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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

Such representative borsemen AZ NJ. Z.
G. Walker. PeritaS. the Spirit Of TIC I1nes,
New York. and Mr.. K. 5. Withers, FAIR
lawn stock Farm, Lexington, Kentucky,
testify that ST. Jacobs Oh. the great pain
cure. is unsurpassed for All kinds OF horse
ailments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24
DEATHS.

COpBIN.-Dicd, suddenly, In this city. october
GOD. an ihe seventy aftb year OF his age, VIII
LIAM Lyon CORBlN. Of Alabsm1.
from the residence Of his niece. Mrs Charles ".
Walden, No. s37 west grace street. FriendI OF the
family are invited to attend.
KROUsF.-DIed. Thursday morning, October
c3d. A. the residence Of her husband, No. BOB
Urcok avenue. ELMiRA. beloved wife OF john
KrCwe; aged thirty -four years.
NV husband and children, 70 you farewell,
What Is your doom cannot tell;
Nv home IL In heaven, plainly scr,
1lieie fofe. prepare 90 follow me.
FUncIsl s.tyices viii tax. place At Clay Street
Methodist Episcopal church 81 l.. VI. TO-DAY,
October path. All fiiends and acqulintances ot
the family are respectfully invited to artend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

Field Marshal AURAT HAIsTEAD's paper
says: "The United States Court lit Cinciu.
nstD is open to Democrats to prosecute cleo
ton FRAUDS" Itseems that the United States
court was oren to Republicans TO prosecute
eIsctton frauds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

WEBSTER, in describing the chameleon,
SAYS its color changes with its temper
when disturbed. After Mr. BLAINE's Fort
Wayne performance no one will challenge
his claim to the right TO go down to pos
terity as the great American Chameleon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

The Cincinnati Commercials Gazette says ::
"There never was time when the old say
ing, that whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad,' could better apply
then now" Exactly. Witness Mr.. BLAINE
at Fort Wayne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

While BLAINE Is painting the ambient at
mosphere brilliant cardinal, LOGAN is
making tariff speeches. What LOGAN does
not know about the tariff is the biggest
thing OF the century.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

"General BUTLER remarked In his speech
at Oswego, n. Y, that he would make
death the penalty Of specializing Con-
sidering that BUTLER Is engaged in the
widest speculation OF the age, we are in
clined 10 doubt his sincerity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

We h,Ye opened the fncs' ant richest c'Il".' 90
ofVELNBT NOVELTIES. consisting ~ Bl AlN
AMI COLONEL BHOCADtD aud PLAIN VIZ.
VETS. PHI SHES, aud NFLNtfEFN~ tlt-
GAM BLACK aud COLORkD Bkpl 40 ID
VtLNFTS from 9Oc. ~; tLLsANi 49, A. a
and tOLOHt - NELNEltFN from lhe MOO. r@I
chr3tcd manufacturers At iOc 0oc..tlt D3 ,
7sc.. zoe. auI o.; ALI-alLh ELAt tai CO.
LORtD SILK VELVET ri 81 peryirl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

Our esteemed Republican contemporary
the Providence (R. H. journal has all arti-
Gle on The Verdict OF the Pistol" and
yet does not say word about the result in
Ohio. We insist that The journal has not
treated Tie subject in its usual exhaustive
stylq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

The Philadelphia North american says ::
1.-THE American people have to choose be.
tween these men. And they will choose
With their open eyes" And for the reason
that their eyes are open they will choose
CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24
IrE,..aoops pEPAHIMLNI

