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The Scott Law.

We have the ScoTT law in full. 1t is, TO
our mind, as plain IN evasion, not aireo'
violation. OF the Constitution OF ONO "
could he expressed in words. III Is not
credltablc to the judiciary that two OF 'ne
Judges who rendered the decision are 10 De
benefited by that decision. In few WORDS
we state the case: The Constitution ioiolos
fine licensing Of the sale OF liquors. For
thirty wears this provision has been under-
stood 10 mean what il says. Now, al the
end of thirty years the SCOTT law Is passed.
taxing the sale of liquors by law. ana
fine sunreme Court OF Ohio decides
that taxing the privilege OF selling them
is not licensing them. In Woro'
as we understand it, everybody IN ONO
who chooses to pay the privilege-t;'X mot
Iicense-tax. mind yoW can sell liquors.
But nevertheless the law provides penal
ty for selling without having paid for the
privilege. II is a very fine point that is
made. The state does not license liquor
dealers. but merely tdreS them. III. how
ever. they fail to pay the tax, they will be
sold out. and so may be closed up. III this
isn't distinction without difference, II
is vet distinction with about the smallest
difference that was ever recognized by a
court of Justice. In Virginia we license
the liquor-sellers, and tax the license. In
Ohio they refuse to license the liquor-dealer,
but allow him to sell and tax the privilege.
We own that we can see difference,
but il is in favor Of the Virginia practice.
In Ohio, the people were so sick OF the
LIQUOR traffic that they forbade the Legisla-
ture TO license it. Ii they had allowed 1t
10 be licensed, the authorities would have
granted licenses only to persons OF charac-
ter enough to keep saloon. The SCOTT
law taxes the privilege, and allows every
body to sell liquor, and this is held to be
consistent with the constitutional provision
forbidding absolutely the licensing Of the
liduOr traffic. So that Virginia, with a
law providing for licenses, is protected to
n much greater extent from low grog-shops
than is Ohio. whose Constitution forbids
anv grog-shOps TO be licensed Surely the
law varies with the length of the LORD
Chancellor'S foot.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


LAWNS at 8, CT, St, 10, and 12sc.;
GINGHAMs at 6l, 50, 10. 12k. and l5c.;
IAcF-sTRIPED MUSLIN at &c. worm loc.'
IAcE-sTRIPED MUSLIN at 12&c. worth 2oc''
IACF-sTRIPFD MUSLIN at 1890. worth Zoc''
CHECKED MUSLIN at sl1c. worth 13c;
CHECKED MUSLIN at 12kc. worth les
CHECKED MUSLIN at lGhc. worth 2oc''
WHITE sOFT-FINIsHED CAMBRIA at ssc'
worth 1Oc., at loc. worth l3c., at l2Hc. worm
17c.; -....,.,,.,.e, -.
uAuBIJRG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS-no
sucb An assortment can be found elsewhere, anu
our prices are lower than the lowest;
FANCY MATING at 1870. worth 25c.' at Zoc'
worth 3Oc. , at 25c. worth Soc, at soc worm
4Oc.. at 3Jc. worth 50c.;
prD-CuECK MATING and WHITE MAI
TING very cheap; ann.
c,ppFTs. OII-CLOTITS, RUGS, MATS, ana
UAssOCKs-all very cheap;
A fnlI assortment Of goods for MOURNING;
An kinds of goods for BOYS and MEMS WEAR.
Tbe LARGEST and BEST-ASsORItD sIOch
=, The LOWEST PRICES can always be found at
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES,
je27 successors 70 Lo's pio''',l-.
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Iowa.

