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A Case that Puxzled tho whole Faculty

Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the names Of some
OF the most reputable physicians In the two
cities pittsburgh and Allegheny to whom
she had paid large sums Of money for treat
ment, but she rapidly grew worse. She was
then taken to the most reputable physicians
and surgeons In New York, bat with no bet
ter success, They had all pronounced II can:
Ger, and declared she must die. h leah Of
her breast was eaten awsy down to the ribs;
the breast bone was laid bare and the disease
made It's Wsy upwards, causing the breast 70
become detached from the wall OF the chest,
hanging loose from above. See page %, OF
Dr.. Hartman's ellis OF Life" how Per1na
cured her. They are given away by druggists
94W
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rnE QUOTED
Description of the shaFt to he Placed az
Fora ReoEb, Montana.

EOrl hooEnp montAnu! .
BlAsarcE (Datoau) Tnbuas:
The monument, as 1t will be when placed
in position, Is Of two parts. The base is 8
feet inc~hesiauars and u inches In height,
with beyeled edges, the sides and top
dressed in the style known as 'cut work"
leaving the stone In the same color as II
appears in the ledge. The die is feet and
8inChes square al the base, and inclines
slightly 10 within q few inches OF the top,
where II slopes abruptly, terminating In q
point. The whole monument Is 8 feet 8
inches. Each side OF the die Is highly pol.
ished, while the top Is ''cut work" On one
side Of the monument the following In
scriptioni Ia cut:
To the officers and Soldiers
Killed or who Died
Wounds received In Action In
The Territory Of Montana,
IH VII le Clearing the
DlItrict Of tho Yellowstone
OF Hostile Indians.
On the other three sides are cut the
names OF thirty officers and priyates, with
regiment and company to which each be-
longed, and the place and date OF the
action resulting in their death. The in
scription and names, embracing over 1,40O
letters aud characters, cut in the Egyptian
style OF letter, the natural gray Of the stone
aifording a fine contrast with the beautiful
deep reddish tinge Of the polished surface,
The lettering was done byMr J.B. Robert.
son, a skilIful workman from the granite
yards OF Scotland. The monument CON.
pleted weighs $4,000 pounds, and Is valued
at S 1900. 1t was inspected last week by
Gen. N. II. Davis, United States Army,
and T. D. Cook, Of Milwaukee, who were
highly pleased with it and pronounced II
satisfactory in every respect. This elegant
memorial will be removed to Fort Keoghi
Montana, on the Northern Pacific Rail
way, where twill be placed in the militar,
cemetery.
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Dstroit FTG Pres. r.usit r'.4riuHh
"What do you want, boy ~
ana sent me after a tourists guide"
"Sure your mother sent your"
ooh, yes, and she wants to know thu
name OF the best hotel at Long Branch, ant
the price per day"
"Going to the seashoreH"
mo, sir, we're out to spend two week
in the country at my Uncle Williams, bu.
ma wants to post up on Long Branch and
be able to tell everybody what hotel w
stoppd at, and how expensive 1t wasl"
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LIZ gAL NorloRs.
ECEIyERS' SALE OF THE mn;
~ LIANT GLASS WORKS, Al RtIIis, hH!L-
III " rom.. NIL.