Latest nayclte, ln French. German. llF',,.
snd Atrericau manufacture ~ prices tft fr' ifr
To please.
BRIGHTON sUlTlNG. ia MI eol'r- q. g. -.
ward:
Elegant sAXONY and rARLATAN PLAtD> ..
sATiN BELYiDEi.E >UITINGs at lzi.. ~,rh
lPc.:
worth 37ec.;
5c-ihtii AL WOOL LADIES CLOTH ,ClT-
ING at sos. worth 81
LVPik'S ALL-wOOL FRENCH CA>lfufRE,,
IN an the RcN AND desirable ,As ie-. 40 ij.. pc
yard. sold eyerYwhere a. SOC. extra Tnll.Y at
zoe. per yard worth Csc. sfi.I batter a. o<sr.,
value oJc.; extra .ugernue a. -. Cheap al
81;
53-iNCH TRlCOI 'rO1u SITTING. all o..
desitable c'iurs. ..lu. go rtegY"nerr 81
sl3Jh.;
5i-iNtH Bf>NN cloth >liisN' A. S'f -
CHEAP a. 75r..
4z-INCH CTII DDAH til az 5uc.;
42-INCII NlAM>A CtO1 II ht 5ur. Wlrt 100.
lin, ~ WOOL. DRESS tLANNfl- all r'lpi''
At 3.c. worth 2jc.
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Orc u,,,ion five Hundred Thousand.

The tele gram from PhIadelphia stating
that the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
rsny has just completed an agreement win
syndicate Of American and English bunk.
crs. by which SIS, 900, 900 Is to be furnished
that company 10 exchange for ike amount
Of adjustment mortgage bonds. was IA
error. The amount is $l,j00,0J0.
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suK DEPARTMENT.

The gtanCest ard most lmpn. ~ f-iin' pl ri
and wi0ter novelties ia BLAt Is sni 'ni OR II
GROS. GRAM SILKS, BbA' II ihi pI-'lti ID
SsTih- BLACK and COIDs ID Bltp, ADb-.
BuADZiMlRES. SURAIl-. RllAONNc>. MAR
VFILLEAUX, 01ToMAN. a.. a. ~ ftn"' '
low prices: BLACK Gkp>-NNNl >lLAn 60
A. Spc. worth S5c., a. 62c. worth p i-.. 80 30
worth 81. a. SSc. worth sl.Jl. 20 SID - =
sIT5. Al slS5 worth 81. NJ I, 90 Won :. -
The alose are all special birgtiu-. FsnH..s ID '
prices on COLORED DRESS SILKS
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The Philadelphia Times says: Since
1866 the American navy has cost S36,0OO,-
co.," And we have only BILL CHANDLER
and n few other wrecks to show for it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

Timeb too valuable TO be wasted In cred
ulously experimenting with various rene.
dies when ascent bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup will At Qscs cure your cold.
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MOURNING GOODS

Weof,rr isIb.rgain- "a LUPIN'> AtL-Tlp'
BLACK CASHMERE =.
ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE 70 tt'r rt'
value 60;
3s.INCH WIDE, extra line quaityAl 3isof ~ -
3G-lNt II " iDE, superior qu'iI'f. a. - nhi - .
4U-INCu WIDE, extra superior quality a. tH.-.
sold oveiy ~h6re atSi
BLACK SILK " ARP llEhHiEIfA tlpih~
4O-ineh wide, ,upeiiorpmiit, AZ 7'H u
tl25;
Superior uuslily az soc. worth si.1j
VI'ACk AUSTRALIAN tREPE tLuIit f I'D.
and 35C. ueg yard,
sup,T.orqualiiies al 50. a.. 80. go. aud = n-.
yard, - ... I'D.
BLtGk ATWOOD FRENCH Clii DAN
CLOTH. s4-inoh Wide. a. - tni Coo;
81 ACK Ai.I-W OOL FRENCH Bt~ON CLOTH
I9-ln,h Wide, very hne quality. ai = l'.t -
BLACK ~" COL FRtNth \tDNi Is
CLOTH az 75c. worth sL2i
BLACK ALL WOOL FLANNEL StlliNr =
T., -, 81. 81, Toe. aud - pcrea1lt
Couriland's best NpLlsH CRETE a. ih' .
Boi'Bi g. and SINGLE ALL-WoOL Hi N'A
CA~IMIRt >HANi- iu great st,i-i'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24
MARRIAGES,