The northwestern States are raising new
issues. In Ohio the SCOTT law taxing the
sale Of ardent spirits, beer, &C., IL supposed
TO be the overriding issue Of the pending
campaign. In Iowa, the fight will be
mainly upon the absolute prohibition OF
the liquor traffic. In Ohio, two OF the
judges who decided the SCOTT law to be
constitutional are running for reelection
on the Republican ticket. In Iowa. Re-
publican Judge who decided certain
point against the prohibitionists has been
incontnently thrust aside by his party, and
another man nominated in his place.
Whether the Democrats will take him up
or not, we are not informed.
The Republican State Convention of
Iowa did its work on "Wednesday last.
The very first words uttered in the BODY
showed what was uppermost in every
mans mind. Hon. JOHN A. KAssoN,
temporary chairman, declared that the Re.
publican party OF Iowa were not in favor
OF free foreign trade or free alcohol
Colonel ID. b. HENDERSON, the permanent
chairman. pledged the Republican party
20 1.-the home" rs against "the saloon. y
The candidates for Governor, Lieutenant.
Governor, and supreme Judge, were nomt
mated by accamation-a remarkable fact in
state In which nomination by the Repub.
hcan party has long been equivalent tc
election. II may signify that the Republic.
cans are not confident of success, though
this is not probable, as majority OF about
thir'y thousand voted when the question
was last up In Iowa in favor Of a constitu.
tional prohibition Of the manufacture and
sale OF Intoxicating liquors as a beverage
The Convention put into its platform 3
plank recognizing "the moral and political
obligation which requires the enactment q,
such laws by the next General Assembly
as shall provide for the establishment and
enforcement Of the principle and policy
affirmed by the people nj said election, and
declaring that 10 that end the faith OF the
party Is pledged.
The anti-railroad plank will attract atten-
fion from the fact that such planks are
never put into party platforms until the
popular demand for railroad reform has
become so loud that II cannot longer be
safely neglected. The Iowa Republicans
deciSfc In their platform that the General
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The Dispatch may be assured that we
care nothing about having Lynchhurg
made 1.-the headquarters OF the Democratic
partv,v and had no such motive, rs it seems
to imagine. We will leave it to the Con-
yention to settle that matter, and shall
make no effort to deprive Richmond Of that
honor if she wants it. Is our 'yenerlble
friend" of the Dispatch satisfied ?-Ly1'ch-
J,Wg Virginian.
Why, bless your soul, we were more
than satisfied before. We meant to do no.
thing but to compliment you and your
townspeople. 1t was as far from our
thoughts as from our wishes to raise a
question as to the locality OF the State Gem
trial Committee. Let it go to Lynchburg If
the Convention so will. Not Democrat
in Richmond will object. The NerS seems
TO have understood us, whilst the IT-
qinidn has misunderstood us. No doubt,
however, il was our own fault.
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,- 80 Monument at Lexington.

