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pEDDLIya PADRE ISLAND.

New York Herald

New York Hefaid.J
IA specious swindle bas been quietly
and successfully prosecuted In Tits city Tor
some time pasf,v said Mr.. Baxter Moves, q
broker and nogotiator. OF No. 100 Broad
vsy. to a Herald reporter yesterday.
:. There Is an island of the Gull coast o.
Texas known rs Padre Island. IL con-
ta,us about three hundred and iiIty thou.
sand acres, which would make pretty gpoii
rancho land, kind OF property WHEN ~
beginning 10 be valuable In Texas. For
The past two or three years various sets OK
adv, pturers. who have everything TO gam
and nothing TO lose, have infested New
York, bcsleging the offices OF capitalists
and promoters OF companies. endeayoring
10 sell the title 10 Padre Island attempting
Nv low figures. Their scheme has nearly
always been to gel New Workers TO take
the island nj what seems 10 be chelp
price. and then sell it in London to syn
dicate OF English capitalists. who are ready
buyers Of Texas aud other American gra-
zing-lanGs, and are always looking Tor in-
yestments OF that kind.
"NOw. the swindle lies in the fact that
roithCr these men nor anybody else. 80 far
rs can learn, can give legal title ID the
lsland. II has been in dispute for genera
tions, and nobody knows Just who owns
il. Here j. letter 10 me from y. IL. I.
White, the postmaster Of Corpus Christi.
Texas. IN which he says In answer to my
inquiries:
..'There Is hardly o man who lives or
ever did live in Western Texas who does
not claim the whole or Il part OF Padre
Island, or the Big Sandbar.'
AFTER had been repeatedly approached
f4I
their schemts | consulted my friend Mr..
Charles II. Mallory. OF the Texas linz OF
steamers. and 10y his advice wrote 10 Mr..
Mifilin Kennedy, wealthy land-ownh IN
Texas, whose reply comes through the
postmaster IN the language / have quoted.
Mr. Kennedy says he ha, received thou
sands Of such letters rs mine.
"Thc adyoniurcrs show what they cal .
title deed. which i secured IN this way: !
They have some Of their conicGcrlt.s in |
Texas execute a quit claim deed i)r The /
island, which any nanny do. Tli, deed /
is duly recorded. aud then the town clerk /
is asked for a certified copy OF the deed. |
This is shown I'm New YOrl, and forwarded |
to London. Such tile >absoluteIy worth I
less. but il has deceived many people. | /
don't know OF any Amogi, "a, who have
put their money into the TIM. but 10
know OF EncliSbmcn who have pat from
81. zoo 10 el0.C00 INTO the scheme. IN the
half heiiefthat the property VA, worth over
4 million dollars and il was necessary 10 pay
something down 10 secure the refusal 0.It.
| have no doubt that over 300 900 has been
sunk in Padre Island in this way in Eng.
land at yariou, times. | suppose no public
con paint has been made before, because
the losers are all rich men, and the amount
asked for from each has generally been
,mall--ab0ut e. 900"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

"Senator EDMUNDs is living quietly at
his home, in Burlington, VT, and avoiding
publicity" says a Republican coniempo-
rary. In other words. the alleged magnet
ism Of Mr.. BLAINE hasn't thawed Mr..
EnMTNDs in the least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

The Indignant protest Of the Blaineites
in Kansas, published in our columns this
morning, is a sweet morsei Cor the Demo-
Gratis to roll under their tongues. II shows
that even Kansas may possibly vote for
CLEVELAND,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

II Is evident from the comments OF the
press that Mr.. CLHygrASD's letter meets
the full measure Of both Democratic and
Independent expectation. II is just what
was expected from the man. The New
York Times. which fairly represents the
sentiment Of the Independent Republicans,
says:
"The central idea OF Governor Cleye.,
lands political faith US enunciated aud ex.
emplided by himself Is that the people by
their own unt:ammelled action shall select
those who arc to beGntrustcd with the ad.
minis'rasior Of public affairs, and that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

The Philadelphia Press says: "If we
only bad the North Pole now, maybe it
would keep the ice-cooler from going dry"
Send HAZEX or Bill CHANDLER after it,
with orders not to come back without it,
and the country will forgive your many
tranSQressiOnS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

A lady tainted in public building in
New York the other day, and when she
came around her pocket-book and six hun
dred and fifty dollars were gone. The
moral OF this is that ladies should not faint
in public buildings until they know who
is going TO catch them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

