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NoIice.--Ab-IracIs OF Land
Tile.

We have secured the services Of Mr..
Albert Chalmers, wEo has IN abstract OF
land titles for McLennan county and
for much Of the old Milan land district,
and will furnish abstracts and opinions
ss to titles on application. Mr.. ChRl-
mers and one OF our firm will always be
found IL our office.
ANDERSON & FLINT.
Waco, TeHas.-l022dtf
NOTICE EXrRAORDINART
Nv oflcr and work, is connected with
Aes re. Anderson 4 Flint, South Four street,
Waco, aod all spplichtiO for exhibits OF
hbstr tct- 10 tities g lands, not contracted
vii! lid Law fiTm vii be required . be
paldi OT Oh apui'ratl g. tn uaderslgned.
ALBzKr CHALAEts, CO.api ler,
Jan Is. less d5m
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W,ro Augustl7 1881

WACO, August II, lsSl.
Having be, troubled Tor a
humber uf Years with neuralgia In my
head, AMI u.ed may remedies, lind
nothing that gives such in,ta relief ii.
your Elect ic NeurIsi. Lo,ion.'
JOHS =. MOORE.
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10 BIZ
F e4ad al E2Ig,'
The best variety in Waco attn.
that plea-e every one. ID
10 BE
ID L Lie A c Els.

3pounl tin broiled trout, IS cents
tin.
3 pound TIN mackerel and fan,
sauce, 80 cent. per tin.
2pound tin smoked salmon, 9 ..,l
per tin.
pound tin smol ed Eiuuaw Hsii.
20 cents per til.
. pound tin fried sea trout, 70 a-
per tin.
2pound in broiled fresh macke,.
cents per tin.
, pouni tin mince meat, 30 cent,
tin.
pound tin miOce meat, IS cent,
tin.
pound tin mince meat, . cep.
tin.
8 pound tin apple butter 60 cents,
tin.
5pound TIN peach butter 60 ceas.
tin.
8 pound tin ounce butter 6Ocern
tin.
8 pound tin plum butt r. go cent
tin.
5podnd tin pear but er, 60 cents
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour at $3.50
hundred Sl.15 per ok.
Our Deimonco Flour at $3.50 pei.
dred or $3.50 per sack
Our Pa ent Flour at S42) per hun.
or $40 per sack.
These brands are pronounced the
IN this market by thos WIN have
them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

r. Haber will sell you & Il5 ,n
good shoes for little money Wv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February s-A
.peciu CABLE telerr uu from Antwerp says
the 81 am-hip Nederlanl passed t e
Sclly Islands on Monday last No uu-
usual had weather h,u been reported,
and her rigging m kes her reported loss
unlikely The bottle fou FeUrua
9th Is considered a miserable Joke.
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Now Book by u Richmond 10y

