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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-05-02

IILE0UHOVE LIDItAN1 AND NE1iDIANO ItOO1ff'
OPEN SATURDAYS FROM 800 TO 900 P. NJ.
Second story Riley's Building.
Membership fees. .$2.OO.
Annual Observation-Disclosures 1.O0.
Permits granted for use of books at cents per
week, on application to any of the trustees.
E. s. FOGG, Secretary.
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Briefs and Personals.

The Supreme Council, Royal Arean um
has ordered the payment OF the benefit on
the life Of NJ. A. Mcdonald, formerly re-
sident OF Richmond and member OF Me-
Carthy Council. who was lately accidental
ly killed in Denver. Col. The payment viii
be made by the treasurer OF Denver Coun'
ell. No. 593.
Yesterday 1t was thought that one OF DR..
McGuire's RIBS was broken b. the accident
OF Monday; but nevertheless it is expected
that he will be able to csme 10 the city TO-
morrow. Colonel Talcott and the Others
are getting on well.
The Circuit Court, in the case OF the
Commonwealth Us. The Planters and Me-
chanics Savings Bank OF the City OF Pc
tersburg and its suretles, has rendered
judgment against the folio wing parties for
the banks failure TO pay over to the state
the amount deposited therein at the time OF
its failure: B. A. Davis, G. E. Perkinson,
Ed. Whyte, and G. ID. Eaaes. judgment
would have been rendered against these
parties before but for insufficient notice.
Mr.. Henry d. Creery, while superintend-
ing the removal OF some OF The stOne-wOrk
from the tower OF the First Presbyterian
church, received severe hurt in the coi-
lar-bone day before yesterday, but was out
yesterday.
A little boy named Glenn fell from car
riage on Broad street Yesterday and was
quite badly hurt. tJ
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Cornelius Pool and Bertie Jackson (bOth
cOloredj were fined So each for fighting in
the street.
Catherine Moore and Fannie Winston
(both cOlored), cursing and abusing each
other in the street, were required to give
security in the sum of 800 each for six
months.
Sylvia Lucus (cOloredD was fined s. for
contempt OF court.
r. Ii. Smith (colored), porter at the Re-
treat for the sick, was fined s. for mis-
demeanor.
Samuel Frayser (colored), drunk. Fined
900 and cost.
John Carter (coloredl, drunk and dis
orderly. Fined $3.50 and cost.
John Browr (colOred) was fined $500
and cost for striking Wilson Fields with
whip.
Moses Norman (colored). charged with
playing cards for money OH the street, was
required 10 give security for his future
good behavior.
Samuel Frayser (colored) was fined S5for
creating a disturbance in the bar-room OF
Julius Bloeber.
james b. Mayo and Mary Oakley (both
colored). charged with feloniously break
ing and entering in the daytime the dwell
ng-house OF Mrs. Louisa Aillhiser aud
stealing one pOcket-book containg SG1.
They were both sent on to the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-25
Political.

The National Republican Committee and
the Democratic Committee OF Virginia both
meet tomorrow the former in New York,
the latter in Alexandria.
Some OF the StraightOuts will attend the
Republicans meeting to ascertain the view
OF the committee with reference to their
electoral ticket. The StraightOuts wish the
National Committee TO fuse Blaine elec-
toral ticket from the two existing tickets
the Malone ticket and the Wickham-
Dezendorf ticket. That Malone will OBJ
iect to. lie stands on the decision OF the
Chicago Convention.
The Democratic Committee will have u
number Of important measures to consider,
but none Of the importance OF that one in
reference to getting an extra session OF the
General Assembly. A session is needed,
it is claimed, to district the State for elect
ors; the General Assembly having at the
last session reapportiOned for congressman
but neglected to DO so for electors. IL all
the Democrats and General Wlckham and
Mr.. Callahan, StIaightouts, sign the de-
mand upon the Governor, they will con-
stitute the necessary two thirds OF each
house.
There now seems no dissent to the often
expressed opinion that the General Assem-
bly, must be convened, II at all, earlier than
eptember-that is, If the committee do Lot
want the canvass tied up in ga test case 4"
in the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
In case there is TO be no extra session the
committee are authorized to appoint the
twelve electors, the Convention having ap-
pointed eleven, and left the question OF the
fmolfth with tbp committee.
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DOMESTICS SHUT OUT.
The Virgin las Beat the Domestics 10 to o In
the First (iame

