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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
UANTIyG FUNDS FOR TIE GENERAL ELE0H0N.
The Mnnicnal Council of the Irish National

Land L,a-ue for the City OF New.York held meeting
~ No 81 Union Place. last evening circular from mo
irish National League OF America vas read requesting
tie council 10 take stop, TO raise money 70 meet inc
lawful expenses Of tho approaching general election and
TO assist m the formation Of a parliamentary fund
motion was carried appoint committee to unite WIN
Eugene Kelly aud Othcr men OF wealth ana social stand
ing for the purpose Of making collections lhia notion
however was recOnsdcred and laid over until the neHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-AbOut 100 freight
agents assistant freight agents and general managers Of
the leading railways and fast fret yht lines gin the United
states east OF Chicago here to-day TO audit their 40
counts. Their deliberations fclr exclusively % thc So
element OF the accounts resulting from Interchange OK
freight traffic.
CHICAGO, April 0-Thc directors Of the Mexican Cen
trail Railroad left here to-day - &c AZ hs
Cerc m0ny CT the formal opening u the line.
CHICAGO, April 30.At the annual meeting Of the aook
holders OF the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company to-day tho old Board OF Directors were ~
elected
PORTSMOUTH, Y. IT,, April 30-in the case OF ms
Northern Railroad against tho 0elen5burs and Like
Champain Railroad, JuIye L0SaN decides that tao
former may maintain it, cross pil M @tN-ltain )'hic
OMAHA April 3O.-Genegs iaagcr Clark. OF tho Chioa
Pacific Railroad, acting under instructions from ths
Board Of Dlrcctors hae issued order which goes INFO
effect tomorrow, reducing salaries follows: OYer
50 500 per aunum, ID per cent between $1,000 and
- 1900 per cent less than ~ OtO 10 per cent mo
reduction applies 10 al employees except locomotive IN
gineers ana hremen.
WAsnNGTON, April 30-The 9 nate today passed 30
bo accept and raty srccmen with the confcderaed
tribes Of the Flathesd, Kootenay and Pend dpreihs
Indians for portion OF their reservation in tho Territory
Of Montana required for the OF the Northern Fachs
road; also tho bill 10 authorize the Oregon PacuJ
Railroad Company construct one or more bridge!
the willamette River between Salon ana tlt nedi
Of navigation of the river in the state OF oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

The Consolidated Imperial Mining Company mas
levied an assessment OF cents per share
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Another bulish influence was derived from the consul
tstions now being held here by number OF prominent
rocer. with regard TO the suatioutn the fields. IL is
hoed that some action win be taken by which the output
can be curtaed until prices Improve. The market roso
from cents 10 9Gl cents. In the afternoon IL
broke under rrrorts that Mir Keene's stock privilege
tr,ibes extended 10 the oil market. rally quickly
followed aud was evident THAI strong men came 10 lhe
rescue Tho market closed hrn at the best plcos Oh 'he
Jay.
.. ,.rL.na md tha tnfaI AnIlnrs " IS
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THE REPUBLICANS OF KANSAS.

The STATE CONVERSION oYEkwhELAlN"Lf FOR
BLAINE.
TOPEKA, Kan, April 30.-The Republican
State Convention met here yesterday elect four dele
sa.esstafge " the National Convention Captain j. H.
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MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr THE yEWYJRi HrYTy1 RrORAS9s
EEw-YoRK. April 30, 1884.
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FINANCES or AUBURN PRISON.


AUBURN, April 3O.-The prison earnings FOR
April 1888 Ga aud the disbursements 80 l95 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-01

The cloarauccs tor the month OF Apr were &c" t,tS
2G7.15i.OOO: Bradford lo6,l6s'OOO' al" '"''0'|
l51 .631, 900 barrels. ,
lie refined market was unchanged.
,,,.,,,,p Pom April O-rrtrO!eum nfm ana Dig nor
,ota, r,ns TUESDAY 0I363 bb!s' total shipnens 4oto
mis- susrters, 66GG6 hns crar~nces ~ ~,
Td 20 line certificates opened at - IA, .o
I'M" Hell during he day aud closed Al SO%' a1sD~"
price, 0O1e
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A BIG MORTGAGE FILED.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmusz.I

ROCHESTER, April 30.-A New-York attorney
aamed KLEIN this morning appeared at the County Clerks
Office with the original S25,Ooo000 mortgage on tbs
property Of the West Shore Road He ia on hs way 10
county clerks Offices OF the various counties through
which the railroad runs showing the mortgage and hing
copies Of it. This Is in accordance with the law, ana
County Clerk McNaught0n at compared the original
and the copy and decided 20 file and record the latter,
injunction served by Robert H. Moore
ana others. The original injunction was not shown when
The copy served aud Is therefore held 70 De OF no
effect. Tho mortgage is made by the w-lolk, MeSs
shore and Buffalo Railway Company 10 Aslbel Greea,
tF tee
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IowA oyrRwELMINGLY FOR BLMXE.