\ Norrlstown pa special say, \ dr-
ing robbery was rerpetraied at Mil Lane,
on the Chester Valley railroad. TGe'day
evening. the victims being nine lIGngAriln
aud Italian lahorers employed in quarry.
The quarrymen had saved their earnings.
amounting to $500, and kept The money
hidden in the rude hut in which they live.
While they were at supper Tucsdiy even
ing four masked and well-armcd men ap-
pcared upon the scene, and. producing re-
yClvels and pistols, demanded the money.
The foreigners handed over their sttin 81,
and the masked men carried it away with
thpm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

DANA on BUyLER.-The New York
World quotes the following as having APP
peared in the New York Sun heretofore:
"Rejo.cing in his own shame aud coin.
ing money from open venalty, discarding
any pretence Of principle. bound by no
ties Of honor. scofiing at religion, making
politics trade, despotic when clothed
with authority. cowardly by nature, mer-
cenary from habit, and destitute OF one en-
nothing quality for manly attributes to lit
him mp above these wrctched characters
tics ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

"The Republicans are willing, ever anX-
ious, to abandon scandal in this campaign"
Exactly. That reminds us OF the darkey
and the squirrel" got him, boss; no,
sin't-he's got me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

The BLAINE organs inform us that there
have noticed that the guns that have
nothing in them generally do the greatest
damage,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
Give us Money.

This Is the cry Of the Blaineites 10 al the
southern States. Those Of them who can.
not promise 70 carry their e(atos for.
BtAISE protest most sirenuously that they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

What with illusions TO campaign scan
dals Deacon RICHARD SMITHS Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette can hardly be called
Sunday-school paper.
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NEE TENt:S.

nFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF CAP
" ITOL LODGE, No. 2O9G, X. Of H., are re
que,icd IN attend regular meeting at knlghts-Ot
Honor Han, corner Il Fifth and Marshall street,
THIS friday EVENING at 8 O'Clock.
by order of the Dictator.
j. u. WOODWARD,
su22-lfs Reporter.
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FVRSErtZE.

WE ARE NOW NANUFAC-N
W TURING and receiving from the best n
factories very large ,t0ch ~ FURNITURE, -
comprising CilAMBER FURNITURE, PAR-'U
LoK FURNITURE. DtNiNG-RDON FERgI-
1tRE. MATTRESSES W. have ou hand the
latest and most elegant STYLES. Al, yr.4f gari-
ely OF MfDIt " FJRNIIjRE O., mi al parties.
ben yfu arr in need oi Wcii-ina Be- .pt reliable
goods. examine orr extensive assortment. Prices
are now loNer thau they have brru flr fS.Ity
years. Terms accommodating. =. ". n ARNDDD
& son. Nos 1, q, and : Governor street. E,rh-
mond. Va. y23-yn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINlA-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FL T. or THr CIRCUIT COURT or POW .
HAITIAN cot MY, on WEDNESDAY THF
IIiE cot RI:
against
james q. Jotdar. sheriff ~ Fowhaian. aud as such
curator OF the estate OF Nartln y. Davis Ia
ceased, and john ". O'Bryiut aud the ugkgoh
heirs II Martin +. Davis, deceased. Defendants.
~ CHANCFRY.
The o'Jcct 20 ms suit is e. subject the lands Of
VI. 4. Dayi- O. the payment OF Judgment In f,vo,
oI no plaintiff for 1920. aud 10 appearing that tho
unknown heirs OF Martin T.. Davis, deceased arr.
made defendant, L. THIS SUI, and inst their rp.i-
dcncc j, unknown, g. IS or tered that they npDelr
here Within one mplth after due publication OF
lni- order and - what - necessary 10 protect
their interest o. this suit.
copy-tesic;
an LAW As. MAYO, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
DsssoLUTIONs q pARTNERsaIps
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed 2 cn-partnetshf D
under ihe hrm-nsme OF DRtWRY = 90 for The
purpose az conducting the WHOLESALE Dry
GOODS AND NOTION BUSINESS.
Having purchased the stock 81 merchandise and
Oih A.. els belonging 20 the late IRA OF Fliet,.
Drewry & Co.. they will Prosecute the buslnc,, NJ
the old stand on Twelfth street, where they will De
pltasol 10 see their former fcicnis and patrons.
with renewed 1ncryy, close application % blisi-
ne 80. and honest ,itlrts O. please. they hope 10
merit The confidence and support ot The trtdc.
CLAY DEEWRN.
:. u. HIGittS,
JOHN 4. FREEMAN,
j.. =. HARRISON.
RICHMOND, Angus. 20, losi.
au2l-d.sw&w2w
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those whom thcv select shall be held to a
faithful performance Of their duties"
"A oersts<,

