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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-05
,Iore Chinese Gone.

SAN FRANcIsco. September 4:h-The City
OF Peking lett st noon to-day for China. She
carried over 500 Chinese passengers, one of
the largest lots of Mongolians which ever left
this port. About $50 Chinese were provided
with return certificates, enc of them beipg
woman. The total number of certificates is.
sned Is 9 13l
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DEATHS.


Died. at his residence, No. 007 east Clay street,
long and painfal Illness, RICHARD ID. Mllth-
ri I'm the seycnty-hrst year Of his age. .
= Hlessed are the dead who die In the Lori tney
rest from their labors, and their works do foiio"
them" 90. ,.,.
His funeral viii take place at the tirst R1pus'
church THIS Thursday AFTERNOON NJ hali-
past O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Washington ~. c., Petersburg, Noriolk' ana
sherman tTexas) papers please copy.
Died. at her husbands residence, No. 200, Sec
ond ana Main streets on the 4th instant. MARIA
JOSEPHINE OTEY. wife Of W. &. Oiey'lh lhe
thirty-seventI, year OF her age.
She leaves devoted husband and five chlldreh
20 mou n their loss.
Funeral will take place from Leigh-slreet Zap
tist church THIS Thursday MORNING al Ivy
O'Clock.
West Point Star and Baltimore SHa please
copy.
Died. December s. 1888. LEAH BERNSTEIN
daughter Of } tcob Bernstein, aged twelve years
aud four months.
Func.,al will take place from her parents, resi-
dence No. az east Cary street. at O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. r.
Died. at his residence, in Henrico county, No
ycmher 2Slh, WILLIAM TiNSLEl aged forty
i've years
He was buried from his late residence Novem-
Der 10Th at 3 T.. VI.
Died. I'm williamsburg. Va. December 3. 1888.
CHARLES NONTHOLAND MO>Bl, late Of Hen
rico county, IN his thirtv-lrst Year.
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OTHER ITEMS ABOUT TUE GRAND JURY AND THE
RIoT-DAyID TERRY AND TIE NEW YORK
s9TINES THE CLAIBORNE PLACE-PRE-
SENT TO REV. DR.. GOODWIN.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
DECEMBER ). 1883.
The grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
for this term was composed Of George &.
Ayrcs (ioreman), j. G. Friend, j. l.. Tyack,
w. w. New, u. +. Barrow, {. II. Hickey,
X. +. Acree. w. L. Watkins (colOred).
judge Blackwell, in charging them to make
proper inquiry about the riot. used the
terms "unlawful shooting and bloodshed."
lie was himself examined by the grand
jury, AZ d gave in rs testimony substantially
what he had stated about the riot when a
witness in the contestcd-election case, and
did that with GOODNESS and self-pOsseSsion.
Mr.. George A. Lea, whose testimony the
Committee OF Forty had not obtained,
was also examined, and so WIS his brother.
Mr.. John G.. Lea. II was said by one OF
the witnesses that the word "Fire" was
given amongst the negroes and not amongst
the white men. The jury, after hearing
the evidence. concluded that no present.
mcnts could be made. but one of the men,
bers became satisfied that something more
than Eyes" or "no" answer would be
proper in their report to Judge Blackwell,
and when he submitted the statement
which has been published for the conSid-
Grafton OF the jury it was ut once agreed
10 by all of the members. When the state
ment was read in court Judge Blackwell
said, "COlonel Rison, you will enter that
on the records" and made no comment.
In the case of David Terry, who bad
been "sent on 4" for felonious shooting, he
having in fight with negro man IAN
dcrsOn Conway shot him in the mouth
and knocked out one or two OF his teeth.
the grand Jury returned "not Il true bill"
The evidence showed that Conway, with
whom Terry had had some words about
the hiring Of horse and buggy, had gone
out on the street, knocked Terry down,
and beaten him. and that when Terry sue
ceedcd i'm getting up he shot Conway.
This fight took place fifteen DAYS after the
riot, and il is rather remarkable that the
special reporter for the New York Times
should have put this down as one OF the
"incidcnts after the riot" and, one would
infer (the date being omitted), having some
connection with it.
The "Claiboine place." in North Dan
VILE, large brick Westinghouse and
grounds, once distinguished throughout
all this country as the residence OF the
Claibornes, and afterwards the residence
OF Captain w. w. Keen, has been sold at
auction TO Messrs. Johnston Il Cheek for
S4.100.
A number OF the friends and admirers
Of Rev. DR.. Goodwin, OF the Baptist
church, have made him present OF a
horse. ALPHA.
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The Press ana the Presidents Message