The Brilliant GlatI Comnauy, Of Al D.t
InS eI1Se 0t OHIO, Jefferson County. CSTe,IA.
Pursuant 70 an order Issued gu, n, IN.
Comr1un flesSo Jtterton County, ObIo NUNIol
u directed, we VIII on MONDAY, the In ~ y 70
August A. D., 1883, at J. O'Clock :, y. on ib.Ssay 0l
issHt oter for AAie AZ Public Auction IN faSii6pEEan'
described premises. to-wit: Situate In ia ronnnE
Of JeterSnn and State Of Ohio, aud bsiaS SSUUS.AE!
fractional section No. % In Fractional iorHHt q
NO, !, aud Range.l !. Beginnii & for ne ,SnS .HpP
locust stake standing on the eat line Of tbeSIsNniA
lAld q P1tdbrt8h Railroad t'tight OF W.S y SSLee,
cast o. me centre Of IRid railroad ttGcf. IA t ~
which the Enlhwest corner Of DoNnsrs oSsiiSSSa
beam north 4b' tAAt . prrrheI and is libtT' mug
ming thence south Ile WeSI 500 LSt Ti,S ~ run.
line Of said railroad appropriation 10 a 49,.
thence south 49' IaAL 40 ie(i 10 1 ,,SG. . SSuaAAei
north il0 east 800 feet TO 4 stake, and IN = .1snSS
tso west l40 feet 10 the pace Of GerinnIUSS "osh
tanning 96.l00 Of An acre, preserving And "xT.r S"n'
the underlying coal, 70, eIhtr with lie facial sHusA
buildings theIeou and ali the lOlIc,E. engine Wv
nAtCS, m0ulds and other machinery md t SSI,' s Su.'
nected with or used for working sid FSpIoTy WV
Appraised al $3.50 %.
TERMS OF sALR, CASH.
The above described piopOrjy Il orc nj thu w..
convenient and deAindle Glass EASIoIpS IN Nv
Ohio Valley, situate seven mIltS IoUth ri ina T y
OF Hteubenville, and opposite WellsbuT, NJ w
convenient 10 coal, anu within two bundled ySSSi..
Of 4 well Of flowing gas '@Us
JOHN N. COOK and
.rf aF rH. JoHEPH ". JORDAN,
Jno. N. Cook, W. P Hays, Jas. +. DatSs SnS +,
dan n DulteF, ATONE GvSS
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PERSONAL.
Bismarck loves to eat watermelons.

Bismarck loves to eat watermelons.
Schuyler Coliax and family are at Lake
George.
= The Duke Of Sutherland and Sir Thomas
BraSSey each own 100000 In United
States bonds.
The will Of Tom Thumb leaves $1,000 to
the Mountain Grove Cemetery Association
Of Bridgeport Connecticut, the proceeds Of
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
j OHIO COUNTY FARM.
By yir nc Of Il deed Of trust made by PeIegrine
Whitman to the undersigned trustee, dated on the
LIST day OF February, 1883, and T, corded In the otieo
Of the Clerk u The County Couit Of . bio county,
West VIgInis, In Deed Of Tint Book No 10, on
page 4S9, 10 secure to Thomas II Wins The k1-
change Bank Of Wheeling, The Bank o. lhe Ohio
sums Of money mentioned therein, l viii, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER @. 1887,
com ercIng ut 10 O'Clock a. ", sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises to the hiehest aid best bid.
der, all that tract Of land situate on tIe. waters OF
Masraw's run, 10 Liberty dlLtricti IN ONO county,
ginning at sycamore on MaSrAw's run. corncs TO
$500 poles; therceN. AZ 4. 10 IS poles: thence
Scfs aud corner 70 Thomas Wins and j D.
William; thence along l. Whithtm's line N.
62ke W.. 90 poles; thence n. 4Eo " rs $500 POLES;
thence \. t2ko y. Ish poles along a private road ;
l60 ". Is poles; thence N, 6lh9 ". Y 81 poles:
thenceN !. 80 WIN poles; thence =. ~ W. 92;S
poles; thence 9. 2O1Soo ". 10 IS poles; thence :, So
poles: Hence j. Az ". " poles: thence s. 80
W. 2iM poles TO Battle run road: thence along iaid
road 5. ah9 L. * poles; thence S. 1873 Z. SH
poles TO a stone corner TO hdward ny; thence s.
line Of said Ray; thence along his line 8; 2'S W.,
thence along his line 4 660 i. q $40 poles; thence
8, % u II poles: thence 4. 25ke ". Il So poles to
line u Edward Ray; thence with his line s. SSh9
e 20 47.l00 poles; thence $. rs X. GE66-l09 poles 20
line Of "orrow Gibson: thence wi. h his Inc s. Sl'
then Q along his lInc N. 2h7 Z. S264.lC0 poles: thence
s 7Uo E., o. t2.lo0 poles 10 a wild cherry: thence n,
7Se Z, II IS leo pIlas TO the beginning, containing
Two hundTe and Fifteen (lbl acres, more or 10 5,
being the farm OH which said Persgrine Whitman
now resides
TERNs OF ALR-onethird OF the purchMe money
and Al much more a. tho purchaser may elect 70
pay, inCath, and the residue 10 two equal annual
payments, with interest from the day OF tale, the
purchHe r to give his notes, with good security. for
The deferred payments and the legal title 10 be 70
taIned as further security until the payment Of tho
purchMc money 10 full.
The title 10 said property Is believed TO be per
ieci, bOt SELL q 8 ~ trustee. | shall convey only such
title as IL vested III me by said deed Of trust
an9.pAY L. 2. ] LNES, Trustee.
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Hoadly,s Undigniaed silence.