~
7, the character OF people may oe
.-,,,v estimated by the regulations OF the
- honored and immortalized by them.
,hep tbe people Of Virginia are fortunate
indeed. The long list Of ilustrio'is worthless
In civil life 10 whom they have always de-
lighted 10 do honor would suffice to render
notable any state or nation the world has
over known. But when 10 these are added
The names OF Virgipia's heroes in war she
Is indeed glorified. Nonobler ever adorned
the history Of country than those OF
WASHINGTON. LEE, and JACKSON.
These three names are closely connected
with the town Of Lexington. where ycster-
day thousands OF people assembled to do
honor to the memory ~ one of them. The
incompatible WASHINGTON, the unequalled
LEE. the unapproachable JACKSON. "These
three. but the greatest OF these was -
we dare not say. We know not. Let 1t
suflice that the one whose monument was
Yesterday surrounded by admiring multi
tudes was the matchlcss commander
of matchless armies. We suppose we
NAV say. in imitation OF what was said
OF Saul. and DAVID, that WASH
ISGTON commanded his tens OF thou
sands, but LEE his hundreds OF thou
sands. Whether WASHINGTON could have
handled successfully such bodies Of men.
we shall never know; but whilst we may
firmly believe that he could, we kno,c
that LEE did handle them with unparalleled
skill. And yet this great commander
could say to JACKSON when the latter was
mortally wounded that he could wish 1t
had been his fate rather than JACKs0N's to
meet death at that time and under the cir
cumstances then eXisting-the noblest tri-
butte ever paid by great General to a
trusted lieutenant, and yet one which
everybody believed TO be well meritcd by
JACKSON, and uttered in all sincerity by
LEE. Great men, indeed, were these, as
well as great Generals.
This Garth that hears thee dead.
Bears not alive so stout gentleman"
was the tribute that Prince Hal paid to
HOTSPUR-his gallant rival. And we are
prone TO think that MCCLELLAN, HANCOCK,
SHERMAN, and GRANT, the greatest OF liv-
ing Federal generals, might heartily Join
in like tribute 10 the dead LEE. No
such soldier now treads the earth.
The asSemblage at Lexington yesterday
was worthy OF the occaSion-worthy, as
well by reason OF IFS magnitude as because
so many distinguished men from all sec
tions OF the Union honored themselves in
honoring the memory Of ROBERT +. LEE.
We give this morning a full history of
all that was said and done on this interest
ing occasion. We chronicle the special
Grafton, the prayer, the speeches, the reli-
gious, military, and other ceremonies, the
formalties OF the unwilling. sketch of
the sculptor, history OF the mausoleum,
and whatever else our reporters have
gathered up as part of the record Of the
day. We trust that every reader will de-
rive as much pleasure from reading all this
as we have experienced in thus contribu-
ting to his entertainment and instruction. |
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Tickets good going aud returning until July Sd.
inclusive. Nast0p-Oycr allowed.
SPECIAL TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
June 27th-Richmond AZ $50 p. W. Stops al all
stations on Schedule No. o.
June 27th-RlchmOnd 1T 10 Il. II. Doe not stop
for way-passengers.
June 2sti-Lynchburg at $50 4. NJ. Doe, not
stOp for way passengers.
June 2sth-Lyuchbrg AT $40 \. VI. stops nj all
stations
June 2sih-Lynchburg at 1913 \. NJ. stops at all
stations.
June 2sih-Lynchburg at s:l5 \. NJ. stop, at all
stations
June 2slh-Clifton Forge at $50 A.. VI. stops at
all stations.
June 2sth-Clifton Forge NJ \. VI. Stops at all
stations on schedule No..
For other information, apply to agent.
r. :. BARBOUR.
ie 26-Jt General Passenger 4 genl.
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One of the best indications that the debt
question is settled. so faras Bedford county
is concerned, was shown by the election Of
Captain W. W. Mead and Mr.. L. Harrison
Turner to the Democratic Convention
which meets in Lynchburg. These gem
teinen have both been prominent as Read
busters, Captain Mead having been chair
man OF the county Executive Committee.
Inc debt question settled, they have no use
Tor Malone or his party, and have taken
Their places in the ranks OF lhe Couserya-
1--WE Democratic party, where they will
doubtless do good work. Bedford Sentinel.
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OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
~ AND
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENT
TO THAT
FANORlTE SUMMER RESORT
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1883.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAGLROAD.)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAGLROADD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, June 3, 1883.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 3. 1888. BON
AIR HOTEL will open for the summer season,
and the first Of the usual sEMI-WEEkLY En-
GuRslONS viii take place ON that day, leaving
Richmond at 6:l5 l.. NJ; returning, leave Bon
AR 40 l o aud arrive I'm Richmond nj 1880 l.. VI.
Unless otherwise advised. these excursions will
hereafter occur on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of
MUSIC and REFRESHMENTS at the pavilion.
Inc UNIFORM rate of fare for round-trip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains Will be
zoe. straight fare I'm each direction. 25c.
Inc usual forms OF communication tickets Will
also be on sale.
FOR tickets and all information apply either AZ
Richmond or Manchester stations.
FOR charter OF special trains call on The under
signed. NJ. SLAUGHTER.
je elm General Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29

If this is to be the issue we will have TO
meet it. and meet it effectively. For this
reason we condemn Cameron's action.
We condemn it as unwise and calculated
to increase the negroes thirst for social
equality, as m uncalled-for and ungene-
rous blow at the reasonable and well-found-
ed prejudiccs of the white people, and aS
forcing the race issue into our politics. -
West Point Star.
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The New York World opposes the re-
election OF Speaker Randall because he did
not help the filibusters in ls7Gto prevent
the election OF a President. The World
has become very powerful paper, in the
sense that Tom Corwin used the word
Cincinnati Commercial.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
LECTURES.
TOURNANEN 4.
TOURNAMENT
lilly 4. lSS3.

