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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
eiCHIuSp, October ). 1883.

ei,HIuSD, October ). 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whi'e,22G bushels. Red, 7O2 bushels.
Rc-cNhiblicd. 1874 bushels.
t'ORS.-M bic. SIS bushels.
pATS.-60 bushels.
EYE.-2+ bushels
tLOVHIs-> EED.-i2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
yHEAT.-WEi:c. 49, bushels common 10 very
good 10 .03 t. !l.l4. Red, 32J bushels COM
mon 90 good LonghCrry M sl.O5 % el.l2;
80 nu.htl, mixed n Sl.i2; COG bushels common
to prime ShortnCrry al 9Jc. 90 Sl.lO.
CONN., White, SIS bushel, good 10 prime az .
TO GGC.
OATS.-GC bushels very good winter az 4Sc.
RYg.-24 bushCl. very good ut &c.
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS or
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the public has ever
met with the success accorded to Hop Biticrs. IL
stands to-day the besi-known curative article In
the world. It's marvellous rcaOwn Il NOT due 10
the advertising II has received. 1t Is famous by
reason OF It's Inherent virtues II docs all that fs
claimed for n. II Is the mos, powerful, speedy.
and effective agent known for the building mp OF
dcblllt,ted systems and general fanny medicine.
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CHICAGO october D. Flopr nominally M
changed. Wheat - REGULAR In fair demand ar
easier: CSC. Octol er: No Chicago spring, Ots
M95c.: No. = red winter, %. e.. Corn Irregular
aud shade higher; 4S.c. cash: 8 : e. Ortubcr.
and frm:sl 35MGl l.3Jia cash and October. Lard
sroug aud higher; ss.25 cash. 1890 r-.21H
Oct0h-r. Bulk-rneats stronger; shoulders, $40 :;
changed.
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Butler. Colored Judge Rejected.

by telegraph 20 The DIspdIcb.I
BosT0N, October 5.-lu the Executive
Council this afternoon the nomination OF
u. G. Walker (colorod), TO beiddge OF the
Municipal Court OF the Charlestown dis
trict. was rejected by vote OF TO 4.
Walker was Immediately rcnominated by
Governor Butler.
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shot Himself Through tho Heart.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
Fort MONpoE, VA, October Ser
geant Paris, Of Company X, Second artil-
lery, shot himself through the heart at his
quarters this morning at $3.50 O'Clock. lie
had been drinking freely for several days.
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EVANSVILLE. WIS. June "a. 1882.

: II1TlfIF " ITss
Gcntlpncn.-No medicine has had one half the
sale here and given such universal satisfaction a.
your Hon Bitter, have. We take pleasure IN speak
ing for their welfare. "a, every one Who tiles them
isWcl slilSicd with their results. several such
remarkable cures have been made with item here
that there are number Of earnest workers I'm the
Hop BiUcrs cause. Dnc person gained eleven
pounds from taking only few bottle.
SMITH IDE
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a Train Fired Into.

10y TncEraDU U INC IJlsDaItU.T
ADRIAN, MICH., October 5.-Unknown
villains fired into Lake Shore train last
evening as it approached this city. Three
windows in the smoking-car were shattered
by bullets, and several passengers were cut
by fragments OF glass.
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WINSTON. FoRsYrnE couiry. n. C..

IoOVF y
Gonilomen.-l desire 10 express ~ You nay thanks
for your wonderful Hon P.t,ers. | WA troubled
with dyspepsia for live years previous 10 COM
mencing the use of your Hop Bitters some six
months ago. nv cure has been wonderful. ! ana
pastor OF the First Methodist church Of this place.
aud my whole congregation can testify % the
great virtue of your bitters.
Very respectfully, Ecv.H FEREDEy.
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FINANCIAL.
srCuMoNl, STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRfpAy, October ). 1883.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER D. iSco'
sALEs-FIRsr oRnD.-l00 Richmond city os'
due $50, ut 105; 1890 Virginia new 3'sa, ~.
1000 Petersburg RAILROAD bonds. " GAS 4, AZ
744; 1000 Western North Carolina fTst IS ~
1914
SECOND BoARD.-1,OOO Western North Caro-
lima first 7's 1t 1917.
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BugincSa Failures.

icy telegraph 10 the b.,pltch'J
NEW YORK, October 5.-The business
failures for the week throughout the
United States and Canada number 1873. rs
against 900 last week. In New York city
the failures are Insignificant in number and
amount
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ANNA MARIA KRmEr. WIFE or TOBIAS X.

