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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-27
THE BLANCHARD CREDITORS.
Proceedings to Set ASIDE the Deed OF Assign.
mcnt and the Deeds of Sale.


The State Bank OF Virginia has insti
tuted proceedings in the Chancery Court OF
Richmond to set aside the deeds OF sale
made by s. &. Blanchard. OF Boston, OF the
warehouse on Virginia street and OF the
residence on Franklin street.
The Bank is one OF the creditors under
the assignment OF merchandise. debts, &C.,
made by S. Blanchard, OF Richmond, to
Messrs. Pckerell and Rountree. trustees.
he Bank has claims amounting to S12,-
j06, and 5. C. Blanchard and S. Blanchard
are both liable.
A like proceeding has been instituted
by Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Barring
Brothers & Co., who have claims reach
ing nearly s15O,000. They too are OF the
creditors for whose benefit the assignment
OF merchandise was made by s. Blanchard.
They wish, in addition, to subject TO
their debt the warehouse and Franklin
street property, Mr.. 5. C. Blanchard, the
vendor, being on notes held by them.
1t IS charged that the sale OF the real
property is fraudulent and void.
Cudahy & Stever, Of Chicago (who are
said to be dealers in futures, and who are
not named in Mr.. S. Blanchard's deed Of
assignment, file creditors bill to set aside
all the deeds-the deed OF assignment made
by Mr.. 5. Blanchard and the deeds Of sale
Of the real estate made by Mr.. S. c.. Blanch-
ard and wife to z. &. Blanchard and to
Mrs. Forbes.
The amount OF their claim is not set
forth.
They look upon Mr.. S. G. Blanchard as
a partner in the house Of S. Blanchard.
Mr.. G. A. Wallace (who Is not protected
in the deed of assignment sues to set aside
the aforesaid deeds and to secure protection
for himself in the matter OF a note of 36, 1873
made by him for the benefit OF the BIan-
chards, and proceeds of which were turn
ed over to them.
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RICHMOND. VA TUESDAY MORNING, MAY p, 1884

into young womanhood, being barely six
teen years Of age. and her unlooked.for
demise is doubly-sad ailiiction to her
family, for 1t has been but TWO years since
Death entered the same household and car
ried off another daughter who had but
Just graduated with distinction at the Rich
mond High School. The family have the
deepest sympathy OF q large circle OF
friends in this their sad hour OF bereave-
ment. The funeral took place from the
Second Presbyterian Or. Hoge'sj church
yesterday afternoon at D 5oclock. A touch
ing feature OF this mournful occasion was
the presence OF large number Of the
school companions Of the deceased-pupils
OF the High School-who came TO shed a
silent tear as tribute to the memory OF
their departed friend.
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Manchester Notes.

James IIagan was tried in the Mayors
Court yesterday morning. charged with
beating his wife, for which offence he was
sent to Jail sixty days. IIagan was arrested
by Officer Jones Saturday evening, while
drunk. and offered resistance, but the
officer, by free use OF his club and the
assistance Of bystanderS. succeeded in
taking the accused into custody and land
ing him in the city Jail.
Rev. Dir. Christian, OF the Ninth-Street
Methodist church, preached a centennial
anniversary sermon Sunday morning cele-
bratng the organization Of the Methodist
Church in America. After the sermon Mr..
Christian announced that Il special collec-
tiOn would be taken up, as directed by the
last Virginia Conference, the proceeds to
90 to missionary work. The sum cOntri-
Duted amounted to about 5000.
Mr.. 4. L. Epps, OF the Presbyterian
church, OF this city, will be inStalleI next
Sunday as pastor OF the said church. The
services will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
Il. Pryor. and will be the first services OF
the kind ever held in this city. The for
mer pastor, Mr. Campbell, was never in
stalled here; he was only sent here by the
Presbytery to take charge Of the church.
There were four persons baptized at the
Baptist church Sunday, and one addition
TO the church.
There will be regular meeting OF the
School Board at the Council chamber to-
night. There has been no quorum meet
ing for the last two or three months, and a
full meeting is desired.
The public-school examinations COM
menced yesterday.
Rev. w. T. DerieuX and DR.. BOokhart
have been appointed delegates to the Bap-
tist Convention which meets in Norfolk on
2Sth. This church is entitled to three del
egatcS. Mr.. DerieuX will appoint some
one to fill the vacancy.
The regular prayer-meetng will not he
held at the Baptist church Wednesday
night; a lecture will be delivered instead
by Miss Moore, under the auspices Of the
WOman's Christian Temperance Union OF
Richmond-MrS. William ii. PleasantS,
president.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Robert Holzback, charged with assault
ing and beating Il. 5. Turpin in the mar
ket-house. The case was continued till to-
day.
bernard Dent and Rebecca BrlXton
(both colOreO were fined s. each for being
disorderly in the street.
r. J. Gillian, charged with assauIting
and beating Alexander johnson and James
GRAY In the street. The case was continued
till to-day.
William Seymour. vagrant, was jailed
for three months in default OF surety.
c. II. Baughan, drunk. Fined 81 and
cost.
Peter Napier and r. W. Fields, drunk
and asleep in the street. Fined 81 each.
Wyatt F. CardweIl, drunk and disorder
" on the street. Jailed for thirty days.
w. j. Madin alias james Balton, drunk
in the Capitol Square. The accused falling
TO appear, the case was continued TIL to-
day and an attachment was issued for his
arrest.
Frank Manconie was fined slO for fast
driving iE the street.
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SPRINGFIELD. TENN.