TOURNAMENT
JULY 4. 1883.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF -
STITART AND HENDERSON LODGES,
l. O. q. T.. of Manchester,
At Drewry's Park. one mile from the city, on me
Richmond and Petersburg turnpike. wagons VIII
rnn every half hour from the corner of Ninth and
Hull streets 10 the Park; the same connect WIN
stages from Richmond. Tournament VIII com,
mence AT L. VI. The Knights Will be formed ana
diref ted by Captain Frank Guy. After GROWING
Of the Queen and Maids of Honor. separate tilt
will he given. and fine saddle and bride VIII Dc
given as prizes. for which an extra price VIII he
Those wishing to ride I'm the tournament or to
take oh ,nces for the prizes viii please address W
/. WADDILL, Manchester. Va. as soon rs pos
sbe.
Dancing from 10 4. VI. 10 7 y. VI.
Refreshments viii Ice sold NJ cliy prices
For further particulars price Of tickets. &c, see
small DIS. 20 El-N ~ Nruot-
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MANCHESTER Thxrs.

/ AMNOW READY TO RECEIVE THE
Il CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR TIFF
EAk 1883. All persons paying the whole OF the
a rebate OF per cent. on the city tax. An per-
sons paying one half OF the same, on or before
july lst and the other half by November 1, 1888
half aud ~ on the last half of the city tax
TO all bills unpaid after December Isl there vii
be added 5 per cent.
j. W. BR0NACGH. Jn..
f 2o-tJyl treasurer City Of Manchester.
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M. EVERY MAN Ills OWN WASH
FKWOIAN.-This IS accomplished by using
CELLULOfD COLLARS and CUFF "nl.h'
Ear s,le M LEVY. DAVIS Il DRAkE's,
" IOl7 and 1919 Main street.
iH' "'9sFA ND 27
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MILITARY NOTICES.

OLD DOMINION GUARD, COMPANY ID. }
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS !
RICHMOND, va, June 20, 1883.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IG.-Nem- Z
y, - beers will meet at the Armory SATURDAY "A
NIGHT, Ju1e 3Oih, at 81 O'Clock, Ia make final N
mrahRements 70 visit Charlottesville July 4th II
Come prepared 10 pay assessment. -
ny "oer Lieutenant HAROLD. commanding.
&c 29-2t Actiog nrdar,, -. $3.50, -,
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERS.

~ in,roposs Tor The sale or surrender Of SEVENTY
4 I-ini0ISsAND DOLLARS or BONDS OF The
due November LIST, Isss, are invited nntil .Iniy
80, 1858; and may be addressed 10 me al Hills
noro., \; O., or delivered scaled 10 the First Ma
,,n jim naIs OF charlotte. the National Bank of
greensboro ,or Tie State National Bank of Ra-
leigh. Right reserved 70 reject any or ali bids.
,r.-..s, JOHN W. GRAHAM.
Trustee OF Sinking Fund Of North Carolina
r, ,aao Railroad Company.
ooNH ~ 1909. &c 3-30t
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN LIVER
AND KIDNEY TROUBLES. DR.. o. &. Cilley,
Boston, says. Il have used it with the
most remarkable success in dyspepsia and
arrangement OF the liver and kidneys"
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N EETINGS.

4 CA l. J. + ID MEETING OFwNgann
"a RICHMOND CONSlSTORY. NJ. q. tx
32D DEGREE. 4. and \. SCOTTISH rZeAS,
RITE MASONS, will he held at 81 Al NM
bans Hall THIS Friday EVENING. at o'clock.
candidates for The degrees viii present themselves
promptly.
Ry order of the Commander in Chief
WILLIAM 7. ALLEN, 33d degree.
Attest:
THOMAS W. McCAw, S2d Degree, Grand Sec
rctary. H. oo-It
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NJ BABY CARRIAGES large as
sortment.-We have reduced our prices, taking OF
from 80 TO $40 on carriage. We mean 10 close
ont the lot LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
sole Agents for the great Bamboo Corset.
A big lot of kOTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES
very cheap. wZ'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

