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GARDOZO a. co.

CARDozo 4 co.
Our buyer was In New York during the panic,
which greatly depressed the Dry Goods market,
and We bought goods
At FIGURES NEVER TOUCHED BEFORE IN
THE HISTORY OF TIE TRADE.
We propose TO sell these goods cheap, and Offer
until sold many genuine bargains. We sell a
SOFT, FINE, ALL-sILK BLACK sURAI at
s5c., sold by us in March Sl1O;
RLACK RHADMAs snd MERVELEAUX at
Csc, 95c.. 81, and sl.25-a great sacrifice
from former prices;
Our BLACK SILKS at 0Oc., 81, s1.o5, sI25,
sl.40, $3.50, and up TO f2.4O, surPass any
thing We have ever before been able 70 offer.
WhITE-GooDS DEPARTMENT
we bought an
IMMENSE STOCK,
BECAUSE WE GOT THEM CHEAP
ONE from auction, some from importers going
cut of business-and we offer as decided bargains
FRENCH SAINSOOK,
PERSIAN LAWN,
BATTISTE CLAIR (new).
LINEN LAWNS,
LISON DE DACCA,
SOFT, WHITE, AND CREAM MULLs,
CHECK NAINSO0K,
and various other articles in this line.
AK TO see our LISEN-CAMBRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l2sc., 1876, and 25c.-they are
cheap.
SUMNER SILKS at greater bargains than ever.
The Gnest selection # PARASOLs in the city.
my 3O-F,Su&Tu CARDOZO & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
DE. MILLrAM B. TowLEs.

University of Virginia, Member Medical Society
Of Virginia, and at one time Resident Physician
Hot Springs, Va:
"In GOUt, RAeUmGtic G9tp. RermGfiSn1, Snuc
ia the BiGddfr, ana m all Disease Of the Uric
hcid DinfheSfs, know Of no remedy AZ all COM
parable To Buffalo Li;hia WAFER, SIrlng No. p
~ J-2aw3w
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A SINGLE FACT
Is WORTH 4 SHIP-LOAD Oy
ARGUMENT.
CARTRRsvHLE, Ga.
ARGUMENT.

tARTERSVULE, GA.
This viii certify that two members OF my I'M
mediate family, after having suffered FOR many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
necn treated without benefit by various medical
doctors were at length completely cured by one
bottle OF Or. j. Bradhe,d's Female Regulator. It,
effect on such cases Is truly wonderful, and well
may the remedy be called "Woman's Best
Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAMES ". STRANGE.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY,

q. TALLEY, Constable Henrico county, IL A.
NJ. ut Lipscomb's shop, Cary street, bot t,f
quarry tools.
r.. b. CHAFFIN Co, I2 NJ, fsrm Ia Gloaces-
ter county, Wa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

The steamer Ariel viii make another one
Of her delightful moonlight excursions 70
Dutch Gap and return Monday, July 7th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

DIR. JOHN Z. PAGE,
Professor Zoology, Botany, and Agriculture at
University Of Virginia. at one time Resident
Physician Hot Springs, Va:
~ have Observed decided benef' from the use
Of the EufialO LiilIa WaioI I'm cont, Lnhfdsfs.
LHinbdgO, und SciGficd, due 20 The same Materes
NORTH and am fully satisfied Of its great value in
lhc treatment Of all affections d,Ieto q Go,ag Did-
MeSfSr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
Cooling beverages.

English Raspberry Vinegar.
Imported Ginger Ale.
Hotopp's Celebrated Premium Clarets.
shafer's Celebrated Raspberryade.
For everything strictly choice In eating
or drinking, go to the old-estabiished
house OF CHRISTIAN Il WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
DR. ALGERSoS 5. GARSETr,
lot Springs, Arb. Surgeon retire y United States