GPAyFS - FDDISs-ifarried, In MAIDS IN
county va on The 32d of October. by The Rev. I.
r. GrfmsIey, SIR. %. +. GRAVES 20 Hiss MARY j..
EDDISs.
MATTHEWS - TALIAFERRo.-va Married. in
Madison county, Va, OF the 22d OF october, by
TIIEWs TO Miss ELIZA u. TALiAFERRO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24
BLAIR AND THE BLAME.
waY TIE FUNDING WENT ON

c<,r.srsrtsrce ue,wreu sinkfra.Fupd-Con
m,s. Toner Rusnn and AttorneS-6eners'
Biair-1hc New Orleans Exposisien and she
state.
The senate met st II O'Clock.
MIR. berry, from the Committee on coun,
ties. cities. and Towns, reported the OIL
10 change tie dividing liuc between Line
Vile and Plains magisterial districts, IN tue
county OF Rockingham.
Mr.. Lovenstein reported bill amending
the charter OF the Southern railroad.
Adjourned.
House or Delegates.
Tie House OF Delegates met Al noon.
There were larger number OF members
present than on the day before.
On motion Of Mr.. Ryan. the reading oil
the Journal was dispensed with.
COLONEL nUFrIy RESPONDS.
The correspondence between the Board
NJ sinSinr Fund COMMISSIONERS and the
Aforementioned was presented IN answer
10 resolution OF request. Passed by ani
ordered to I've printed.
IL Is as follows:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFfIcE,}
RICHMOND, September 10, 1884. !
Colonel Frank O. RgDin, Second Auditor ;
NV Dear Sir, Since my arrival In the
city have understood that the newspapers
have stated that there WAS no appearance
on the par. Of the Commonwealth by the
Attorrey-General in the recent coupon
eases before Judge Hughes Us. The Beard
OF sinking Fund Commissioners. The
facts are tb, Sc That In the case OK John
Il. Faure u.s. The Board, in respons" to The
rule. filed the answer OF the Board, en-
Lodyirg ihe views OF yourself. Mr.. Shack
elfofd, and others; and In addition thereto
| fled the enclosed brief. which send you.
In The other cases. returnable 10 the I'd oil
September they being exactly like the case
OF Faure--I informed the Judge, the clerk,
and the opposing counsel that would rel!
IN those cases upon the same answer and
brief which had fled in the Faure case. IL
was so treated by the Judge and so recog.
nrzed by the counsel. There was no oral
argument on either size in the cases, the
Judge. by mutual consent. having taken the
pttition, the answer. and briefs. and upon
them alone he based his judgment. Asa fair
man, under The circumstances, deem II
due both to You and myself that should
put you in possession Of the real facts OF
the case, so that uDiustiiiable criticism
may not be pronounced. l beg you Will
read my brief and see whether or not did
compass the cases before the court.
Your Obedient servant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