Joe Roberts; or, Following Dream. by
SAMUEL II. GUGGENHElMER, a youth OF
eleven years. Baltimore. GUGGENHEI-
MER Il We'll. 1883.
The author has favored us with copy OF
this book. He is the son OF a gentleman
who was formerly engaged in the mercan'
tile business in Richmond.
The Baltimore San says Of it:
We have read this little book carefully,
and also submitted it to critic OF severe
Judgment and much experience in this kind
OF literature, and our opinions-abating q
little enthusiasm on the part OF the latter
person-coincide in pronouncing it very
good. 1t is remarkably straightforward
buslness-like, and sensible for a boy OF
eleven years OF age.
The american says:
The story is boyish, and is therefore best
to be Judged by boys themselves. Not.
withstanGing its faults, il is a wonderful
performance for one OF Master Guggenhe:.
mers years: The Typography and get-ur
OF the work are an honor TO Baltimore
book-making. The first edition has been
sold, and the second edition Is now in
press.
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party. Our candidate must be man "no
can carry the full vote OF the parIy-one
upon whom the people will unite. we can,
not now afford to run any one ngu,nss
whom there Is an opposition that VIII cause ,,',
him to receive lnkewarm support HUN
any considerable number OF the Democrats
OF the county. We must have I'VE man,
who viii make vigorous canyass-we wan
no drones in our hive. Above alt we
want staunch Democrat; whether ne
adjuster or Debt-Payer it nowtmatters NOT,
so his Democracy is unquestionable. We
want an honest man, whose record, pup'lc
and private, is unblemished, and a man Oh OF
sufficient ability to discharge the duties Oh
his position.
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The AuguSt-September No. of Southern
Historical Society Papers (under one
cover is very beautiful and attractive
"LEE Number" containing full de-
scription of the unwilling Of the LEE
figure at Lexington and other matter con-
corning the great cheitan.
The Introductory remarks OF General
EARLY and the superb Grafton OF Major
JOIN w. DANIEL Ii. d., are alone worth
years subscription to this invaluable his
torical magazine.
The beautiful and accurate cut of the
Recumbeut Figure as the irontispiece and
other matter make this No. souvenir
which ali would like to preserve.
We would therefore advise all either to
send SO for years subscription or fifty
cents for this No. to DR.. j. WILLIAM JONES
secretary, Richmond, Va.
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Brief News Items.

IL Is reported that fresh collision bq.
occurred between the troops and the
popnlace at Ekaterinoslay. Russia, in which
one hundred people were killed.
a so-called new gem has been intro.
duced into the London market from Paris.
Many collectors have purchased these
stones ct very high prices, thinking they
are new and transparent variety Of the
mineral yioan, dark violet blue variety
Of pyroxene. They are simply limitations
OF the amethyst, made Of glass, with an
admixture of potash and borax.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Morning Post says he understands that the
attention 81 Mr. Morton, the United STATES
Minister AZ Paris, has been called TO the
fact that America Is furnishing China with
arms aud ammunition, which. it il believed,
are destined for Tonquin. The CORE.
refused TO answer questions in regard 10
the subject.
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A Mountain of 4 Mole-Hin.


On the 10Th instant we wrote the follow
ing little paragraph, which we thought
quite ben mot but in consonance with
a very true saying before announced in
these columns, lit is unwise, not TO say
dangerous, for a newspaper-man to per-
pe;rate a Joke without giving plans and
specifications" or in legal parlance, with
on: bill OF particulars. The paragraph
IN question reads:
Some OF our northern contemporaries
are very much exercised over the locus,
plague. Well, il Is time for them TO be, il
the aforesaid locusts are OF the species hay
ing certain Hebrew characters on theii
wings.
Now, this little paragraph, to us so limo
nocent, hath assumed most dangerous
shape in the eyes Of at least one of ou
readers, and he has actually expressed
readiness to stand forth champion for hi
race against this veritable Trojan horse
which has, as he takes it, an ante-semeti
host lurking beneath placid and innocen
exterior.
The " Hebrew characters or letters re
ferred TO, which mean "The Wrath of, th,
Lord" have been looked upon as contain
Ing some covert and uneompimentary allu
fusion to our Israelitish friends. and al
attorney. graduate Of the University O
virginia, has actually. and in sober earn
est, called for an explanation OF so slmpl,
paragraph. Were il not calculated tC
insult the Intelligence OF our jewish ciii
zens we might be induced to assume 81
The nonee the preccptor's rule and give A,
course OF primary historical and classics
instruction, but we must leave that for OH,
pubic schools, which go beyond this.
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General Wfckham Announces Him.
self q Candidate for the state SEN

