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Mnsitai 3nsframents.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1925. Pianos
ID T'9T ST. FaetOry running day and night Catalogue
free Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington n. !.
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Carpets, Sc.

- OnO ROLLS STRAW MATTINGS, 81
sD,OOO plooe upward, elegant assortment tarpets.
UiiclotsA rugs; reduced prices. ANDREW LhsrSR .
co. 7B4 broadway.
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| NICELY FURNISHED bedroom and sitting
| ~ second floor permanent parties ~ East
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Board ano Rooms.
East Sid..


East Sid..
THIRD STORY sunny square room, two
~ paror door with without board In honss
| with owner. 1855 Iexington.sye.
| EXrRA LARGE fne rooms with or with.
elevate Su' state 9a se,erSass: eIsssn ssG
HAND>OHE large aud small rooms, with
- good boards sum ner prices; ree enoe' loi East I'D
I EXINGTON-AVE., 178.-Second- floor arge
100 ana connecting esao% s,s S., t U.s.
no hoGssxeoliagi vaesat On YhdAy
NICELY FURNISHED bedrnor and sitting
room second aoor To permanent parties ~ East
physicians OFFICE TO LET.-From Nav
;Irge bac psrlor fur ished: ling water closet
ront psror for ~aitinsroom AS LernsooAve-
DLRASANr furnished rooms Southern ex-
L po,ara Good bosrd Il desired References Desirable
r,O LEr~TwO unfurpshed rooms in private
LsYingtSn.sv :. oGner ioeth.st
T GRAMERCY PARK aud 20 EAST 22D-
board made S Park a t
~. EAST .ST.-Suis OF rooms with
eDO private bathrooms breakfast de'i-ei also single
40 EAST 3SrH-ST.-Two ELEGANT suits Of
S% Ap nc ON: s o s @
Oc IRyING-PLACE.-Larg front room fac
on ug Gramsrcy Park with BATH reierenee.
Is(S MADlSON-AVt.-An elegantly fur
DO nshed floor. with ba'h &el VITA private able
CT WEEKLY for three front rooms in
Richardson beu, ifs East sOtn-st
West Sii,.
ANY ONE desiring a handsome floor, largo
"A rooms with uasneeptionaes tble in private family
Sothlst ReIerrnesi o.ndren.
1883 5rH-AVE E., uear 2sth-s st. Handsomely
s. .ass Ds 's's
A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM TO LET
in. pr, a's hou:s vass soa % ss's.n only . ss
-CKOWE'S EXPRESS COMPANY calls
n. for and delivers baggage NJ lowest rAieA u
West S6ta 70 soh 7S Msst 3th All % sssI l s
A LARGE FIR INT ROOM, handsomely fur.
~ nisa:d % gentleman ony private family references.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMs-En
IA suite OF .nsly breakfast desired 81 wes, a'AsI.
MILLER's HOTEL. 80 West 26th-st. Nicely
WI furnished suites tor families and -is sis WITH
guests. ranle boarL
MO. 40 WEST -SF.-Handsomel fur
ASP table boAsders; reterences
'j0 LEr.-ln a small private family, hand
I s,mey f1rosh.d socms VITA q *ith"ut ooA'a' "'sSs
And loca.lon arst sl.ss S0s Mest S9en Al
s)D-FLUUR, hands ,msly furnished, with pri-
Ano" ~ est @>tns Breagras saen desirsI heersaee
a VEST % hist, at A MoreIio's RS. msart
formerly West ssths1 elsssoty .msni'nsn soa's Ahs
third Doos aso s,ss rooms ior senuemoa. fe efe4SA
A.lD-Sr., lis WESr.--Besutifui furnished
~ In ren,ssl family. with % with at ses.d
tas eoniotso Of boms ,er~s reAseosSs !" ps'~A"sas
All West 23d-st., LONDON TERRACE.
bsAid Il sulllsr vricss i~Ile ss~sai lsAa.sas<
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OYYiCg DFLAwARx ASD HUDeox CANAL co.
NIw.i OK April i. Io - }
Tho meeting Of tle knoll Ter, of he Deaw ~
and Hudson will be 1sii nj he dice OF nne
comnany Of Co andtan hu CHI s New;n nv
TUESDAY. Tux sra DAY OF MAY NEAT. i"' '"o
election OF ~ other busineN
Pois will I've oened IL o'clock an clio 'en AZ p '
proposit,ou WI I've sumitiei Of the coo
Ions OF dollars the prDoecls ~ Dc usu
IN retiring the bonds Of lSS 1887 1871 as neF na'
A full ttent tnce IL requ 'steL -. ..,.u q,
Tho transfer bDots will closed from tho e'eninB"'
Ap'" .. u"'i t"0 '"o' TiI6WAs DICKsoN. President
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flu11nL
UsIos TRUST coxrAsr OF vsw Yoak ,