Notwithstanding the threatening weather
yesterday and a light rainfall Just be-
fore O'Clock, a crowd numbering about
400 persons were out TO witness the first OF
the three games between the DomestIcs
and the Virginias. The rain continued
to fall for about half-hour; after
which the sky remained cloudy, and
made the evening fine both for the
players and the spectators. The visitors
were greeted with Z. Dugan in the box.
and W. Dugan behind the bat. Dugan's
pitching was very effective, having " struck
out" twelve men and had only four hits
made on him.
Kilroy and Gaunt formed the Domestics'
battery, but their work was by no means
as effectua as that Of the Dugan brothers.
The visitors were entirely unable to
catch on " TO Dugan, and only struck him
for four scattering hits.
The home team batted Kilroy easily, and
by the assistance OF the errors made by the
visitors won victory of 10 to 0. The
noue uoys playeu perfect fielding game
10 errors save one by Z. Dugan for striking
a man. Glenn made three base hits, Nash
a three-bagger, and Powell home-run.
The game was interrupted fer few min
utes in the fourth inning by Swami
getting one OF his fingers badly hurt, dis
abling him for he remainder OF the game,
Mr.. Creamer was called in and ne played
right field the remainder OF the game.
Below is the detailed score:
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Manchester.

Last night was the time for the regular
monthly meeting OF the City School Board.
No quorum being present, the meeting ada
iourned.
The Meade-Memorial Sunday school
left here for its annual pic-Etc at Bon Air
at 0 O'Clock yesterday morning. carrying
several coaches well filed with the scholars
and friends OF the school. The party
spent quite pleasant day. The delights
oi the day were marred by an accident to
the oldest son OF Mr.. VI. l.. Lloyd, OF this
city. This youth while playing on the pa
yiIion fell of and struck his head against
stump, cutting an artery and lnnictlng
an ugly cash. The unfortunate boy, with
his parents, came home on the first train.
DIR. Mathews was summoned and seWed
up the wound.
Mr.. Thomas W. Gentry, master mechanlc
at the Danville shops, has left the city Tor
Atlanta, Ca, where he will accept SINH
lar but much more lucrative position. Mr.
Gentry started here an apprentice about
twelve years ago. Mr.. Willie Owens, now
assistant master mechanic, will be general
foreman until other arrangements are
made.
Mayor TAYLOR disposed OF several cases
Yesterday morning, none OF them I'M
portant. ,.,.,o, -,
There will be an adjourned meeting OF
the CITY Council Friday night. This will
be the last meeting OF the old Council. The
new one will go into office July lst.
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y. w. Bowe, real estate agent and auc-
toneer. has recently made the following
sales: lG2 feet vacant ground at corner OF
Laurel and Spring streets for -, 1925; GO
feet on north side OF Franklin west OF
Shafcr street for $500; 10 7-l2 feet on
Grove avenue near the Boulevard for
S767.62; 10 7-12 feet on Floyd street near
the Boulevard for 1891 .3S; about acres
on Broad and Franklin streets near Fair
Grounds for 5000; house and lot on Park
avenue and Cherry streets, running
through to Floyd street, for 100000; 60
feet on Park avenue near Plum street for
81, l40: - feet on Grove avenue near Plum
street for $3.50; ~ feet on seventh street
between Marshall and Clay for 81 400 4;
house and lot in Ashland for $4,000; l05
feet on Williams street near Graham for
SlO0: - feet on Leigh street near B0we
for 1850; acres on Grove road, with in
different improvements, for $2,5l0; store
at southwest corner OF Broad and Ninth
streets for $1,000; house on Marshall be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets for $3.50; {;
moiety OF farm in Hanover county for
$3.50; lot ilt feet on Leigh street near Gill
mer for S4l5; ID acres near HowarPs
Grove, with Improvements. for $4,000 I;
store adjoining DIS patch office, on leased
ground, for 81, 200; 92 feet on Grove and
Plum streets for $1,7S0; "Whitby," on
James river below Manchester. for S21,-
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RICHMOND, VA, June "a, 1884
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