TO The People of Hanover and Caroline:
Felow-Ci tizens,-I announce mysen q
candidate for the senatorship from this dis
trict. do 50 in response to thc urgent
anpeaIs OF many too partial friends through
out the district, and especially in response
TO the unanimous call made upon me by
the Democratic Senatorial Convention
which met at Bowling Green on The Sth IN
slant. A call which, IN view OF the fact
that | am recognized as consistent Re-
publican, appreciate as the highest per-
sonal compliment that could be bestowed
upon me by those amongst whom L nave
always lived.
am born son OF Virginia, and When
ever her interests are assaulted. come the
assaiant in what garb or under what name
he NAV. | will stand shoulder to shoulder
with her true sons. without regard to po-
litical bias or opinion, and resist with all
the power possess all measures, all men,
all parties that attack her welfare.
Ircgard the party calling itself the CO.
altion, or Coalition-Readiust party, led
by men seeking, as ] think, only to adj
vance their own personal ends. rs baleful
TO the best interests OF the State, false in
its pretensions, corrupting in its practices,
and utterly hostile to every honest princi-
pic of government. Holding these opin-
ions Of this party, am in full accord with
the Democratic party OF this State in their
effort to defeat il. Most cordially will |
strike hands with them 10 the end that
Virginia may be redeemed from misrule !;
and most earnestly do ! call upon the Re-
publcans OF the district to aid me in the
effort.
In the more than score OF years that have
elapsed since / was in a political canvass
many Of my old friends (and no man ever
had truer) have passed away; but they
have left sons worthy Of their sires, whose
acquaintance ] shall seek to make, not only
at public gatherings, but in their homes, as
was my wont with their fathers.
To my friends throughout the district
| look for earnest, active work during the
canvass and at the polls. They have never
failed in the past; know they will not do
80 now.
Should be elected, promise to devote
all the capacity / possess to advance the
welfare and prosperity of the people OF
| this State.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
WINS. c. WICKHAM.
HQnOUer county, August IL, 1888.
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DEATHS.

Died, At his residence, 800 west Cary street
Richmond. Va. August IL, 1888. WILLIAM
OSCAR SAUNDERS, in the fifty-ninth year OF
his age.
BLESSED are the dead that die IN the Lord"
Died. August II, 1883, ut l Z. NJ. at the resi-
dence of his sister. Miss NJ. T.. Gentry, No. -
north Tweuty-ninth street, from wounds received
at Drewry's Baff during the late war, JAMES T.
GENTRY :aged thrty-elght wears.
His funeral will take place TO DAY Sunday
August 10Th. ~ 4 i. NJ. from abOve-named resi-
dence. Friends and acquantanccs are invited 70
attend.
Died. on Friday. 10th instant. 1T quarter tO s
O'Clock 7. 81. at the residence Of her hrother-In-
law. Mr.. Joseph \. Sadler. No. 623 High street
Mrs. ELIZABETH NUCkOLS, In her sixty-fiflh
year.
Friends apd acquaintances are invited 10 attend
the burial services NJ lakewood TO-DAY ~ II
o'clock VI. Funeral sermon hereafter, of which
due notice Will be given.
Norfolk papers please copy.
Died. At the residence Of her bro,her-in-law, "
q. Witt. No. 300 south Cherry street, Fridsy
morning, August 10th. at . o'clock, NORA f.. Tho
beloved wife of II. W. StockmaT: aged twenty
two years two months and twenty-five days.
Do not weep. dear father and mother,
! have only gone before
Gone 10 live with Jesus
ON that bright and happy shore,
And be with The angels.
Where sorrow Is no more.
Her funeral will take place from Laurel street
Methodist Episcopal church SUNDAY the 18th
at4 r. VI. The friends Of her fathers family tJOhi
Priddy. Sr.) and those of II. StOcknar. ESQ. are
requested TO attend.
Baltimore aud Petersburg papers please copy.
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The deputy Quartermaster In Phila-
delphia having advertised for proposals for
&c, 900 pairs Of suspcnders, and there be-
ing only $4,000 men in the army, the Times
desires TO know what will he done with
the extra pairs. Don't know, unless they
viii be used TO help hold up the breecbes
OF the infantry's guns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

No. II is said TO be genuine N0ATs
ark, like those in the toy-stores-blue
horses. green camels, and strawberry
blonde tigers, omitted-that was discov-
cred on Mount Arrarat the other day-and
not one OF Mr. CHANDLER's hunks. The
mistake was very natural, however.
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General Wicknam.