INV exrerisncc in the usc Of the Bufiilo Llthia
v aicr Is limited 10 the treatment of (fOtE. Rheu-
MOtiSm. and hat hybrid disease RtrHm0fic
G0Ut' tso-callcdl. which Il IN cOntrGdsunCtion %
TIC Rhed1adt0sd hgfkFnis o. EdTrOd.
d" have had excellent results from this water IN
thee affections, both IN my ODR person, and IN
tie treatment OF patlcnt- Tor whom have pre-
crihcd u. OF course the rene iiGl aceut its con-
talnCd AitdlieS and thcir S0ireau propcrtic-.
Hence. u Is a pr0phgidctic as ,yeI ~ u rene
dy in NThTbic Coiie and forming CGlcuL, when
due TO a redundancy OF Lifhic Acid."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

A lady Of ROnham, Texas. writes: Il hava
oeen using your Female Regulator for several
weeks and with great benefit. Ny case IL Of Iona
landing. and has baiied many physicians. Ihaye
tried every medicine could hear or but the Reg
ulatOr is the only one that has ever relieved my
distressing sufierlngs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
THE LATE DIR. WmLIAM +. CARRISGroS.
a Former Surgeon Of the United states Navy
Late Of The Hot springs. Ark:

The Buffalo L!thia Natcr. Spring No. 2. has
ngually demonstrated IT'S remedial power ia GOut.
MOUmdfiSm. Uric icid GTNrd. and otner mala
dies dependent upon the Urfc A"if DiOthfsis.
d" IL not only eliminates IRON The blood the dele
Ia the form Of CGIcUii. at least 10 size that rn-
dcrs its passarc along the urctcrs and urethr COM
paratiVely casy.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
DR.. G.. ". LAWRENCE,
DIR. JOHN +. PAGE,

" ! prescribe Buffalo Lithia Water with gre-t
confidence in the Gouty DiGthesis and In al Little
Acid HiS."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06


MEYERS,
MEYERS,
MEYERS
AFTER-SsAsON SALE.
APTER-sEAsoS SALE.
AFIER-sEAsoS SALE.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
CHILDRES's AND ISFASTs' DRESSES.
CHMpRES's AND INFANTS DRESSES.
EXTRAORDINARY PRICES PREVAILING.
SIXTH AND BROAD,
SIXTH AND BROAD,
SIXTH AND BROAD.
FRAGRANT BREATH Is always a pcasHre,
and you can have II by using MEADE a BAkEg's
delicious CARBoTIc MoUrH-WAsn. IL destroys
the offensive odor caused by diseased gums ani
Gecayed teeth, and speedily restores them 10 q
healthy condition. Price, my ceats a bottle.
-----------------------
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED 1T
the use Of MEADE & BAKRR's -APoSINE DESrI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incp pient tar
tar and scurf. Price, any cent. box.
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DR. 7. u. BCCUANNIS,
Hot Springs, Ark:

~ have made use Of Buir.l0 Lithia Water FOR
Cont m MY own person and prescribed IL tor p1-
iiouts similarly suffering with the most decided
ienclcial re nit. anC | take pleasure in advising
GOUiY patients to these Sprngs.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
RELLEvUE HIGH SCHOOL,

For Boys and Young Men. Prepares foe fasi-
ness, College, or University. Thoroughly and
handsomely equipped. Full corps Of instructors.
Beautiful and healthy location.
For Catalogue. address w. X. ABBOT,
Principal.
BELLEVUE PosT-OFrIcg. IN &-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

DIR. J. Davis, Of MllltOwn, Ala. writes: "lIaye
used Bradnclds Regulator extensively in nv prac-
tlce with entire II 1t Is hot specific, IL
is in my opinion, the best known remedy for tie
diseases for which II is recommended"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
EOTASrLCA. Ala.