~ N'C ASNtt'' " wv it'f fN'S't'
The Daily record, published by Mr..
Harvey Wilson, says in the issue OF
the 23d instant that j. j. Wilson, Son Il
Co. have been sued for the sum OF $500.
This Is a publication calculated to do us
great injustice and injury. The only facts
upon which it could have been founded are
as followS-tO wit: We sold on June 18th
six hOgsheads OF tobacco for White Il LO-
max, OF Caroline county, raised rs part
nership crop on j. G. Whites farm. Be
fore the tobacco was sold we were notified
by the sheriff OF Caroline county tha: he
held lien upon Mr.. Whites portion OF
the tobacco. and fOrbidding us paving any
portion of the proceeds to Mr.. White. We
have paid Mr.. LOmaX his share OF the pro-
ceeds, and held Mr. Whites portion in ac-
cOrdance with notice from the sheriff. The
suit instituted in the Circuit Court OF
Richmond by John q. White was merely
to test the question rs to who is entitled to
the money in our hands. We stand ready
to pay the money to whOmsoeyer the Court
may direct, as we do to pay all OF our lia'
biities. j. j. WILSON. Son * Co.
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The several lodges OF Masons in the city
met yesterday morning and night re-
spectiyely for the installation OF oncers
and celebration OF the festival OF st. John
the Baptist-the latter an occasion of deep
est interest 10 every true Mason The
members OF Metropolitan Lodge, NO. IL,
intalled at Z O'Clock, and Joppa Lodge, NO.
40. at 1880 O'Clock a. NJ, ai,e. whlcn
breakfast was enjoyed. AL Z O'Clock L: W.
Temple Lodge installed, followed by Rich
mond Lodge. No. 10, at O'Clock; st.
Johns, No. 36, Dove Lodge, No. 81, and
Loge Francaise. No. SO, at O'Clock P. N.
The banquet following was served by Mr..
William Krause, and was very enjoyable.
The ceremonies took place at st. Albans
Hall. The Scottish Rite Masons (southern
Jurisdiction observed the day by meeting
nj Krausc Hotel at o'clock L. ii. Pelican
Chapter, Knights Rose Croix, Scottish
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ROat C1ub.

1t is to be regretted that Richmond will
not be represented in the coming State re-
gatta. The Richmond Boat Club, whose
excellent crew, composed OF s. G.. Fry,
stroke; David Edmond, No. 3; Z. G. Raw
lings, No. 2; Lewis Rawlings, boarswain.
and G. =. Halves, coXswain, whose record
ct Lynchburg in July, 1888, and at WASH
ington IN August, 1883, was so creditable
to themselves and so satisfactory TO their
friends, will be unable TO row, owing to
the absence from the city OF two Of their
men-Mr. Fry, who has moved to Florida.
and Ned Rawlings, who is travelling
South. They have sold their beautiful
cedar gig to the Virginia Boat Club, and
have disbanded their club. The Virginia
Club will not row in the coming regatta.
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SpRINGFIELD. Tenn.