Cleveland +hddr. ITTl
Hoadly still maintains an u~ndigniied
silence regardingthe "Jayhawkers" charge
that he admitted spending $500 In secur-
ing his nomination. It is just as well. He
would be beaten II he denied and lied just
as he will be by keeping still and tacitly
CONTRASTING.
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wAERLlXa. ". VA. AUGUST ., 1883

Persons leaving torn for DE season, and
summer travellers, can haze The DAILY IN
rpLLroESoxR matted 10 them, postpaid, for 70
cents per month, the address being changed as
sten as desired
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MT. AUBURN YOUNG LADIES
TNSTITUTE.

Family and Day School. Beautiful location,
large EfoundS, delightful buildings. thorough
EcaolAfShlp; health record unsurpassed PupIlS
from aSietn and Middle, q WellSS Western StGteS,
Music and ART ADVANTAGES OF Cincinnati mad
available 10 pupils Special students admitted 10
all de ArtmentA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES given to home
and SrciAl culture. Fail session opens Sept. 26th.
Applications should be made early. q. THANE
MiLLKR, PyaIdent, Cincinnati, o, aus
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"A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors mt In.
discretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, DC, I will send q recipe that
will cure you, FRKE OF CHARGE. This great
Amoftca. Send a selt.addressed envelope 10 the
REV. JOSEPH 7. Isrkr. station D. New YORK City
noILTThukv
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NEW ApYERrlsEMENrs.

WANTRD IMMEDIATRLY-A SUIT
w a Handsomely furniEhGd apartments, for
which q liberal consideration will bO chRertully
awarded. Please adde's I. W~ORTH1NGToN,
Mcclure HOUSE. City. aus
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E0R SALE OR LEASR-LARGE Ho-
mes. Convenient to TSiifoad. sostlY furnished.
Possession At once. Terms reasonable. Present
proprietor has other business. Adde'S, J. HUNT
q CO., Warrington, W. Va. aus TThAs
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ntVoRCEs-No publicity: res dents Of any shls'
v Deseftion, Non support. Advice and hFpiiN11'
tons for stamp. VIII. Len, Atty. 39 BW@I AL
jy3i 1ThTAw
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GREAT SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Immense Reductions From FornstPi0s
GEORGE R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN

With the view of closing out our entire stock Of
Dress Goods carried over we have divided it into five
lots and marked them down to prices that will strike
any one as being the lowest ever known for goods Of
ready to show this morning. .a
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SALE.

Jno. N. Cook, W. Hays, Jas. +. Datos and j.
dan A oulteF, Atone III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07
virginia News.