Anu uRatu
Ills theory Is that the best means oi
promoting the strength Of party IL Ia
win the confidence Of the people bya faith.
fuI administration Of public trusts. Hts
position on this subject Of government by
the people makes him the exemplar OF the
most important reform Of the time. and
should win for him the hearty support OF
oil who appreciate lis importance"
In a word, MIR. CLEVELAND will, II elect
ed, do what the honest sentiment OF the
country demands-go back TO first princi-
pies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
AS A NERVE POOP.

DR.. J. w. Smith, Wellington. o., says :
:, . IN impaired nervous supply have used
1t to advantage"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

GHAMBER AND PARLOR SUITS.n
" Now g. tho time % save money. WeN
viii offer ItRNlIIRF FOR thirty DAYS al ~
suEciIl hgurt- lu order - reduce siocS. FINE't
sun : AZ special low price,. We are determined
10 scll our goods. b sure Anf rKtmlne orr siOra
" you wnrf furniture or any Gud. 10 viii d. ID
yogF interest L. do 80. Terms fis ,1ti-fdrtJry.
T.. GAEti. slDfir s. ~ON,
iY29 IiGl,ernpr street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

DICHNOND Summary.
II mob FAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

ICUN H. POWELL. Principal
Nrs Tt pFYrnS anJ Ms. !. Y. GARfkfr'
A.o,iafc Principals. mo
1henoxt .,..'o, 81 DIS 30 NsUtNH- and y ~.
So OOI, fr NDISts LADIES and LITTLE
GIRLS VIII I.gln SElpgF }lBFll p. lS. &.
Tie Young ledic.' apartment, ana ihr 'fh''-
rooms iht rYi ny IriitVi. ,., 49,
Apply &C., catalogue 90 TIE h"3N-.. ~ ", oi -''F
is fs-fRri5 IhfN . ~.
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EpUcArIOyAE..
DIUHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, va.
m. mex. &c sIon begins SEPTEMBER isTH,
FACULTY:

FpwrSp HkHRrsoS. \. W.. Professor n! Lsftnf
H. ~ HARMS. 81. A. LII. D.. P-ofcssor ~ g. eS ,
A. A. I.nowN. u. D.. III, D..ProfessQt Of Ep2lish !;
EDw. Is. SMITH, 81. A.. Professor of iaihcu,ltifs
CTARtYs n. WINSTON, W. A., III. d., Professor
90. PreYfAn, A. NJ. IL. D., Professor Of chemis-
uys =, o, ., ~. 20
Pbiicsorhy; .
aDagcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
LIVE. CEMENT. &c.

IME. LIME, LIME.-3,000 barrels
IL FRESH ROIKLASD LIME, per s.hoourr
Alfred Keen IN dock and ROW di,rhlrginy, Tor 81"
low from vessel. FRESH ROSENDALEC %NEhr.
PORTLAND Imported CEMENT, aad JAMES
RIVER CEMENT Ju., IA hand. CALClNED
PLASTER, iAIIlS, HAIR, &c. FIRE BRICK
and CLAY. NARNGH MOORE,
Lum. and Ground Plaster.
Foot OF seventeenth sir,c,, south side Dock.
aul 10
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CII,NA, GLAssWARE. &c.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.

now have In stock the LARGEST LINE "
CHAMBER ToILET-sETs ever shown u tai,
city consisting o. all the latest design iu Shapes
and deeorati' n', and varying IN price from 80 -
ESQ pSr st.
We would le pleased for you - call and look a.
d.en. +. %. TAYLOR.
aul5 lOll Main strsaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
rxprNsEs oF 4 nEsIDENr sTrDEYr.