Or. j. BradeeN: Dear sir,-My daughter has
been suiie ing for many years with that dreadful
affic;ion known as Female Disease, which has cost
me many dollars, aid Notwithstanding had the
best medical attendance, could not find relief. l
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 daughters afliiction, persuaded me to buy
bottle of your Female Regulator. She began 10
Improve at once. was so delighted with It's ef-
fects that bought several more bottles Of It.; and
knowing what do about II, II to-day one Of my
family was suffering with that awful disease, I
would have It If It cost $50 a bottle for | can
truthfully say 1t has cured my daughter sound and
well and myself and wife do most hca rtily recon-
mend your Female Regulator to be Just what 1t is
represented 10 be.
Respectfully.
II. -. FEATE ERSToN.
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Standing of Eastern League Clubs.

The New York Herald says the first OF
all the professional associations to lose
club member through financial embarrass-
ment was the Eastern League, who had
their championship schedule disarranged
considerably through the disbandment OF
the Monumental Club, Of Baltimore. 1t
also made vast change in the standing OF
the contesting clubs. The Quicksteps, Of
Wilmington. who had won six games
from the MOnumentals and held a fine lead
over all other competitors, were made to
take back seat and give place to the Vir-
ginils. of Richmond. The appended table
shows the standing of the competing clubs
I'D 10 date:
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California salmon.

A California salmon Of nine pounds
weight was caught some days ago In q
seine few miles below this city. This is
the first authentic instance Of the capture
q, a mil grown salmon, returning from the
sea. in the James river, though they have
been looked for for several years. This
was no doubt one OF the large number OF
Young fish put into the river by the Fish
Commissioner, returning to the spawning
rounds above tide. The James may be-
come salmon river vet.
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Temperauce Meeting.

Miss Henrietta Moore, who Is In the
city in the interests OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. and who
made an address at Laurel-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church last night win
sneak at Union Station this evening at 8
O'Clock. She Is an earnest worker In the
cause of temperance, and was very sue
cessful I'm her recent visit in the southern
states. Other speakers will be present TO
address the audience, and the public Is
cordially invited to attend.
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w. A. stuart, &C., w. Greenorier "nite
SuIphur Springs Company.

Mr.. ID. C. Gallaher, commissioner ap-
pointed IN the above cause. VIII DC IN Rich-
mond tomorrow "wednesday, 2sth) Tor the
.nnrnose of taking further proofs OF debts.
Any party who has heretofore omitted to
further proof before him will please call on
him at the Office Of Johnston, Williams q
Roulware, between the hours Of A. ID.
and lP, ". OF that day.
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COMMON COUNCIL
Appropriates s55,oo0 for Gas-Mains- Col
onel Cutshaw's Salary.