Philadelphia Inquirer Republican): 1t
is admirable in spirit and manner.
New York Tribune (Republican): The
document is well written throughout, and
there is little waste of words. 1t will re-
pay a careful perusal.
Philadelphia Press Republican) If ii
was the Presidents Object to present =
message which should raise few issues and
solve none, he has been successful.
New York Times Republican,: While II
contains no marks OF profound statesman
shin, IL is n businesS-like document. and in
the main all that the occasion calls for.
New York Herald independent, so
caleN: President Arthur's annual mes
sage has that character OF plain and prac-
tical good sense which all his state papers
have borne.
New York World Democratic): On the
whole, the message is an interesting docu-
ment, containing some evidences OF indie
pendence, some suggestions OF which we
can approve, and some that we condemn.
1t will well repay perusal.
New York Journal of Commerce Demo
cratic): 1t will not probably he ranked,
even by the friends OF the author, among
the ablest State papers which have been
presented TO Congress, nor is it likely to
produce any very profound impression
upon the people.
Baltimore american Republcan) PreSi-
dent Arthur's message TO Congress is an
able State paper. 1t shows sound judy
ment, good practical sense, and indepen-
dence Of thought. 1t is somewhat unusual
for the message OF President TO antago-
nize the views set forth by the members OF
his Cabinet and transmitted with his mes
sage to Congress; but President Arthur
does this quite freely.
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Falling into Line.

The Nashville American has been, OF all
southern Democratic Journals. the one
which has kept up the steadiest fire upon
Mr.. wATrsEsoN and his notions upon the
tariff question. II was strenuous adyo-
cate OF Mr.. RANDAL's nomination for
Speaker, and expresses ITS disappointment
because Of his defeat. but il keeps step to
the Democratic music all the same. and
falls into line us gracefully as was possible.
1t says:
"ln the face OF the nrotestations of the
more conservative Of Democratic counsel
Tors. the tariff question Il forced into the
presidential campaign now close al hand.
ii this untimely agitation y to be deplored
X WIZ at least have one beneficial effect. IL
viii completely obscure the race issue and
eonslSn the bloody shirt IL the laundry.
III. ss some affect To believe. ge are on the
eve oil important Changes OF psrty align
MEM. THIS viii precipitate thsan, even n
they should not be percepdble I'm the re-
SUIT OF the next national election. II will
be relief 10 have the rant and rant az The
firesome negro issue eimina,ed from
American politics. or at least drowned out
by elamor OF smother sosf.r
Again:
"But while this viii undoubtedly be the
Republican programme, II Is none the les,
{ the duty OF Democrats TO resist with all
possible effort the perpetuation OF Repub-
iican misrule. II We differ upon questions
OF expediency, we should remember that
TO acquiesce IN the will OF the majority is
good Democratic dochine.1
The american expects the people to be
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TrfbUtc of Respect.