General WicgHAM's letter announcing
that he is candidate for the Virginia Sen.
ate speaks in no uncertain tone. He is in
for the war. He declares il to be his pur.
pose 10 do all he can TO defeat Mahoneism.
lie Is Gin full accord with the Democratic
party OF this State In their effort TO defeat
it," lie will DO elected. lIr. JoNEs's fol-
lowers already sec defeat staring them In
the face.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The National Republican says: "The
manufacture of fans in this country has
not as vet assumed very large proper
tions." True, but when it comes to
blowers-well, the Republican is the best
representative of that industry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The war Is over at last, we think. II is
too late now to excite the voters OF the
North by telling them Of outrages upon
southern Republicans committed by south
ern Democrats. We shall learn before No
vember whether our belief Is well founded
or not,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

Senator Dos CAMERON says that lie is
compelled to abstain from the use of cham
payne. MAY not this be DOY's way of say
ing that he is not allowed to run lobby in
England?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The Chicago Times says General SHEBI-
DAN took seven dcmiio hns OF whiskey with
him to the Yellowstone. Well, IL SHERI.
DAN will get drunk, he is to be commended
for going outside Of the pale OF civiliza'
ton to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The Philadelphia Times says: "This
time next year the fires will be lighted l1i-
der every political pot in the land" Yes,
and the Republican party will go TO pot to
STAY there.
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THOMAS HAMILTON (colored), OF Beau
fort, n. c., is no longer man and a bro
Their in the eyes of the Radical journals.
He has published denunciation Of the
Republican party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The Kansas City Journal declares that
"the mission OF the Republican party is
not ended" OF course not No one eX-
poets stealing to stop until the Democrats
| get into power
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RESTAURANTS. BILLIARDS, &C.

HOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
IL To ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY N THE MARKET.
FINEST WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND
TOBACCO.
BEST BILLiARD-SAL0ON I'm the city.
HENRY HEUsER,
ie2 No. 1908 Main street
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The Chicago Herald says ''mOdern civil
ization has a great deal to learn" Ii
"modern civilization " and Chicago clvili-
cation are the same thing, that's our idea
exactly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

MAST the caricaturist, who made most
of his money libelling the South, finds
himself at ''forty-three years OF age happy
man." Still, there are some people who
contend that every one has a conscience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The Louisville COTieT-J journal says !:
"In Boston it is called your summer out
ing.'" Judging from the range OF the
thermometer, summer is outing down here
oISO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

How IT ACTs.-Dr. y. II. Arthur, Win
stOn, n. c., wrote Of DR.. WorthingtOn's
Cholera and Dlarrhna Medicine: 81 use il
in my practice with the happiest effects.
Cures cramps and stomach troubles
prica sO5 cputS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The Capeper Exponent says {: eve pro-
pose to carry this county by 800 this fall,
and, with the personal aid OF every Demo-
crat, it can be DONE" That's the way TO
A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

Cuba now has chance to return the
compliment and send few thousand
troops to the mother country to suppress
the instruction there.
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PERSONAL.

T DESIRE To STATE TO NY
Il friends that l sm straightout Democrat, and
that ! expect 10 support General W. &. WICK
HAM for the state Senate all reports TO the con-
trary notwithstanding. W. b. PATE.
HANOVER COUNTY, August Ii, 1883.
ae Au l2-1ts
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FFF RRR FER SSSS IL ii
n X T. III h
IF RRR RE 'SSc II II IL
+ K ( HEE sSsS ii il
and new stock Of seasonable goods.
OUR ASSORTMENT