UNION TRUST CosPAEr OF NBw YORK I
f3 BHoAuwAr con. kBcroa ST.. Z
NV YORK, FebrIary ~. 1873. y
HOLDERS OF COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND
IL INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY hrt moitgass
bonds tina ha yat 10 tho agicemen OF tne
Purchasing Comrni 90, be esy notified 20 pese thr
bon OF thcir pr porfi N o. proc W
sale In xib decree OF Vr clos if 10 te
sigu ell acting IA behalf Of W. Pishback. ESQ Maserfn
ChaDcery 49,. - .,o,v
srciai posiiOry United States Court Tor the Dsno'o
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feIp man,e>.

WANTED. A thoroughly good aud respect
w able cock washer roner In stty private family
best WAGES POI sn lion 10 right person Cali
90 ILast 7ylhst before ~ VA tho morning.
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I EXINGTON-AVE. 17S.-Second- floor 'arge
IL 100 u ana connecting bedroom; both mont runnLy
eri large ossts; rant 1aDe " pefminelt pAEues
| no house zee, iag. yaealt On Eddy.
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DressmainJ.

A DVERTISEMEN1S FOR The NEW
~ Yoak TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED We'd. Az IT,, III tI
UPTOWN OFFICES No. A. 35 Broaiwly corner Ihl W.
hrst-st. until d. IN 3O8 Wet weDty third ST. corner
Elghthave, No. o. East Fourteenth 81. Tner Union
square 100 Thifdave Forty seventh ST. inO fhird
SirtetD and 2s East one hnndr twenty
hfth-st near hirdaye, Harlem irregular once rates.
nRESSM AkiNG and FAMILY oEWlNG
~ done az 3S2 East 4thst
DRESSMAKER. "A frs -cass dressmaker
~ desires engagements shot h~tinee out
OF city IN Brooklyn refoI enooi rms 81 Address
TAILOR FIT. Uptown Tribune once. ,2t5 broaiHay.
nRESsMAKER.-B y a first-clas ressmaker
~ by the day moderate s porlect ntter ana
stylish trim best references Addess H. w., fipube
Uptown ,iftee, I, s.SS Broadway.
nkESSMAKER-Ame lady Of good
~ taste experienced wishes engagements by tho DAY Al
dress - Trbn 20 Onie, 02 EAST l+th-sL
nRESSMAKER.-B thOr0ugllv expert
enced dressmaker who stvish drT I'd dfpefi Is
hand emodeIlinR dresses ly te day OF "ee~
Address d. NJ, Tribune Uptown onee, Lass bioHi"hJ-
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physicians OFFICE 70 LET. From Nav
;Itrge bac psror fur shei ling water CLOSET
rout psror Tor saitingroom AS Lexington
3lsl-st.
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OREGON railway AND NAVIGATE


