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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-22
PoRT ROYAL. VA, August io' 1000

P0RT ROYAL. VA, august 'o' A"
To the Editor of the Dispatch
I, in company with many other eitlzeh ;,
take this means, with your Kindness, VI
setting forth to the public our grievances
which never since the days OF revoll'loh-
ary remonstrances against England tyran.
nv have been so decidedly ignored. Let ~
be heralded abroad that the people az arg
NAV know in what chains Malone anu h's
porgons are binding us.
About one year ago, through poi'',,N
selfjsbness, man was removed IRON tlo
management OF our post-ofiice-a man VINO
through all previous party chickering's naa
held tbe losition and administered IL witn
nerfect satisfaction to all, regardless OF
race. color, party, or any other distinguish
Inc fine. He had been in the position
since nnte-belium days. He was so pune
tilious In the literal performance OF every
rule Of the post-office that 1t was loKed
mon. In spite OF all this, against the pc.
t;t;on, NJ the white and colored citlzens Oh
the nloce. this man was removed ana one
~ Mobone,s men was thrust upon us.
with difficulty could he find bondsmen.
THE neopIe accepted the inevitable.
boping that things might be fairly and ein-
GENTLY performed. But such has not been
the ease. The present incumbent has
neglected to attend to his duties. During
office hours parties wanting their mail,
partjes who had ridden miles from the
country. have been unable to get into the
office. Letters sent by PARTIES who had
been i'm the habit for years OF thus sending
money have been lost. The postmaster has
neglected his duty in leaving irresponsible
negroes in charge OF the office, who were
scarcely able to read the direction on the
letters, thus giving rise to much confusion
and annoyance.
The Postmaster-General has been petit
toned. but has ignored the petition. He
has been visited by our congressional rep
resentatfye, and finally acknowledged that
he was powerless to relieve the people.
Malone and his satraps have the appoint
ments in Virginia. Nothing can be done.
Has our country come to this? The head
OF department powerless to attend to the
duties OF his own Office. Are there no
rights which the people have that Malone
must respectl These are grievances which
the people have to rid themselves Of.
Every respectable man, every honest
man. every true man, regardless of color,
must come forward and help to purge the
body polite. Publish our wrongs, that
they may serve to awaken the men OF the
land 10 their duties.
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JUDGE BLACK on Mr.. BLAINE.-In an
interview with a New York Herald re-
porter Judge BLACK recently said he con-
sidered BLAINE the strongest man on the
Republican side, and ii he were a candi'
date. and his friends concluded to support
him for the nomination. he would sweep
them all down-ARTuUR, SHERMAN, Ed
MuNDs. LOGAN, and the rest-hke chaff be-
fore a cyclone. But the Judge added thai
Mr.. BLAINE had told him he was not can
didate. True enough, no doubt; but the
presidency is a great prize, and sometimes
causes men to change their minds. we
heard HoRATIo SEYMOUR say, "Your candi-
date cannot be-; but he became "their
candidate all the same, though it was In
Tammany Hall and to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention that he made that famous
declaration. Mr.. BLAINE has the same
right TO change his mind. Judge BLACK
added that Mr.. BLAINE was the abest par
tisan mot statesman in either party at this
time.
1t ought to be added that il Mr.. BLAINE
intends to contest the prize, he must enter
the lists this year. His friends must have
that reason for working for him. Other
wise, they can work to no purpose. lie
may prefer, however, to take the chances
OF dark horse. But so shrewd politi.
clan and able stTategist could hardly be
guilty of such blunder as that would be-
BLAINE. of Maine, is still power in the
Republican party of the nation.
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virginia News.

