRE
PROFESSOR l.. d. MI LER
VIII Introduce 10 the little children his funny little
FAMILY OF AUTOMATONS
MATINEE EVERY AFTERNOON al Q O'Clock
Tor the ladies' aud children expressly
Aoinlssion 10 m tlnee, 10 cenis. Prices al
night, 20 cents; reserved seats. 35 cents.
NH 13-Zts
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er-HoUsEKEEPEgs, ATTENTION

We have Just received one lot 81 HUCKABACK
TOWELS A 81 a dozen equal to the quality
usually offered at $3.50.
Our % TOWELS are the largest and best ever
sold at that Price.
Look at those BEAUTIFUL EXTRA sIZE AND
EXTRA QUALITY BLEACHED DAMAsK
TOWELS at 4Oc. apiece; were a bargain At
the old price-5Oc
HEAVY CREAM-DAMAsK NAPKINs-tho style
So popular last spring-we now offer at 81 80
dozen; they are splendid value at that price.
TURKEY RED TABLE-CoyERs At s5c rcgu-
larry sold at soc.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's HANDLER
CHIEFs-Another big fob lot; cheapest Of
fcred yet; price, range from &c. apiece np.
PARAsOLS! PARASOLs Elegant display or
PARAsOLs; all the new shades IN lining;
laee-trimmcd goods in new shapes; prices low
enough to please everybody.
JERSEYS! JERSEYS This fashionable spflnS
wrap We have IN immense assortment We
have JERSEYS In several qualities AMI Ia the
following colors Electric Blue. Terra-cotta'
Navy Blue. OK. Blood. Hunters Green Garnet
and Back.
Elevant line OF DRESS SILKS in all Of the above
shades
SI-N.s YELLING. BUNTING, CASHMERE, aud
all otter new styles Of The season
LEVY. DAVIS DRAKE
Successors 90 Levy Brother,
mbi4 I0l7 and 1919 Main street.
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BUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
Il

Notice IS hereby given that special meeting Of
The STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BUCKINGIfA VI
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called, % he
held a. the coInpany's office. In New Canton, Va,
on TUESDAY the iOth day OF April. 1888. at ~
W. for the purpose Of elecling board Of directors
10 serve one year, and for the transaction Of any
other business that may he brought before the
meeting.
by order. T.. II. LELAND.
Secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
NH Aid
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EFTINt.N

I JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 90, EvS>
~ X. OF P.-Ohicers aud members Ofthis l5L 81 q
Lodge viii attend regular cOnyentlOnE =
IlllS "Wednesday EVENING, Marrhls6ZkIr
IA. lsS }, at 1880 O'Clock Nc
Candidates for ranks will be prompt in <ifr
attendance. BY order Of the g. c.
NH l4-ltN j. X. IAMkI\, IA. Of Il and =
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\ prcdicament. , o'clock i'm the morn
ine.-sleet on the sidewalk, baby got the
Group. and 20 DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the house.
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ANU EMENTS.

CACRED CONCERT AND READINGS
y by THE LADIES OF PARk-PL ACE
CHURCH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL, TUESDAY. March 10Th, as
sisted by Professors FARMER, WAGNER, and
NOELhER. DR.. Master EDDlFFARMER Me~srs
FRANK CUNNINGHAM and MARSHALL RA-
Mos. READING by Professor CRONTHA Al, of
Petersburg. Admission, 25c Doors open "a Y.
Commence at O'Clock sharp.
MN I1-W Il CugTut,
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We have received a copy OF the New
Orleans Times Democrat almanac for
lSS3-one OF the best we have seen.
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mn 14-W,F,su&TuIt
DROFESSOR GUODE Will GIVE

L TWO GRAND ART ENTERTAINMENTS
In the LECTURER ON OF DIR. HOGE'S
NIGHTS, March 10Th and 10th, FOR The
BENEFIT OF THE LITTLG. BOYS SOCIETY
OF FOi RTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lie
Will show the finest coll ciion Of views ever seen
In Richmond, which he has Just received from
Paris; also. some OF the finest Stauary In the world
by Mlchedl Angelo. Prince Albert Memorial
Copies Of Paintings by Raphael and Religions
Tabeaux, including MILAN thedral Comics for
The Children. Adults, 2jc.i children, i5c.
NH l4-Qtf
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III SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINRY
SALE OF
$50 ROLLS NEW CHINA MATING.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
COL AND 603 BROAD STREET.