onc1 CutshaW's saiarys
An adjourned called meeting OF the
Common Council was held in the Council
chamber yesterday evening at 6 o'clock.
Present: Mr.. J. T. Ellyson, president, and
the following members: Messrs. Adams,
Archer, Bahen, Bowie, Campbell, Elicit,
Gum, Hargroye, Hayes, Higgins. Mellow
ell, Metzger, Miller, Phillips, Pizzini, Ran
dolph, Rose, Straus, and Turpin.
Captain Clarke and Mr.. Frischkorn were
reported absent on account OF illness.
The Clerk read the call for the meeting.
It stated that the object OF the meeting
was to consider certain proposed gas i'm
proyements, the increase OF the salary OF
the City Engineer, Colonel William f..
Cutshaw, and any other business properly
coming before the Council.
GAS IMPROVEMENT.
The Clerk read the ordinance appropri-
ating So, 900 for the improvement OF the
gas department, according to the sug-
gcstionS laid down in the report OF the
Board OF Public Interests.
Mr.. Higgins moved that the action Of
the Board OF Aldermen be concurred in,
and his motion prevailed. [The Board Of
Aldermen adopted the report and Sugges-
ton OF the Board OF Public Interests
ENGINEERS SALARY.
The Clerk read the action Of the Board
Of Aldermen asking for a committee OF
conference from each branch OF the Coun-
ell to consider the question Of an in
crease OF salary for Colonel Cutshaw, City
Engineer. The Common Council voted
Colonel Cutshaw a salary Of $4,000 The
Board OF Aldermen voted him $4,000, and
on this asked for a conference. Mr.. Tur-
pin moved that the Council concur in this
request, and it did. The President ap-
pointed Messrs. Turpin, Pizzinl, aud AL
len as the committee.
Adjourned.
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The james c. Smith and Transparent
Ice Company is now fully prepared for the
campaign against hot weather. Yester-
day afternoon the employees Of the COM
pany turned out in uniform. They were
in wagon drawn by four mules, and at
tracted considerable attention.
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STATE OF GEORGIA,

STATE or GEORGIA, TRoUP COUNTY.
Ihave examined the recipe OF DIR. Josiah Brad
neld, and pronounce IL TO be a combination OF
medicines OF great merit In the treatment Of all
diseases OF females for which he recommends it.
WILLIAM L. BEASLEY, NJ. ID.
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meath, Of Miss B0tt.

Miss Mamie r. Bott, youngest daughter
n, Mr. Thomas B. Bot, died Sunday after
noon of typhoid fever, at her fathers re.
sidepce, on Fourth street. The deceased
was sweet girl, and was beloved by oil
who knew her. She was Just blooming
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w ON N
TgRs OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
w o NJ A N .
NEAR MARIETTA, GA.


Some months ago bought bottle OF DIR. j.
Bradheld's Female Regulator aud used Il In my
family with great satisfaction. have recon-
mended u to three families. and they have found
II to be just what Is claimed for IT, The females
who have Used 81 are now In perfect health and
able to attend to their household duties.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
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The finest mayonase dressing for all kinds Of
salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes. picked salmon,
cabbage, etc., is DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING. 1t
Is. hesldes. moro economical than homo .made.
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Treatise on the Health and Happiness of Woman
mailed free
THE BHADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 2S, Atlanta, Ga.
my 27-dlw&witI
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DOISOS-OAK

seems to Weld every time to treatment with
Swift's Specific.
SPARTASBURG, :. G.. March Is. 1854.
Your most valuable medicine tSwTFr's sPtcI-
FICl has done me 50 much good that feel Ike
saving this for the benefit Of those who suffer Ike
| did. | was poisoned by PoIsoN-oAK, and saw
not well day for six years until used swIFTs
SPECIFIC. In the six years used almost every
kind of medicine, but none had the desired effect
After using six bottles Of swIFT's SPECIFIC am
restored to perfect health-touh not sign ofttdt
arfu poison lcft! Yours truly,
DAVID NESBlTT
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Contributions TO the Veterans Fair.