tHAMBERSEuRG. July %. 1870.
This j. to let Inc people NnJw that /, anna ilnrla
Krider. Wlfe Of robia, klider am now past Hey-
cnty-four years Of age NJ health has been very
bad for mmy years past. / was troubled with
weakness. bad cough. dY ,pepsia. great Gcblty.and
constipation of the bowels. was - M cradle
could eat nothing. heard If Hop Biticrs and was
resolved to ;ry them. have only used three bet
ties. aud | feel wonderful good. well. and strong
again. Nv bowels are rc1u'ar. my appetite good,
and cough gone. | think II my duty iO let The peO-
Die know how bad wa aud what tie medicine
has done Tor me, they can cure themselves
with 10.
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TAnORs AND CLOTEIERS.

NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT
INGS.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUITlNGS.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUITINGs.
f. b. SPENCE & son.
T.. Is. SPENCE & son.
T.. A. SPENCE & son
FANCY wORsTED sUITINGs.
FANCY WORSTED sUITINGs.
FANCYIwoRsTED sUITINGs.
9OS MAIN STREET.
903 MAIN STREET.
903 MAIN STREET.
y. u. SPENCE 4 SON.
T.. b. SPENCE 4 son.
y n. SPENCE 4 SON. SO 20
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED ~ the DISPATCH PRINTING
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had been sick and miserable 80 long. causing
nay husband 20 much trouble and eNpens', no one
knowing what allied me. | vas SO completely dis
ieariencd and discouraged that got bottle OF
Top Bitters and used Them unknown 10 NV iamily.
/ soon began to Improve and gained 80 fast nat
my husband aud family thought IL strange ana uh-
natural. hut when told them what had heipcd M
they said: "tiurrah for Hop bilicrs. long may
tlcy prosper, for they have made mother wei an"
ns 3 tr,t.y.~ The MOTHER.
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SMITH IDE


Gay CITY. Alif H.. February !, 1851.
Hon Bittcrs Company: think 70 my duty To
send YOU a recommend for tie benefit of any per-
ION wishing u know whether Hop bitlcrs are God
OF not. know they are good Tor general debility
and indigestion: strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. recommend my patients To
! Use them. Er. \. FLAT.
TrcatCr Of Chronic Diseases.
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travelled an over Europe and other foreign
countries al cost 81 thousands II dollars IN search
OF health, AMI found IL mot. returned discour-
aged and Gishearicned. and was restored u real
youthful health and spirits with less tan two bot
Ties OF Hop Bittcrs. hope others may proht by
my experience and stay III nome.
i LADY. Augusta, Hc.
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Tho DnrDpsl Euns;.

DUBLIN. October J.-The Parnell Fund
Committee has received draft for Ct, Gs2
from Denis O'ConnOr, OF Chicago. The
fund will close at the end q December.
and It is expected that with the donations
from Australia it will reach a total OF
ctOO0C
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LrEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPhNY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Aninyaluable and palatable tonic In all cases
of weak digestion and debility. SIS a success
and a boon for which nations should feel CRATE
Culn-see medical Press" Lancet" Brit
,sh Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION-Genulne only with the fac
si,niIe of Baron Liebig's signature in blae ink
scross the label. This caation is necessary
owing 10 various cheap and inferior snssti'
tutes being in the market
LIEPIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
u be had Of all storekecpers, Grocers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United states
WHOLESALE only, c. DAVID Co.. Fenchurch
avenue, London, England. ap 2e-sa52t
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MONROE. Mlcm.. september %. 1875.

MONROE, MiCIL. NcptemNcr %, 1870.
Sirs.-I have been taking Hon Filters for miam-
nation Of lie kidneys and bladder u has done
for what four doctors failed to d0--cured me.
The effect OF the Dittcrs seem Il Ike magic.
". J.. CAGTER.
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One Hundred and seventy Thousand
Miners Asking an Increase Of Pay.

Of delegates here yesterday, representing
10000 miners, an agreement was arrived
ut to ask an advance IN wages OF ID per
cent
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DFLrvAv, WIS. september %. 1890.

Gcntcmcn,-i have taken not quite one hottie Of
The Hop Bittcrs. I was feeble Old man Of seven
weight when ! got &c. To-day am - active and
feel as well ~ did NJ thirty. | sec great many
taat need such medicine. -. ROYCE.
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ROCHESTER. y. T.. Marri / I. 1850.
Hop Bifters COmpHRB: Plcise -cccii, our CRATE
FIJI ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the Hop BifftTs rcu were
80 Kind TO donate. aud which were such hercnt
10 ~. We are 50 buit up with Il VIC feel Young
again. OLD LADIES or THE
HOME or THE FEfESDLESS.
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# Won have sick friend. whose lfe + burden.
orc bottle of Hop Bitie.s viii restore that Ir,cnd
TO perfect hcaI;a and happiness.
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EY EeIegrnpn.

pIour -G- quote, : ne s30s350. irperine,
S825 r3.75: extra. St.7JMr5. family f5G
500: ,aient fplni'v. S6"- 6.7J.
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EnApronp. pa, Nav e.1eel.