Or. J. Brddfeld: Dear Sir,-My daughter has
been ffe-ing for many years with that dreadful
aflic;ion known as Female Disease, which has cost
me many dollars, AID Notwithstanding had the
best medical attendance, could not find relief.
have used many other kinds of medicines with
out any effect. had just about given her up, and
was out of heart, but happened In the store of w
w. Eckler, several weeks since, and he knowing
Of my daughter afiliction, persuaded me to buy
bottle of your Female Regulator. She began TO
improve at once / was so delighted with its eff
fects that bought several more bottles oft; and,
knowing what do about 1t, If to-day one of my
family was suffering with that awful disease, /
would have II if it cost $50 bottle; for can
truthfully say IL has cured my daughter sound and
well; and myself and wife do most heartily recon-
mend your Female Regulator to be just what il is
represented 10 be.
Respectfully,
II. ID. FEATHERSTON.
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Rite. joined with the above in the festivi-
ties incident to the occasion. Richmond
Randolph Lodge, No. 10. installed It's
officers at ! o'clock last evening at the old
Masons' Hall, Franklin street. There was
full attendance, and much interest mani
tested in this lodge Of centennial growth.
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The pegram. battalion Association.

This Association has fallen upon very
interesting and pleasant method Of SPEND
ing q retnion-day. They intend to cele-
brate the occasion on Friday by making an
excursion to the various battle-fields around
Richmond. after which banquet will be
held at Sanger Hall. This battalion did
valuable service during the war, having
participated In forty-three engagements.
They have a fine record, and are Justly
proud OF il. Omnibuses viii leave the
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets at 0
O'Clock A. u. sharp for the balsle.felds.
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Other Games.
IBy telegraph 10 the DisnatC

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Boston: Cincinnati OUnions), Z; Boston
UnioDS), 6.
Chicago: Boston, 6; Chicago, 13.
Harrisburg: Trenton, l; Harrisburg,
13.
Baltimore: : Baltimore Unions). II; Chi
cago (UniOns), s.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, II; Allegheny,
Cleveland: Philadelphia, 6 Cleveland,
2.
Detroit: Providence, /; Detroit, 0.
(Fourteen innings.l
Louisville: Louisville, 6; MetropOi-
itan, /.
Toledo: Toledo, 4; Baltimore, 3.
st. Louis: st. Louis, 8; Washngtons, 8.
Buffalo: New YorkS, 10; Buflalos, 5.
Columbus Columbus, 8; BroOklyns, A.
Philadelphia: st. Louis (UniOns), 10;
Keystone UniOns), |.
Wilmington: Allentowns, 0; Whining
tons, T.
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Election OfChtcfs.

At regular council Of Jamestown Tribe
No. Al, l. o. r. NJ, held ir their wigwam
on June "a, 1894, the following chiefs were
elected for the ensuing six moons: Will
liam Kuhn, w. S.; W. l.. Smith, Senior
s.; Thomas England, Junior s.; w. Wake.
field, Keeper OF Wampum; o. f. Wise,
Chief Of Records.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

The Petersburg Telephone Exchange
having been recently re0pened, and the
trunk-line connection between Richmond
and Petersburg having been reestablished,
you are cordially invited, until further no.
tice. to rake a liberal Use OF the Peters
burg connection and Exchange without
any extra charge for theseryice.
Il. ID. WILKINSON,
Assistant Manager.
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STATE OE GE0K

STATE OF GEORGIA, TROUP COUNTY.
Ihave examined the recipe Of DIR. Josiah Brad
field, and pronounce 1t to be a combination OF
medicines Of great merit in the treatment Of al
diseases Of females for which he recommends 1t.
WILLIAM L. BEASLEY, NJ. ID.
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Fine decorated toilet and tea-sets will be
sold to-day from . to l03 O'Clock at auction
at my store. These are not common but
hand-painted gOods-Such as have never
been sold at auction before. Remember
the sale is at an early hour.
.JNO. u. LAUGHTON, AuctiOneer.
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HOTEL
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT,
LONG BRANCH, Nj.
COTTAGES and RESTAURANT OPENJUNE q.
HOTEL AND SEA-WATER BATHS
OPEN II-NE

