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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-10-26
TO sPECULATORs.
Il Don't Often Mannen

Where a reliable house. in advertising their rsGuli Al
LUIS ness " send as this house does Tor dollar
complete sampe outfit that will enable any one smlr
and eat. rp rising easily make s. to $40 per day ans
expenses 81 and two stamps for return to II
DANA RICkFORD Co. s37. 50 4 - Broadway. \ y
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Virginia News.

Horse-thieves continue TO do q good
business in the neighborhood OF AleXan-
dria.
The Petersburg city railway was put in
operation yesterday, and the officials oil
that city given free ride.
Captain w. II. II. Jones. who has been
connected with the Eastern Insane Asylum
ever since the war in various capacities,
died yesterday.
A letter from the Natural Bridge says
There was a moderate frost here this (Nlon-
day) morning. At s O'Clock the mercury
stood at 42o. but the company holds on
well.
The following postmasters have been
commissioned Joseph Il. simpson. at Fin
castle. and Weston b. Jones, at Shiloh. A
new post-oflce has been established ut Ma
runa, Campbell county.
The Waynesboro' Messenger says that n
man by the name Of Shiplet, while de-
scending the shaft to the Crimora mine,
last week, fell about forty feet. He re-
ceived q severe cut on the temple and
another nearer the top Of the head. neither
OF which is dangerous. Though his body
Is badly bruised, he will probably get
well.
Says the Staunton Spectator: Near Mil
boro' Springs. on last Saturday evening,
Edmund Berkeley. twelve years OF age. a
son OF DR.. Carter Berkeley. Of this city,
was successful in bringing down big
buck at the first fire. 1t is reported that
all the medical skill in the neighborhood
was required TO reduce the ague that fol-
lowed the result OF the shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

Queen Victoria "droye TO Crathie and
passed an hour at the grave of John
Brown" is an item from Balmoral.
Mr.. Chester A. Arthur, Jr., dresses so
neatly that the watering. place correspond
ents are describing his "good clothes"
The bright little nine-year-old son OF ex-
Speaker Randall fell from wagon in Ber-
wyn, Pa, day or two ago and broke his
leg.
Professor Schilling took his own daugh-
ter as model for the great statue OF Germa-
mia. TO be unveiled next month by the En-.
peror.
Sturgeon says that it is possible for a
man 10 be q Christian and belong to brass
band, but that it would be difficult for
such mans neXt-door neighbor to be o
Christian.
Rufus Hatch, who was clerk in store
at Rockford, H., thirty years ago, paid a
| flying visit TO that town On Sunday. He
went TO the old church and played the old
organ that he used to play over a quarter
OF century ago.
When the late Lord Lonsdale died il
was asserted that his brother and heir sue.
ceeded TO an estate so involved that he
would not for years be able to occupy his
ancestral home, but he is already There
with large establishment.
A private letter from Professor James
A. Harrison. Of Washington and Lee ITni-
versity, who has just returned from trim
to the Yellowstone region, speaks in glow
ing terms Of his experience. In Is honed
that Professor Harrison will embody his
observation in one Of his charming books
The first notable event in the career OF
Mr.. Shapiro, the inventor OF the "Moa-
bite" sheepskin decalogue, was his great
discovery OF SIMPSONS coffin. "A few
years ago." says the Pail Mall Gazette, "be
made his appearance in London with this
venerable relic Uf the period OF the Judges
which he endeavored to persuade the a,l.
thorities OF the Palestine Exploration Fund
10 purchase. The genuineness OF the arti.
Gle was voucbed by the name of "Samp-
son" legibly inscribed on the wood In
Archaic characters. Mr.. Besant consulted
Dr. Neubauer rs to the probable date OF the
inscription, and II was only when the OK.
ford sayant pointed out that the Philistines
bad unaccountably misspelt the name of the
Hebrew that Mr.. Shapiro and the coffin ST.
multaneously disappeared"
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Brief News Items.