.cseel In Al these cases. thought y sne'r
any 70 engage counsel 70 apply 20 yaaye
Urebes for q rehearirg upon toe g,ounu
Of surprise. And a. You were aosrns;
sbev m justitled IN applying TO Colonel
w w Gordon. whom you had engaged
,.nera,,s for sucb seryirc, aud he was &C.
eordinrjy retained IN the above cases an
an ali others OF the same Character that
n'iobt he brought against the Commission
or. of the sIukjng Fund, OF which Tact Mr.
R,sir v.s duly and courteously not'ued.
In when The court met yesterday Coi'
ouel Gordon was present, ready TO coupe
rate with The Accompaniment; out hs
r.c.nt,on was OF such cbsractsr a. - IN
duce him 10 write letter to the Commis'
siouers OF the Sinking Fund retiring from
all those cases.
~, Tbls lmakcs II the tuty OF the Com.
mbs,orcrs Of the Sinking Fund TO insist,
AZ against the Attorney-Genefai. thnt Colo
rei Carbon shall be cordially received into
these cases. Ard am persuaded that yoI
vii, ygrce with the that they owe that duty
moi only 10 tine Commonwealth but II Coz
er,I Gordon and to then selves. But, In
saving that. 1 expressly disciaim, both for
u yscli and nv colleagues. The slightsst
will 10 trench upon your prcrogaliye. we
have too much respect for your Office, aud
fer yourself personally, and TOO clear con-
ceuiion OF our oyn power, 10 think OF any
.ueb hing, Up 10 this time In all that we
have dore or proposed we are sure thai we
have YOUR sanction. 81 having used IN your
absence an agency which you had employed
for the public good.
Ard, in concluding this record, beg TO
lie allow cd TO say that have sought 10 ger
Yourself and Colonel Gordon into confer
snce "a being more agreeable TO him and to
my colleagues ard myself TO regard you rs
the principal In tbfs business. and the OH
Ger who could introduce him TO Mr.. Blair
with less embarrassment and lesS chance Of
infringing upon what that gentleman may
regard as professional etIquettc-a consid-
Grafton which the exigcncy OF the business
las forced rs TO disregard.
And this, think. Is The whole case
briefly, but hope sufficiently, stlted. IL
Il only necessary to add that there are some
reasons why. in my individual opinion,
the public interest 10 pera:iyely demands
that Colonel Gordon be retained rs counsel
IN these cases.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(Signedl FRANK II. kuFPiS' d.
second Auditor and President Board Of
Commissioners OF Sinking Fund.
PSI have shown this letter to Colo.
mel Maryc. who concurs fully 10 all OF it.
Mr.. BaIksdale IL absent.
[Signedl i. u. X.
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'':::::;;Sg|''s,E E. T. /: :: :;
NO. 81 BROAD STREET.
THIRD GRAND OPENING oV FALL AyD
WIN. Eg GOODS Ar
sYoLE BRoT HERs'.
ooo 90 RRR geo Efx 90 Y y 49,
9 CO 9fR4Es or 3 81 w
9 aS % Q 90 9R Il acc g Il XIV 90 'V W 'ass
E. E rs / 6; F. E.! Az
|| / N.Y. t. w! F !; al H. /.
' '' M f. ( E.. Z /
TyF 4 Pr gar, 4! 9o0 SIS

Ne %. ,YCLE BROTHERS t.s D. -anolnr'
that Uioy ~i.l insugnrate on TOMORROW h3a-
day. zC.h instant. t.oir third gH.rd opening u
TALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consis'pl or SILKS sATtNS. D3E.S GOODS.
MOCrNiNG GOOlJS, CLOTHS, tLpAKs.
CLONkIN1s, LiNENS. sri hOy EFINn
GOODS. DOMEsTI'S. fLANNtLs. BLA'-
KITS. LACE CURTAINS. UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. LAcE5,
CLOVIS JENNINGS, MOTIONS, Sc, a..
Ia crier ~ properly ceiehratn this ev'nt sni
mske Il memorials IN TIC history Of our bni"e"'
Ne propo-s 10 make the grauiest ani most tn
Tos,ug display q rev TALL and winter abnrs
Uttered from every market OF the Wpfd' ''"-
pr,ing every Imaginable st'le that l. proiH D.
md of!e' e prices which are % once r""'i'-fai
with large az. and small profits Asa 'tinIps
corrobcr,liun 81 our assertion. We r@sl'ecHnr 'l-
wife attention 10 the following untppf1'l''
bargain. Ia our various department..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

JERSEY JACkETs, all-wooi.ats3 e3s.l dlIl.t
tle money;
JER>fN~ silk and wool, zstgizhal .rlmri. n
s3 worth -.
JFE>FA NEW MARkEr~a al fl3.j worth, Do.
MMARKFT> "a $3.50 worth 80,
Al l. Wool RUSSIAN tlEtl LAl' 81 Sl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