James Nash, 4 negro, was lodged IN jan
at Fincastle Saturday for stealing S233 from
the house OF Il. T. Fulwiler, buchanan.
All the money was recovered.
The Right Worthy Grand Council Of the
Order OF st. Luke, Of. Virginia, commenced
it. annual session in the Union Street Me-
thodist church, Petersburg, yesterday.
Colonel James Cochran, of Culpeper, 4
prominent citizen and politician. died at
that place on Friday last OF paralysis, and
was buried Sunday. Colonel Cochran had
been sick for some time.
Recently, at their home near Fredericks-
hall, Louisa county, the Rev. l.. j. Haley
and lady celebrated their silver wedding.
Many beautiful presents We're given the
couple by those whom Mr.. Haley had Ia
bored for nearly thirty years. Mr.. Haley
has accepted call to northampton county.
Mrs. Nancy Faris, one OF the Oldest citi-
Zens of Charlottesville, died on Sunday
last, in her seventy-ninth year. She had
previously suffered from attacks OF paray-
sis, and for several years past had been a
great invalid. Mrs. Faris was the mother
ln-law OF Captain }. G.. Culin. and j. II.
Atkins. Esq, well-known citizens OF Char
lotteSyille.
A Charlottesville letter says: Young
Starke, an old servant of the POindeXter
family, died on Sunday and was buried
Monday at Wertland," the residence OF
the late William Wertenbaker. His fune-
raj was largely attended by white persons,
bv whom he was held in high esteem, and
some Of whom acted rs pall-bearers at the
funeral. He was nearly seventy years OF
age. His correct life was perfect model
for his race.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Messrs.
Richard Broadwater and John Graham,
who live near Fairfax Courthouse, had
valuable horses stolen from their premises
by, it is supposed, the same gang OF horse
thieves that have been committing their
depredations in that county for some
months past. The night was Il bright and
beautiful one, and the robbery one OF The
boldest ever pcrpetrated in that neighbour
hood. as the horses were not far from the
dwellings OF their owners when stolen.
There are no traces oil either horses or
thieves, and the neghborS are talking OF
forming a vigilance committee to protect
themselves.
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rior forces OF the arch-enemy. Anu suo
sooner the subordinate committeeman ve-
gin the work OF thorough organization .ne
better. Procrastipation only affords tue
enemy time TO perfect the plan oil his cam
paign. "Up. BOYS, and at them" Is ,ne
command TINT has been issued from heaa,
quarters. "This way, freemen," sh0ulo
be the response and the battle-cry I'LL "'o"e
the line.
Portsmouth Enterprise.I
In 1870 the State owned In the NoIio.N
and Petersburg, Southside, ana virgin"
and Tennessee railroads:
Secured
Guaranteed tOck..."..'...'''''''''''" q 997 400
Common k..............''''''''''' ''oo''oo-
Tot., s6,267,230
Malone. by liberal expenditure OF
money II is said among the iron-clad oatn
legislators of 1sG9-71, obtained the passage
of an act transferring to himself. virtually
this immense interest for S4,000,O00 on a
credit OF ten years without interest, ana
giving him possession at once. He OBJ
tanned also the passage OF another clause
| to the act. surrendering the States first
claim. and agreeing to allow bimto borrow
money and mortgage the roads to The eX-
tent Of $4,000, 900 ahead OF the States
claim. He took possession Of the road, bor-
rowed the money, ran the road In the mud,
failed to pay the interest on its bonds, was
six or eight months behlndhand paying OIL
| its employees, paid the state neither princi,,
pal or interest on her S4,oOO.OOO, ana
finally. when the road was taken possess
sion OF by the United States courts ana
sold, 1t did not bring money enough to pay
what had been borrowed and spent on 1t
independent OF the States millions, and
the company which bought it, though not
legally required to pay the State anything,
gave her gratuity Of 100000. So the
State Of Virginia lost through Malone :
management OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad SG,267, 2G7, with interest
thereon at per cent since 1870, making a
total OF principal and interest OF ?11 ,l55,-
GOO. 40. This is what it has cost the Urea
sury OF Virginia to bring Malone into
prominence in the State.
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Personal,