~ I'D proposals viii r,osivei y ths once % sn
Farmers loan d Trust Compan Nos 2nsnl Z. nn VILE =,
ct /, the trn tees OF mi .tne 'on1 ~
the Gre aud igailon mpinv Tor ILLS
fund IS provided IN the mortgase 70 the under' noi '
nj the 10000, u.o.t
dent 20 ~ Wiamst aud must be ore on,e' r.s
(oT,Iany ,. rusteea BY r. @. ROLsTON, President
Nsw York. Al MI 81, 1888
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DLEASANr furnished rooms. Southern ex-
i po.ura Good board II desired References Desirable
location I27 East i0tl-sL
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CENTRAL PAuRoAD oMrASY OF NEw. IEWsEY(
II. ;. LIrTLK. RECEIVER, ii9 LBFKTr b'y
NEW-Y0RK. April 81, lb6 !. =,
NOTICE to HOLDERS at AIJUS MENl
~ RONDa.-As conde 10 number OF the bon u .Am vi
nrtion the Of mber, lSS2. wh n,o
been surrendered 10 the trt EOS o' psy
me 4 bonds. able May i%tn.h'
viii have 10 he lot fnis rxamnht on
hecks viii be OF the Is ~ MAY tp u"
Coupons ell and verified before hat dafe
"r i w. WATSON. Treasurer
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EXrRA LARGE fine rooms with or with.
II 100 East 18th st. xadisoa square and
elevate static eronces ekchan sec.
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HAND>ONE large and small rooms, with
good boards prices; ree ences. lOi East I'D
Nh mnyi
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| 'INO LET,-Two mfurpished rooms in private
house toseIher separate; all eopveniencea l-5so
1 Nv
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Army Officers Testimony.

Captain JOSEPH l.. HAYDEN, residing at No.
92l Fourth Street. South Boston, Mass, formerly
captain in the army, now with the Walworth
Manufacturing Company, South Boston, writes,
April 2s 1888: "While living in Cambridgeport
my wife was afflicted with terrible pains in her
back and sides, accompanied with great weak
ness and loss of appetite. She tried many so
cIlled remedies without avail, growing rapidly
worse, when her attention was called to Hunt $
Remedy. She purchased a bottle from Lowell's
drug store, in Cambrdgeport. and after taking
the first dose she began to feel easier, she could
sleep well. md after continuing its use n short
time the severe pains in her back and side en-
tirely disappeared, and she is we'll woman.-
Many of our relatives and friends have used
Hunts Remedy with the most gratifying re-
suits. have recommended il many times, and
as many times heard the same story Hunts
Remedy is all that is claimed for it, and real
blessing TO all afflicted with kidney or liver
trduble''
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Alligator Steak.