1T has cured me of several disease. such - nor-
y0usuc-s. sickucs. AZ the stomach. monthly trout
hicl. &C. ! have NOT seen 4 SEX DAY since ! took
Hop Bitters. Mrs.. FANNIE GREEN.
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GENERAL FI1EIGS NEWS.
see,,ur or yntionniis.s Prohibited.
NV cable to The Dlspatch.l

fBy cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. October j.-Thc meeting OF
Nationalist which was announced TO be
held at Ennis next Sunday, and at which
Mr. Kenney. VI. p. for Ennis: William
O'Brien, VI. p. for Mallow and editor OF
the United IrciQnd. and MIR. Bogsa, NJ. p.
for Cayan. were to speak, has been pro-
hibitpd bv thp authorities
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LUDDISGTON. MICH, r. bruary 2. ESQ.
have sold Hop Bitter, for four years, and there
f. no medicine that SURPRISES them Tor bilious at-
attacks, kidney complaints. and many diseases IN
ciGont 10 this inalarial climate.
oc 4-Tb,sa.ruSwl II. !. ALEXANDRA.
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PORT on KICHMONI1, OCr. 3, 1883.

steamer Wyanoke. Hulphers, New York mer'
chaniise and passengers, G.. ". Alien GO.
steamer Pioneer. flitt. Philadelphia, merchah
disc. j. ". McCarrick, agont.
,t,ainer Ariel, tiltDru, NoriolS' Inftd states
mail, mgrcf .tadlse aud p"ssen&efs' L. a. 'S''"
snperirftndcni. ,,n,
Schooner James Satterthwaite' Lank' Philabei-
nhia. coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railway com
pany: vessel. curtis y Parker. -, o.. .,
Sc6noner Charlie H. Moody. Gates. Rio Grande
do Sui. hnur before reported clcaredl. -,
schoon,r ". VI. snow. MndaOcSs, New loth
plg-irun, j. y. Gordon agent Nes9e'' '"rfiS d W
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The Cnn,naign In Tonuuin.

LONDON, October "a Paris dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company says:
A member Of the Cabinet declares that the
campaign in Tonquin must be energeticallv
pushed and decisive blow struck before
France comes TO terms with China. whose
resistance to the French terms for the set
Element OF the question is largely due to
the encouragement she receives from Eng
land
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wv wife was troubled Tor years With bl0iches,
motn palchcs, rreck.c- aud plmpics on her i1ce,
spent many dollars on Ire thousand infailible %
cures. with nothing but injari0u, effects, lady
friend. OF Syracuse. y. y. VINO bad had similar
experience aud lid been eur a with Hop Bitiers,
induced her t0 Try &C.. Onc bottle Lao made Der
fee %. smooth, fair aud SOFT ~ a cill4's. ma
i.iyCn her such hCahh that II seems almost mira
c.r. \ MEMBER or CASADiAS PARLIAMENT.
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MIIW AIIKEt.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Coton-Net receipts,
1i3 bsles: gross, 1874 bales. Futures closed
rirn: sales. 73.OuO bales: october, $4,000
slO.jl: November, $1,000. Decemner slO.72
mslO.73: January, O.S7MrloSs: February
slI27mSil.29; Mty, ~ 1880 81 40; tJune.
SIlJulMSl july, sll.6O@Sll.6li Au-
l,ll.t Il -E4.l.l !. 10.
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NV mo,hcr says Hop Bitters T. thr only ming
thnt Will Keen her from her old and severe ATTACKS
OF paralysis and headache Ed!t0S OS~eJO sun.
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Claims Ara,ust rrnuce.

LONDON. October 5.-The British mcr-
chants engaged in trading with Aladagas-
ear are forwarding TO Lord Granville. Sec
rotary OF state for Foreign Affairs, claims
against France for damages because their
goods are not allowed to be landed ut
Iamatayc.
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General Tnibauaiin Resigns.

PARIS. October j.-Gcneral ThihaUdin
has written to President Greyy stating
that although the deliberate action Of his
enemies prevented him from defending
himself before the Chambers, he tenders
his resignation with the same devotion to
President Grcyy and the republic as ac-
tllatcd bis acceptance OF the office.
General SeWal is mentioned as General
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CARPETS. RUGS. CURTAINS. &c.

