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HEE'rENGN.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BY
l. LAWS. ctc adopted at . recent meeting Of
Che profession, and submitted TO the Lady Board
of Managers OF the Retreat, and which were ac-
copied the physicians and surgeons Of The city are
requested to meet on WEDNESDAY the 18th NJ 2
o'clock at the Retreat, 3O7 Twelfth street, 10 ap-
point an Advisory Board, TO consist Of two physi-
clans and two surgeons. THIS Board, with tie
Medical superintendent and his assistants, viii
constitute the medical and surgical star Of the in
stitution. JOHN u. WHEAT, VI. d.,
fc 4-Its Medical superintendent.
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fiy' Sc COND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Main and Sixth strce;s).-Rev. W. W.
LANDRUI pastor. Morning sorviccat III 4. VI.
Evening service AT * Z. VI. Subject for evening
Reasonable Condemnation Of UnbolieveIs.'
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az" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-The pastor, Rev. u
ID. HAWTHORNE, d.. d., viii preach a; IL \. ~
and ~ +. N. Morning subject. "Thc Unity OF
PietY and Charity 81
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nj WE ARE ALWAYS Up TO TIE
TINES.
THE LONG SPELL OF BAD WEATHER HAS
MADE A GREAT DECLINE IN THE
DRY-GOODS MARKET.
THOUSANDS or GOODS THROWN on THE
MARKET AND FORCED TO BE SOLD.
AND WE ARE ALWAYS READY
70 TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE TIMES.

VIC viii offer during the present week
% cases OF BLEACHED COTTON.
10 bales UNBLEACUED COTTON;
eases OF PLAID and STRIPED MU~LINS;
ease Of COLORED CAMBRIC~, slightly dam
aged, NJ CSC, full ward wide;
10 cases If NEW SPRING PRINTS:
5000 yard. REMNANTS IRISH LINEN ~ half
their value:
- pieces LINEN. ranging I'm price from 90 to
soc. per yard;
Another lot Of those SllEETlNGs and PILLOW
CASE LINEN at the same old price;
II plec Of LINEN TABLE-DAMASK, an Of
which has been purchased lately:
$50 DOILIEs and NAPKINS. 90 De sold cheap:
60 OIL-CLOTIl RUGS one yard wide only 2jc.
We have still ON hand an immense lot OF CAR
PETS, MATTlNGS, and OIL-CLOTHs;
l case at EXTRA LINEN CRASH at Zoe. good
value FOR 1899;
on our barcam-counter you viii find ahout 1000
wards DRESS GOODS in odds and ends at
about one third their regular value;
Any one in need Of BLANKETS can save money
by buyng from It's;
LADIES WRAPS OF all Kind, 10 Dc closed ont ~
much lc.s than cost;
We sim show a very large stock of SILK. SATlNS,
and BROCADES. Amon-t them you win lnd
a great many suitable Tor evening dresses.
our MORSTED DRESS GOODS viii be closed
out regardless OF cost 10 make room for our
spring imporiation;
We also show an immense stock OF HAMBURG
EDGING. LINEN LACES. and SWISS IN
BROiDERY-ail bought ~ the recent forced
sales sYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. IA 2s-eod
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LICENSES.


OFFICE OF THE CITY AuDITOB,l
RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1858.
I G L \ ) Il ;.
OWNERS OF WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES,
OMNIBUsES, and OTHER VEHICLES for which
an annual Iecnso-tax Is required, also OWNERS
or DOGS, BITCHES, and GOATS, are notified
that licenses for the same win DC issued from thi,
Office on and after the lsr DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1893, 70 expire February I. 1884.
NOTICE.
OWNERS OF CARTS ENGAGED IL HAUL
ING COAL AND WOOD
are required by ordinance To present the certificate
of the inspectors when applying for licenses.
IA 2s-dgFc5 J. Il. EOYsTER, Auditor.
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Our buyer having recently been North and made
arrangements with some Of the leading houses ana
manufacturers, we are at present prepared 10 oner
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
In every department In odf house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS.