r.
Two hundred and four dollar. per cline month,
sSiOn cover all tho eNrel ses 81 entrance fees. tui-
ton. board. fuoi. lights and washinf.
Figity-stycn Goiiars aud afiy cents will mcei
the enpsrses 81 nonresident az inni
The coIleec-grognds, cOWpr Ing ,itir.e,n scre,
Of land. havc been greatly improved aui b'a .iias
In The lost two year. Tie insiitgti1u ofers yrry
superior advantages IN tic health fumes Of is ~
cation, IN rs abundant provision fpr the comfort
snd convenience OF students nad fu The cxts3t an
tboroughness Of - cCHrr ~ ir.trHr'iIn.
For catalogues. giving fgU Information. spply a.
The boz stores. or address y. PfRifAfs.
" 2s.deod2m,swSwzn ChFirmln fa'li y.
CELhJT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG la
- DIS AND NIs~F.
107 EAST CAEN STREET, RICHMOND, ".
Fourth sos ION hcqlns >ErTf1fg.R ls, 1854.
Circuiars at bcokst,rie.
an 20-lm Prtcp,i
SUFFOLK FENALE IN,rlTUTE,
- FOR YOUNG LAri.- AND
LITTLE t,ii.i -.
SUFFOLK, El.GiSiA.
Board and literary iataa, 500 per .choiisiic
wear.
ne .iNie,nth 7urp.l .c-iol oD1i. sEPrRG-
BIZ >, 1883. 90 'i...-auao iu. i.sj
>ui'ois isone ui 'hr h,ai,iigsi nui m0si aceesii-
bic towns l1 Nifg.IL
The corp, % ir.Ch.r. Is cNcicni ani expert
finr a'vtu'a4r- In Nrrr. Arf. and l.tn rifsri NJ
moderate rate. i"r 'iitiogor apply o.,
fy3I-lm surllk. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

EXC' RSIONS. PIC-NiCs. dc.
DICTIMOND AND ALLEGHANY
Ia RAILROAD.
SPECIAL LIMITED EXCURSION
TO
NATURAL BRIDGE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST I'D.
FARE, 20 ROUND TRIP.
Tickets good 70 return until August 30th.
Grand illumination ofBrid2e saturday night.
Til, viii afford splendid opportunity Of .Iculirg
week n The mountains.
SPECIAL RATES AT HOTEL.
Oulya limited number Of Tickets Will Doe .oli.
Call nc 700 Broad, 1859 Main, nId 1908 Main.
and leave yodr name and procure tickets, so q, To
secure reduced rate q hotel Train leaves Eighth
street '"pot al 800 \. VI. ,,.......,.....
ls,lGI7,2',e2,93 e. ?, i.
GRAND PICNIC
~ At BREWERY PARK.
MONDAY. AUGUST -. 1854.
FOR fHE BENEFIT 4F IT. PArRith's MALE
Ilcket: Gentlemen 80 cents; ladies', - cents.
~ l722.23&2i
GECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION TO
- ASHLAND PARK,
MONDAY; AUGUST 20, ls.4i BY sToNEWALL
UNIV ~ o. u ~ -. -. lF1iu lHANe7
rlba ,t4tonat A. NJ; returning. leaves Ashland
Park at $50 L. W. Gold ring t. best lady dancer.
Glass BAH shooting for silver cup. Boatlug. d5h-
ing, &c. Dciis htful time ~ all who ~. Fare:
Adun, soc. children and servants, 2jc.
Tickets had 10 train. or Of the following commit
to-: W. II. Dean. X. +. seal, o. h.. Phillips. y. -.
Blunt W I. Phillips. au l7.19.22.2i
L'XCUR>ION 70 CAYERNS OF L.
LRAY ANDNATt,RALB RIpGEyACHEs
ffAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY. WEDNES-
DAY, AUGUST -, lSoi.-rrain leaves Chesa-
peake and oh depot NJ h O'Clock \. ". Return.
ine' leaves Luray Thursday. August 2Sth. 1t ,
o'clock p. VI. Tickets good Tor ten DAYS, 20 re-
turn % any train. Fare for the round IT'D: Rich
nSond to tayerns Of Luray aud Natural Bridge
and return. 81 Richmond u Cayerns Of Lur.y
and return. SIS kchm md to Natural Bridge aud
Fetnrn. - Louisa 10 Natural Bridge or Luray aud
return, 81. 80; Gorloasyilie to Natural BeiGgc or
LiTay and return. 81 Charlottesville "a salural
Bridge 90 Lursy and return, 1915. This includes
ADM sion 10 the Csyerns ~ Luray, guides, and
Uansfers; also includes transfer u Natural
bridge. bis viii be your last chance this sea-
son. Tickets for sale by Ramos & Misses. 9lf
east Main street; J. ". Thompson, 4O5 east broad
street. aud by the committee at the train.
" ADAMS & TiREE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
RELLENUE HIGH SCHOOL.