VI u Ar~Dlt MIN
of LAWNS and SUMNER DRESS GOODS has
been considerably broken up by the recent rush,
but We have yet ON hand = great many desirable
articles, which we are determined 10 sell.
Our stock of WHITE GOODS. LACEs. and
EMBROIDERlES + as complete u.s. AZ she Begin
ming Of the season. bus we have marked them al
PRICES TO MAKE THEM SELL.
We have some great bargains IN PARA>oLS,
FANS. SATCHEL~. and RIBBONS.
We offer our MATTlNGS AZ a reduction I'm price
of = per cent; FLOOR OlL-CLOTlIs AT the
same.
CARPETS from last season the same way.
LACE-CTRTAIN 40 still less,
RUGS at prices that viii tempt you.
We also offer extraordinary inducements % pur-
chasers of TABLE-LlNENS, WlNE-CLOriis,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, SHEETiNGS, PILLOW
COTTONs, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, QUILTS,
and COMFORTABLES.
A great many articles not herein mentioned will
be sold REGARDLESS OF COST. and we will be
glad to show them TO our friends and patrons.
TIIALlIiMER BROTHERS,
JOl Broad street, corner Fifth.
au 9th, Su&Tu
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OSCAR WILDE's friends say that he has
been greatly improved by his trip to Anne
rica. Shades of Baumgarten What
must he have been before he came here!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

III YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION Corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets.)-Young mems meeting MONDAY EVEN
INGs at $50: Secretary's conversational Bible
class THURSDAY EVENINGS at $50; Bible read
ing, for BOYS, on TUESDAY EVENINGS at 6 o'clock
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HoRsF0Ro's ACID PHOSPHATE VALUABLE
IN NDiGEsTIoN.-Dr. Daniel Il. Nelson,
Chicago says: 81 find it n pleasant and val
liable remedy In Indigestion, particularly
In 0yerworked men,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

What with Beast BUTLER and Brute SUI
LIvAN Boston is in fair way to accumu-
late the nucleus Of a first class geological
exhibition.
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EXCURSION TO WEST POINT MON
IL DAY, AUGUST 10, 1Ss3.-Farc for the round
trip only 5Qc Gentleman and ladies, we thank
You for ,Our past patronage and hope 10 see you
all again next Monday. Fish. oysters, anu crabs
i'm abundance. Train leaves York River depot al
1880 4. VI. sharp. Returning. leaves the Point II
$40 L. VI. ADAMS x PEkDlE,
au s-5tk Managers.
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FANCY GOODS.
+ L Y + y )
OPENS THIS WEEK

OPENS THIS WEEK
A full line OF the celebrated AMERICAN CHINA.
superior TO any English porcelain goods-cycry
piece warranted;
Another Invoice Of that HANDSOME DIAMOND
GLAssWARE-the preitiest pattern offered
this season;
A large assortment Of RlRD-CAGEs in all shapes
and colors an low prices;
Five hogsheads t25O DOZEN OF those PLAIN
GOBLETS at soc. DOZEN
We have a few HANDSOME EBONY PEDFS-
TAILS, and have marked them " way down " %
close them ont;
HAMMOCKS both Grass and Web. HAMMOCK
ROPES. and STRETCHES, az bottom price,;
All sizes WATER-COoLERs "a, low a. the low
est,
We have few CiHLDREN's CARRIAGES lcfL
70 be closed regardless ~ cost, at
STEVENS.
ivIf Dos broad street
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EIRsT GRAND EXCURSION TO ASH
GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC, BALL,
VI AND TOURNAMENT OF
MODOC TRIBE, No. 81, |. o. Il. W..
at Cunningham's Grove, head Of Mcchanicsyille
pike,
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883.