| Our buyer having recently been North and made
arrangements with some Of the leading houses and
manufacturers we are at present prepared to oncr
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
In every department In odf house.
IA COTTON at e4c. as good as sold elsewhere at
Al CoTToN at ec. as good as sold elsewhere at
r,vt case sMALL-FIGURED LIGHT PRINTS.
for childrcn's wear. at 8. 81. and sc.
we arc In receipt Of some OF The most beantifal
patferns In CHECK NUSIINS IL has ever Decn
our pleasure to exhibit. and we mtend ~ sen
them ut l2js, l6's, 20, aed 25c. Come ana see
them.
INDIA MUsLINs. MANSIONS, NULL MIS-;
Inns. IRISH LINENS. and lots Of PRETTY
WHITE GOODS. all entirely new, to be s"id nj
remarkably low prices.
BARNsLEY's TABLE-DAMAsK. pure linen. a,
We carry the best line OF WHITE and C9LoRED
TABIE-DAMAskS and NAPKiNS 70 match
20 he found Ia the ciiy-a great many new pat
terms which have never been shown Deiofe
UANBURG. SWISS. NAINsOOK. and Null.
ENBROIDERIES in edges and insertings, All
new Amongst thls lot viii be- found goods 20
please the most fistldiOus. Although emhrolde-
rics have advanced, We still hold on TO low
prices.
COTTON EDGES. PERSIAN TRIMMINGS, M
TIOIE aud PiLLOW-CASE EDGES, entirely
new lines, 10 be sold at prices TO please.
As usual, We cannot forget our WRArs. Al Of
our SILK CIRCULARS, DOLMA>S. JAIN
Els, and ULS1ERS marked To prime cost
All in want Of garment VIII do well 10 give
w. n call. We do not wish 10 carry these eoous
10 next season, therefore this great reduction
in prices.
CARPETS likewise must be sold and we have *
Ell prices that will tell on all In want OF these
goods. Our TAPESTRIES arc beautiful, anh
stock complete.
! , ce,y moro Of those , and 3-BUTTON KIDS az
35c. In white. opera, and street shades;
RITgUINtiS I'm the newest and most bcautitui &C.
signs. as we make these goods speciality.
For DRY GOODS at low prices call at
TlfALHIMER BROTHERS..
sol Broad street. corner Fifth.
| fe 4-Su.Tu&Th
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, 1885,


VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL, 1888.
The January No.. containing. besides other yaiu-
able matter FOR the profession, the only full report
OF Judge GUILDS
GRAFTON ON THE LlFE AND SERVICES OF
JUDGE MONCURE.
aud The remarks OF Rev. DR.. liOGE az the funeral
of Judge OULD. We win sell for one month This
No. st 25c. rs a specimen OF the JOURNAL. Now
is the time 90 subscribe.
j. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
fc f-d&w Publishers
/ ATE S.-PrOceedmgs
IL In Mcmoriam Of Judge X. 4. l.. M0ncure and
Judge Robert Ould. containing speeches OF judge
Ould, DR.. ioge. and Others, 20 cents; Uncle Gabo
Naturalization. song. and sentiment IN quar-
tiers, by i. \. Macon. Illustrated, - Isc Of "a,
Voice IN Reading and Speaking, BY Russell. st.5O
The Jews OF Barn0w, by karl Emil kralzos. ~
HOmcspm Stories, by \. Il. Hope, illustrated, 81
A Reyercnced Idol, novel, II The Merchant
Prince, q New York society novel. by Bishop,
$3.50. ija2sl WEST, JOHNSTON 60.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fTDAy MILLS, NEW YORK
MILLS, wAMsUTTA, UTICA, ANDRos.
CoGGfN, PRIDE-OF-TiIE-wEsT, Lang
| DON, DWIGHT, PEPPERELL, and all other
popular makes OF sTiEETISGs and SHIRT
IyGs, at prices as low as they can be had at
! any other house in the city;
! cALIcoEs, CAMDRICs, and PEBcALEs at
bottom prices:
The LARGEST 25c.HUCRABACK TOWEL ever
offered ia this city;
! BFD.TICK from &c. 10 25c. yard:
FLANNELs and CANTON FLANSELS IN III
qualities at very low prices;
The cheapest lot Of WHITE and C0LoRED
BLANKETS ever offered in this city;
WHITE and oOLogED QUILTS at cxtraordi-
nary bargains;
! The balance Of stock Of CIRCULARS cLOAKs,
DOLSiANs, ULsTERs, JAcKETs,and PAL
ETOTg TO be closed oui az less than cost.
LEVY, DAVIS 4 DRAKE,
iSO successors 20 LeTy Brothers.
M GENTLElIEN'5 UsLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS. Of cxceilen; material, At 80, 50.
75c.. and al;
BOYS SHIRTS =. 80 and 7Jc.;
/ GENTLEMES's COLLARS, cRANATs, tbs.
BOWS. GLOVES, SOCKS, uANDKER-
CHIEFS, sUsPESDERs. UNDERsHlRTs.
aud DRAWERS.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
See the FLEECED-LINED BERLIN GLOVES
at i &C. worth 4Oc.; ALSO the big bargains Ia .ob
! lot Of LINEN IIANDKERCHiEFs. a3O
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~ COHEN BROTHERS