Having purchased very largely at the recent grtl
Mating sale In New York city, AZ unusually 10,
prices. we are enabled 10 sell
/ 80 roll, GOOD WHITE MATING az $3.50 pc
roll Of 40 yards or . G.. per yard;
/ so rolls EXTRA RED-ClIECK MATING a
lie, regular value 25c.;
$50 roll, SUPERIOR QUALITY FANCY MAT
TING at zoe, regularly worih 3Oc.;
50 rolls FANCY CHECK MATING al pc:
IS rolls VERY BEST FANCY MATING at 81
and 4Oc.
Tbs Is undoubtedly the cheapest lot of MAT,
TINGS ever offered iu tins city, and 10 viii pay
You To look AZ them before purchasing elsewhere.
PARASOLs, PARASOLS, PARAsOLs.
GRAND OPENING or
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
THE LANGTRY, the PATTI THE ELITE
I'm all The new sladcs-Cru>hod strawberry,
Cardinal. Cream, &c.-from - 10 sl5;
We show handsome line Of LOW-PRICED
PARASOLS;
We OiIera nice LINED BROCADE-SILK PARA
4 handsome LINED MOIRE-SILK PARAsOL,
$3.50.
We show a larger line than ever before, and
prices correspondingly low
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
IMMENSE STOCK. BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES.
SPECIAL PRICES.
ALL THE NEW FABRICS, ALL TIE NEW
COMBINATIONS,
ALL THE NEW SHADES.
ALBATROsS, JERSEY, BENGALINE, ana
RAYA CLOTHS;
NUNS YELLING FOULES, &C., In the new
shades Of Crushed strawberry. Terra-Cotta,
Shrimp Pink, Robin Egg, Creyet, Electric
Blue, Cadet cray. Modes, Tan, &C.;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS in all colors and combl-
nations;
Special bargains In two cases ILLUMINATED
ALBATROSS CLOTHS, nearly all wool--new
spring shldes-at lac. worth 25c.;
90 pieces SHEPHERDS PLAIDS, nearly all
wool, az l5c:
10 pieces OTTOMAN STRIPES, spring shade, at
lie;
~ pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH CASHMERFS, all
shades, ~ l5c. JULIUS MEYER & son,
NH ll-cod Col and 6O3 Broad street.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.



mr. SIX DAYS LONGER.
OUR STORE NEARLY COMPLETED.
SALE CONTINUES AT
21s EAST BROAD STREET
until our opening day at the new store.
We have stlll a great many
GRAND BARGAINS
80 DISPOSE or.
CALL EARLY AND OFTEN.
LEVY, DAVIS < CO.,
successors to L. J. Levy & CO.,
NH IL 213 east Broad street.
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n~rANOTHEG WEEK FOR BAR
GAINS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.
sYCLE BROTHERS,


10000 Yards NEW and DESIRABLE DREsS
GOODS Just opened. Amongst THEM
YOU VIII fud NLL-WOOL Nuns
YELLING. "a inches wide. az 2lc. per
100 piece NEW SPRING CAsIIMERE-lhc
newest shade.
5000 yards REMNANTS OF SILKS aud : At
ms, BLACK and COLORED BRO
CADF~, tIltChED II MINER SILKS,
from To lO yards. will be- sold at
Don't fiil q look ~ our BLACK SILK ?,
81, $l2j, l.jO' sl.75, -, s2.20,
An imInc9ic .t0cL ~ COLORED SILKS
and SATlNS, BLACK CASHMFREs,
NUNS YELLING, sHUDAll CLOlH,
CRETE CLOTH. HENR EI1
CLOTH. ana MONTE CLOTH:
Large stock ~ SILK PARAsOLs and
SUN-UMBEELLAS; ..-,...
sun some more OF those llAMBl re-
EDGlNG>, slightly s5ilcd, from lc e.
10 pieces LINES sIEETING and Pillow
CASE LINEN inst purchased az bottom
30 piece Of MADRAS GINGHAW and
SEERSJt hEN e. bo sold very cheap;
10 pieces STAIR on CLOTH at II .c.-hat
the regular value.
1000 HANDKERCHtEts a. 5c.-ha,e been
5000 y,rIs PfRCALEs. IA. 10 only 6sc.:
case DEBkGE Il IG.ic-good yalre for
1000 UNLAtNDEIED SHIRTS at 80. Soc.
and si-our wa manufacture.
case Of NV PEKCALE lust opened:
100 pieces SPRING H. hNNEL from SOC. CO.
Sl.2j per yarl-douhie Width.
100 pieces more ~ those SIZE. tHEi htD
MUSLIN been selling at l2..c..
100 pieces NEN MAI TING just opened:
CARPETS and 81 L-CLOIll- to be- closed
opt an primo cost;
10000 yards COTTON TRIMMINGS no !. ] /, .,
and 80. per yurd
Large ,tacS ofLISEN LAcEs, by piece
or yard:
10 pieces COLORED CRETONNE~ % b.
closed ont:
l lot LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs 10 Do, -old
very cheap.
NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
siCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. NH i-cod
IL MINERAL WATERS.
Just receiving frcsh iot of that celebrated
NICIII WATER.
the greatest water known for govt and dyspepsia;
also. Of
CLTsMGC WATER.
30 highly recommended In an kidney and bladder
diseases. OSCAR CRAM,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

ROOk AND JOB WORK NEATLY
,D,oLXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14
BOTETOURT.

ACTION OF TIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE FOR
TIE NOMINATION OF COUNTY OFFTCERS-A
PRIMARY WITH MOVABLE BALLOT-BOXEs
DETERMINED UPON-TIE DEBT QUESTION
SETILED-PERSONAL ETC.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19
Aecident 10 Luaee Rreusr

Topeka Capital: Judge Brewer,
the supreme court, met with an acct
dent about noon, on Tuesday, that will
eonfne him 10 the house for some time.
He was about to return home from his
farm, about four miles from Leayen-
worth, and had gotten into his buggy,
when his horse, becoming frightened,
suddenly wheeled around. turning the
buggy over and throwing him out. The
Judge feb heavily upon his left side,
breaking his ct.llnr bone and sustaining
severe bruises. Il ID possible that one
or two ribs are broken also, but this was
not positively known at latest reports.
The horse was soon secured and Judge
Brewer taken home. where The broken
bones were set. He was resting COM
fortably yesterday afternoon.