Most of the rooms In the hotel have been entirely
!ished. \ ROLLER SKATING RINK
lZUxsO feet, which Will also be used rs a BALL
AND CONCERT-ROOM, and a LADIES' Bill
LIARD-ROON are In course 0f construction ON
the HOTEL GROUNDS. The HOTEL STABLES
win be, as usual. under the charge Of RYERSON
K BROWN, Of the NEW YORK CAB COMPANY.
nv i-eOd2m II. VI. uIIDRETH.
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w D NJ A N.
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TERS OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
NEAR MARIETTA, GA.

Some months ago bought bottle of DR.. j.
Bradheld's Female Regulator and used 1t in my
family with great satisfaction. | have recon-
mended 1t to three families. and they have found
II to be just what is claimed for II. The female
who have used 1t are now in perfect health and
able to attend TO their household duties.
REV. II. Il. JOHNSON.
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Mrs. James II. Sparks and her daughter,
Miss Lucy, OF Fort Smith, Ark, are in the
city. the guests Of their relative, II. VI.
Smith, Esq.
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YIRGINIAS.
DOMESTICS.
INNINGS
| y z 4

IL "a 5 6 o Total.
V%mGstlcs Vtrg;Nide .'..''00 Q Q o Q o
Earned runs Nireimas, .. TwO-base hits-Lar-
kin, Dugan, T.. Three-base hits-JOhnstOn, 1.
Home rms-Powcll. Left on base-Domestics. ; /;
NirRinias. 9. Struck out-DOmestics, IL; Virgin
ils. g. Base on bdlls-Nirginias, 3. Passed balls
Gaunt, 9. Scorer. II. G. Johnston Umpire, NJ
West Time of game, two hours.
The Domestics will play the Eirginias
again this afternoon, when it is to be hoped
they will show up better.
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The Excursion 20 Cool Spring Church,

nine miles from Richmond by Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. this afternoon will be a
pleasant affair. Leave at 4:30 =. NJ. and
return at $50. Dialogues, music, &c, by
the Sunday school, and refreshments fur
nished by the ladies'.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
lIPRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, NA.-1he
10oth annual session OF this Institution will begin
on SEPTEMBER 4TH at IL o'clock Nj. Applicants
for entrance ought to be present on The preceding
day. For catalogues and further lniormati0n az
dress The President of the college, Rev. RICHARD
MCILWAINE, II. d.. Hampden- sidney College
va je 25-W&Sa2m
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. +. LAUGHTCN, JR., 1890 A. VI. boots,
shoes. &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, IL NJ, very valuable
stock.
\. W. BOWE, 8 p. NJ, brick store No. 1909 east
Franklin street
JNO. f. LAUGHTON, Jr., $50 A. NJ, china tea
and tOilet-sets.
FURMAN UPPER, 8 Z. NJ, framed house on
Linden street.
GRTBBS & &APPERSON, o 7. NJ, brick dwelling
No. ll2 east Canal street.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 1880 4. W., furniture,
maIfrnssas. &c.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

FOR BOTH SEXES
Under care of members of the Religious Society
of Friends. Thirty minutes from Broad-street
station. FULL COLLEGE C0URSES-Classical.
Scientific, and Literary. Also, PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Location unsurpassed for heaithfnl-
ness. Extensive grounds; new and costly build
ninth month-SEPTEMBER 8, 1884. Apply
early to ensure admission. For catalogue and fall
particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGILL, A. NJ, President.
te17.3m SwarthmOre, Delaware county, Pa.
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Treatise on the Health and Happiness of Woman
mailed free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box %, Atlanta, Ga.
[ie 24-dlw&wltl
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old POINT COMFORT,
~ VIRGINIA..