In New Kent Circuit Court. November rs
1883:
Whereas we have learned with unfegnei regret
that JOHN T.. PIERCE, Esq for nearly forty
wear. practitioner Of law az this bar and formerly
member I'm the House Of Delegates from the ms
trict compose of this county, th'rles City and
James city counties. has recently departed THIS
life AMI whereas we desire 20 pay n htiirg tribute
to the memory ef the deceased: therefore
/, ResOIced. That in the death of JOHN L.
PIERCE this bar has lost member VINO WAS one
of its most bill FAINT lights. and one whose pres
euce will he sadly missed among us ranks.
.. That we tender TO the family Of the deceased
in their sad bcreIycm, nj our heartfelt sympIthy
aud coincidence.
3. Thtt a copy Of this preamble and these reso-
buttons G furnished tine Judges Of the Circuit and
County Courts Of this county, with the request
that they he spread upon tie mInuies OF their re-
spectye courts that a copy a the same lie sent
10 the family Of tie dccesis, d. and another copy
be furnished the Richmond WING snd Dispatch
for publication: and furthermore. that in respect
10 the memory of the deceased this Court do
now adjourn. and that ne members Of this bar
and the officers of tins Cou' wear the usul badge
of mourning for thirty days
Judge II. l.. HENLEY, Chairman
T. W. CrUmp, secretary.
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IRON THE OLD WORLD.
From the great London tEng.) Timcs.I

Among the many specifics introduced 20 The pub
lie for the cure Of dyspepsia, digestion. dcraDgc
ments Of various kinds, and as general family
medicine. none have met with such genuine APP
probation a. Hop Bltters. Introduced ~ this
country but comparatively short time since -
meet the great demand FOR a pure. safe, and
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly In
creased I'm favor until they are. without question,
the most popular and valuable medicine known
It's world wide renown II not dae 10 the advertising
Il has received II Is famous by reason Of rs inhe-
rent virtues II all that T. claimed for IL. 10
discharges its curative powers without any Of the
evil effects of other bitters medicine being per-
fecty safe and harmless for the most frail woman,
smallest child. and weakest invalid 10 use. Few
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
not ready been hailed rs dcliye -crand welcomed
AS a friend II docs wha, Others affect 10 do COM
posed Of simple materials. 10 Is a marvel Of deli
cate and successful combination. Nothing IL
WEARING. Every ingredient goes straight 10 the
mark at which II is aimed. aud never falls. Plea
SAINT TO the palate agreeable 90 the stomach. aud
thoroughly effective a cure IL has won foT itself
the confidence Of ALL Times LOnd0R, Eng.
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The finest bouquet seen in the House OF
Representatives yesterday was on The desk
OF The Hon. John 6. Barbour, OF Virginia.
II was q large one, with his monogram
worked in dark flowers on a white fore
ground. Alexandria Gazette.
Mr.. BARBOUR is The hero OF the hour,
not in Virginia only but wherever ne shows
himself. Mr.. CARLISLE is another. Mr.
RANnALL doesn't seem to have half as many
frieids this week as he had last week. The
masses
VI clcome the cont NJ. speed the parting guet.'
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The Presidcn, Of the United States re-
commended that the national banks lie al
lowed TO issue circulating notes up TO nine
" per cent of the face value mot full
vaIue) Of the bonds deposited by them for
the security OF those notes.
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Sir.-llgying suffered from extreme usffpHs df'
ittitu f)r f,U yefrs. and haNiug trici ai hnd- 90
medicine and change OF scene 1nd air without Dee
irving any benefit Whatever "a- persuaded hy a
friend 90 try lloI Lttor-, and ihe eject. 1898 hap
10y a. say, va. most marvellous. Under flIt-r cir
NAL for the benefit OF othCr,.us may say au now
entirely well. therefore cam justly md wits CON.
hden"e give personal testimony Geo anyone Wishing
10 call upOL me. ours truly. HENHl lALL.
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Us. CoNsULATE. MANcHEsTEr. ENG"}
N.y.utlar g. 1882. I

Gentlemen. Since wiring Won OF tie great ben
eat lad derived from ,lbing Hop Bitter. gi''
a friend bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia aud sluggish liver aud The change was
marvellous: he appeared another being altogether.
Tie had tried several other remedies WITHOUT any
benefit. could name over dozcn ether miracu-
lou. curcs. AETHCR &. HALL,
consular Clerk.
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70 the Rop BmGs comDoag.