Senator Dawes is to write the Massachu-
sets Republican State platform.
Anna Dickinson's manager says that she
is best appreciated in the West.
General Beauregard Is summering at a
Wisconsin lake. He says he believed i'm
Mississippi ietties in 1851.
Governor-General Lorne and the Prin.
cess Louise will pay farewell visit TO To.
ronto on September 18th.
Nine. Carla Serena, the explorer and
writer, has been made an honorary CORE.
spending member OF the Geographical So
ciety OF Marseilles. She is the first woman
ever thus distinguished.
Mr.. Millais's painting of Henry Irving.
which he will present To the Garrick Club.
OF London, is described as a most admira.
BILE portrait 1t is half-length. and renre.
sents the actor in profile, clad in ordinary
morning dress, looking toward the left Of
the spectator.
The Duke OF Norfolk. with all his i'm.
mense wealth, is obliged to retrench. He
has given so much money for religions
purposes and spent so much nj Arundel
and other places, that he has been Obliged
10 DISMISS 300 work-people and cut down
us household expenses. He Is very in
s'gn'fcant-looking man for premier duke.
mr.. 81. John, the Ex-Governor OF Kan
sas, Is thought to be the worst fisherman in
the country. He went trolling for pickerel
al silver lake, N. Y, the other day. bnt
TAXED with companion constantly until
.hei, return 10 the shore. He was leaving
,ne AXE when a boy said: :" Look a-here.
Misoer man, there's pickerel on your line
four pounds.
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II MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH.

BLACK VELVETEEN at soc. worth 60c.,
BLACK VELNETEEN at soc. worth 75c..
BLACK NFLVETEEN at 75c. worth 81, al : j
worth s1.5O; these goods In colors at same
prices;
SILKS in all the latest shades at the most reasOna
Die prices; ...,,,,,.,.,.,.
1890. Ia $3.50 per yard -
We have Just received Is eases BLANKETS from
the large auction sale that took place I'm New
York city six weeks ago, which we will sell at
the following prices | worth 20 for -,
worth So for $3.50. l worth - FOR 50. worth
IS for IS. l worth 80 for 80. 10. worth o
for IS. / worth ~ for 50, worth SO for
$40. worth $50 for Sl5;
our resident buyer bought for rs last week %
cases COTTON aud LINEN GOODS, amongst
them YOU will find some leading brands OF
BLEACHED COTTONS. LINEN HICh
TOWELS, QUILTS, TICkINGs, GlNG-
HAMS, CHFNIOT>. DRILLING. &C.. &C.;
new line of FALL PRlNTS-among them You
VIII find some ct the REAL INDIGO BLUE
worth l24c. which will be sold FOR lOc.:
4 BEAUTIFUL BLACK STOCKING for I29c.
worth zoe;
BLkCK-RIBBED HOSE ut 90 worth 25c.
a BEAUTIFUL HEMSTIrChED HANDkER-
CHIEF formerly sold at zoe sold now by us
A new lot Of MISUNDERSTANDING them you will
We will show an entire bw stock Of CANTON,
SHAKER. SAXONl, and DOMETS FLAN-
NELS:
LADIES DRESS FLANNELs in all qualities and
The balance Of our summer stock will be sold out
at "a great reduction I'm order 10 make room for
0'''0' sYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad s. rect.
Branch House: 1929 Main street au l2-eod
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Democratic Speaking Wanted Now

~ WV 1<N"U " t't DerPNe'h'
At Harrlsonburg to-day the Coalitionlsts,
taking advantage of it being court.day,
had meeting and political speaking.
There was n large and enthusiastic crowd,
and the speeches good. Mr.. Harrison, DR..
Webb, and Judge Paul each held forth,
and no doubt did real service for their
party. Why is 1t the Democrats are not
making use OF the court-days as they pass
by? Is 1t expected that the new chairman
and the Lynchburg platform are sufficient
to carry the State without more ado about
1t? Certain 1t Is that II our side intends
making fight commencement should be
made. Let the Coxltionists have undis.
puted use OF the court-days all over the
State for the next month or so, and 1t will
be as well perhaps for our speakers not to
come out at all. A look at their meeting
to-day convinced me that the Coalitionists
are united and in good fighting trim, and
our leaders must come to the front NOW II
they are ever coming. Next Monday Is
court-day here. There should be speaking
BY Democrats; but there has been no mo-
tice Of 1t US yet. WESLEY.
Stauntor, Va, August 20, 1883.
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The Tobacco Tax.