A steam fire-engine company went from
Miflintown. Pa, TO Lewistown by rail at
their own expense TO eXtinguiSh fire, and
were compelled to pay toll on crossing the
bridge.
Since the opening OF the line from Baku
to the Black Sea petroleum has become so
cheap that it is to be used as fuel for the
British fleet. It's heating power is esti-
mated at thrice that OF the best coal.
All the prisoners in the Jail ut Trenton.
Tenn, eight i'm number, made their escape
, on Sunday. Two murderers-one named
George Smith, for whose arrest 81, 900 was
ohered-are among the fleeing conyictS.
The Countess de Chahibord states that
her decision in regard to the position OF
chief mOurner at the funeral OF Count de
Chambord implied no refusal on her part
to recognize the indisputable rights OF the
Orleans princes.
The Bishop Of Veszprim, in Hungary,
has issued a pastoral letter, in which he
declares that " Jew-baiting" is most I'M
christian, and eXhorts the clergy to use
all their endeavors to divert their flocks
from following such dangerous path.
The continued spread OF the cattle disease
in nearly every portion OF England causes
the greatest uneasinPsS. In some sections
OF England only American beef is now to
be obtained. Reports from Scotland state
that the disease has not yet made its APP
pearance there.
Owing to the receipt Of information re-
speeding the proposed demonstration en-
| the arrival Of O'DOnnell, the slayer OF
| e.,
boat will be sent to meet the steamer on
which O'Donnell is Il passenger, and her
place Of landing may be changed.
The returns made by the HOosac- Tunnel
managers to the State Auditor OF Massachu-
sets for August show, for the first time i'm
many years, that the amount paid into the
| treasury was in excess Of the amount drawn
out. and this despite the fact that two
thirds OF the expenditure was on cOnStruc-
ton account
Major John T. Harold some time ago re-
covered verdict against the New York
Elevated Railroad Company for thirty
thousand dollars damages for injuries he
sustained by a collision on the road. The
company appealed the ease, and the Kings
county Supreme Court gave a decision
Monday affirming the judgment in Mr..
! IIarrold's favor.
a man employed on the West Shore rail-
way was struck by locomotive near Sche-
nectady the other day and was thrown
! from the track. IL was learned afterward
that the engine struck him squarely on the
| back OF the head, on spot where he had
been struck years before by a large stone.
The fellow yet lives to puzzle the doctors
by his abnormally tough skull.
The London Press Association reports
that the Government has obtained from
detectives who have just returned from
Antwerp important information respecting
a large supply Of materials for making
nitro-glycerine shipped from that city. IL
is probable that witnesses will shortly ar
rive from Antwerp to testify in the trials OF
the Liverpool and Glasgow dynamite con-
spirators.
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1Uexnrecht's Campaign.

The result OF the series OF scientific OBJ
seryations devised by Lieutenant WEY-
PREcHr and sanctioned by the International
Polar Conferences, which was to have been
brought to a close last week, will be looked
for with great interest by the scientific
world. Under Lieutenant WEYPRECHT's
scheme ring Of observing stations has
during the last twelve months been at work
between the sixtieth and the eighty-second
parallels OF north latitude. At these sta
tions-twelve In number-the pressure and
humidity Of the atmosphere, the TEN.
pera.ure OF air and water, the velocity
OF the wind, the variations OF terrestrial
magnetism and the occurrence and dura.
ton OF rain and snow, have been carefully
and systematically noted. There have been
hourly meteorological and magnetic obser-
vaiions; in two days in each month mag.
netic readings have been made every five
minutes, and various data have been col
lected relative to the aurora, the tides, the
thickness and structure Of the ice, &c. A
corresponding series OF observations has
been made during the same period at
twelve scientific centres outside of the
arctic area, aud two stations have been
occupied In the southern hemisphere.
The summaries from these various
stations will be tabulated by the
international Polar Commission, and
when this is done vast amount of valua-
bic material will, 1t Is expected, be placed
within reach Of the student Of physical
science. OF the Arctic stations the most
northern Is at Discovery harbor, in Lady
franklin lay, latitude 81 degrees 20
minutes, and was manned by officers and
men OF the United States Army Signal
Service. This colony was founded Ia
1881, and though an unsuccessful attempt
was made TO reach 1t last year, little or no
ear Is entertained for Its safety. The sta
ION second in Importance Is the Swedish
tation In spIizbergen, few minutes south
I the eighteenth parallel. The Antarctic
gork has been conducted by French and
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colored Coalitionst his remarked that II
they carry this district Mt all 1t will be ~ u
very small majority. W.
scott County.
JUDGE RHEA xEE-s sLEMP-THE DEMOCRATS
ENTHUSIASTIC.
1speoia, telegram to the Dispatch -.
EsrnLyrLg. September -, 1883.
Judge Rhea met slemp, Republican can, ,,
didaie for the Senate, here to-day anu
routed him completely. The victory was a.,
the most complete that has been gained III
the Southwest. Old men say that hhea
made the greatest speech they have hearo
since the war. There was an immense
crowd, and they made the courthouse
shake with applause as the iimsy gauze
was torn from the Ubiquitous Republican
measures.
Scott has thrown off the yoke, and o
glorious victory is assured.
I, The Democratic nominations Tor tne
House and Senate in Scott, Lee, and wise
are conceded TO be the strongest that could
have been made, and with proper work the
ticket will be elected beyond doubt.
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German parties at Cape Horn and South
Georeia-tbe Italian corps Of observers
under Lieutenant BovE having been wreck
ed on the coast OF Patagonia.
The stanton Spectator says /:

"a vote this fail for the candidates oil
the Coxlition party Is vote for the Repub-
Ncan party. This, the Republicans un.
derstand very welt, and hence they sup
mort the Coalition candidates, though they
decline to avow themselves Republicans,
The Democratic ReSdi busters should he as
able to understand this game as the Repub-
licans."
We should Judge from the manner in
which they are dropping Of from the Co.
ali,ion party In these parts that they do un.
,trrstaud it.
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The bait that has been thrown out by
the Maine Republicans to the Greenback
party Of that State has not attracted nib
Bile. On the contrary, tlr Belfast AGE. one
Of the organs Of the Greenbackers. advises
the abandonment Of that organization and
the merging OF the party in the national
Democracy. such a movement, 1t says,
has the almost unanimous consent OF the
Maine Greenbackers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

II is TO be hoped that the Educational
Convention which is to meet in Louisville
shortly will put an eifectual Quietus on any
proposition for Federal aid to the common
school system ia the South which will place
the system under Government control.
The whole scheme is ga thing devised by
the enemy" in the interest OF Capitalization
and the Radical party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT LEVY, DAVIS e. CO.,


Mt LEVY, DAVIS e. CO.,
e0l MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH,
will offer extraordinary inducements to you In the
foIlowing-named articles 10 buy now. Our stock
is as complete rs can be found In the state and IN
order to reduce 1t. we will sell them at less than
they can be replaced nj wholesale In northern
markets.
LACE CURTAINS!
NOTTINGHAM LACES!
MADRAS CURTAINS!
LACE BED-sPREADSl
LACE COLLARS!
LACE sCARFsl
LACE FIsCHUEs!
100 Different styles LACEs, LACE and NOT
NOTTINGHAM TIDES; LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN's HOSIERY, LACE aud LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS, LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS, LACE RUFFLINGs. LACE COL
LARETTEs, LADIES MERlNO VESTS and
DRAWERS, GENTLEMEN's ME II IN
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
Our MOURNING DEPARTMENT IS a. COM
plete as II can be, in which offer extraordinary
inducements.
TOWELS. LINEN, LINEN sHEETINGS,
LINEN TABLF-CLOTHS. LINEN TRAY
CLOTHS. LINEN NAPKINS. LINEN DOY-
LIES. LINEN TABIf-DAMASh' w "hlle
and col0red at less than they can be imported
for:
FLANNELS. in white, red, blue, gray, green,
brown. and maroon:
BLANKE * from 75c. 4 pair to the finest grades ;
CARPETS and OIL-CLOIHS at cost and less
than cost;
CORSETS in MI grades, LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS GLOVES. WHITE and CnLORED
ZEPHYRS. CASSIMERES. RIBBONS. GlNG-
HAMS. CHENfOTS, BLEACllED and
BROWN. COTTONS. BLEACllED AND
BROWN SEEETINGS, SOAPS, and FER
FUMERIES
JERSEY JACKETS!
VIII open on MONDAY 4 full line Of the latest
STYLES In JERSEY JACKETS. 100,
LADIES UNDERWEAR. consisting Of lllE
MSF. DRAWERS. SKIRTS. NIGHT
GOWNS. APR on :. and CH.LDRENS.
DRESSES nj the cost 10 manufacture them
and last but not least our stock Is complete IN
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SAIlN>.
which we viii sell at less than they can be re-
pllcad for In the northern markets. Don't de-
Law I'm making your purchases. Buy now whllc
they are being sold AZ a sacrifice.
Remember the location and name.
LEVY. DAVIS Il CO.
SEQ 9Ol Main street, corner Nln'h'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