A recent letter from Jacksonville, Fla.
contains the following Dropping into a
store where Florida curiosities are sold, /
asked the proprietor about alligators. He
had about 100 little fellows from ten to
| twenty inches long, active and vicious as
one might desire, which he was willing to
dispose Of at a good round price to those
who cared to take them, with positive
certainty that they will live but very
short time after being carried away. He
said that alligators were already becoming
scarce, and that their extinction now was
onlysa question of time.
1t was not so much the adults which
were killed by tourists and home people,
as it was the destruction of the eggs and
the capture Of the young. The eggs are
taken in large numbers before maturity
blown out and then sold for curiosties.-
Formerly, he said, you could get all the al
ligators you wanted in the immediate vi
entity of Jacksonville, but every year they
had to be looked for further and further
in the interior. He said there was a great
deal Of lying about alligators, and he went
on to tell some alligator stories himself. 1t
was all humbug about the hide of the ALI
gator being so tough; he had frequently
blown the whole top of an alligator's head
off with shot gun.
He warmed up with the recital, pulled
out of q drawer Il pistol little longer than
hic finnar Of thn
ton, apparently incapable of sending ball
through pasteboard, and said "Why, /
have killed q tWenty-foot alligator with
this. He said he was devoted to alligator
steaks cut from the tail that they were
whittier and more tender than chickens
that whenever he and his wife wished to
particularly honor Il guest they served up
alligator steaks, and he believed in very
short time the hotels would all have ALI
gator steak regularly on their bill of fare
When aroused or angry alligators give
out Il mllsk-like smell and sink in the
water of the marshes, where you could not
see them.
In wading around you were apt to tread
on them Us he had done often, but he had
no trouble i'll jumping off. Once he fell
astride of IN old patriarch,s who COM
menced swapping with his jaws and beat
ing with his tail, but he gave one leap and
landed at q safe distance. He said it was
a great mistake to suppose thatalligat ors
had so much strength in their jaws OF
that their teeth were so terrible. Thew
grow new teeth every year, and did not
bite very hard. Altogether, according to
this Floridian, the alligator is rather a
good fellow to meet in q dark night, and
it is pity they are going out of exis-
| tence.
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A LONDON STAGE BEAUTY.-London
has new stage beauty just now in the
person of Mrs. Alfred Maddox, society
lady. She is the widow of a solicitor, and
an ex-amateur Of some note, who recently
took the stage us q profession, playing
Lady Clancarty'' at a matinee of the
Gaity Theater. She was even ludcrously
bad i'll that difficult part, her cry of help
help! at one thrilling point Of the play
being uttered with such lamentable lack
of expression that the audience fairly
shrieked with laughter. She had been en-
gagged at Drury Lane, and now plays Alice
| Wenlock in YOUTH She has not the
| slightest idea Of acting, her method of ex-
pressing emotion being to squeeze the fore
finger OF her left hand very hard in her
right, and to Wriggle her body in II manner
that suggests collie instead of anguish
But she is a most beautiful creature, with
large dark eyes and exquisite profile, full
and splendidly moulded arms and neck and
Il most enchanting smile. She is graceful.
too, us faWn, and altogether she is a very
delightful object to look upon; that is,
when she has nothing to do on the stage
and very little to say. People see in her a
resemblance to the late Adelaide Nelson,
but her eyes are not SO fine, though she is
more regularly beautiful than was that i'll
fated lady.
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LIQUORS.
DURE FINE WHISKEY.
II. RIOS EN- HELM & SON,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
Proprietor and Patentee of the Celebrated
-spRINGDALE PURE RYE WHIsKEY,-
No. S75. w. BALTIC. Street.


In inviting attention to the Celebrated SPRING
dale Pure Rye Whiskey, patented and manufac-
tured by Mr.. III. Rosenheim, it is but doing JUS
tice to him Individually, and comforting a favor
upon those who desire or have need for an arti-
Gle of undoubted purity and unsurpassed in
quality.
This fine WhislSey is specially manufactured
by Mr.. IL. Rosenheim, under letters-patent, and
is for sale by him exclusively. There is no SINH
lar article offered in the Baltimore market, and,
from its purity and excellence, should be in the
cabinet of every one who values Il fine and pure
| article. so free from every adulteration is this
whiskey, and so carefully has it been manutac-
tured that it is largely prescribed by the medical
profession in cases requiring stimulant. AS
before stated, this fine WhisSey can be obtained
only at the Wholesale Warerooms of Mr.. Rosen-
helm, No. 375 West Baltimore Street. This whiS-
key is five and eight years old.
The purity add careful manufacture of this fine
Whiskey is attested by the Editor,
DIR. j. T. KING,
Editor Baltimore Trade Exhibit.
For sale at Virginia Hotel Saloon, by Will
liam Kinney, and Michael Croghan, Staunton,
Va.
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ALL ABOUT WOMEN. girl left a baby
on wealthy lady's doorstep in Blooming
ton, ILL.,, and leaped into the river She
was easily rescued. and a fund of several
hundred dollars was raised for her by SYM
pathetic persons. Then it was discovered
that she had borrowed the infant, and
that her attempted suicide was pre-
tence.
Mrs. Carlisle arrived in Montreal with
out money enough to pay carriage fare to
a hotel. Moreover she was not young and
beautiful. But by adroit audacity she
rented a house in q fashionable quarter,
fitted it up handsomely, and, on the pre-
tence Of establishing school for girls,
swindled tradesmen out of $4,000.
The prettiest woman at the private
view Of the Royal Academy in London was
the wife Of an artist the handsomest the
wife of a well known journalist the
worst dressed, a lady who has written a
book to teach how to dress the best
dressed, from an artistic point of view
Mrs. Jopling.
Counting in the country is altogether a
different institution from the city article
In the former place you get rosy lips
sweet cider, Johnny cakes, and girls made
by nature. and in the latter collection
Of starch, phrases, formal manners, fine
silk, and great jewelry, got up secundem
artem. Always take the rural district
when you want to get good staple of cal
leo.
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Scatter Seeds of Kindness.
BY JOHN G. BLAIR.