'''-Aft 'sNp w y I ~ ' y
For Boys and Dung Men. Prepare f,r BnI-
rcs, college, or University. Thoroughly and
handsomely cg.dppod. Pull corps OF Instructors.
F,auitful and healthy location.
For Catalogue, address ". II. ABBOT,
Principal.
biiiiNIt foaI-oFPiCE. ~ f-e1i1n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
DANDOLpi-MACON COLLEGE,
II ASHLAND, Va.

Fln'e'h session begins SEPr.NBEa Ism.
Advantage: thorough culture. Aild m i~ll tlu-,
healthy location. excellent .eciety. new Aaf 'om-
Portable huildiIg-. m0ner1tr charge. tu1lfsi
specially, and taughf as iully any other lan-
guIgc. Bcgfcc, conferred; l.. =. l.. 30 Il. \, sal
". ". BENNFT-T
au c-coftSc2O fr..fIslf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

EPISCOPAL IlIGH SCHOOL.
IA BEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA,
l.. ". BLtCAFORD, IL A., PRINCIPAL,
FOR BOYS.
orENS SEPTEMBER 2frM
frfull..t.. SOM. a. pn-4.tpu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

\ LDTTF~Nllif. "a, ln the centre Of the
city. ol po-Itc fht DC -u1re. Rates, ~ % $3.50
PER DAY. Largest ana uc3i-lrrlng,d Hotel Ia
tharl,tfe-ytllr Large. airy r1oWa Excellent ti-
bis Win every @. nance Of giving satisfaction,
Special riips t1r toag,lrls. Omnibus attends All
trains. W. j. PARkOTF,
jci-eoi3u owner aud Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
House Of Delegates.

The Clerk laid before the House CON-
municatlon from the Governor announcing
the resignation Of Judge John G. Weldon,
OF Prince William county. Referred to
Committee for Courts Of Justice.
Tomorrow at 1 O'Clock a successor will
be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22
DAMPATIKE MAIZE ACADEMY.

The seventeenth session OF f.ts >caoi vii come
mence on the FlkSr DAl or Dt IpBt.k.
Teacher. EDGAR .. HAY iOND, gl44ufte Of
the University OF Viz. Ina.
For circular, apply o.
COLONEL THONA~ " tAtIER,
NNlu.r Ulsf-uii -,
au 6-nodtOrl hht william county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-22

DEACH's BOARDING. AND y AY
- SCHOOL. 90 FA>rBEANkLfS srEEEr,
RICHMOND. EA.-th. twentieth session COM
mrgccs MONDAY, ~egtrub'r l5in, ami continues
nine months. Circular. n NE hooA.tOle-, OF upon
application ~ =. :. BEACH.
~ l3-~u.M Il F-u Principal.
, 1884-07-16

les ka n enhver vejreparaton paaIagges fere Ejendomme Forening'
ir dis g ere saa smaa, at Diet Wide v#ren hensigtsmessigt at overdrase
IL fe ct selvstsndigt Reparatonsarbeide at udf0re.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21
DON'T BE IN . HUBBY.

Don't b. in bury to answer yes or NO;
Nothtpg's lost By bstnv reasonably slow.
In hssty moment you may give consent,
AID through years Of torment ieisursiy 70
pent.
II . lover seeks you TO become his wife,
Happiness Of misery shall be yours for life;
Don't be IN hurry your feelings to confess,
But think the matter over before you answer
yes.
Should one AJAX forgiveness for grave Of
Honest tears bstraying est penitence,
Pity and console him and bis fears Allay,
And don't be In hurry to drive tbechild
away.
Hurry brings US worry !. worry wears Us out |
Easy going people know what they're about I:
needless haste will bring US surely to the
ditch,
And trouble overwhslm rs five hurry to b
rich.
Don't DO Ia hurry 70 throw your solves away
Bv the side OF wisdom for while delay
Mako your life worth living nobly act your
And don't DO In . hurry to spoil 1t 81 the
start.
Don't be In hurry to speak an angry wcrd
Don't DO In . hurry 70 spread the taie you've
Dom. Dc in hurry with evil onss to 20,
And don't be In hurry to answer yes or no
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21
LATEST NEWS
FROM THE
Wilmington Clothing House,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have just filled in our
stock in every department
with the latest patterns OF
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles and
bought for cash, which at this
time means lower prices than
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods for
your money than you can
possibly get else ahere. Re
member we have this year
AS OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR) THE
|GREATEST VARIETY to
select from. You know our
| goods have never been
equalled for the money, our
trimmings always the best
and you will find the same
make Of goods on our coun-
tiers to-day. Make your Sc
lection tor your boys while
we have SO many varieties
| to choose from.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21