NOTAsULGA, ALA.
DIR. J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by me in a great variety OF
cases, and | am fully convinced that It Is unri-
vailed for that class Of diseases winch II claims TO
ure. j. {. HUSs, III. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

2 8 2 2 9 Total.
Vlrginias.... 0 o / 5 10
Earned runs--Ironsides. Q; Vlreinias, 4. Two
hase hits-<ash t2l, LRrkln, Gleun, Goodman.
Ihree-base hits--Johnston, Derby. Len on base
lrOnsides, 4 D: Nirginiss. 8. Double plays-Sash.
Larkin and Powell, Larkln and Powell, Higgins
Dugan. 3. Iiits--On Dugsn, 3; on salliyan, 6.
BaSe on halls-Irousides, -; Virgiuias, 4. Pass
ed halls-Derby, s 0ldhed / Morgan 8. Wild
pitches-Suiua /: Foreman. 1. Umpire, Mr..
Bradley. scorer, II. c. Johnston. Time of game,
two hours and ten minutes.
The Ironsides will close their engoge-
mont hprp IN
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c1 OOO WILL BE PAID TO ANY
ONE who will find a particle Of
MERCURY, POTASH, IODINE, ARSENIC,
or any poisonous substance In
sWIFT,s SPECIFIC.

sWIFT's SPECIFIC.
II have cured Biood-Taint by the use Of swffts
Specific after had most signslly failed with the
Mercury and Potash treatment
Y. A. TOoMER, u. D., Perry, Ca
"Sw;ft's Specific has cured me OF scrofnla OF
twelve years standing. Had sores as large As my
hand. and every one thought was doomed. swifts
Specific cured me after physicians aud all other
medicine had failed.r
II. L. HIGH, Lonoke, Ark.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS would not pur-
chase from me what swift's Specific has dene for
me. Il cured me OF Rheumatism caused 5y ma
laTia- ARCHIE THOMAS,
Springfield, Tenn
Our Treatise on Blood and skin-Disoases mall
Cd free 20 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, l5p west Twenty-third street,
between sixth and Seventh avenues Phiiaaelpnih
cfzsee. 1905 Chestnut street.. yo-iw
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INSURANCE COMPANY.


OF THE TEN LARGEST
" LIkE-fNsURANCE COMPANIES,
according 10 the Official report Of tn New York
Insurance Department for 1883,
THE NoRTH@ESTERN hUrUAL
Slows
1. The highest rate Of interest realized on iis as
stf.
z. The smallcst percentage OF interest overdue.
5. Not one dollar loaned On stocks or other hac-
tszeting securities.
Z. The lowest ratio OF losses and expenses 70
amount al risk.
.. The lowest rate Of mortality.
taken
2. The largest surplus earnings for the past seven
Ihe above stroug poiuts explain the fact that
TIE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Il furnish
,ng me cheapest Insurance 70 its members. We
nnte iht Irllesi investigation Of It's claims and
VIII furnish estimates OF cost at Nny age for either
..e, ~, o. endowment or tontiEe Insurance, on ap-
tNeaieh. JOIN u. CAEY n SON,
General Agents.
ra1.. corner Tenth aad Bank streets
~ o-toaen Richmond, Va
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ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.
Major John e. Whitner, OF Atlanta, well and
fayorably known all over the United Sttos ~ a
General Insurance Agent. says: :" used this
remedy before the war on a large plantation In "A
great number Of cases, algays Nth abs0isste s,sc-
eeSS.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06
L II II ZEE X XrTyrr EEE RRR
/ Hu# 4 He En- Xxx T Fr EnF i
fT,,,~ + H He H EErr Xxx T EErrk e.
3o7 BROAD STREET.
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK
or
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
WE HAVE MADE EXTRAORDINARY
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.