They are not good Democrats who favor
the continuance OF the abominable internal
taxes. The Washington Post OF yesterday
has A quarter Of column and more ex-
nlaining certain recent decisions or new
regulations concerning the tax on tobacco.
The article serves to show the annoyances
10 which manufacturers and dealers are
subjected even now. Read this:
IA dealer who does business on fair
grounds must have his special-tax stamp
affixed to his stand, and cannot send ont
persons To sell away from 1t without pro-
viding each such pedler with separate
stamp
Here Is another decision:
"Collector Routt. OF Illinois, has been
informed in response to an inquiry that
manufacturer cannot pack tobacco III any
but the lawfully.prescrbed packages, oul
after the tobacco is packed and stamped IL
NAV be removed 10 another building, ana
there placed in envelopes or other snlail
packages for gratuitous distribution, Du'
| in case of delay in such repacking evidence
OF It's having been taken from duly stamped
packages may be required"
And still another is this:
ct is not necessary TO require new
bond to be filed by cigar-manufacturer Il
his present bond is good and suillcicnt
Neither the law or the regulations require
more than one surety TO such a bond
That decision was made because some
thought the changes in the internai-reve'
nue. districts would render new BONDS
necessary. But here is exemplified one OF
the beauties OF the system. Read;
"No claims for rebate on tobacco, cigar
or cigarette stamps presented after June
80, 1883 can be entertained. ne nous llla,
the sixty days grace granted from the date
NAV ISL that the law went into effect ex.
nired June 3Oth, and that any holders OF
Stamps who neglected to present their
claims until after that date must lose Their
benefits under the law. a large number
were so received from distant districts, ana
the senders have been notified that their
claims cannot be allowed
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We have once before quoted for the ben
eft OF Mr.. MARTIN, the Virginia Railroad
Commissioner, and his friends, the provi-
sion of the State Constitution which here
follows:
"No person holding salaried Office I'M
der the State government shall be capable
OF being elected a member Of either house
of the General Assembly,"
Mr.. MARTIN holds n salaried Office, but
Governor CAMERON does not know whe'
Their the said salaried officer can also hold
his seat as senator or not. The language
OF the Constitution is so ambiguous.
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DEATHS.

Died, August 21st, at o'clock A. NJ, at her resi-
dence, on Nineteenth street, SARAH ~, beloved
vi fe Of John II. johnson.
Her funeral will take place from Trinity Neth0-
dist church THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON AT
5 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
papers please copy.
Died, Yesterday morning, at her fathers resi-
dence. No. 26l3 east Grace street, OPHEl.lA
BERRY, infant daughter of James 4. Pondex-
ter. - .
O'Clock.
Died. at $50 L. NJ. August 81, 1888, at the resi-
dencc Of her parents, 9O7 north sixth street,
KATIE TAYLOR, youngest child Of Kate A. and
G. ii. Reid: aged ten months and four days.
Friends and acquaintance are invited 70 AT tend
the funeral at the above residence THIS lWednes-
day. EVENING at 3 O'Clock.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
no SUMNER TOURISTS.