To me mop BRttTs toWp0"V'
Gentlemen.-Hasing suffered for many year
from bilious ess ace. mJ1uicd with sichucs, and
dreadful headache .heila greatly faugucl viii
oNcrwork and long in1l- 49, bu-Iucs..l l0-t alI
energy, strength. ana appetite. was advised Ly q
friend ia whom had seem such beneficial elects 90
try Hop Bitfcrs, aud few bottles haFc quite atcr-
cd and restored me 90 better health thiu ever.
have also recommended 10 To- other friend. ANA am
pleased To- add with tic like result. Eycry claim
You m Ike for n | can iully endorse. and rccom-
mend 10 as an incompatible ionic.
Yours faithfully, =. W. FrlT
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UIIDNLN ~. INN-s
Dear sirs.-I have lately finished my first bottle
Of Hop Bltlers. After having for many years sur
fered acutely from rheumatic goW lnhcrtcdL
feel 80 much better. and can walk 80 much more
RELY. should like 70 continue The uie Of IL. I
write o. ask how many bottles you viii let me nave
for Il. that may always have some I'm stock.
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LoyDov, rNc.. september I.Iss2.

lam pleased 10 testify 20 the goods effects ~ your
Hon Bittcrs. Have been suffering long t.mcwith
severe pair In the left side and across the 1in,,and
having tried number Of so-callcd romcdic- with
out any benefit, am glad 10 acknowledge iic great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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$50 pair IO-4 BLANKETS at 81 a pair--quality
that cost upwards Of $3.50 to manufacture.
We are also in receipt Of 5 cases HEAVY ID
CLOTHS. suitable for LADIES WRAPS We
quote:
Ga CHINCHTLLA at 35c., valued al 81
O. BEAVER at zoe, valued at $3.50;
64 LIGHT BEAVER at 75c., sold last season at
s2.25;
ALL-WOOL BLACK JERSEY 10th, In ends
from two to six-yard pieces, at 25c. yard,
valued n 81.
We have also made purchase Of cases Of CUR
TAINs. in MADRAS. NOTTINGHAM. and
REAL LACE. from which we quote:
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. three yards long,
at Csc. 4 pair. heretofore sold atS2;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at - a pair. hereto
fore sold at 81;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at 81 pair. here
tofore sold at $3.50
MADRAS CURTAINS at SO a pair heretofore
sold at s1O
MADRAS CURTAINS atSs pair. fo'm,r price
$3.50:
REAL LACE CURTAINS at about 60 cents on
the dollar.
our stock I'm all varieties Of these and other
HoUsEFURNIsHnNG GOODS IS unsurpassed.
We also offer a special purchase Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-06

LONDON. ENfs.. \ llll ~. l~~-.
/ find Hon Bitter3 % most wonderful needles.
combination - hoalthful, lloOd-purt'lug and
strengthening. | can from analyst 3o we'll ts from
medical knowledge highly recommend them as .
valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoINiHp.
Superintendent.
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

Unit W % y" -
| have tried experiments on myself aud others
with Hop Bitters, and can easily recommend them
rs pleasant and ehicac0us medicine. have
found them specially useful IN cases Of congestion
Of the kidneys, q well As in bHioas do'dage-
aaeats. Rev j. MILNE8, ~ 4,
Rector % The Duke OF Edinburg
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CoLcnFsrrR. ENG.. August Is. 1852.

Gentlemen.-I WAS troubled with very bad form
of Indigestion for q long time. and tricd many
things in vain until got Hop liiiters, aud on
taking was quite curei, ana remain 50 iiu iiii-
=. BELL.
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educated upon the question OF protection
70 home industries 10y tie discussions to
which Mr. CARLisLE's election as Speaker
will lead.
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FRos oULD IRELAND.
DUBLIN, November %, 1sse.