Mr.. James Tibbs, one OF the Oldest EN-.
ployes OF the Virginia Midland railroad,
died at his residence. corner OF Eighth and
Jefferson streets, Lynchburg, Sunday al
ternoon. His funeral took place from his
late residence at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Some months ago Mays, the Coalition
Judge Of Botetourt county, fined Mr.. Ben
jamin Haden, Commemorative attorney,
twenty-five dollars for coming into court
with his walking-cane, and a month later
fined Mr.. Haden thirty-five dollars for re-
fusIng to sit down when ordered by the
Judge to do so. From these judgments
Mr.. Haden took an appeal to Circuit-,Judge
Blair. who has reversed Judge Mays's ac-
ton in both cases.
The Lynchburg Virqinian says: Sunday
night an incendiary attempted, for the
fourth time, to fire the frame buildings in
rear OF Mr.. j. Louis Bregassa's store.
Last night about 10:30 O'Clock he attempted
to burn frame clubhouse on the corner OF
Federal and Tenth streets. About half an
hour after the above attempt the incen-
diary fred a stable on Mr.. John ID. Lang
horne's premises, on Church street between
Pearl and Washington streets. The build
ing was almost entirely destroyed. and an
adjoining house slightly damaged.
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city, Monday morning, November
9th. NJ hslf-past O'Clock. WASHINGTON H..
JENKINS. In the forty-hfth year of his age.
The subject Of this brief no,ice wa great suffer,
er, having been long and painfully afflicted. and
now that his earthly suffering Is over we humbly
trust and hope that his immortal spirit Is forever
at peace, where the wicked cease to trouble and the
weary soul Is forever al rest
Farewell husband. thou hast left me;
sad aud lonely IL my poor heart,
Yet trust that viii meet thee
Where husband and wife shall never part.
Father. dearest friend. farewell; alas.
Thy memory your children viii fondly cherish,
And when the storm Of life Is over past,
May we meet where friendships never perish"
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
No. IA Seventeenth street. WEDNESDAY MORN
ING at 81 O'Clock. Friends of the family request
ed to attend without further notice. Ut
lied, on Monday, November 9th AT 0 7. ". at
the residence of her son-in-law, James VI. Tomp-
kins, No. 1901 east Marshall street. Mrs. AGATHA
G.. $. ALLEN. wife Of Captain Russell W. Allen,
I'm the sixty-eighth year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence TODAY
"wednesday ut IL AN. Friends and acqualnt-
ances arc invited without further notice.
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D,,co,.y,.. ~ cold A Dakota.

A Fargo, Dak., telegram says: Mr..
Griswold, OF Chicago, has now secured
1900 acres under placer mining claim at
the Lisbon gold fields, and portion OF the
reducing machinery arrived yesterday.
The ore-bearing congIomerate Is now Icing
taken out and Is composed principally Of
iron, magnesia, sodium, and limestone, and
Is OF a soft brittle character which renders
It's pulverization easy. The ledge runs up
the Cheyenne Valley four miles and crops
out at the bluff at an angle Of forty-iye de-
grees, with every indication OF volcanic
upheayal in past ages. The assays showed
s. per ton last week, and people are pour
ing into Lisbon every dry. There Is
yeritable craze over the discovery.
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Virginia Victorious.

We write without having received full
returns from any section OF The Common
wealth, but after hearing from counties In
every section; ard we feel that we can
safely claim majority Of ten on joint BAL
LOT in the Legislature. 1t would not sur
prise las u this majority were increased TO
twenty-fye--not that we have returns
upon which to base the estimate Of such a
majority. but because, as we said before
the election, the doubtful, counties all fall
upon the side that Is gaining members and
increasing It's maiorlties.
I, lsa glorious victory for Virginia. She
has triumphed over her worst enemies.
Nothing can happen that viii convert this
victory into defeat; and the probability
Is that the triumph win grow in import
ance hour after hour until ell the returns
are in and counted.
1t is a victory for the National Demo-
cratic party. II blazcs the way TO the cleo
ton OF Democrat to be Presiden: OF the
United staies--the first in twenty years.
A good friend In Petersburg wrote us be-
fore the election that we ought not TO as
sumo that the presidential election could
turn upon the result in this State. But we
thought so, and said so. We now claim,
therefore, that Democratic President has
been provided for by the Old Dominion.
Read, too, the following telegram from
Washington, sent out two days before the
election. We quote:
WASHINGTON, November 4.-There is the
best authority for saying that the follow
ing, which appeared in the CdpitdI today,
truihiully represents the views Of the
President
"The election in Virginia on Tuesday
interests the President more than any event
which has occurred since his administration
began. He is deeply anxious that Mahoue
should be sustained by decided majority.
In such success he sees the only hope oil
handing over his Office to a Republican
successor. He will regard victory for
Malone on Tuesday as sure indication
that Virginia's vote will be east next year
for the nominee OF the Republican Con-
yention. and thus vindicate the only policy
the Administration has presumed to have"
Arc you now lor Arthur pecause hN-
THUR Is for your You have buried both
him and yourselves.
But we resist the temptation TO crow
over gains not absolutely ours already. The
victory We know to be grand one,
whether our majority be large or small in
the Two houses OF the Legislature. We
abstain from Growing only because we do
not know positively the figures. Glory
enough for one day. Tomorrow the news
may be still better.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
READ THE LIST.