{. :; y Y Is E: E.. + T. +.
RHfb Rnf no 90 EnH Enf ssss
B BBb ( EkVoo' + il Il EEEE K Il Sss'
LARGEST STOCK OF PARAsoLs
I'm the city.
sycIE BROTHERS sell the best CORSET for
soc. In the city.
sYCLE BROTHERS only ask an inspection.
sYCLE BROTHERS can sell cheaper than any
other house In the city.
sYCLE BROTHERS have the largest stock Of
LINEN BUSTERS In the
city.
sYCLE BROTHERS have more Of that CHEAP
WHITE LAWN left.
sYCIE BROTHERS have new. lot Of PEAIN'
STRIPED, and CHECK
ED GINGHAMs.
evcrr BROTHERS will sell you an ELEGANT
BLACK GROs-GRAIN
SILK for 81 worth sl.25.
sYCLE BROTHERS have opened two cases OF
NULL MUSLIN which for
merly sold at 4Oc.. now
16sc.
sYCLE BROTHERS offer the largest and cheapest
stock of FANS In the city.
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell you GENTLE
MANS GAUZE SHIRT at
soc. worth soc.
sYCLE BROTHERS will close out the balance Of
their SUMMER DRESS
GOODS at cost.
sYCLE BROTHERS Will sell you the best PACI-
FIG LAwNat sc.
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell GOOD LAWN at
Sc. per yard.
sYCLE BROTHERS offer the balance OF their
SUMMER SILKS at cost.
sYCLE BROTHERS sell ALL.LINEN LAP
ROBES at soc.
sYCLE BROTHERS sell JERSEYS atsl.
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell SPREAD for soc.
Slightly damaged worth
s1.25.
SYCLE BROTHERS have new line Of LACES.
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell sILK-CLOCKED
HOSE for 23c. worth 3Oc.
sYCLE BROTHERS have few more pair Of
those 25c. GLOVES left.
sYCLE BROTHERS sell CIIGLDREN'S GAUZE
VESTS al 1Jc. apiece.
sYCLE BROTHERS have sATTEEN FOU-
LARDs at sc.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
31l Broad street.
Branch: 1920 Main street. ic 2i-eod
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE CITY CpLLRCrOR,l
RICHMOND, June 1, 1858.
CuTY TAXES.

This Office will be ope.l daily between the hours
Of Q O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock 4. NJ, from the
18TH TO THE BOTH OF JUNE. inclusive, for the
purpose Of receiving ffom all persons charged
with CITY TAXES the whole or one half of the
amount of tax charged.
FIVE PER CENTUM Twill be added 10 the
amount Of TAX charged IN every case where th,.
party assessed shall fail TO pay the whole or one
half thereof within Tie time 40 limited.
Real estate agents and others having a number
Of bisto pay will please send lists, so that ,he,r
bills may be- gotten together.
Property held In trust peaset giye trustees name
10 June 3Oth. A. w. WooDsoN.
)c ola Collector.
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DEATHS.

Died. Wednesday evening, after protracted III
ness, MARIA ELLEN, beloved wife Of A. Il.
MOuntcastle: aged thlrty-cight years.
Her funeral VIII take place from her late resi-
dence. Louisiana aud Erin streets Fulton. at 3 T..
vi. FRIDAY. 2ath. Friends and acquaintance
notice.
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Montgomery County.
CHRIsTIANsBURG, June 20, 1888

CHRISTIANSBURG, June 20 1850.
The Democrats OF Montgomery, pursu-
ant to a call made several weeks ago. held
a masS-meeting in the cOurt-houSe at II
O'Clock. There was no spcecl-making, but
i'm business-like way the true men OF
Montgomery selected their delegates to the
State Convention, and then adjourned.
The list OF delegates and alternateS is a.
follows: Delegates-Judge Walter II. sta
pies. Captain George G. Junkin, j. VI.
Thomas. Esq. Major Cowan, Captain Will
liam Ellis, Joseph Pepper, Esq, ana
George Cassell. Esq. Acknowledgement
John X. johnson. Captain stockton lIeth,
Major David Bennett. DR.. Harvey Black,
Captain Charles \. Calhoun. George W..
Barnett. Esq, and Major William Guer-
ranf. The selection is an admirable one.
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OFFICE CITY FmE-ISSURANCE CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VA. June %. 1883. !
ElGHT PER CENT. IN LIQUIDATION
- OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THIS COM
iANl VIII be pad ON and after MONDAY the
zoth Instant 10 the stockholders on presentation
OF their certificates of stock at ne Office of the
company, No. lll5 Main street.
By order of the Executive Board.
r.. b. MEADE. Secretary.
Please call between The hours Of 10 and 1 A.
NJ e23-iw
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FINANCIAL.