Contributions TO the Veterans Fair.
The following contributions to the II. +.
Lee Camp, in behalf OF their fair to raise
money TO establish Veterans Home, are
gratefully acknowledged
The Union DistiIling Company, of Cincinnati.
have donated, through Muse Il Watkins, 40 for
K. +. Lee Camp.
following Miss Devine, Washington, ID. C.,
l very pretty lambrequln; Rev. Dr'J. William
Jones l2 copies of Lee No. Of the southern His
torieal society Papers, containing Hon. John w.
Daniels address at the unyeiling Of the Lee
Monument at Lexington; Baltimore Retor and
Friedrich Company, through john Bowers,
terra Gotta chimney-tops and terra Gotta vase
Richardson BOyntOn Company, New York,
through John Bowers, / new perfect fireplace
heater-yalue, $40; John Bowers, Richmond.
front and CRATE complete. with nickel bar on
front and fender-a beautiful piece Of wOrk-yalue.
235. Through Mrs. Jacob hell, Manchester: Mr..
MIR. Woodson Nunnaly, l pair vases; Willie
Bcattie, LOT Of fancy cards james Robinson, L
box cigars Mr.. MOrrisette, donation of coffee;
Willie Sampson, 1 box cigars, box Hoyey's
oranges, and lemons; II. G.. Hall, l box cigars;
Miss Sallie Whitworth, set of mats; Mrs h. d.
Lipscomb; | pair vases Mrs: +. a. Davidson, z
Mrs. Kell, l pin-cushiOn. An Inmate Of the
Soldiers Home, dorchester, Mass a cross, with
dove of peace and casped hands attached Miss
LeiiaV. Montague, Easton, Pa, beautiful PLAGUE
of FLOWERS; IIanniford Ventilated-B Boot Company,
Boston, pair ventilated hip-boots-yalue, SO
Adair Pleasants, 2 boxes Imperial yarnish.
Through Mrs John Does: Prior & Helgenberg.
Baltimore, monkey dude-yalue, $4Oi Miss NJ
Won BIeren, | handsome basket and ! large
bouquet Of artificial flowers; Mrs. j.. O. Nolt-
ing, 5 gallons ice-cream and lot bread; j.
Nj. Blair. / lar of chow chow. Through
n. l.. Brown, Mrs. c. c. slnton, and Mrs
W. +. simons: Captain John 4. Curtis.
SO; W. III. Curtis, ESQ; Gates X Brown.
barrel -four and other contributions mentioned
previously but not credited 10 the ladies. Mrs
iyneman, q volumes history; Mrs. Miller, Fred
l silver buttcr-dish; Mrs. /. Curtis,
| crochet lambrequn; Mrs. Howard, Second
Market, large donation Of lemons.
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AS A CURE FOR SORE THROAT AND CoUGHs,
"BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain their good reputa
~
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,0OO 90 Nm n GEO RRR ZEE ssss $3.50
g o9 9NNNNG GR RRR REE RE sss sss
Geo 90 N mn GGG r ZEE oSSs osSs
ssss PPP RRR INN GGG
S. 'P PR RIINN NG @
'SSS PPP RRR INNING
SP Rim NNG CO.,
'SS'P Rim Nm GGG -
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
CATHARTIC, Alternative.
CATiIARTIC, ALTERATIVE.
4 specific for
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS, ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.


KIDNEYS, ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
So enviable a name has this famous Mineral Wa
ter that the managers Of inferior mineral springs
desirous 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 solution, being so heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such contrivances. bogus testimonials, and
dOciorcd analysis cards they seek to 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
IRE can produce great many responsible names.
But the Saratoga visitors without experience. and
many who use the bottled waters (oftcn labelled as
curatves for disorders which they positively ag-
gravatel, should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, Il sense of burning
and internal irritation, and do irreparabe injury
20 the digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT.
For sale by druggists, grocers, wine merchants,
and hotels. p24-Th,Su&Tu2m
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The table here given contradicts the in
troductory remarks. From it it seems
that the TrentOns are ahead Of the Vir-
ginians.
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WHO IS MRS. WINSLOW?

As this question Is frequently asked, we win SIM
ply say that she is a lady who for upwards of thirty
years has untirngy devoted her time and talents
as female physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the cOnstitu-
tion and wants OF this numerous class, and, as a
ycsdlt of this effort. and practical knowledge, OBJ
taincd in Il lifetime spent as nurse and physi-
clan, she has compounded Soothing Syrup for
children teething. II operates like maglc-giving
rest and healh-and is, moreover. sure 10 regulate
the bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs.
Winslow is becoming world-renOwned rs bene-
factor of her race; children certainly do RISE Up
and bless her; especially is this the case I'm this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing syrup are
DAILY sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immortalized her name 10y this Invaluable
article, and sincerely believe thousands of chill
dren have been saved from an early grave by its
timely use. and that millions yet unborn will share
Its benefits, and unite In Calling her blessed No
MOTHER has discharged her duty to her suffering
little one, in our opinion, until she has given II
the benefit of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY 1T NOw.-Lddtes'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists.
25 cents q bottle. ap l5-eodlw
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'OISON.OAK

| had for tnirty-eight years suffered every sprhg
and summer with POison-Olk. which cOntrlc cd
i'm bathing when boy. | tried everything for IT,
Including many physicians, but without any bene,
~. | took six bottles of Swifts Specinc = :. -
Three summers have passed, and have had no
return OF IL. JOSEPH BEASLl.
Columbus, Ga.
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our Treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases mall
ed free 10 applicants. ...,.. ,,,,,n,,,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
New York office, l59 west Twenti-thlrd street
betwcen sixth and Seventh avenues. my 2l-lw
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FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
MIlSFlr STORE,
el2 MAGN STREET.
imy 27-3tl