Our purchases In New York made asst week are
beyond precedent. We came across many mer-
chants and importers who, ON account or dull
times and wanting money, were anxious To sell.
VIZ BOUGHT
so pieces CRAPE-LIssE RUFFLE worth Use.
per yard-we will sell il at 12<c. per yard:
500 pieces FANCY COTTON EDGEs-formerly
sold a, SC. per yard-we Will sell at 1c. per
yards
A small lot KID GLOVES, five and seven hooks,
worth sl.75 and 81 per pair-will be sold at
50c.;
Elegant CASHMERE JERSEY GLOVES that
were s1.25 we sell at 75c.;
Elegant SILK ana CHENILLE PRINCES that
were 81 and sl.25 we will sell at so, GO, and
75c. per yard
DAMASK TOWELS that were Csc. now only
lee, and at % were 37xc.
BLANKETS LOWER THAN EVER.
81 BLANKETS for $3.50, 80 Blankets for $3.50,
$3.50 Blankets for IS, 50 Blankets forsG. You
can save money by buying of US, as our pur-
chase of BLANKETS at the recent sale was
for much less figures than on the first disrlbu-
ton.
WE SHALL OPEN THIS WEEK
SINGH ALL-sILK WATERED SASH RIBBON,
former price Sl.25-will be sold at 35c.;
1000 pairs KID GLOVES, all the new shades, at
60c.-regular price 81;
loo pieces PLAID RIBBON. all SILK, at 122c. per
yard-richly worth Soc; so PIECES very pretty,
nearly all silk, at l0c. worth 25c.
In addition we have an elegant line OF SILK
PLUSlIES. SILK VELVETS. VELNETEENS--
Plain aud Embossed in all the desirable shades
and in Black.
BLACK SILK ut G5c.-rcgulsr price Al per
yard--and thousands Of other grand bargains from
auction.
Can at the corner of Ninth and Main.
LEVY. DAVIS & CO..
oc 20 90l east Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EEL ERE ocoTTTTn 90 ESE
kx / En- 60 I H9 SEsE
ZEE ILLLEEE Goo + ii 90 nm.
THE LARGEST VOTE RECORDED

LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
and why should not their store be the most pepu-
lar IN the stateY They show.the largest stock,
keep the best assortment, and sell at the lowest
prices. The one-price system pleases the masses
everybody purchases at the same price.
They now show the largest assortment Of CAR
PETS in this state;
The largest stock Of CLoAKs and WRAPS Of the
latest styles in this State;
The largest stock Of DRESS GOODS of every de-
scription In this State;
The largest stock of LACES and EMBROIDE-
RIEs in this State;
The largest stock Of BLANKETS IN this State.
and the prices are lower than ever known be-
fore;
The largest stock Of GENTLEMEE'S FURNISH
ING GOODS;
The largest stock of FLANNELs and CANTON
FLANNELs;
The largest stock Of WHITE QUILTS and COM
FORTABLEs;
The largest stock of HANDKERCHIEFs, FIS-
CHUs, COLLARS and CUFFS;
CELLULOID COLLARS and CUFFS-will last
at least one month;
JEwELRY, HOSE, SOCKS, GLOVES, sCARFs,
TIES, and SUSPENDERs;
On-CLoTHs, WINDOW. SHADES, CURTAINS,
and CURTAIN-FIXTUREs, SC.
Buy your goods at the popular store Of
LEVY, DAVIS DRAKE,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Agents for McCALL'S PAPER PATTERNS.
Call and get a copy Of this months Queen. no 6
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The Baltimore american says: Twenty
homicides have taken place IN Philadelphia
during the present year. The only con-
viction that has followed these murders Is
CHARLES BRoas, who murdered bis wife on
July 9Th. And yet the Philadelphia papers
are continually harping on southern disre-
gard Of law and order and the slack adj
ministration OF justice within our borders.
Out upon such hypocrisy!
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CATHOLIC SEMINARIAS.--Mr. John Gu
sack, 81. Mary's Theological Seminary,
Baltimore, Nd. says after having suffered
months with pleuradina rheumatism OF
the chest, and having tried everything
medical talent could suggest without re-
lief, the pain-cure st. Jacobs Oil was re-
commended, and II cured him.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Mt the Second Presbyterian church. No
vomber 1. 1883. by the Rev. Moses ~. Hogc, ID. d..
Miss ISA q. GIBSON. daughter Of William Glib
son. ESD, OF this city. % Mr.. SAMUEL +. NC
GEHEE, of Lynchburg, Va.
Married. November 9th, In Richmond OF the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. Il. a.
Peterson. Mr. II. G. QUINN, OF Lyncbburg. and
Miss EVA LEE, daughter OF Alfred :. Lee, Esq.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.. SPECIAL NOTICES.
RBf 4 "A ERR n GOO GdG "A HES sssss
b AAA n X q 90 AAA III N NM ..
BIB A AR Cog A All N Nm oSSs.
MITTELD0RFER's,
527 BROAD STREET.
527 BROAD STREET.