The Chicago Times says: d" The Govern
ment is not the people, never has been the
people, never can be the people," We
have to thank the Times for candid enun-
citation of the doctrine Of the Radical party.
but we are inclined TO think that some time
in November, 1884, the Government will
be the people by a large majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

From all accounts Judge HoADLY's ma
lara is calculated to make the Ohio Repub-
licans very bilious. Adyices from that
State are to the effect that his illness is re-
garded by all parties as favorable to him.
The efforts Of the Radical press to make
capital out OF it have thoroughly aroused
the Democrats, and will bring out IN I'M
usually full vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

The northern Republican papers that are
spreading themselves on "the effect OF
Judge BONDS decision on Virginia poll
tics" have succeeded in proving conclu-
sively that they don't know anything about
tha mattpr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

Turn the rascals Quit" again eXclaims
GoRHAM, OF the National Republican.
Well, Just hold on. we are going to. But
if you are in very great hurry your re-
signatlon will be accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

The Providence journal heads an edito-
rial "The Free-Thinkers' Martyrdom."
We suppose it means that Mt the late Free
Thinkers Convention every fellow had TO
lister to the bosh talked by his nci9hbOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

Wonder ii the ghosts Of the qdartette OF
young women recently murdered in Con-
necticut float around the sanctum OF the
average editor in the nutmeg State when
he is indictng articles on southern barba-
rism
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DEATHS.

Died, September IL. 1923. of cholera infantum,
MARGARET l.. BRITTON, daughter of Joseph
w. and Mary :. BriiOn; aged Two years one
month and fifteen DAYS.
Her funeral will take place at her fathers resi-
dence, Briant street. Towards Grove. AZ o'clock
THIS Thursday EVENING. Her friends and
acquaintance are invited 10 attend without
further notice.
Died. at Ford's Hotel. at 500 4. NJ. September
18th. PIRRHUS HAGAN, Youngest son Of Hugh
Hagan. deceased aged eighteen years.
The funeral will take place TODAY. September
18Th. at O'Clock +. NJ. from the First Baptis,
church.
Died. of hamilton. MARY EUGENIA, infant
daughter Of Edward NJ and Sarah VI. HOugh
aged four months and invent y-seycn days.
Leesburg Wal papers please copy.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-
tirely prevented by the use OF Burnett's
Cocoaine.
The superiority OF Burnetts Flayoring
Extracts consists In their perfect purity
and strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

Our disintegrated Government is rapidly
coming together at Washington again; but
il the country is any better off for that
reason, no one has been able to find it out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

A Cincinnati interviewer says "Senator
SHERMAN is not an icicle." Not now,
perhaps, but the chances are that he will
soon be left out in the cold until be be-
comes one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

The Ithaca Journal says Mr.. ARTHUR
has not been success in the presidency.
No. Fact is. we have come to the cOnclu-
sion that Chef must be good for coons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

1t is reported that Colonel FRANK JAMES
is very much cut up because the Admins
tration did not telegraph its sympathy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

The Boston water supply is becoming
very low. This is evidently owing to the
influx OF visitors to the great Mechanical
exhibition.
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FANCY GOODS.