:. -
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.-I am
~ now receiving nv fIl stock of CARPEIs
OF All grades: DUTGGEr IT'S, RUGS. MATS. &c:
and IlNOLEUM OF al grades and
widths: LACE and DAMASk ClRIAI y. COR
NICE and POLES. SH ADES, HOLLANDS; &c.
PAPFR-iTN NGING Il the latest styles. MI or
ders promptly attended 20. 4. JENNINGS,
80. 1871 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Ann
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PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS, OCT. 5, 1883
Fly Telegraph.



steamer Luray, schcrmernorn, NorioiA, Met-
cLandisc and PASSENGERS, chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land Stiled OF returh) -.
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ahdoh'V
RsihylV company land sailed on return.
steamer Accou3c, DeiS' merch2hhlse anl PAY
sengers, Sfglthield. Chesapeake anc ONO f"li"h>
Colapany land sailcn "a rtlurnl.
steamer Pamllco, BlakeIlan, Smlthhell, lsef
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana oh''
Rai;w,y Company land sailed on returnl.
steaniship tlphinstone tBr.l DobSon, Now Or
les,ns, PHI w for coal. -
| SteamshlD blackstone, Kent, Ballimorr. iner
chandlse tand sailed Tor Noriolkl' ~ Snd W.
Company. 80, 80, ,.,
coaica. So -,
steamshi2 ruris lDs,h owen, Hayre, having
| coaled.
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ycnmeoocc Committee.

L0YDoN. October 5.-TEe Dublin corre-
spondent OF the Globe says an Inyiucible
vengeance committee has leen formed to
hunt down all infolmers. The committee
HIS paid spies throughout The British colo
mics and in North and South America.
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ErigIiffHI Accident.
Ey tele.ranh % 40 Dlspalch. |

A PHILADELPHIA sTREET-CAR Run INTO BY A
TRAIN-sAD HAVOC AMONG THE PAsSEN-
GERS.
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20OHs. srATFoNfnT.Ar

6VVsNs. = a W., = :. .-1S..-.s>S~->-
MEDICAL BOOKS
Nj FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO,
OH Main street.
o,far for sle at tie lowest D. ices full iine OF the
TEXT BOOKS
that are used "a the Richmond Medical College.
liberal discount made 10 students from tho
nnblishcr-' prices. -
Telephone 40 .33s. ~ oO
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We never bra1 But bear In mind that our House has
been established since 1864 Bear in mind that such
long experience in Business counts for something Bear
in mind that show you In all the different lines of
vast stock complete assortment and you gener-
ally find what you looking for at Bear mind
that place of business through the square from
eth to sh street. and ZIG feet long, and do not forget
that you buy everything Of the lowest possible
price. Remember also that we can show you
The largest assortment of Toys in the city
That we have the largest variety Of Picture Frames
ready made, from the cheapest up
That house show the variety Of Brackets Stands
Towel Racks, &c.
That our assortment Of Baskets In unapproschabIe
That Vases Bouquet Holders Card Receivers Stat
uettes Toilet Sets Thermometers. Ink Stands Parian
Figures &C., &C., the best value for the money in
the city.
That offer you in Silver plated Ware Cutlery &C.
such Bargains cannot be duplicated
That of Rolled Gold plate Jeyelry
Guiding our lovely Rhine Stones has established a
reputation for its good qualities.
That probably have the only cheap line of Ladies'
Bags in the city, and that to get an idea of the i'm
mense variety of goods keep you must take q
walk through our store.
That willing to refund the price for any article
which can be bought cheaper elsewhere and that we
positive that not only offer the largest
sortment in our different lines of goods but that in
every prices the lowest These are facts
There is no brag about it,
SILVERBERG'S,
312 18th and 313 9Th street,
OILS near Pennsylvania avenue
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News HriesS.