A SOLID DELEGATION FOR HIM-GOoD WORDS FOR
ALL TIE CANDIDATES IN THE STATE CONYXN-
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Name.
CLOSING PRICES OF OALIFORyIA STOCKS
sAS Francisco. April 30, 1885,

seller 30 atl5. unpail otiot Buyer 50 Al
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So enyiable j name has this famous Mineral Wa
ter that the managers Of inferior mnel al springs,
desrous of initiating the natural purity of the bot
tied water Of Congress Spring, inject powerful
acid in their bottled water to preserve the crude
ingredients In soluton being so heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such contriyances, bogus testimonials, and
doctored analysis cards they seek 10 rival the pure
medicinal waters of Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors TO Saratoga fully un-
derstand these crude, harsh waters-manyOf them
after painful experiences. IN proof Of this fact
zee can produce great many responsible names.
Bat the Saratoga visitors without experience, and
many who use the bottled waters (often labelled as
euratives for disorders which they positively ag-
gravate), should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, a sense of burning
and internal Irritation, and do rreparable injury
o the digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD on DRAU6HT.
For sale by druggists grocers, wine merchants
and hotels. Th,Su&Tu3m
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Briefs and Personals.

The Ballard case was partly heard IN the
Circuit Court yesterday.
The meeting at the Fulton Baptist church
is growing in interest. Last night num-
her requested prayer. Rev. Mr.. Leslie
will continue 10 preach this week at 8
p. N.
A large crowd assembled at Union-Sta-
ton church yesterday afternoon to witness
the marriage Of William p. Woodson, son
OF our City Collector, and Lula, daughter
OF James e. Mitchell, Of Henrico county.
Rev. Mr.. Cheatham officlated and Mrs. w.
G.. Peyton presided at the organ. The
brides presents were numerous and hand.
some, showing the high appreciation oi
her friends. The couple left on the north
ern train for an extended trip, with best
wishes Of their many friends. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted az best men :
Charles L. Brauer. S. WOodson, J. w.
Brauer, II. Schlelser, James Hancock, and
John II, Lively.
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kSoxart Tonight,

1. Overture, "Pique Dame" (Suppe,) Or
chestra. .. Violin solo, "Arkansaw FRA
weller and Banjo Tune" tVieuxtemps.l
Mr.. John Kessnich. 3. Soprano solo.
.'Heayen Hath Shed Tear" lkucken,l
Miss Anna l.. Fuller, Of Philadelphia,
with orchestral accompaniment composed
expressly for Miss Fuller by ID. ID. Wood,
the blind organist OF st. stephens church,
Philadelphia.) 4. Cayatina, "Lucia dl
Lqmermoor," Oonizetti,) Orchestra. 5.
Piano solo, "Pasquinade, GOttschalk, Z"
arranged by Joseffy.) Miss Lizzie Dick,
man. g. Soprano solo. "Spring Song
(MendelssohD.) with orchestral accompani'
ment. Miss Anna l.. Fuller, OF Philadel'
phia. T. "Blue Danube Waltz" STRAUSS,
Orchestra
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Paw Treasurer Cary.

Assessments will have to be paid by all
primary-election candidates to Colonel
John B. Cary, treasurer Of the City Com
mittee, before 6 p. VI. OF Monday, April
2Sth.
The assessment on candidates for dele
Gates to be elected TO the Democratic state
Convention has been already fixed. 1t is
81 each. The other assessments will be
agreed upon by the committee tomorrow
night.
1t follows, except in the case OF candi-
dates offering as delegates, that it is useless
to tender Colonel Cary money before sat
urday, for until then he will not know
what to charge.
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supreme Court OF Appeals.