Reduced lot Of handsome DREsS-GINGHAMS
10 exc:
Reduced our entire lot OF PARASOLS 35 per cent.
Reduced sHEPHERDS-CHECKD DRESS GOODS
from 25 to 1916;
Reduced ALL-WoOL BLACK CASHMERE from
65 to Soc;
Reduced our BLACK SILK from sl.25 TO 81;
Reduced one lot BATH-T0WELs to 10c.;
Reduced WHITE NULL from 25 20 zoe:
Reduced WHITE sATIN-STRIPED NULL from
10 to 10c.;
Reduced WHITE LINoN DE DACCA from 20
10 l5c.;
Reduced MISSES GAUZE SHIRTS (all sizesJ
from 25 TO 13c.:
Reduced MKN's GAUZE SHIRTS from 20 to
15c.;
Reduced MEMS GAUZE SHIRTS from 35 to
zoe;
Reduced MEMS BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS from
10 20 40c.
Reduced our JERSEYS from 81 10 75c;
Reduced our tI.50 JERSEYS TO sl.15;
Reduced our CROCHET and MARSKlIl.ES
SPREADS from sl.65 TO sl.25;
Reduced all SILK and Isle GLOVES;
Reduced all IRIsH and SWISS EMBROlDE-
RIEs;
Reduced all LADIES', GESTLEMES'S, ana
CHILDREN's HOSIERY.
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20 per cent. on real valncs. regardless OF fabrics.
The remaining 600 FANS Of that spanish i'm
porter's samples, including most OF the nner quail
ties at incompatible prices.
Our LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPART
MENT being repleie with every novelty, your at
tention is especially called to Il.
During this the season Of cl0sing-ont salos fIs
wen 70 note whore BONA FIDE BARGAINS arc
being sold, and that one Of these places IS
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL and 603 Broad street.
IjY 6-1tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

SESSION, or for the full period Of school ME, In
cluding vaeations The locality, the ooantry
around, the aboundng mouy tsin scenery Ia every
direction. are beautiful and inviting. Young la
dies wishing 10 eRjoy the advantages Of delight
fui summer climate, mineral-waters, aud plea
SAINT home during the summer preparatory 10 en-
trine school IN September wifi le received st any
time, aud proper supervision will be extended.
HS- DR.. n. n. HAAS win remain at the in
stiinte during vacation, and viii GIVE Lessons
on TIE PIANO at reasonable rates % any who
nav desire such instruction. ~ a. sukwAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

Treatise on the Health and Happiness OF Woman
mailed free TO applicants.
TIE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 20, Atlanta, Ca.
Ijy 1-d1w&wltl
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LUMnER DEALKR-

srNr~N(<>0~e 49,,
" w. PICKRELL. LUNBER-DEAL-
LuMsfR. sAiNatEs i.ATas. Kosfs, q.
LONG and LARGE PiXt asS QxY rse,Alsy.
:. Yard corner Bss.i ssa isSsi ssssi.
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T : It'll E. E.I$ e. 4 = :: :: ::
COMMENCING MON DAY, July Urn.

yb, following &c few sample prices. The re
in our
IrNFN MILLS iciueed to Csc;
pAuAssi sATTEENs, &c. yard. Tho price
a-.t Of this season has becn SOC.
cprCRED NAITSooKs at &c. Cos: upwards Of
lCc. ie imp0TL
IlNFV DF INDIE at exc, reduced from 10c.
,uvWyE GOODS az similar reductions
lACfs anl rNBROIDERIEs OF every dcscrp-
ION hav. hc Il reduced . Poy cent.
nNC-UoyE EMBROIDERED C02SETs,
csc. gn, .owcs, general plicc IS s5c. similar
r.ductions in al that department.
MINIS WILING and AL8ATEoss CLOTHS
Back. 4C.inch, reiuced from zoe. to 4sc.;
Colcred, le- and 4i-!neh wide, reduced from
7jc. 20 sSc.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08
Il REPLY

Mr.. EDITOR: = Our temperance
friends who authorized the publication
OF the communication entitled "Phases
of Character" are so unwise as to lei
their zeal in good cause outstrip theil
discretion. They should remember
that exhibitions ofill temper, and abuse
OF their fellow citizens are not argu-
ments calculated to advance their
cause. The fact that some of us are
not inclined to join in procedure
that we think impracticable at present,
does not give the advocates of Prohi-
bltion the right to speak of us with
such intensified intensity" of con-
tempt. Dear temperance people, with
your convictions of duty, it is your
privilege and your right to talk tenn
perance and to teach temperance.
Please accept the advice to practice
temperance in sbeeeA. Some of those
whoretusedto sign your petition believe
that "The true reformer is the seminal
reformer, not the radical" "And this
is the way the Sewer, who went forth
to sow his seed did really reform the
world, without making any open as
sault to uproot what was already ex-
isting" CARITAs.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08