Persons intending to spend the summer In Tie
country or At the watering-plares should provide
themselves with the necessary remedies and appa-
ratus. which cannot be- procured outside Of city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-STONEs, for heating nils
food. tea. &C.;
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LIGIITs. which burn
REAbY MKDh MUSTARD PLAsTERS. which
are always ready. aud act In three minute;
AIR-CU SIIiONS. for inyalids;
Als-PILLOWS, for travellers;
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE-BAGS. for the head;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS;
RUBBER CLOTH. for inyallds;
TRAVELLlNG-FLAskS
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAG-,
HORSF-HAIR FLFSlI-GLONES.
FLFSH-BRIf>Hi :.
FENFR-TUERNOMFT
GALVANIC BATTERIES.
GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISCS,
MEDICINE-GLAS>E-.
SPI1TOONS for the sick,
SEA-SAIT. for bathing:
VALENTINES MEAT-JUGCE.
JOHNsTON's FLUID BEEF.
LIEBIG'S SOLID EXTRACT BEEF.
LIEBfGS LIQUID EXTRACT BttF,
ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MlLh.
ANGLO-SMISS MILK FOOD, for Infants !;
IMPERIAL GRANUM. tor infants;
PkPOMA (eutire wheat food, for Infants I,
PREPARED RICF-FLOI r.
PREPARED SCOTCU OATMEAL,
PREPARED BARLEl-FLOUR.
LIQUID RENNET
DISINFECTING SOAPS 10 prevent coniaglon.
and all RELIABLE MEDICINES. NtW
REMEDIES and APPAR MI =. u De h1d OF
T. ROBERTS BAKER.
fsiIcce-sor % Meade & BakerD
el9 east Main street. Richmond Va
~ S-SuSMtAu92
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Congress cannot long resist the will oil the
people, who, we doubt not, are ready even
now for telegraph which will convey
messages from the Atlantic to the Pacific
as well as from Petersburg TO Richmond,
at the price OF one cent per word.
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We deeply regret to hear that paralysis
has claimed Hon. L. S. BoCOCK, of Apo
mattox, as one of its victims. He has come
down to us from past generation, we
might say, and, like the men OF his best
days. he is high-toned, patriotic, and un.
selfish. We would fain hope that the at.
tack is but partial one.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NLEyY. DAVIS a. CO.,

NJ LEVY, DAVIS e. CO.,
gOl MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH.
BLANKETS. white and celored, at less than you
ever bought them before;
A GOOD COLORED BLANKET for 75c.-dont
walt for cold weather, buy them now;
TABLE-DAMAsK, TABLE OIL -CLO Ut H.,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, CARPETS, LINEN
DOYLIEs, LINEN NAPKINS, LINEN lap
ROBES, LACE COLLARS, LACE FlCHCEs'
LINEN COLLARS, HANDkFRCHIFFs.
HOSIERY tor ladies and gentlemen, nj about
one-half their value. ut
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S,
nulo 9O1 Main street. corner Ninth.
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HORSP0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE, FOR ALCO-
HOIIsM. DIR. c. S. Ellis, Wabash, Ind,
says: Il prescribed it for Il man who had
used intoXicants to excess for fifteen years,
but during the last two years has entirely
abstained. He thinks the Acid Phosphate
Is of much benefit TO him."
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In the Geographic report OF the grand
procession of Knights Templar in san
Francisco on Monday, we came across the
following:
at is not invidious to say that the Vir-
ginians merited the compliment, as IN
dress, horses, and accoutrements it was
generally acknowledged they bore of the
honors of the day."
Alas, it refers to the Sir knights from
Virginia City.
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GEORGE W. SWAMI, Esq, secretary, has
favored us with copy of the premium list
of the Botetourt Fair to be held at Fin
castle, October 3Oth to November 2d-the
very days Of the State Fair.
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Is LIFE WORTH LIVING MIR. ]. ].
Corts, Leadvilie, Colo, says that st. jacobs
Oil once saved his life. He was taken to
the hospital to die. Upon using the rem.
edy he was able to leave, 4 we'll man.
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Al.OOO REWARD