N-f tOiiEN bhOl ilEltN
Have thrown ont all their odds and ends. accumu-
lated during the past season. and VIII sell them ~
one half their former price. This includes good,
from every department IN the house.
VIII also offer
3 cases Of BEST ii PERCALES. new designs,
adapted for children, wear a. Zoe. yard;
! / ease ELEGANT-QTALI1I CHECKED Mls-
LIN at Sc. SATtN-sTRlPED at 12s and
1Jc.-all no reduction OF from 4 10 Sc. yard
from former prices;
! All the popular brands Of BLEACHED and IN
BLEACIED sHEErINGs and sIiiRTlNGS,
among them ease. Of the most popular Toe.
MUSLIN at 8 j.. a yard;
10 pieces Of IRISH LINEN suitable Ia qiaiityfor
general family purpose, at 2lc. yaId-the
quality generally sold az 33c.;
4 large stock Of IRISH LINENS and LINEN
LAWNS, which We purchased during tie VIM
ter season At reduced rates, WILDE sold 90 enor-
nous reduction from general value;
/ / large stock Of TABLE LiNENs-among u'em
we quote FULL-WIDTH WLEACllED ALL
LINEN, extra heavy, - SOC. yarl;
! 80 dozen BLEACutD ALL-LlNEN DINNER
NAPKINS at DC. q dozen, generally sold Il (;
DOuItS aud NAPKINS of all kinds among
them many extra bargains;
+ We also offer large stock Of LACEs OF every de-
.crjption Among our REAL TORCliOA
/ LACEs will be found 80 pieces fine EDGE a.
Sc. a yard. the value Of which Is from 10 Toe.
/ 20 pieces of Ct PILLOW-CASE LINEN at 40
10 zoe, generally sold 20 from 90 To- 9uc.;
| IO-i LINEN slIEETING &c 6jc.. III LINEN
SIIEETING, the most superior of Barnsley 3
manufacture. at SLIP. generally odd AZ sl.7j
yard.
In order 10 make room for spring stock ~ lio-
I sicry We viii sell our entire .tock Of FAAtl no
} ~TERY 10 cost: among them VIII Dc found
! 50 dozen GENTLEMAN Fanny Ll~lI re
33c a pair. These have been purchased recent
Is. slightly damaged by water, aud are gene
rally sold at 6Oc pair.
Also, q lot Of LADIES NECk-WEAR, slightly
damaged 10y water.
we will also make special sale Of a large stock Il
GINGHAM>. BROWN LINENS, aud various
other goods are nNi0s 20 81 rose Of before the
opening OF the approaching season.
We will open during the hT,t part Of thls week
> eases Of uAMBt re EDGINGS and INSERT
lNGS IN entire new designs. and our own direct
importation from n. Galen. switzerland.
it27-~i.~uAW
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we arc In receipt Of some OF The most beauniai
patterns In CHECK NUsIINS IL has ever Decn
our pleasure To exhibit. and we intend o. sen
them ut l2ll, I6i;, 20, aed 25c. Come and see
them.
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4 4 COTTON at e5c. as good as sold elsewhere at
lUc.; -. - -.
Five eases sMALL-FIGURED LIGHT PRINTS
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We have HANDSOME NARROW EMBROlDE-
hIEs from cup;
We have HANDSOME VIDE FMBROmEBIEs
from l0c up;
BEAUTIFUL FLOUNCISGs from l2c.up.
We call special attention 20 our JOB LOT Oh
HAMBURGs 90, special aud extraordinary low
prices. Among The lot are WIDE EDGISGs
worth - per cent. more thsu vo a-k Tor them.
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ltNECtK F.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO Thea
W fact that we have determined % reduce In.
our stock Of FURNITURE, .ud VIII oneg exc M
trI inducements 10 cash huylrs. We haseonr' '
among the largest stocks ia thc rty, embracing di
grades Of fumItrC-Hnp, medium, aud luW-urftd
goods. aud variety equal ~ amy Two HOUSES lu i'
city. Eight large wtrerOoW-. Agents Tor lt
cheapest Adjustable Chair ever .l't-nricc 90 up
p. GATJlRiGuT & son
2S rs Governor street
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INDIA MUsLtSs. NAINsOoKs, NULL MUS
Inns. IRISH LINENS. and lots OF PKEIIf
WHITE GOODS, all entirely new, to be s0id at
remarkably low prices.
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CFsANGyEREINYIR GINIA'sM MASQUERADE
CARNIVAL,
REGBiENTAL ARMORY,
FEBRUARY 9Th.