$50 NEW WRAPS. JACKETS. CIRCULARS,
DOLMANs, ULsTERs. and JERSEYS. lust
received from the importers ana mannllc-
turcrs. which must he sold. All In want Of the
above should give US an early call.
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL-CL0TIs, WINDOW
SHADES.
RUGS and MATS bought at the recent peremp-
tory auction sales In New York;
CARPETS at 10. 1s. 81. 35, 2s, 81. rs, as. Al.
"a. so, 81, 81. 90, 10, 50, IS, 9Oc., and ~
for The Best 3-Ply;
RUGS at all prices;
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GoODsl
BLACk and CoLoRED CAsHMERLs from Toe.
BLACK and CoLoRED sHooDAH CLOTHS
BLACK and CoLoRED vELvETEENs from
BLACK and CoLoIED SILK vELvETs from
sl.25 to &c:
BR0CADED VEI.vETs from 75c. toss.
Look at our BLACK SILK at 81 worth $3.50.
All the NEW SHADES IN SILKS al reduced
Flannel sUITINGs in all shades from zoe. to
Ca LIGHT cLoAKINGs at s5c.--rcgular price
CASsINEREs for men and boys wear--a very
large assortment from zoe. per yard to ~ Tor
BLANKETS BLANKETS, BLANKETS :-575
pair BLANKETS, bought at the recent a1c-
ton sale In New York. which we offer at prices
g asioplsh ~; 7Sc. FOR pair Of r6 &o9D
KEEPERS BLANKETS, all WOOL at - &c
regular price $3.50. Give us call on
BLANKETS.
UNDFRSHIRTS. UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS,
for ladies, children, and gentemen-the largest
stock I'm the city. INDICATED SHIRTS aud
DRAWERS at 81, sl.25, Sl.5O, 81 10, and ~
for the best article.
HOSIERY, NOT. )Ns. FANCY GOODS. HAND
KERCHiFFS, LACES. EDtiINGS. CORSET>.
COMFORTABLEs, JtWEIRl. DOMES-
TICS. CRETONNES, VELVET RIBBONS:
RUBBER COATS for ladies, children, and gen-
tlcmen.
TABLE OiI.-CLOTTIS, NOTTINGHAM LACFS.
TIDES. TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE
DAHASK. GENTLEMEN'S lIALF-IoSE.
GLOVES. MITTFNS, PASSEMkNTERlEs
CHENILLE FRINGFS;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at so, GO. ~. SJc,
and 81. ID. r. NlTTELDORFER.
no 4-Su,W&sa 527 broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07

Congressman Ton 0cHILTREE was point.
ed out to New York lawyer last week,
who exclaimed in surprise: "Why, /
thought TON OcHILTREE was horse
Wen, the lawyer was not so far oat of the
way after all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07

"General SHERIDAN hates TO leave Chica-
80 for Washington" He won't know the
difference after he gets comfortably settled.
From all accounts Gomorrah was about as
bad as Sodom.