HOP BiherS Company;
Genucmcn,-lou may be interested 70 learn that
one Of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
"a customer of mmel highly approves Of Your Hop
Bittcrs. having received great benefit from their
use. 1. ]. HOLMES thth'i.
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DRY GOODS.
--~~-----~---~-~---- ----e-~-(9----~--~---
GRAND OPENING
or
HOLIDAY GOODS
THIS WEEK.
Do not wait until the last days to make your selec
tons, but call at
LEVI HEXTER's. 3O7 BROAD STREET


tons, but call at
LEVI HEXTER'S. 3O7 BROAD STREET
and you will find there this week
100 dozen FANCY BORDERED HANDLER
CHIEFS al 3c.'
loco FANCY SILK UANDKERCHIEFS ut
I0c.;
A large assortment Of SILK HANDRERCHIEFS
al %. 80, 40, so. 75c~ up 10 r2-all much be-
low the actual value:
MISSES AID GLOVES In 3-buttons aud Mousque-
taircs-all Lies;
Bargains In LADIES' KIDS-FUR-TOP KIDS
for ladies. children, and gentlemen:
800 pairs CiILDREN's EXTRA HEAVY
RIBBED HOSE In cardinal, navy. and seal
brown. al lOc. pair
eco gross MEfAL-BUTTONs at 5c.-formerly
sold at 35c.-per dozen;
A large 1T ofZEPHl RS to be closed out at 7c an
ounce:
All the novelties In FLUSHED VELVET end
LEATHER SATCHkLS and BAGS, also the
LEATHER SHOULDER-sTRAPs for the
ALBUMS. TOILET RoXEs. FANCY wHIsP-
HOLDERS, WORKING-BOXES, and other
FAN ARTICLES In large varieties;
THE LUPIN'S BLACK ATWOOD CASH
MERts, double width, NJ 35c, takes the lead
AZ SIher ShsHMERES sSd y ProPeSto9
DRIED SHIRTS AT Soc:
The well known PEARL SHIRT atsl;
A Job lot Of RID and WHITE ALL-W OOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS at s5c. worth iully
1928:
MERINo WEAR for ladies, gentlemen, and chill
drcn, a speciality;
Extra bargains in GENTLEMEN'S LINEN
CUFFS and COLLARS, GENTLEMAN
NECk WEAR, GENTLEMEN'S h-HOsE and
HANDkERCHIEfs:
In CHlLDRrN's CROCHET GOODS HFXTER
always takes the lead. snd shows larger Cock
than ever In sACQUEs. NITTENs. Leg
GINGs. BOOTS, CAPS, and MEEiNO
CLOAKs:
Also, the DOUBLE-BONE MOULDED CORSET
at fl.z5- something entirely new. In NJ aud
quality II SURPRISE any corset ever mage or
shown, and can only be found at
LEVI HFXTER's
dc -Su,Tu&ThtDe30 307 Broad street.
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SUNDAY SERvICEs.-Rev. DR.. Dickinson.
OF Richmond, Va, supplied the pulpit OF
the First Baptist church on Sunday, and
preached sermon greatly admired by the
audience. -Pr0uidenc Or. ~ Journal.
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LONDON, Eng. February /. 1882.
Condemnation year, have been sufferer
from kidHey cOmpiti0t. ANA from using your Hop
hittors ana entirely cured. aud can recommend
them 10 all suffering from such disease
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CRENCH AND GERMAN.
AND MULES.

Any person wantinga HORSE TO mn u certain
OF Saddle purposes. can write 10 me. No. % FAST
FIFTH STREET. CiNCI INNATE. o., which IL my
business headqusrtcr.. ! will ali the orde,
hichnond who are large dealers. and who viii
kecp we suck on my own account IN ease they ar.
no' satisfactory. MULES bought also on same
sss-ais. GEORGF h l,FENETvr '"
no 22-sm 20 east Firth street, Cincinnati. o.
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NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, WEAK
~ NESS. MALARIA. &c, cured by
RpOWN'S IRON RITTFRS