=
There was never n golden sunbeam
That fell on a desolate place,
But left some trace of its presence
That time could never efface,
Not song of ineffable sweetness
That ravished the listening ear,
Then slumbered in silence forgotten
For many and many year.
But word or a tone might awaken
Its magical power anew,
Long after the sweet-voiced singer
Had faded from earthly view.
Nor n heart that was ever so weary,
Or tainted with sin and dispair,
But word of tender compassion
Might find an abiding place there.
Yet countless thousandsare yearning
For sympathy, kindness and love,
And souls are cropping in darkness
Without one CLEAN from above.
There was never sunbeam wasted,
Nor song that was sung in vain,
And souls that seem lost in the shadows
Saviour's love may reclaim.
Then scatter the sunbeams of kindness
Though your deeds may never be known
The harvest will ripen in glory
If the seeds be faithfully sown;
And life will close with blessing
And fade into endless day;
Like the golden hues of the sunbeam
That fade in the twilight gray.
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Henry Ward Beecher, last evening, in
discussing the Sunday School lesson for to-
morrow, said: 'There is more force in
half an ounce of powder well rammed
down and fired through a gun barrel than
in key full exploded in the air That's
a forcible assertion, but the man who sat
on the key of powder previous to its ex-
plosion would prefer to have held the gun
instead.
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Not Satisfied with a Little.

The Surgeon General of the G. S. A.,
DR.. S. p. Moore, writing from head
quarters, Richmond, Va, in 1862, states
officially that, ''if DR.. WorthingtOn can
furnish large quantities of his Cholera
and Diarrhoea Medicine, we will place it
III the Army, as a remedy i'll bowel af
fections." Sold for 25 and SO cents bot
tie, by druggists and dealers.
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The Wisconsin man of so who married
a girl of II a year ago has been heard from
again. He is suing for a divorce. He
says that his wife has pulled his hair,
thrown Stops on him, jabbed him with a
screw driver, and cholled him.
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A youngster of dozen wears went to
pass the Whitsuntide HOLIDAYS with his
grandmother in the country. In the even
ing, when they sat down to dinner, the
grandmother cried: '.Oh, my There are
thirteen of us ~ don t be worried, grand
mother, y cried the youngster II win eat
for two y
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what Seven Could Not Do.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 6, 18e

II. III. WARNER & Co.. Sirs-Seyen
physicians could not do for me what YOUR
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure accomplished.
Hopelessly sick with kidney disease, it re-
stored me to perfect health.
JACOB MYERS.
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Made a Man of Him.