'NHE GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY
cOMPANY.-The COIiPONS DUE JULY l,
irS5' on The hrst-mOrtgagc bonds of the Georgia
racine Hallway Company will be- paid ON and
after JULY % AT the Office Of the Central Trust
company, No. 10 Nassau street. New York.
,o. W. X. TRlGG.
1c2f.HT.2qkiyl Treasurer.
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FOR sALE.fi@, /,

The small steamer "TIGER LILY" viii be sold
cheap for cash. Apply 10
GEORGE HENDERSON. Assignee,
Post-Othce Box 402, Newbern, N. q
h l9-lm
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FANCY GOODS.
------------------------
- + T. Y r y :
OPENS THIS WEEK
81 I'D FIGrRED sTAND-

OPENS THIS WEEK
70 fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete. 40 Il;
New designs in LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS at very low prices:
shapes Of FRENCIf-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORS attl:
cases LUBIN'S SOAP. selling cake- for Dc.
A lot Of s. and G-foot sTEP-LADDERs al II and
1928;
Anothcrlot Of that HANDSOME Box PAPER at
2jc.;
Large invoice Of CRANES" CREAM PAPER,
selling al Sc. per quire and l5c. package
All Sizes Of WATER-COOLERS, both Richmond
and northern make NJ bottom prices
4 beautiful assortment Of CHINA CHAMBER
SETS. an coiors. band and moss rose from
S3up.
want 70 close the balance Of my stock Of CIiiI-
DREN's CARRIAGES. among which are scvcra
very fine ones that viii De- sold at the price OF me-
dunn grades at STEVENS.
iel2 300 Broad street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 9th instant. I'm this city. b
II. {. Che than, Mr.. FRANK \ JONES an
ANN ; CARTER; all OF Richmond.
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The Democrac y of Accomaok.

ONANCoCK. VA, June 27.-Thc Demo-
Gratis Of AccOmack county, Va, have elect
ed the following delegates to the State Con-
vention: Hon. b. T. Gunter, John W. g..
Blackstone, Frank =. Brent w. +. jacob
George W. lie CATO, II. G.. Walker, ii. I.
Mason, Joseph Moore, DR.. Frank Fletcher,
DR.. Joseph L. Broadwater, and Frank
Hollis.
The Democrats Of Accomack will give a
larger majority this fall than ever before.
The Readiusters are growing less, and VIII
hardly make any show OF fight.
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Redford Delegates.

The following delegates to the Lynch
burg Convention were elected at a Demo-
cratic meeting held at Liberty on Monday ::
Liberty District. r. Thurman, ;.
Griffin. w. W. Berry, p. b. Burks, dele
gates; J. W. Johnston, james r. Guy, Dr.
Bower, and J. l.. Campbell, alternates.
Lisbon district-N. c. Luck and }: A..
Hopkins, delegates; j. ;. Slicer and {.
Pate, aternates.
Forest district-T. w. Nelson, delegate;
ID. Radford, alternate.
Chamblissburg district-F. II. Jeter and
G.. VI. Cundiff, delegates; \. L. Dlckerson
and L. w. Sale, alternates.
Staunton di>trict-W. +. Graves and T..
]. Brown, delegates; W. W. Mead and f..
II. Turner. alternateS.
Otter district james l.. Arthur and >.
l.. IIagerman, delegates. Delegates ap-
point their own alternates.
Charemont district-R. ii. Douglass and
W. Il. Lazenby, delegates: VI. l.. Turpin
and j. +. Spinner, alternates.
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j. NJ ALLEN. President;
W. u. FRANKLIN, ce-President.
j. Il. PIERCE. Secretary. a. l9-lms