Tickets can be had at Mr. c. ZINMER's, No
ISIS east Main street, aud Of Mr.. CHARLES HEN
NINGHAUsEN, No. 90 east Main street.
The sale of reserved seat, has been opened nj Nr
JouN +. KoHLBK's jewelry store, No. 7l5 east
Broad street.
All tickets ordered through the committee hhs'
he called for at the same place.
Apply for tickets TO the following committee
Charles l.. gel. Joseph W. LauDt
Hermann &. BOschen, Hermann Schmiut,
William Loyenstcin, u. e.. Miller
Henry r. Lauhe, Joseph 4. haImAh'
A. -Lyneman, Beverly L. Crump'
Charles Pohig, \. MoH' 80,
G.. Remit. 4. Keniscnciuti &c
ThcO. Henson. lc i--'"'tNo
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE-TIiE sORCEEER.
WEDNESDAY NIGllT-TliE MERRY WAR;
TIURSDA PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
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DANVILLE.

rHg RENDITION OF QUEEN EsTHER-A RE-
cHYTIoN -MARRIAGE-TAlL FIGURES FOR
TOBACCO.
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+ HAVE JUST BAD MANOFAC-M
TURFD AND HAVE NOW ~ STORE NJ
rlE
LATEST AND NEWEST STYLES
or
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Win
TOILET " Assistants.
ALSO.
NEW STYLES PARLOR FURNITURE
with great variety of other good.
Examine my stock when YOU arc va nCtd.
SAMUEL. ". liAkNoHIt
81 27-3m No. Governor STREET.
FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-OnM
Il hand aud FOR sale. 300 Walnut ~uits- ~
latest designs 800 Poplar and Ash suit; 100
Parlpr suits. See those Walnut suits wilh'
Toilet Washstands. TO MAKE room vii De- -oll tl
a very small profit WILLIAM DAttkoN. or
zee and MarcTooms. li36 and lt3e Main stf,tt'
Branch House, SI3 and 3l5 Adsmssi pct. facto-
~, 10, Is, 90, and % north fistecnth street
ia ll-tMhl7
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czy- THERE is NO DOUBT OF IT.
TIE GOODS WILL ALL BIZ SOLD.
THEY ARE GOING FAST.
PRICES WILL TELL.
OUE STOCK STILL QUITE FULL IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
EXCEPT II
BLANKETS. CARPETS, TowE.S, AND tn
BILE DAMASKs
In order to make a clean sweep Of these we shall
offer still further inducements.
BLANKETS-foriner price -. 81. s., and 81
viii be sold at 1925. s9.25. 1928, ard $3.50
CARPETS at cost price at the manufacturers
looms;
TOWELS at l0c.-cost l2.c.:
TOWELS at l5c.-cost lSc.i
TOWELS at 17c-eo,t zoe;
TOWELS at Isc.-cost 2Jc.;
TOWELS at 25c.-cost zoe.
Although HAMBURG EDGINGS have advanced
about per cent, shall coutinuc 10 ell az oil
dgurca HAMBURG EDGINGS at 3, ;, 6, * Q
and IOc.-the cheapest in the United states.
All Of our stock Of DRESS GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, ana COTTON.sHIRTING, SHEET
INGs, sKIRTiNGs, GINGHAMS. GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHINGS. LADIES UNDER
WEAR, &C., &C.. all new aud desirable, will b
closed ont an once for cash.
CALL EARLY, CALL OFTEN.
! The sTORE. with a PORTION OF FIXTURES
FOR RENT. Possession given March 1T.
T.. j. LEVY & CO.,
| ia3O 2i3 east Broad street.
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BARNsLEY's TABLE-DA MASK pure lineD- as
zoe. .. 49,, >,,,,,
We carry the best line OF WHITE and C9LORED
TABIE-DAMASkS and NAPhiNS 10 EI1tch
20 he found In the city--a great many &c" pat
iorns which have never been shown before.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Prices as usual. Box-shcct opens THURSDAY
o \. VI. at Theatre and RAMOS i MoSfs, tcf-ltf
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HAMBURG, SWISS. NAINSOOk, aud NULL
EMBROlDERIES in edges and insertings' AN
new Amongst thls lot VIII be- found goods 90
please the most fistldiOus. Although cmhrolde-
rcs have advanced, We still hold on 10 10"
prices.
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Jerry Mycr not Jcremiah-thc negr,
who Is being sued tor the pos cssiun =
IL horse 10y Mr. Alex iud,r, entered JUS
ticc DAVIS court room yo-trrluy and in
qulcd, as dur any dIctmcuts here gin
er Niger name Civ M his own name.
Constable T. q. Staudifor Of the Fourth
precinct, arose from hs CHAIR, aud
placing him eli between Jerry nud the
door, replied, "Nrs, ten Of thrm and You
mr. the niggrr, ut the sam time plu.-
ing hl4 hdud upon iI. rh otter Now II Il
cast Of terror were taken frm the
tacc II the trembling genius OF fear, an
dyed ia higr.rst luh, 1t w"ul I not bee so
striking us the cuhgiuE hnlr'r that
quiyrred IN spreading waves over the
{ r,.,f poor JrDry The muscles uf Inns
face luIvrrrd. Allies gathered CA his
skim. Ills cycballs starred from their
a ckets, and hut tor frantic yell that
hurst from hs hardened heart, letting
OH rmptou ns a horl.r discharges surcr-
tu,us steam, his heart would have burst
add he would have died thcrr and then
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FOR SALE.