will be paid % any chemist who will nni p9,
analysis OF 100 bottles of :. :. =, one particle ~
Mercury, iodide Potassium, or ANY mineral '"'
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta "a
no Write for the little book, which VII ~,
mailed free. auZl-l"
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swift, specific has cured me OF Serofula, which
g. hereditary i'm my family. have suffered with
AZ for many years, aud have tired yrea, many
nnTrnase, ana when began 10 take swifTs slcclhc
I wts I'M horrible condition; but, thanks "a THIS
great rene dy, | am rid % the disease. There l.
no doubt that II Is the greatest medicine Ia exist
ence and hope any who doubt Will write o. me.
r. e. HAYNES, JR., ClarksSi.le, Ga
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M WHITE SHIRTS, MERIN o
SHIRTS, GAUZE SHIRTS, BLEACHED JEANS
DRAWERS. GENTLEMEN's h-HOsE, In all
grades from the ch 'apest to the best; CANTON
FLANNEL DRAWERS. LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS. NECKTIES, fancy and plain black ;
FANCY and BLACK sCARFs, in an endless va
riety, at cost and less than cost. at
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S,
aulo 90l Main street, corner of Ninth.
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After suffering TWENTY-FIVE years with painlul
Dry letter, and trying many physicians, Ma a,
last relieved by the use OF >wifts SIeclhc, ana
cheerfully commend " u all similarly afflicted.
REV. |. II. BkANHAM, Macon, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-22

The TELEGRAPH.-The Petersburg In
dex-Appeal fsyors government system OF
telegraphs. II seems to think, too, that
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC

+ not triumph Of science, but Is revelation
through the instinct Of the un,aiorcd savage ana
4. a complete antldotc to all kinds Of Blood Poi
son and skin llnmor.
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In WHITE SPREADS we have some decided BAR
gains. 1t will pay you TO look at them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT WHAT WE ARE DOING.

IL you want pair Of those ll-f WHITE BLAN-
KETs we are selling at s., don't wait too long,
or you will miss your chance;
We also have an excellent lot Of $3.50 WHITE
BLANKETS great bargain.
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M LEVY, DAVIS 81 co. WILL
offer for the next fifteen days their entire stock Of
LADIES UNDERW EAR. consisting of CHE
MISE. DRAWERS. SKIRTS. and NIGHT
GOWNS also CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES,
without any regard 10 cost. We have no common
made goods. our goods were made by expe-
rlenced hands in the city, but will be sold at sac
rifce. Look at them. au 10
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OUR SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPART
NENT,

even now. has some good things in BLACK and
COLORED SILKS, and In DRESS GOODS at
12k l6f,, and csc. yard. We have all the
fall aud winter shades 10 show you.
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GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS at soc. 70 sl-all sizes,
prices, and qnalities-the best goods TO I've found
at the prices
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GOsSAMERs for men. women. aud children. at
lowest prices.
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III FLANNELSl FLANNELs!
EIANNFISi

LEVY. DAVIS & CO., 90l Main street, corner
Ninth, will sell you WHITE, GRAY. or RED
FLANNELs, BLEACHED or UNBLfACII-
ED CANTON FLANNEL, at less than they
can be bought for in the city. au 10
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MEETINGS.

-------~~---~1--~~~->-~>
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS NTA
OOF JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, k.2&A
OF p: Attend regular conyen;ionIs x II
THIS "wednesday EVENING, AugustlSS<fr1
%, 1883, at o'clock, at your Cattle NJ
Hall. corner Mayo and Franklin streets. VIZ
Candidates for the knights rank are requested 10
be prompt In attendance.
by order of T.. &. WILLIAMS: c. c..
j. II. LAMk1N.
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DIRECTORS:
J LRACON. President;
TIIO>. ". MCChNCF. Nice-Presldent;
WILLIAM II. IIANALL.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
AID. WILLIAMS.
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RIO. F.. RICHARDSON. secretary;
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