SaIee.-Jos. Bassett, OF Salem, has
sold his farm OF 9oH acres, IN Gloueeste
Co., to Robert Irwin, for SIS per acre.
S. H. Grey, master, has sold the Camp
bell farm in Upper Pittsgrove, TO Samuel
White, for s5593 so; also the Joseph
Robinson farm, near Sharptown contain
ing 1854 acres, to Charles Humphreys,
for s7274. ~
VIM. Jordan has sold Fl acres and IA
Ioolhs of land In Oldmans township TO
VIM. Newell, for SI,Io5.
James .. Lawson has sold to Benjamin
B. Hewes a lot of 9 acres and 81 1ooths
of land in PIiegrove. 5000.
VIM. c. Davis has sold a farm of II2
acres in Pllesgrove to Franklin Davis, for
SI4, 200.
Thos. A. Maskell has sold 10 Jeddah
Allen 734 acres of land in L. "A. Creek
for 81 900.
John T. Curry has sold to VIM. R. Dali
bow for 81, 800, twenty-five acres of land
in U. P. Neck township.
Samuel and franklin Ashcraft have sold
to Thomas S. Wea!herby, I3 5 acres o
woodland in Oldmans township or 5000.
Samuel B. Pancoast, has purchased the
Allen Flitcraft property. at Eldridge's Hill
that is the dwelling house and out build
ings and portion of land for $4,000.
The remainder of the property, consisting
of twenty-three and a hall acres, friend
Flitcraft has sold to .Pancoast Eppincott,
for three thousand dollars
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08

When visiting the larger cities,
look out for confidence men. The
particulars have just been published
in Phila. of new swindling game
there. A farmer named James B
Stewart, from Ohio, happened tc
overhear the versation of two
passengers on the Broad ST. railroad
platform, which ran in this wise:-
"Well, that valse and corpse are
ready" said one of them, but
can't send them till 1 get the cash
That check is good enough, but
must have the cash" The Other
man turned to Stewart, and, after
explaining his difficulty and show.
ing a note on the " Fido Nationa
Bank of New York." asked if he
could not advance small sum or
1t. The man in brass buttons
whom Stewart took for an officer {
the road, vouched for the note, anc
Stewart agreed to advance $12o on
it, the man promising to accompany
him to bank in Newark where the
note could be negotiated. Soor
Stewart, who was going to visit hi
friends in Newark as the swindler
had at first been told, On getting il
the car looked in vain for the mar
of funereal aspect with a "valist
and corpse. The farmer, conclud
ing he had been swindled, notified
the police,-but no arrests have ye
| been made.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08

FARMING IN DAKOTA. quote
below extracts from letter handed
us recently by F. Flitcraft, written
by his brother Clark FIitcraft of
Gardner, Da.:
"The weather. is quite pleasant
for winter, very little snow as yet.
The Thermometer has been 10 be-
low zero this year already. This
before thepresent colderspell. ED. ]
1t is true, there are objections to
locating in many parts of the United
States: some parts too dry, Others
too wet and muddy +; Southern hot,
Northern cald4-etc.
You MAJ think brcause l failed
to secure crop last year that this
soil is failure. Yesterday | was
talking to a man from Gardiner,
who says he has been here for five
years, and never failed to have a
full crop: always 20 bushels and up
to 80 bushels. He says l viii! be
all right when the ground becomes
thoroughly worked. The one who
gets 20 bus to the acre is making
money. 1t will cost $40 to s12 per
acre to seed and work land, that
will keep family; more than that
would be profit. If l had money
to invest at present, l would invest
it here. Many persons in your sec
ton have money to loan. Here
they could get s to 10 per cent. tor
it and be safe. We have paid 10
per cent this year, and very poor
crop. This country must thrive
no better quality land in the Unit :
ed States. We are to have another
railroad three sinil4s west of our
place. A chMs Tor YOURSELF to
open a general store"
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08
BUCK NOTICES.