n, Do Three acres Iu-i hpNuub the
a ularp. "a brautiml building
A mr sale cheap.
H. 1900 acres of lAnd. one oi
Il o..i lrms in Mcl.cunan county:
4 Tl,. fence; Coo acres in cultiya-
4 ln acres in pasture; II miles
A Waco.
H.. ..u acres land; heavily TIM
A. ,l. iu t,uuuyhc county.
h N,t.8sI acres good farming land
anlb,NH. NrLcnuan survey in Falls
Emly.
Il No.---uu4.rc-. n beautiful farm,
In, rra.N urraaui; well lmpruYcdi
L, acre, 100 OI.tiNNiluni seven miles
irnm Waco, near l;lchcy station, on
'lexa. aaA>NLOm- railroad.
No. g-Fla lots on North ruth
tin-,
"a No. .-Flye acres land on North
Slh street. adjoining Peter McClrI-
suI' I''idrue' lot,
No. &-iu acres of lhnd ami an a
aNa Io0r mIl and cotton gin, IL
sIfoh waco, on the ItNA7 ana
IN UNCONSTITUTIONAL lew steps rom
7. l'"-GIe station MN ana Sih
NNd running order.
No. 70. y house and seven iG,e on
i OTTO, i'h'N Hi'u Gay streets HOUSE
".nrr "l NiHy ana .NIhih new
.e weather boarded y rooms
wei, l"I ana halI fenced ll,
\ 'rI -.HHIr lots or Whulc property
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What wi. Browns Iron Eittors cure,
II will cure Heart Disease, Paralysis,
Drou.y. Kidney Disease, Consumption.
Dyspepsia, rheumatism and all similar
diseases. IT. wonderful curative power
is simple because it purilic- and cnrichcs
lLrhloodihu- beginning the foundation
and huildiug up tine system, drives out
nh disease. For the peculiar troubles Io
which ladies are subject It is Invaluable.
1t is the only preparation ot iron THAT
does not color the teeth or cause head
ache, II 2ud'WlW
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The proof Of tue pudding is not IN
chew iur the string, put III having an OPP
porumty tu test the article direct
Garter y Williamson and Dr. j. H.
Cornish, druggists have II Tree trial
hottie ur Or. Boenukos Cough and
Lung Syrup for cnrh aud every one
who ia afflicted with Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption or ANY Lung AZ
L.tLum.-nILlI Mlf
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WACO Elk
WACO, NOVEMBER %, l,,a.
LOCAL IBItEHIIIIsS