III bflA 1OlELi
situated one hundred yards from Fort Monroe.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Equal to any hotel In
the United States. surroundings unsurpassed;
appointments, table, and service uncxcelled.
Baihing, boating, fishing, and driving specially
attractive. Pre.eminentlY a resort for southern
people. Terms less for equal accommodations
Than any resort In the country. Pure ocean air,
free from malaria, and conducive 10 refreshing
sleep. Send for descriptive pamphlet.
my 1S-eOd3m II. PHOFBUS. Proprietor.
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS, BATH
COUNTY. VA.

THESE SPRINGS will be open for the rocep-
ton Of guests JUNE lsr. Accommodations
frst.class. Baths vary in temperature from 7so
10 Il0o Fahrenheit. The efficacy Of thee waters
I'm the treatment OF various chronic Diseases such
as rheumatism. GOut Neuralgia, and affections
Of the skin. Kidneys, LIVER and Uterus, I, estab-
lished by an experience Of century. BOARD
~ per day, i25 per week. FOffurther iDforma~
ton. or pamphlets, address VI. NUSTOF,
ID 4-eOdlOt Genera MapaQpf.
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TAILOKs AND CLeTHIERs.
" HOLD ON!"

" HOLD oNi"
Don't rush 50 madly along the highways of ex-
istence 1t is true that life Is short at best, and
our brief" span but a drop in the ocean Of time,
still we say,
HOLD ON,
and look around you. There are many beautiful
things in this world 10 admire. If you're at loss
FOX something 10 look at, you can stroll down to
THE MARBLE-HALL CLOTHING-HOUSE.
You've heard great deal of the place, and you've
made up your mind to come for some time AMI
take peep. ofcourse you'll go away feeling that
you've seen our tempting display OF
STYLISH $40 SUITS,
and the chances are very great that 1t has light
ered your pecket- book, but then your stock of wis
dom has been increased, and you have at last
found place where
FAIR DIVISION OF PROFIT Is MADE WITH
THE PURCHASER.
30, again, we say, HOLD ONT" Take time TO
breathe. Don't try to beat an express train
"making time" through tlis vale Of tears, and
you'll live longer and die happier for having taken
nshmeut OF II. SCHWARHSCHILD'S,
Marble Hall,
Je22 corner Fourteenth aud Main streets.
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Mir If2N ,fs ' 1Ve'
n MUsIi
S6Gb s
a vothdo
atmehh
than the
b ca
at
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( fNoBB's ISLAND, VA.

The nnest and safest sarf.b ,thtns ocean,, cham
nel sDd shark fishing and ssipe- shooting.
Wonih.
Route. fEpm Old Point and Norfolk bv steamer
Nor,hampton 20 cherrystoae every MONDAY,
%EDNEsDAY, and FRIDAY. The Baltimore
aud Wsshinstan sics,ncrs make eta connection
tiixhugh. Address
j. l'SNl !. =. sg.ApY.
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A CARD.
would most respectfully call attention to my
numerous friends and the public In gehera' '""'
am selling tie finest stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever offered in this city at 26 per cent oeio"
cost having been instructed by the VI '"S
MsFIT STORE
10 turn the stock into cash with Ms hitie oesy aS
possible. The stock Is all the spring purchaSeS-
fresh, stylish goods, sizes complete
MEMS SUITS, YOUTHS SUITS
BOYS SUITS, CHILDRES's SUITS
large stock OF FINE PANTALooSs,
HEAVY and LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATS,
ALPACA COATS, sEERsUCKER COATS
WHITE VESTS, at the
MIsFIT STORE, 9l2 MAIN STREET
A. NJ. KELLEY, Trustee.
epecial inducements 10 merchants. Jci1
CHINA. Gi.AsswAkE, Ae.
-----.->--~-~-~-~s>S,~-->| 40
~Io'fo' srArroRDsHIRE,
1870 PIECES,
D,sSpa. BREAKFAST, and TEA COMBINED.
Il IN place of the l2o pieces for siA.so.
GEORGE O. GIBSON, Js.'
AL. 1907 Main stress.