The Society OF the Army OF the Tennessee at
Cleveland yesterday elected General sherman
president. and decided to hold next years reunion
at Lake Mnnetonka. Mimi. August Is General
Grant was elected orator for next year. Mrs. Gen
eral H. y. Eldredge was elected to membership
General James H. Sjeedman died at Toledo. o.,
yesterday. He Was promoted 10 the rank of major
general during the late war for conspicuous bravery,
at the battle OF Chlckamauga.
International competition Is invited for de-
sign Tor monument in Lake View cemetery,
Cleveland, o.. in honor OF the late President Gar
field. For the design possessing the highest merit
Sl.H9 VIII be paid, second $50 third $500.
The marquis OF LandSdowne viii be sworn into
in the presence OF Lord Lorne the Princess Louise
and members OF the cabinet
The American Rapid telegraph company have
moItgaged their property for 81 Go to extend their
lines This mortgage II secured by bonds deposited
with the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust COMPANY
Masked men entered the house OF Edward Nc
Laughlin, farmer. last night. near Joliet Ill., and
tOrtued him and his wife until they disclosed the
hiding place OF $1,000 in gold They then departed
leayn their victims nearly dead.
Miss Emily Pembroke Jones. sixteen years old
while walking in her sleep early yesterday. fell
down the staircase at her grandfather'S residence,
In Richmond. Va, and was killed. v her descent
she struck the Stair-rail and broke IL.
Cholera has again appeared I'm an Arab village
outside OF Alexandria, Egypt and four persons have
died from the disease
In the Sessions libel case at Albany yesterday
the Jury brought i'm verdict OF not guilty. MI
Sessions was congratulated
Charles stewart has been arrested I'm Bastimore
charged with aSsauting little girl In Patterson
Park.
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--~~S-
DR ED.
BEACH.-0n Thursday, October IL. 18s
BEACH, in the eleventh year of his age.

BEACH.-0n Thursday, October 1S 1885, ELEMORE
BEACH, In the eleventh year of his age.
Past his suffering. past his pain,
Cease to weep for tears vain;
Calm the tumult of thy breast,
For he that suffered is at rest.
Funeral from his late residence corner Of 9Th and
streets southeast Sunday. 2lst instant at O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance invited to attend.
FURLONG. On Thursday, October 18th, 1888, at IL
m, MARY T. FURLONG, in the seventeenth year of
her age.
corner LIST street southwest Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend
GIVEN. Suddenly, on October 18th. 1885, GEO n
GIVEN Of apopeXy in the fifty first year of his age
Funeral from the residence of his sister law Mrs
j. p Palmer, No 1l07 street northwest, Saturday
October 20 1855 ct Relatives aud friends re-
spectfully invited to attend.
QUANTRILLE. On the morning of October 18th
1888, at five minutes past IN. ARCHIBALD X
QUANTRILLE, son of the late Major Thomas QUAINT
rifle, in the sixty-fouffh year Of his age
Funeral at the residence Of his son-in-law. C. McC
Taylor, No. 1919 Pierce street. Saturday. half past
two O'Clock p Friends and relatives are requested
to attend tHagerstown and Frederick papers please
coryl 2.
RAMSAY: On Wednesday. October 18th 1888, JUL
ANA GALES (Sster Lily) daughter of Eliza Gales and
the late Major General George ID. Ramsay.
Funeral from st. Johns chapel. 22d street, near
northwest Saturday the Goth instant at IL O'Clock
The friends of the family are invited TO attend 2'
WEIS. On Wednesday evening. October 18th, 1888 at
forty minutes past nine O'Clock, after long illness,
Funeral viii take place Sunday October DIST at half
past O'Clock from his late residence No 1890
street northeast Friends respectfully invited to
attend 2.
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RATHER Funny

RATHER Funny
TO HAVE YOUR STYLE OF ADVERTISING DE-
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
will adhere to its original style of Advertising giving
ah the r as 4 to- Of b eo as P9ss
visit 1t and examine for themselves.
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN
4Button Getaway Suits, in Oxford gray corkscrew at
$15. sold elsewhere for S25.
cannot be bought elsewhere under $40.
Black D. B. Diagonal Suits Prnce Albert coat $15;
Black D. B. Worsted Prince Albert Suit sls worth
N3bby business Suits for 49, worth s14 WV
Good Fall Overcoat at So, sold everywhere for sio
Our Fall overeosts at $40 Sc, So and sic are nj
Good servceable Heavy overcoats at &c. S. $40; must
splendid Chnchilla overcoat at si2 would be bar
full line Of Black Diagonal and Worsted OvercSats
Black D. B. Cloth Suits at SI5 $40 and 1926; the same
makes We have kept since starting. They be de-
pended upon to give satisfaction.
FOR BOYS TO H.
Overcoas and Suits at 50 So 49, $780, 81 and S. guar
anteed 80 per cent below the usual selling prices
FOR BOYS FROM II TO II.
Suits and Overcoats at S., &6, ST. SO and $40; not
advertisement.
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
at $15O, s., 80 49, 81, $780, s. and &c. immense
GOssAMERs
at So, $3.50. So. so and 81.
TIL f MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make no mistake and come to the corner 10th and
streets. OLE