l.
We have for sale the annexed list Of SECURE
TIES. all of which are nr,t-class:
RICHMOND CITY q PER CENT BONDS;
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT. BONDS;
PIEDMONT RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
PER CENT. BONDS;
GEORGIA PACIFIC CRAILROADFI FIRST MORT
GAGE6PER CENT. GOLD BONDS;
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT. BONDS,
guaranteed by the State Of North Carolina;
WESTERN NORTH CAROLlNA RAILROAD
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS:
PETERSBURG RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT. BONDS;
PETERSBURG RAILROAD 3 PER CENT.
(CLASS "Arl BONDS:
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD GUARAN-
TED PER CENT. STOCK.
my21-lw THOMAS BRANCH & co.
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TAILORs AND CroTuvrRs.
THoSE DIRTY BOYS.

The mother OF four boys, writing from neigh
boring city for her BOYS CLOTHES, s,lpu,s,o.
that the garments shall be Of a material and colo,
that "wii not show dirt" 1t is a request tb,, IS
frequently made both in the store and in our cor
respondehce, 50 that one might suppose dirt " to
be the small boys native element
II must be admitted that few boys are ever afraid
az soiIlnE themselves, hence when making our
stock Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
we provide literally of patterns to satisfy those
parents who don't mind little clean dirt jnst so IL
won't SHOW"
We have everything that BOYS WEAR and
Of The Kind that BOYS LIKE. If your boy
has his OWN ideas about dress, don't try to tex
tingnish them, but bring him here. and we wlll
undertake TO satisfy him, and you, too, in both
goods, styles, and prices
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"PooR WARE is NEVER CHEAP" Avoid all
limitations Of
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DIssOLUTIOxs & PARTNERsHIPs.

RICHMOND, Va, May %. 1884.
THE FIRM OF LEVY, DAVIS d
4 DRAKE Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
iSignedI ABRAHAM LEVY,
VI. VI. DAVIS,
JOHN &. DRAKE.
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There IL no Mistake About

The nObbiest Suits we have yet seen arC
those gotten up by LATOUCHE Il Son.
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WINES. LIQUOR6, &c.
sHIRTs. DRAWERs, &C:

S1rScs-co1SSs Ss-c :. M
C0IJTHERN STEAM SHIFT MANT, mn
FAcT0kEfET1ypEsA ET1yEA Glory sSoS,S q Ns. YoIk.
W. tgs csl N special attention 70 our fnnpNIsiNe,
PARTMEnI' s'S" 0 R.U. ANDERSON.
GOODS: SOS Broad street
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MMMM Mn Nh Il ssss EFF II TIT
GGG ii ssss + Ii I
ssss TIT 90 RRR EEE
ssss : 9 9 FRf FF 4 Fn
SssS + 90 4 K REE

In Coventry he could have marched them there,
and found ELEGANT CUSTOM.MADE CLOTH
ING that are being slaughtered there by far more
than his army was. Talking of CLOTHING, we
would especially tell you that our assortment Of
styles and sizes are all full In general. This time
Of the year sizes are broken, bnt this year the
backward sprirg has left lots of goods on cur
counters which should be on he backs of onr nu-
merous customers. The old saying Of I" one mans
loss Is an0therS gain is verified In this instance.
WE HAVE THE GOODS,
and should have the money. You have the money,
ana need the goods. 80 We offer 10 exchange with
YOU, ana pi omise To give far more than one hnn-
dred cents value Tor every dollar leave with
We viii net wait TN July % give you specla
bargains OF Od Is and enc 5, but will commence our
GREAT CLEARING SALE
now. while the stock IS full and sizes unbroken.
Try u.
ALL-WOoL PANTS at sI75 worth SO;
ALL-WOOL PANTS at 81 25 worth -
MlpDL SUITS at f3 worth
MI6DLEsEX-FLANNEL SUITS at s1e worth
YACHI-CLoTH SUITS at ga worth SIS.
NUSFIT STORE,
el2 MAGS STREET.
lmy 27-3tI
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GUNNER BOARD,
$500 FEET ABOVE THE sEA-LEvEL.
ONE OF THE HEALTHIEST AND MOST
BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN VIRGINIA.
The hest board the market affords. Splend,,u
roads for riding and driving. Daily mai ana Ter
egraDh office. Terms go per mohth ior ""'"'''
slI''" ''' j. Is. ALEXANDER.
6-Tu&Th1mf NeWDeIn, va.