| LIppINcoTTs MAGAZINE for Tanuar,
Contains an amount of varied and enter.
tanning reading, which gives the best as
surance OF the best things to be expected
during the Coming year. 1t opens with a
descripti2n 1at the new Public Buildings
OF Philaa 's'itten with marked abil-
ity, and fss sly. illustrated. Notes Of
Conversalicn'saith Emerson" by pendle.
ton King, bring up very wildly the figure
of the great New England thinker In the
simplicity OF his Concord home. Matthew
Arnold in America" by L. J. Swinburne,
is an appreciative criticism, treating main
ly of those points in Mr.. Arnold's teach.
Ings which have special application to
American social life. /" Hawaii Ponci,"
by Belle Osbourne, is an amusing account
OF the recent coronation of King Kala-
kaua, with many capital illustrations from
sketches by the writer. Undergraduate
Life at Oxford" by Norman Pearson, an
account Of the great -four mills in Mime
apolis, by F. G. Curtis, and the first of
cries of papers on " Healthy Homes" by
Felix l.. Oswald, are all interesting and
instructive articles. The opening chap
tiers of Sebia's Tangled Web" short
serial story, by Lizzie w. Champney,
"Christmas Eve at Tuckeyho," by Sher-
wood Bonner, and Whittier Curiosity
Led" by Charles Dunning, constitute the
fiction of his number, and will be found
very attractive. There is the usual variety
Of short gaspss-in the Gossip" and the
notices oy new publications, principally
holiday bpoks, are numerous and discrim-
NATIVE.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08
LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE
IN AMERICA.

LIST. - Having a large Cash Capita
which enables US at all times to buy large
lots of goods much under market value
thereby giving our customers advantage
which cannot be secured in other clothinp
houses.
2d.-The Firm being experienced Tail
ors and Thorough business men, understand
fully the wants of the trade employing the
best talent in all departments producing
some of the most beautiful styles 10
Mems, Boys and Children's clothing, far
SURPRISING all rivals in the trade.
3d.-We have at all times large and
varied stock in our Ready made and Gus
tom Order Departments, all marked in plain
figures, and eur schedule of prices fixed 80
low that our patrons can see at once the
advantage of supplying their wants from
this establishment without the trouble of
looking further.
4th.-Employing only the most petite
and attentive statesmen, who study to lease
the wants and fancies of people who daily
ELL our vast salesrooms. giving close and
courteous attention to all persons, whether
they want to buy or not.
5th.-Being extensive manufacturers
Of Mems, Boys and Children's clothing, it
is net only an advantage to buyers of single
garments or suits, but to the trade in gen
eral four would-be competitors) who will
find it greatly 20 their interest to select
from our immense stock instead Of making
up their own goods. having superior style
and much lower prices than can be produc-
ed elsew here.
Do not fail to call early and get supplied
from our elegant stock Of clothing, com
pricing every size of Il kinds of materials,
and the best ever offered to the public.
Samples sent on application to those who
cannot visit
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1884-01-08
A sSIGNEES SALE OF
A Valuable Farm
Will be sold a, Public Sale on

Will be sold at Public Sale, on
Saturday, 9th day of February, 1884
In front of Frenchs Hotel, Woodstcwn, Salem
county, N. j.. between the hours of II and o'clk
on the said day,
All that Valuable Farm of Isaac H. Lippincott,
in the township Of South Harrison, Gloucester
county, New Jersey, now in tenure of Cooper Lip
pincott, on the road from Woodstown to Mulica
Hill, and the road from Harrisonyille to Clover
dale, about one mile from Harrisonve and two
miles from Jacksonville Station, on the Woods
town and Swedesboro railroad, adjoining lands of
Alfred Lppncott, Laura L. Pancoast, Fred.
Gerlach and Others, containing
INK ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The Improvements Area large and comfort
able Dwelling, with good water large and con-
venient Barns, large Wagon House, with cellar,
aad all other necessary out buildings. The farm
is conveniently divided and in good state of Gull
tivaton, and finely located in a good neighbor-
hood, near mills, stores, station and mari beds.
Persons desiring to view the property can call on
the subscriber at Woodstown, or Cooper Lppin-
colt, residing thereon.
WSale to commence at o'clock P. M.
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
gsu JOHN HOLMES, Assignee.