- FANCY CASHMERE 8or.;
~ diagonal GLNAhlNG at l2j.
"a BtiI.tN 1WH.LtD atsl.5Jf
"a BROWN and BLACK BEAVER 'l'AAif'
AZ l.5u:
81 NALTFSE slLK-FACFD CLOAkN. IS.
slto.
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RICHMOND. October 8, 1891

RICHMOND, October 3, 1891.
Tie Beard Of Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund:
Gentlemen, Nearly four weeks ago you
requested my professional services in con-
neclion with The coupon cases now pend.
ing in the Circuit Court OF tie United
states, as well a, those in which judgment
Lad been rendered on the Sd September. in
the absence Of the Attorrey-General.
These cases involved interests too large
to be imporlled by want OF harmony BE-.
tween cOunse! representing the Common
wealth, result which l am assured would
follow my further connection with them.
I therefore respectfully retire from any
further participation IN their conduct.
1t Is proper for me TO say that, having
been at no expense and but little labor In
this matter. will receive no compensation
for the little service have tried to do.
With high appreciation Of the honor you
Gid ne in requesting my aid. lam, very re-
spcctiully. your obedicnt servant,
[Signedl W. W. GORDON.
NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION.
Dir. Banks offered the following rcsoIu.
ton, which. under q suspension Of the
THAT the Governor he authorized 10
deliver to the State Board OF Control Of the
Exposition at New Orleans such OF the
portraits IN the library rs said Board may
select; said Boardsto have charge OF said
paintings during the Exposition and return
them to the library in the same condition
in which they were received"
Mr.. Munford offered the following bill,
which was placed on the calendar:
BE IL enacted bI the STATE Of Virginia,
That the sum OF $4,000 be appropriated
for the purpose OF making collective
State exhibit OF the various resources OF
the State Of Virginia at the Exposition st
New Orleans. December |, 1884. The Ali
ditOr Of Public Accounts Is hereby d.
recied TO paw the said amount OF $1,000
out OF any moneys in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, on tie warrant OF
the treasurer OF the state Board OF Con-
troll Of the New Orleans Exposition, coun-
tersisncd by the Governor OF Virginia,
the same to be expended strictly in ac-
cordance with the objects set forth above,
and all OF said appropriation not so ex-
pended shall be covered back INTO the
Treasury.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Mr. Opie: Bill to regulate time for hold
ing courts in The Fourth judicial circuit.
Dir. Chapman: Providing for the work
ing Of the public roads and repairing
bridges in certain counties.
Nr. Evans, of Richmond: Petition of
John w. Wright. administrator.
Mr.. Opie: To increase the usefulness OF
!he Department OF Agricultural, Mining,
and Manufactures.
Mr. Lcftwich: Allowing David l.. Bass,
treasurer OF Campbell county, further time
to return lists OF Insolvency.
Hr. Moon: Amending the Acts in rcla-
ton TO The compensation OF clerks OF the
circuit courts.
Mr.. Camper: TO legalize The charter OF
Botetoult Agricultural ard Mechanical As
sCclstion. ard amend the same.
Mr. Bishop: Incorporating tie Exchange
Bank OF Floyd county.
On motion, the House adjourned to meet
again to-day 1t II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

..,,,i and unjust, making, in effect. tabor.
and NOT property, bear the burt'cns OF
s 81. mont. j. l.. POWELL.
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81. i { { Ak {.

nen' - ,ApiEs' and Missts' choAns
10 10 be found ~
Lt.yy a DAyiss,
1917 AND fole MAIN STREET.
ue.a or,mhnt viii be fonnd
IN ". cc.I,E SILK WEAPPlNtS'
1rnsfsfr mol. MANS, <.,-,.r,
fit.k s'n,a, p,fe 10 trrmrrsc variety,
NY w, mf DUT. MANS. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
CLOTH JAch ~ ri'oAKs and NEW MAR
Our .faori nv ,,,ses II MI pgcs syery compio.c'
ma a S,r ' rr.ces are tho ,ysry lcwes,; VIZ ~"
yite q call. ,o,,,,n oio M m street.
AVA
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VI w rINGiS.