DECEIVED At STEVENS:
800 LAMPS-ihe handsomcst assortment shown
in town; twenty different styles, trimmed CONF
plete, at 81; beautiful designs. $3.50 and
sl.75;
ELEGANT VASE-LAMPS, trimmed with Ma
herring burner and etched gloves. at s5-such
goods a. were sold last yearats7 90 SO;
LIBRARY-LAMPs At very low prices;
PENDANT-LAMPs, trimmed complete, atsl;
sIDE-LAMPs, trimmed with white shade or large
reflector, AZ 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or STAND-LAMP~,
trimmed with burner aud chimney. 40 Csc;
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LAMP, 20 one bali t.e
former price. as wi-u D. chose them out.
For LAMPS Of any description got
STEVENS 5O5 Broad street
We continue the DISCOUNT ON SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold So much Tor %, tlc
past TWO weeks. nHfI
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a
1v1 bers OF MFTROPOLIrAN LODGE,~M~
No. II, A. y. and A. Masons. are requested Xxx
TO attend n stated communication III their w
Lodge. at IT. Adams Hall, THIS Thursday
EVENING, September 18th, at ~ O'Clock.
Master Masons In good standing are invited TO
attend. 81 order OF the W. NJ.
&C. 1877 s. Is. JACOBS, Secretary.
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The Franco-Chlnese war is being waged
furiously-in the northern papers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Constellation

4 WO-MlLLlON-DOLLAlt tONSoLlDAlION
1T HAS \ TWO-HUNDRED.THO
DOLLAR HERD OF ELEPHANTS.
1T HAS THE ONLY WOOLLY ELEPHANT
EVER KNOWN TO EXIST.
1T HAS TIE ONLY PAIR OF LIVING HIP
POPOTAMUS EVER EXHIBITED
A GIGANTIC MALE HPPOPOTAMUS AND
HUGE FEMALE HIPPOPOTAMUS,
dwelling together I'm harmony in their enormous
water home.
APLEIAD OF PERFORMING STATIONS.
A FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR ARCTIC
AQUARIUM
PROFESSOR WHITES ALL-sTAR DOG
CIRCUS,
CLINT. WILLIAMs'S TROUPE Or PERFORM
ING BEARS,
\ GIGANTIC LION.SLAYER,
\ HERD OF LIVING GIRAFFES,
A 5-TON TWO.HORNED PIIINOCEROs,
100 UNEQUALLED CIRCUS CELEBRITIES.
1T HAS MORE BAREBACK RIDERS,
IT HAS MORE LEAPERS
1T HAS MORE AERIAL1>Ts,
than any other show.
THE WONDERFUL STlRK FAMILY OF 81
CYCLE-RIDERS;
THE CARON & WASHINGTON TROUPE,
jrst from Berlin
ORRIN HOLLIS.
THE GREATEST RIDER on EARTH;
VIOLA RIVERS,
THE PEERLESS QUEEN OF THE ARENA;
20 GREAT CLOWNS,
BANDS OF MUSIC.
AN ONWARD AVALANCHE OF WONDERS.
THE GREATEST sTREET-PARADE EVER
SEEN IN ANY AMERICAN CITY.
THOUSANDS OF WONDERS NOT HERE
ENUMERATED.
IT Is THE GREATEST SHOW!
THE BIGGEST SHOW!
THE BEST SHOW
EXHIBITS ALL IT ADVERTISEs.
Admission, rs cents. Children under 10 years,
80 cents.
This Great show will exhibit In Virginia at the
following places only: HARRI>ONBURG. MON
DAY. september 10Th: STANTON. TUESDAY,
September llth: CHARLOTTESVILLE. WE'D
NESDAY, September 18th; DANVILLE,TlIURS-
DAY, september 18Th; LYNCHBURG.tRlDA
September l4th; LEXINGTON. SATURDAY,
september lOtns GElfk>Dl hNs i L iNDA =
September 18th: SUFFOLK, THURSDAY, sep
TENDER 10th; PORTSMOUTH. FRIDAY, septem-
Der 2lst; NORFOLK, SATURDAY. September
22d. Sc l,l2.l314l5,l6
BASEBALL TO-DAY
ID AT VIRGINIA BASEBALL PARK.
QUiCKSTEPS.
OF WILMINGTON, DEL
vs..
VIRGlNIAS
Game called AZ 4 y. VI. Prices as usual.
Sc l1-3t
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The Baltimore Oriole got its plumage
damp yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