It IL said that Burns famous song,
Coming Through the Rye" did no,
have reference TO rye field, but 10 the
small river Rye, IN Ayrshire, which
conld be forded. In wading over, how.
ever, the lassies had to hold up their
petticoats, and 1t was favorite pastime
for Robbie Burns and IN ischievous
companions to lie in wait for the lassies
comm through the Rye. When they
got 10 mid stream the "laddies" would
wade out and snatch q kiss from the
lassies," who were unable to resist
without dropping their c'othes in the
water.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS,

VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILLS.
The most famous liver medicine on earth
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend
their operation. They do not leave thr Dow
els c0stive. They tone and strengthen tne
livor and act n the kidneys, stomach ana
skin, curing liver comp LIANT, sick headache,
neuralgia. biiiousuess, pain In the SIDES OF
back, ATTN in the bowels, kidneys or bladder;
| fever or dumb ague, chilis and fever. general
weakness, loss Of appetite, etc. They are
splendid for We akly females as an assistant
t. keep the system healthy. They are en-
| the incest purgative snd splendid liver med
Ifclne. Elegantly sugar-coated. rs cents 9
box family boxes SIX IN one 81. ssnt By
Main depot Four IN and King streets, vii
mington. lei. and No. COZ Arch street 60
philadelphia. nov%u
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21
LADIES' and Misses C|oaks,
Jackets, Do|mans and
neWmarkets.
acknowledgements

Our grand sale of Cloaks dur.
ing the past week was the event
of the season, but we are prepar.
ed to surpass ourselves this week.
We have secured from a large
importing house the balance of
the stock, left on his hands by
the bachwardness of the season
at rock bottom prices.
As dozen Gents Merino Shirts
worth &c., at SOC. only. Such
a bargain was neve' offered to
our people.
so pairs OF Blankets at sl.O0
apiece. We sold 100 pairs in IL
days.
so pairs of Blankets at $3.50.
The following priced Blankets
are unexcelled : $500, $2.25,
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500.
We have a $3.50 Blanket,c con.
sidered cheap last year at $3.50.
The reason why we are busy.
while others are complaining OF
dull times,is that we are purchas-
ing all our goods at rock bottom
prices, and sell at a nominal ad.
vance. ...
80 more pieces of Turkey Red
Table Linen at 40c. per yard. A
full Inc O Medicated Flannel
IShirts and Drawers for gentle
men.
A large lot of Hamburg Edg
Iings. Short ends at about hal
lvalue.
I'M. | LiChtensteiin,
! III MARKET STREET,
Four Doors Below Second Street
on the West Side.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21

A OARD.-'rO AL WHO ALE SUI
~ fering flo N the errors and indiscr etionk
Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lose
Of manhood, etc., 1 will seDd recipe that
viii cure you. free Of charge. fhis great
South America. Send SELF addressed enve.
ope to the REV. JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Sta
ton ID New York City. Dn4.e0d-c Aw-1y
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21

Lg >ALt-t aRu. Ely ST. Kk,SlT
nte on Madison street, We I sioe. Good
Z and store, and the store Is doing q
hsin,s food reasons tr wanting to
Thisis a god chance for q live man
Isll,le money. Address Wilmington
BxS niT-ot
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21

But she did not herself become the
wife Of Mr.. Randelle that interesting
ind viduaI, pleading urgent bust
nsss, abruptly left the village, and
the habitants thereof knew him no
moro.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-21

pK sALE--A COJ NTRi STORE AND
!. acres o. land. with plenty Of fruit.
(lilng good business. Also II ri 'ce u
fns, adjoining above, with large 3
tthck dwelling and necessary out build
GhEbG WAL TEX.
PIT 6l5L Market sire l..