,l...r. linn, mot. ,.,,.,... ......
..,..,,,'i, t l'.', '''''' "''
f''''' ''' '''''' "'@"'
The Dickson.Nau Hal Jury hung ont
IN Disagreement and "eIe discharged at
IL q. lli yesterday.
N iu,.r.y. n.rn,rj hrir.. .uif. O., nv.
.I,uj iil.. ,.ffI,d ,r.trr,Iuv ny .,r,,.
mont bi.f,i.t't,,Iri
-Mc''rs Herman ~ Ia'lor received
rgsnlt, fence ird been cat
ne NhiihlIh t.Nh WI give ""p ~
"" nan tonight me m .'h ST., '"l 'l
lN' cum VIII play. IH' i'd''s VIII "'It'h
I'D lhIuhGs.
RIM lIa,l , r,,,r, rn,rrrI with Ys-
snl,ltirg another mona named Geo.
Wulk,i was arrested ny Constable Ellison
aud placed iu iil Yesterday.
,,. - u.,,.....,
,,,l.,,..'. ~, NJ w. -. ''' I''. ..',
.n ,'. '"' ''' ''i'' n" i''H ~
,...I,, ,,.,. ."'Vr W. "''''".''' az
'"'''
MI James Chamberlain, howr ON the
Iclruranu, is loser by some wuntou
,''"hdrri initiating p Tim" hooded bull
'h'l cost MI halhhcIIul $50.
-rom Srlmar's dor VIII hunt DOS
sums. lie trprJ t,rty iii. ,,,.nu. .,n LI-
own hook" ,,oing uiJf on hunts .pnnr
Ou,. of tlirrn y,ls nat 81, 'p,..u.u
90,
ne grant luiA returned uu Goo nI-
loNrnmtnt at y. u. yesterday, d,l udlti-
menus. Thirteen are iclunir,. IhD lurN
WILL meet again MoW!ayal 9H 900.
Justice Johnston at McGrgpr held
iu upIrp bonds arrested la bpnIt, e,hut.
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SLIGHT ODDS.

\ lIU.f -urf NIu tsu.r NuHNI -u.I
Ma Mtl hsEN llI. pN. o. .>t--.
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Look ont fol- the red letter sale Of
clothing aud goats furnishing goods at
Levine Bros,
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--Nlr-,ls VIM. l.h and Van llull ne
tmuud yesterday from llrru., having
placed -iN cuuNIyis ON the hrm ut that
place. -Four are from Milan. ono from
Travis aud uut from Lee county.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-08-11
Tho Fail Elections.

Kentucky has elected Proctor
Knott, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, by about the usual
Democratic majority. This will
have no effect upon other States
this fall, nor upon The greater strug'
gle for the Presidency next yesr
because Kentucky is always demo
cratic. If ihe state had ROW gone
for the Republicans the exlraordi-
nary change would have oxerteti
much influence.
The same rule will apply to OHIO
and Pennsylvania. The former has
vetsd FIR all the Republican can
didates for President, and the lat-
Ter has supported them all exceps
Fremont. III either State should 70
Democratic ,tt'ls year TINS wouEl
show a turn in the current which
would be felt a,Eover The country
But it is IN New YORK that the
most important battle IS ~ be
fought this fall. It has always
been holly contested, and The re
suits have placed it III the cpluml
Of doubtful States, Ii the Dsrno
sra's carry New York in Npye'n.
Der, this will 70 far toward setf|in
the Presidential contest in advance
New York SIM.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-08-11
. MERIDIAN IN FLAMES.

Special to the Vicksburg Herald.
MERIDIAN, Mss, Aug. 8.-A se-
rious fire is now raging here. The
Meridian Steam Flour and Grist
Mills, FOres livery stable, and 4
number Of small tenement houses
are now on fire and are bound to
be consumed, As we haveno water
facilities, astiG wind il blowing
from the north. No telling where
it will stop. Will telegraph you as
it progresses.
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LATER.

1:20 p%.m.-The fire is still raging
at a fearful rate. About twenty OF
thirty houses have already burned,
including stores, residences and
tenement houses. There is no toll.
ing yet whers it will stop. It ~
beyond control. The fire is princi-
palIy on John son street, One en-
glne, a steamer, could do no work,
but there is no water.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-08-11

Every town should take care Of
its mechanics by extending them
patronage. There should be , mu
tuaI support between all the differ.
pnt trades and branches otbusiness,
making each assist the other, and
all toproaper andbe happy. Don.s
send abroad for goods that your
own, merchants can supply you.
Don't send for homo articles your
own mechanics can manufacture.
Patronize home industry, Encourr
age home enterprise. Assist the
poor To help themselves. Identity
the whole community in interest,
prosperity will smile on all.-Gor-
inth Herald.
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