For painful ailments, ST. Jacobs Oil
ought TO be kept in every house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECCTED at the DIST ATCH PRINTING
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JgeE ERR ssss EEEy yssss
gHE kRf ssss TE w Ssss
> Jj kEEEk kssss kEE 7 ssss~..
THE LARGEST STOCK OF JERSEYS ~
THIS CITY.
THE BEST JERSEYS FOR TIE MONEY ~
THIS CITY.
BLANKETS
See our BLANKETS at $3.50 pair worth 1850:
See our BLANKETS Of "a a pair worth sG;
See our extra large BLANKETS at Is a pair worth
ss.
COMFORTABLEs
CALICO COMFORTABLEs at 81. +125. $50,
sl.75, AZ, $3.50, 80, $3.50 -, $3.50, and IS.
DRESS GOODS.
LADIES' CLOTH. full yard-and-a-half wide at
sl-usually sold atsl.25:
CAsnMEREs IN all colors and qualities;
BLACK CAsHMEREs from lac. to $50 per
yard;
BLACK SILKS at 90. Is. s5c., ~. sl.IO. Sl.25,
sl35. $3.50. sl.75, 81, $3.50. and 80 ayard-
all very cheap;
COLORED SILKS in great variety;
See our elegant SILKS at 81 aud s1.2j worth
$3.50 and sl.75.
CARPETS,
The largest CARPET STORE in the state. The
largest stock Of CARPETS ever shown in any
one store I'm this CIV The handsomest pat
terms and the best goods for the money. CAR
PETS are cheap this season. To get the adj
vantage Of low prices buy OF us.
GOSSAMERS And UMBRELLAS
Prepare for the rainy weather. Buy GOSsA
MER and an UMBRELLA; have them ready,
as you will need them I'm "a few DAYS.
Bargains I'm every department. New good. rc-
ceiyed daily
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
tsuccessors 20 Loyy Brothers.
Sc IL 1917 and 1919 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-13

NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, WEAK
~ NESS. MALARIA, &c, cured by
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
BALTIMORE, MD.-Dr Irwin II. Elderidge says
would recommend a trial Of Browns Iron Bit
tiers In all cases Of anamic debility, or when a
tonic or appetizer is indicated"
OwENToS, KY.-Dr. l.. r. Mundy says: al have
found Browns lion Bitters of the best tonics.
and prescribe IL frequently"
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PAPER FESTIVAL

THE SABBATH-Sr IOOL chill
4 DREN OF UNION-STATGON METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH will hold n PAPER
FESTIVAL I'm their >abbath-schoOl room
THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. 18Th and
l4th instant. Come one, come all, and help the
children
Admission only 10 cents. GCE-CREAM and
other REFRESHMENTS Proceeds for theaben-
eft of infant class. &c. So 1921
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WILL DISPLAY DURING THIS WEEK

nm N EEEw W W
MN EEr %%&&%%%$
\ M ZEE v" w
Eff A a / /
+ AZ ILL ILL
GGG 90 90 BDP0 ssss
G Go SO 8B 3 Ssss
G GG &C. Q 90 90 90 . D Bpb D ssss
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Their buyer being in the Northern markets. Ia
secured most EXCELLENT BARGAINS n
every department, and these goods will be
offered AT PRICES TO AsTONIsH AMI
PLEASE EVERY ONE.
JERSEYS,
JERSEYS.
JERSEYS.
500 NEW JERSEYS IN ALL THE LATEST
STYLES, from the lowest price up.
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS.
Purchased at a large commission sale at one
third less than actual value. These goods are
POSITIVELY CHEAP, and we shall give our
patrons the bencat Of hi, purchase.
CARPETS.