Cralle Us. CralIe. Submitted.
French Us. Waterman and ais. Passed.
Garland Us. Garland's administrator, &c.
Passed.
Town Of Suffolk rs. Parker. Foot OF
docket.
Cheatham Us. Cheatham's executor and
ais. Foot OF docket.
MorrisOn's executor Us. HOUSEHOLDER
administrator and ais. Foot OF docket.
Brown Us. Browns adminlstratrix. Foot
OF docket.
Jones Us. Rixey, sc. Foot OF docket.
Rixey's administrator Us. Morehead'
Foot OF docket.
Hllps administrator rs. Iiill and ats
Foot Of docket.
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u.syrn.d Accident.

Yesterday mornings mixed train which left
Lynchburg Tuesday night on the Allegha-
nv road had an accident when nearing the
Five. Mile Locks. The journal OF Balti-
more and Ohio freight car broke, causing
eight cars TO jump the track. r'eoi .nsra
damage to them aud their freight was
slight. The sleeper and the eoach a.taened
10 the train were not DISTURBED. a tram
from Richmond brought the passengers
down al 900 yesterday morning and The
track was soou cleared.
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Manchester.

The Hastings Court yesterday was oc-
cupied with civil cases.
The case Of Mrs. Smith Us. The Rich
mond and Danvile Railroad Company for
damages is set for trial to-day. This suit
originated from injuries received by Mr..
Smith by beng run over by a train or en-
CINE on the Danyille road.
The case. before the Mayors Court yes
terday morning were Of a trifling nature.
The usual services at the city churches
were well attended last night, notwith-
standing the threatening weather.
Rev. James Reynolds. Jr., preached at
the Methodist church last night. There
was a large congregation present and one
or more conversions, and several penitents.
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The Carnival.

Tonight the Carnival programme will
probably be the best OF all.
The drawing has been postponed until
tomorrow night, as many persons holding
tickets so requested on account OF other
engagements. After consultation with
members OF the Citizens Committee ii was
decided 10 sell coupon tickets, good for
chances for the prizes (only 10 those in the
hall who have purchased admission tick
ets), at half price. Many Of these coupons
were purchased last night, and il the entire
number printed is sold the Carnival will
be financial success, and thus attain the
object for which il is giyen-namely, uni
forming a volunteer company.
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The sfraighfouts-

The straigbtout Republican City Con-
yention met at their headquarters last night
and elected the following delegates and
alternates to the Republican state Conven-
tion, which meets in this city on the Soth
instant: ,., \,
Delegates Otis II. Russell, James NJ ~
Donnan. Leander Farrara, +. ID. Champnn,
Roland Hill, w. II. Carter, William IL;
Lester. n. V. Bachus, c. +. Whittie, and
Peter.F. Willis.
Alternstes: Mr.. Worthan, Abra'n usrd'
ner. C. Robinson, II. ii. Johnson Charie'
Nichnlas
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To the voters of Monroe ward.

RICHMOND, Va, April ~. 1854.
Having heard that during my absence
from the city Z" slate" OF candidates for
the Convention was made out for Monroe
Ward. wish 10 say that am candidate
irrespective Of "slates," and shall run on
the fact OF having been resident OF that
ward for eighteen years. and on my record
as an active worker for the Democratic
party. II ] am not able TO see the voters
generally, 1t Is because l am engaged In
Lynchburg and in other parts Of the State,
as well as here, in helping to bring our
party into line for the presidential contest,
on the principles which will secure unity
between all classes and harmoniou, action
for the promotion Of our prosperity and
the development Of our resources. Be-
lieving tins to be the right policy OF the
party, / ask the voters Of Monroe Ward to
elect me, with the assurance that when ]
seek an honor at their hands 1t will never
be in the shape OF an Office, but only
place in the front, where may serve the
people and the State. Respectfully,
PAGE McCARTY.
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Important to Mineral.water Drink.

What a well-informed correspondent
New York Graphic, August 6, 1888:
BY the by, the great mineral-water
its efficacy, purity, and acknowledged san
itary properties, but because OF the rcpara-
ton their systems, impaired by raSping
waters, invariably receive. A few years
ago there was mania for strong and harsh
waters. The injuries wrought upon their
constitutions by this unnatural indulgence
ultimately worked out revolution, and
now all sensible people who value health
use the milder and safer waters like those
OF this celebrated spring.
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BASE BAIL.
The CIevelands Beat the virginias TO 3 In
Eight Inninas