Mr.. G. o. WHEELER, No % Austin Street,
Cambridgeport, Mass, makes the following re-
Iharkable statement. On April q, 1888 he writes
as follows: 81 have been troubled with kidney
efsense for nearly twenty years. HIVE suffered
ut times with terrible pains in my back and
limbs. | used many medicines, but found moth
ing reached my case until took Hunts Rene
dy. purchased bottle OLA. 7. Gibson, $50 ire
mont street, Boston, and before had used this
one bottle found relief, and continuing its use
my pains and weakness all disappeared, and l
feel like new man, with new life and vigor.-
Hunts Remedy did wonders for me, and have
no hesitancy in recommending it to all afflicted
with kidney or liver diseases, as am positive
that by its use they will find immediate relief.
You may use this letter in any way you choose,
so that the people may know of a sure medi-
cine for the cure of all diseases of kidneys and
liver.
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Revelation suggests the idea that from
Woman comes the power to ''bruise the
serpent $ headn The words take q new
meaning to-day since this sprecisely what
Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedies do
for the physically diseased patient. Her
Vegetable Compound reaches the ultimate
sources of the evil. Its action is gentle
and noiseless. but it is more powerful than
the club of Hercules. -Bdzdr.
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nR. JAMES 4. CLARKE,
OF MOUNT SOLON,
With an experience of twenty-four years,
continues the practice of his profession in Mt.
Scion and vicinity Particular attention given
to diseases of women and children. Charges
moderate to prompt paying patrons. noy2a ~
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amation of sale, it will not invalidate claim
before asking the service of broker.
ty full commission. Janis
DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK!
By late arrivals from New York and other mar
kets my stock now offers the
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
to CASH Buyers.
In CASHMERES, b Min G and other Dress
Goods
ALL CAN BE SUITED
In MEMS and BOYS WEAR offer the
BEST ASSORTMENT
on the market
A full stock of staples of the very best stand
ard makes. The stock is complete and will be
sold
AS LOW AS ANY ONE.
mar3O so F. M YOUNG.
STAUNroN, VA, Feb Is, 1888.
rJ,O OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
We take this method of notifying friends
and customers that we are now permanently To-
Gated with the old established and reliable
house of
|. WITT & BROTHER,
where we will be glad to wait upon and serve
our friends.
We keep a full line of
DRESS GOODS.
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS
and CASSIMERES
for mems and boys wear, which we make spe-
cialty OF, as well as a general line of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
and Ladies' City Made Shoes, which we can
Thanking our friends for past favors. and solic-
iting their patronage in the future.
We are, respectfully,
feb2 NEWT. b. RUSMISEI4LE.
Spring, 1888.
w. w
has recently returned from the Northern mar
kets, and is now receiving a large stock of
ATTRACTIVE GOODS,
which will be sold
AT POP U LAR PRICES
7 addition to his regular line of
/ -BILlAuCHK GHOHOnDnS-
he is showing many new fabrics, such as
Kiber Cloths,
Serge De TIES,
Jacquards,
Broctei Cashmeres
MOusseline Crepes, &c.
| Special attention is paid to the selection of
Dress Blacks. as may be desired for mourning
IN WEAR r.
such as Embroidered Handkerchefs, Colored
Handkerchiefs, Crepe de Fichues, Jabot
Collars, Null Fichue Squares, &C.
| at WELLERS.
NV ELIER has the best line of
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
| in the city. Gents Ladies' Misses and Children's
w. III. WELLER'S
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
contains everything new and attractive in La
dies Misses and Children's goods albriggan
Stripes. Silk. and Lisle Thread.
GEE WELLER'S variety of styles in
FANCY EVENING FANS,
in White and ColOrs.
MOU WING FANS
+ in beautiful designs
w. HI. WELLER'S
! assortment of BLACK SILKS, include all
the noted foreign brands, with American
productions. at all prices.
ITO meet the demand of his trade, w. H. We'll
i Ter has selected splendid line of
SUMMER SILKS,
Satines and Embossed .Foules. Special attrac-
tOns in these elegant Goods.
carrying agd this
WHITE GOODS
! such as India Linens,
French NainsOOks,
Mulls,
Victoria Lawns
Imperial Organizes,
Dot Swiss, &c.
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
IDARASOLS! PARASOLSi! PARASOLS!!
WELLERS
APPS
BUTCHERS.
IyHE OLD RELIABLE
MEAT STORE,
j JOS p. Asst,
i Augusta Street, Stanton, Va.
Having sufficiently regained my health to give
my business my personal attention., am nov
REaady to meet all demands from my FRIENDS am
the public generally. My supply of LIVE STOCf
of all kinds and of the best quality, is ample, ane
have every facility for furnishing the pes