HEADQUARTERS CONHANDERY u
ST. ANDREW, No. IL,
KNIGHTS TEMPLABs,
RICHMOND, VA. october "a. 1884.
GENERAL ORDERS. 49, \.s/
VI KNIGHTS: Attend stated Assem- ~
by OF the tOmm3ndery as the q yum, ~
81 All ans Hail. corner Main and flHrd Il y
streets, THIS (Tridayl EVENING at ~
O'Clock. In Athens dress.
Members Of Richmond COmman iery, No 2,
and Transient cir knights are courteously inyitei
70 attend.
Nv order Of the Eminent Commander.
&c. WALTHALL,
Cspisin-(iencr, H.
Attest: LOUIS l.. ECKFR. Recorder. oc 2t-lt
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r CALL AT THALHIHERs'
WHERE You VIII virD'AS
| 4 sssss Esss ~ sssE ~ T.. i h
INV: SfFH l.: /. | II IS: l..
ASSORTMENT AT
" f. E E Es;ss y
w Erx / ( :
|, +. e : : w :#@E$$
Err E Ear i cog f. sr' sss ss
+ i 4 Il G6oS XIV ssss ::
conDUsETrg wooLLES DRESS GOODS
At ioc.;
GOOD WRITE aud coLORED BLANKETS
t75c;
CoLORED and BLACK SILKS ST 5oc."p;
"a FLANNEL suiTISGs-Piain at 73c' Paid
Msi:
An EXCELLENT LADIES JERSEY st 81
Just baIf-prce;
Ga BLACK DIAGONAL cLoAKiNG at sl'o'
4 SPLENDID UNANSWERED SHIRT At 5Oe.;
MINIS AIL-woOL RED UNDERWEAR atti;
TADLE-LiNENs from 2jc. upwards;
cAssIMFrfs for boys aid gentlemen A. SOC.
upwards;
NICE KID GLOVES at see. upwiri,;
90 a,,on BOYS UNDERsHmTs At 2jc. each;
STYLISH WRAPS Cor ladies' sad children. v,-y
cEcsp;
MERINO UNDERWEAR for seullemea ladies'
and children, extra low;
sHAwLs, SKIRTS. QUILTS, LACE CUR
TAiNs, TOWELS, NAPKINS e., at bottom
prices;
Exu, bargain, in CARPET, RUGS, DRUG
GETS, OIf-CLO1IS, &C.;
Fine stock of GRAPES snd MOURNING VA
gRlCS at very reasonable ratcs;
Full lire Of LATEST STYLES WORsTED
DRESS GOODS, vELvETS, vELyErEENs,
BROCADEs. sURAHs, SILKS, sATINS, &c
RIBBONS. LACES, EMBROIDERIEs. LACE
TIES. FICHUs aud COLLARS, CoRSErs'
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEF sArCHELs'
and numerou, other USEFUL spd DRsIRA-
BILE ARTICLES In great variety. cheaper
than ever. THALuNER BROTHERS,
Sol Broad. corner fifth street.
o. 22-3tStSuTuSTh
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MORE BARGAINS.
rATN IpA-TInfe