Notwithstanding the very threatening
weather yesterday afternoon about two
or three hundred lovers OF this sport
were out TO witness the game between the
Clevelands and the Virginias. The Cleye-
lands were expected to play here Monday
and Tuesday, but in consequence OF their
delay in Baltimore Monday and the rain
here Tuesday they were unable to make
their appearance on the Virginia Park un-
til Yesterday.
The game was called at 4:45, the Cleyc-
lands at the bat-Moffatt and McGuire
forming the Clevelands' and the Dugan
brothers the Yirginias' battery. The game
progressed very quietly and with compara-
tive little interest through the eight nm
ings that were played. The ground was
so very muddy that good playing was i'm
possible. The Clevelands batted Dugan's
balls with greater ease than any club that
has played here this season. The game re-
suited in score Of to 3 in favor OF the
Clevelands. The following is the official
score.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teeihing, Is the prescription Of Que Of the
best female physicians aud nurses in the United
states, and has been used for forty years with
neyer-fiilng success by millions Of mothers for
their children. IL relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and darrhPa. gripping in the
bowels, and wind collie. by giving health 10 the
child 1t rests the mother. We would say TO every
mother who has a child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints, DO not let your prejudlces,
nor the prejudices of Others stand between your
suffering child and the relief that VIII be sure
yes, absolutely surc-to follow The Of this
medicine. Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price % cents bottle. ap 22-eod1w
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Notice.

have this day obtained, through my
counsel, Edgar Allan, Esq, an injunction
restraining the circulation Of Rambles In
the Path Of the Steam-IIorse" on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. All persons are
hereby warned not to violate the terms OF
said Injunction under penalty OF the law.
April %, 1884. j. II. CHATAIGSE.
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BURSETT's COCAINE has received uni
versal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses such remarkable properties for
and strengthening the hair
and rendering il dark and glossy. Ii cures
badness and eradicates dandruff.
Burnett's Flavering Extracts are the
hasf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-24

Two-basc hits-liotaling, ! Philips, Smi-
lev. I. Three-base bIts-tiienn. l. struck out
Cleveland, 9; Virginias, 4. Bases on balls-Glenn,
9: W. Dugan, 2. Passed balls-McGuIre, 2. Wild
pitches-E. Dugan, l. Umpire-William Hoover.
ScOrer-H. C.. Johnston. Time Of game-1 hour
and % minutes.
The feature Of the game was the time
and manner in which the game was called.
At the close OF the eighth inning, at 6:10,
Philips, first baseman on the Cleyelands,
stepped from his position and said, "Call
the game; its nearly dark" and Mr..
Hoover called the game, against the wish
OF the persons in attendance and OF the
home boys.
1t seems very evident Mr.. Hooyer's
eyesigbt is on certain occasions very def
cient.
There will be no more games on these
grounds until May 14th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-24

Every man who has changed his resi-
dence will have to be properly transferred
before no can vote at the Primary. a
great many such changes src now going
on. The COPIES Of III. reg's'Istlcr p,oAs
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prcpuoNn ". March DO 1894

RICHMOND, VA, MARCH 70, 1881.
We have this day appointed Messrs.
Goddin & Tribbett our sole agents for the
celebrated Phenix Baking-Powders for
the cities OF Richmond, Manchester. and
Petersburg, Va.
STANDARD MAN'F'G Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-24

BROWNS BROScHIAL TRoCHEs for Coughs and
Colds. 81 think them the best and most cOnye-
nent relief extant."-ReU. c. N. Humphrey,
GrDf- Eu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-24

Information received from North Caro-
lima herring fisheries report the catch the
smallest ever known. The fishermen are
much discouraged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-24

WITH DURKEK's SALAD-DRKssIsG there is no
waste or disappointment. You are certain to pro-
duce good salad. II costs less than home. made.
and Is, besides, superb table sauce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-24

SAvB MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsR. Good work,
ow prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HOTELS.
HOTEL IN NEW YORK.

personS visiting New York for health, business.
or plessnre will lind fIRsr-lLAsS ACC0MNo-
DATIOSs at MILLER's HOTEL. Location een-
Iral, near Elevated and horse-csrs. Nice rooms.
excellent table. moderate prices; Turkish, Eiee-
irie, ana Roman baths. Ad1rrss
DR. y. l.. MILLER.
80 and Al west I twenty iy-siSth street. New York.
lPre,erye this.l Ap 3.deodl ma F4t
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TO NOT FORGET