Speaking by the lion. George ID. Wise, Mayor ".
c. Darlington, W. i. Granger, and other gentle
men.
Tournament at o'clock p. VI. Charge 10 the
Knights by Hon. Il. n. Cardwell. The Coronation
Address will be delivered by Hon. George Il. Ilaw
Refreshments at city prices. Dancing in the
large pavilion. The best of order viii be pre-
served.
Admission fee. 25c.: children free.
Floor Managers +. q. Larus. W. +. Atkinson.
Committee of Arrangements: ". y. CaIlic. II.
II. Horne. G.. ID. Martin, X. VI. Bcades, 4. b. Dunn.
an l2-lt
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M ELDER J. Il. TYLER, OF Augusta,
Ca. win preach NJ the Marshall-S,reet Christian
church THIS Sunday EVENING at 8 o'clock.
Seats free.
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BLACK VELYETEEN at 50c. worth G0c-
BLACK VELVETFEN NJ 6Nc. worth Tic.
BLACK NELyETEEN NJ 7jc. worth IL. % :
worh 100; these goods I'm colors AZ same
SILKS in an the latest shades at the most rcason,-
Bile prices,
BLACK AND COLORED CAsTMEREs from
1876. 10 Sl.jO Icr yard;
We have just received - cases 81 iNkkTS from
the large auction sale that TOOK place IN NC~
York city six weeks ago. which We viii sall a.
the fO lowing prices: ! worth a. fOr SO,
worth 90 for st.5O. worth ~ Tor -. / worth
- for SO. | worth 80 for 1918. worth SO
for ~. ! worth fl2 fnr -. I worth flJ for
$40. worth 500 for SIS:
Our resident buyer bought for rs last week p
cases Cotton and LINEN GOODS, amongst
them YOU viii end some leading brand. OF
BLEAGtED COTFON>. LINFN Hlth
TOWELS, QUILTS. TICKINGs, GiN6-
HAMS, CHEVIOTs. DRILLING. SC. %c.'
4 new l.ne OF FALL PRINTS-ainong them You
Will find some Of the REAL INDIGO BLUE
worth l2isc. which will De sold Tor lNc.'
4 BEAUTIFUL BLACK STOCKING Tor l2Tc'
III sCK.PIgBFD HOSE II 90 worth pc:
4 BEAUTIFUL HEMSTITCHED uANDhkR-
CHEF formerly sold ~ zoe. sold no" Dy us
A new lot Of MISUNDERSTANDING them you win
find a big line Of kERSENs. ClitNlOI>. &c;
We will show an entire new stock ~ tANloN'
SHAKER, SAXONN. and DOMETs fLAN-
NELS:
LADiES' DRESS FLANNELs in all qualities and
shades.
at "A great reduction n order % make room Tor
o''e' ''''' sYCLE BROTHERS.
81 l Broad , rect.
Branch House 1929 Main street an l2-c'd
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~ REV. {. Ii. MCGHEE will preach
al Union-Station Methodist Episcopal church
corner Twenty fourth and streets At IL \. VI
and 1928 i. VI. To DAY.
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NJ RACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace aud Foushee streetsl.-
Preaching to-day at ii o'clock \. BE-. by the Rev.
j L. VI. CURRY, ID. ID. There VIII be no services
at night.
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DRY GOODS.
CLOSI CT -OU I : 4 l. +
AT
LEVI HEXTER'S,
NO. 3O7 BROAD STR T.

For the next THIRTY DAYS our wel-selected
stock Of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, and FANCY
GOODS must De closed GU, regardless Of cost 10
make room for improvements In The store. THIS
gives an opportunity 10 buyers to buy goods al
such prices seldom offered, u every article Is
marked way down. Among our large stock Of
goods we offer
eases of BEST BLEACHED COTTON at re-;
BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETINGS, %
and 3Oc.:
ALL-wOOL BLACK CASIlMEREs at 35c.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAsHMERES 45c., worth
6Oc.
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAsIlMEREs 62c., worth
ALi-wooL BLACK CAsHNIEREs 75c., worth
81; ,.,. .
Doe: LADIES and MISSES FINE BLACK
HOSE. DeTby-rlhbcd. Z2c.:
so dszen PLAINand DOTTElNULL FlCHUFS
Al Zoe. worth 25c., and large lot of CREAM,
WHITE, and BLACK SPANISH TIES and
FfCHUES, and many other bargains AZ
jy29-eOd LEVI HENTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-12

The foolish speeches made the other day
In Texas will not hurt the Democratic par
~ In the estimation Of the northern people.