BALTIMORE. MD.-Dr irwin II. Elderdge says
~ would recommend "A trial Of Browns Iron Bit
tiers I'm all eases of anemic debility. or when n
tonic or appetizer is Indicated
OwENToN, KY.-Dr. l.. +. Mundy says: ~ have
found Browns II on Bitcrs one Of the best tonics.
and prescribe IL frequently"
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FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
Gentlemen, Though not I'm the habit Of praisng
patent medicines, which for the most part arc not
only useless but injurious. have constantly used
Hop Btters for the past four years In casco udl-
gestion. debility. fceblcue II constitutions aud Ia
all diseases caused boy poor or bId ventilation. want
OF air aud exercise. oyerwork. and want ~ appe-
lite with the most perfect success
am the first who introduced your Hop Bitters
In Portugal and spain. where lhey are now used
very extensively. Your very truly,
BARON DfFONTE BELLA.
Profession de Chemic RI De parnacic. Colmbr1
University, COimorg. Portugal.
lde 6-Th. SaTuSwlml
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Dir. CARLISLE took the iron-eiad oath'
That fac, ought to silence the cry that Sec
tionalism was involved in the contest,
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III CARPETS OF ALL GRADES
new designs just received;
Elegant SMYRNA RCGs-an sizes and in en-
tirey new patterns:
DRUGGETs-al sizes, and prices to suit the
means Of any one;
WINOOW.SHADEs. LACE CURTAINS COR
NICE.POLES, &C.;
CARPETS laid promptly and IN the bet manner.
Give our CARPETROO an inspection. We
have the goods to suit you and will DO 1t.
nO27 LEVY, DAVIS i DRAKE.
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Last week we advertised break in prices. This
week we shall a.tonsh our patrons by verifying 1t
in manner tina, IS new 10 The dry-goots trade.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS purchase by US last week, under circum-
stances occurring but seldom in a lifetime, will
be offered
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated Ss,IHzz
wi convection 0fRICIlMOND ROYALS "a
ARCH CHAPTER. No. 3. W u he held al 80
the MasOns' Hail, Franl In ST. Get be @~@h-hS
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, THIS
Thursday EVENING at O'Clock Members Of
sister chapters and transient companions are fra
tcrnallv invited.
BY order Of the VI. r. II. y. .
GEORGE 7. KEESEE,
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DENTISTS.
~ w. JONES, DENTIST.

OFFICE: 40. sO7 FRANKLIN STREET. nErwrsy
EIGHTH AND NINTH.
Elegant rooms uses best materials: gentle
quick, and thorough work: long experience. and
prices reduced Uses gas and chloroform In ex-
tracing teeth. sci
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UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF
ss s. # E. sSs S.
ssss Il kLLLk Liz Il ksssS%"
g. g. 4 4 '$ + f IN SS$$S E.
ssss A II II N Mn oSsS p"
ETC,
WILL BE SLAUGHTERED.

The goods are principally i'm new effects. The
quantity and styles beggar DIES rption. Wequote:
TURIN GRAPE MOURNING SILK at $l.25,
heretofore sold at 1925:
RICH, ALL-SILK, HEAVY BLACK OTTOMAN
at 95c., heretofore sold 50:
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at s1.95, general
price s1.75:
HANDSOME CHINESE GROS-GRAINS at 7sc.,
heretofore $50. This slot contains 4 number
of pieces in light evening tints.
26-INCH SURAHS, including evening shades, ut
Use. yard. heretofore sold at SIPS;
All shade, of COLORED SILKS at use. 4 yard,
former price :l.10;
\ large lot Of SILKS aud sATINs, in light tints,
at unprecedented prices.
. eases HALF-WOOL FLANNEL at Ice. a yard I;
$50 dozen LADIES LINEN HEMsTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFs at DC, general value
zoe;
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, q
M bers of ST. JOHNS LODGE. No SO. xksN -
4. +. and \. NJ, are requested 10 attend AZ
stated meeting ut - Adams Hall THIS " \
Thursday EVENING at o'clock. All NI1stc
Mason In good 81 'nding are frateually Invited.
by order of the w. VI.
WAITER MOORE. Secretary.
December 6. A. l.. 1888, \. ID. 1883. de Cit