$50 licc,, LINEN CRASH as c.;
ALI-iINiN TOWELS - Sc,
FIGURED tAGPEI q BE,
HIb~aud DHl bGtIS 40 tow price
GFNrI.iMi ~ SCABfS, al >iih 20 q ..t
AIL->iLk FOLDED TIE a l2.c..
GEN1LiNil.N LINEN COLLARS ~
~ ANNET.~. BLAME g. HOSIERY. ID A.I
hEHCIilfF>, tkiNGts, LIS. Dol '..
FACED CANTUSr. BED tpNllei tHIl -
tEpCnfT and ~ Ak~Fllll- tii.Ir
lAtFf lETAlNS. LADIES' NDiNtI l.
IABItS' NET SHIRTS AND DRAW
GFNTLEMES$ Nti SHIFTS ANnuf tN
lB>, GEN1lEMtN'~ tNl A. NY.t.
SHIFTS, LApitS ant az NlLf
GLOVES. UI1ION~. PA-~l "a y i.'.
LACf~. NOHsiFD GOOD, JEW
rtHTUNfEN. CAnNiGAN JAf..
GDtsA,ffN~. ~iANL~, NALM'i.t.
MHRllLA> 1ui pAHA~Ni~
W make . snfctalty nt IolL-l i-i-r
FLORIDA WATER a' Gee. ptt ."l'.', 1.t
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-01
Local Notices.

Silver ware at Wales.
Fruit of all kind at Colby's.
Non-Alcoholic extracts at Birds.
Fine line of Croquet at Marshall's
Fine juicy lemons 20 cents at Colby's.
Try the Rutland Steam Laundry. Dean
agent.
Views of Middlebury and vicinity at Al
denis
The place to buy -four and other groceries
is at Bonds.
House and lot for sale on Court street
Mrs. w. w. THOMAS.
Good secondhand buggy wagon for sale
at w. w. Swiney's.
Peaches, fruit, choice cream chocolate
candy at Colby's.
Campers.Eet your supplies at Colby's. the
new restaurant.
Those $3.50 and 81 suits at Bonds are all
wool, and rare bargains.
Call at Chapman & Co.'S and look over
their bargains in suits.
A fine line Rochester IN. " make child
ren's shoes at Beckwith Il Co.
A new lot of fine oil paintings in gilt
frames for 50 80 at Smiths.
STEWART & WILDs, attorneys at law Of
flee removed to the Court House
1ce-cold soda and Saratoga water on
draft at the old Case 4 Rider store
% children's knee pant suits for BOYS. to
years old, al less than cost, at Bond Bros,
All who are indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. +. r. CLAY.
Prescriptions accurately compounded
from pure material, at old Case IL Rider
drug store.
Twenty-Five boxes of lemons, the finest in
the market, will be sold at 20 cents per doz.
at Colbys.
All persons having accounts with Earl Il
Barnum are requested to call and settle at
once. Don't fail.
The July reduction sale at Bond Bros is
attracting close and careful buyers. Money
saved by visiting them.
We find at the reduced price in flour that
our customers often take two barrels where
they have been in the habit of taking only
one. w, +. Bird * Co.
10 LaRock wants to buy poultry at his
place of business, Seymour street. nearly
opposite the cattle yards. The highest price
paid for poultry alive or dressed.
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State and Vicinity.

Nergennes Republicans have flung to
the breeze three Blaine and Logan flags.
We understand that Mr.. IIamel of Ii
conderoga, n. Y, has lately sold his
two young horses by Aristos for So
600 apiece. They showed trial in 2 ~
and Pop. Mr.. Read of Boston lately
gave his mare by Arstos mile in ? -
1t is supposed that John Quinn of Rut-
land. who was poisoned by his wife as is
claimed, received the fatal dose of paris
green in plate of soup prepared by his
wife. A can of paris green was found
on the buttery shelf. The hearing before
Justice Bailey is not yet concluded, but
has been adjourned by consent of all par
ties until an analysis of the stomach can
be made.
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of the equator, about 1000 miles from
Seychelles and 500 from Madagascar.
The capital, Port Louis, is a city of So
900 inhabitants. enjoying all the luxuries
and comforts of modern civilization. Mr..
Prentis was a member of Col. Slough
tons I'd regiment L. 5. Sharpshooters
during the war of the rebellion, and was
finally mustered out of the service for
disability contracted in the line of duty.
from which he still suffers. lie is now
at home on leave of absence of several
months, and will spend the summer. with
his wife and children. at the residence of
his parents in Waitsfield, Vt.