That wien any article by Its own merits
has acquired public confidence aud patron
age IL Is at once Initiated, and the greater
,he sale OF the genuine article the more the
mutations.
Take, for Instance. the host Of so-ealled
porous plasters; every one Of them is en-
sleavoring TO trade on the reputation Of
ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER.
The only safe way FOR purchasers is to
Insist on having the genuine article, and
not allow themselves TO be swindled by
having plaSters said TO be .just as good"
or containing superior ingredients" im-
posed upon theu. These are only tricks to
sell inferior goods that no more compare
with ALLcoCK's POROUS PLASTER
than copper does with gold. One trial Of
ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER
WIN convince you that u IL the DcsI SAsI'
nal remedy ever made. II cures without
causing bIisters, sbrasions Of skin, or the
slightest Inconvenience.
efiSlos op DIR. MOTT, LATE GOVERN
MINT CHEMIST, on
ALLcocKs POROUS PLASTER.
BIZ IL vesiigaiion OF ALLcocK's POROUS
sLAsTgn shows It 70 contain valuable and
essential ingredients not found In any other
plaster. These ingredients are 50 perfectly
proportional that the ALLcocK's Porous
PLASTER win not cause bllsters or ex-
cessive irritation, and find II superior TO
and more Efficient than any other plaster.
HENRY A. MOTT ,Jr., Pm. d., v. c.s.,
Professor or Chemistry New York Medical
College. Se. NH 25-eod2m
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bright STYLES FOR THE LITTLE

bright STYLES FOR THE LITTLE
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
PIN.CHECKs,
PLAIDs,
COLoRED MIXTURES
CHEyIoTs,
CAssIMEREs.
TRICoTs,
CoRKseREws, ETC.
KNEE-PANTs SUITS,
LoNG-PANTs SUITS.
NEW THINGS IN PLATED AND CORDED
GOODS.
BEST OF ALL
WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES.
We have Just received the most elegant nneo
MERCHANT TAILORs' MIsFITs.
An entire fresh lot In FoUR-BUTr0N CUT
AWAY CoRKsCREw SUITS. all shades;
PRINCE ALBERT CORKsCREw COATS and
VESTS, In brown aud black:
And some real fancy LIGHT-CoLORED PAN
TALOoNs.
SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ WE CAN FIT You
aisFiT sToRS,
9l2 MAIN STREET. apsf-3
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CoUTHERN STEAM SHIRT MANU-
- FACTORY The best-e@uipped Shirt and
DRAWER M[SUFACr0RY soush OF Nev Ysrk.
We call speeki attention 20 our clIs1OsiS l.x-
G(SOI)S. 4 II. II. ANDEESoS,
mh s-;4 ~. ~sssa ss>~>t
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COMMISSION xERCmANrs.

Il. 7. ARLINGTON, H.T. ARRiNoroS, Jr.,
sP AnRiSaTos, F.w. scofr.
A RRINGT0NS 4 SCOTT,
N GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SnOCkOE SLIP.
TOBACCO A SPECIALITY. sp Aim
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DOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExEcUTrp q, the DIspATch PRiSTise
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T A U N T Y.

This term is not misapplled when used in con-
nection with our
YOUNG MEMS CHEvIoT PATcH-PoCKET
SUIT.
tits jaunty and no mistake. Speaking of YOUNG
MEMS SUITS, we have no less than sixty different
styles to SHOW at prices from tlo so $40 per suit.
In this range any one can be suited.
KILT SUITS.
Mammals Little Hero" wants his first suit.
OF course II is y Kilt, and we have them in differ
ent styles and eolors.
Mothers would do well to ask our salesman for a
sight Of our
SHIRT-wAISTS.
They are perfect in A., pretty designs o: Percales,
and good qualities, at popular prices.
CUILDREN'S KNEE-PANTS.
separate from suits, at Soc, T5c., 81 and s1.25,
in any color desired.
CHILDREN'S POLO CAPS.
4. SAKs & CO.,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS
1918 MAIN STREET.
[ap24l
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: 81 S$ : $S$$S$ saf F. ssss ssss ssss
COC 90 n Nm GGG K ZEE 'SS' 'SSN
ssSs PPP RRR INN GGG
SP PR RMMN G
SP + Rim NEG c.,
SSSse Il Rim Nm GGG :.
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
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CArHARTIC, ALTERNATIVE.
A specific for

A specific for
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS. ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
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The last hours OF the Convention were
spent in listening to speeches from q mum,
Der OF loud-mouthed orators, VINO seemed
anxious to encourage the splriis oil me
newborn Republicans. after when, l2:iO
O'Clock this morning, the Convention ad-
iourned sine die.
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4. SAKS & CO.,

ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS.
1O1S MAIN STREET.
Zap 24l