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LOCAL LITERATURE.
The Pence. cutting and Governor lee
lands Telegram.
Paniry Invaded by Barglars-Damas
Sult Filed.
THAT FEsCE.CUITISo.

Other Matters OF n Local Nature
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,TISTED--l2 5JOD J0iNHRs FOR INSIDE
w WORK NJ Houston, Texas Apply TO J II.
WEST. Al Windsor Hotel, Dallas. Tex maS.2t
YKTANTED-CooKS. FAM HANDS IND
w other employees, ut COZ sain street Dali
Ing Texaa. uIho.lt
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YIvAN1ED-TO RENT a SECONDHAND
w plan by tho month. Apply - or adsrsss
n wEIiS coo Kim street x1af2. 20
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I;TANTEb-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework In a family OF Ave; coed wages.
Apply 10 Mt. T. J. CANNON, corner Ross ay-
ouuc snd Boil street aprJseo13t
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The most direct line, with the best build
ing route, from Dallas, via. Rockwell TO
Paris is on line some distance oast oil
Greenville. -[Sulphur Springs Echo. The
Farmersville Mercury says the best route
lies west OF Greenviilo, tina. Is via. Farm.
ersville. We propose to split the differ
ence" between the Echo and Mercury
Greenville will get the road IL 1t is built
and don't you let 1t be eifsced from the
tablets Of emory.-[Greenvills Ban
uer.
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ylrANTHD--ACTIvE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city and
county in Texas; liberal ierms ard permanent
employment givsn. Call on or address J. W,
ETON; 90 Mains mnrlJ unf
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w dairy; none but com. ctent man need az.
ply. Address pr. Howefs Drug Store, COZ
a., aiIoat ma3,2.
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My WORD TRUE.

Show us Texas newspsper hat Is con-
tinually hnrping about VIA tho people dc
mand and what they shO.id nave, ant
claiming to be their especial spokesman
and we will chow You one, and the same
one, that IL forever debating TO the people
what their action should be, aud taking
upon itself the task Of naming who their
officers shall be and what their laws should
he -fSan Antonio Express,
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TYTANTED-LADY HOOKKEEfEK: AL
" dross, with references, q. A. WELLs
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w LOUIS ELE TRC LAMP co. 81. louis
Mo-, for circular, cats ano terms for tho % Gao.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-01

sEAsoNABLE GOODS At Low PRICES
AT
LEVY. DAVIS & cos.
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LOng.Distance TelephOning.

1t is expected by the Southern New
England Telephone Company that the new
copper wire now being extended between
New York and Boston will be ready for
use in about two weeks. A New Haven
Telegram says Hitherto copper wire was
drawn so soft that it would not stand the
strain OF long-distance stretching the new
wire is q" hard-drawn" by recently dis
covered process, is much stronger, and,
it is thought, will neither sag down nor
break. Copper wire is much better
than iron wire for long telegraph or
telephone circuits, its conductivity be-
ing much greater and its induction
much less. While the new line is as yet an
experiment, il is thought 1t will prove a
satisfactory medium for lOng-dlstance con-
versation. Ii will be a metallic circuit
that is, the wire will not be grounded. II
it proves a success. the Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company will at once be-
gin the erection OF another copper wire
from New York to Boston, with stations
and connections at all the principal cities.
These will be the ngest-distance wires in
use in the telephone business in the East
ern United States.
The line now in process Of erection will
pass through New Haven and Providence; ;
the line to follow, il the first one proves a
success, will run through New Haven,
Hartford, and Springfield. The officers
OF the telephone company look for
great results from the new wires-results
which will effect an important change
in the system Of telephone communi-
cation throughout the world. 1t
Is stated that in the West long-dis-
tance talking by telephone is carried
on much easier than in the East. More
miles can be successfully covered by sim
gle stretch Of wire. Experts have been
unable to account for this, save in one
way, and that Is because the meteoric con-
ditions Of the earth in the eastern part OF
the country strongly induct the wires.
Another strange thing is that on wires
running due north and south conversation
Is conducted more easily and satisfactorily
than on others.
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Manchester.

The whole time OF the Hastings Court
Yesterday was taken up in hearing the evi
dence in the suit Of Jones against the Old
Dominion Cotton-Factory, and they are moi
through with the evidence yet. The ease
will be continued this morning and will
most likely consume the remainder Of the
week.
Moses Claiborne, colored boy about
twelve or thirteen years old. was arrested
yesterday morning by Captain LipscOmb
for stealing fruit from the stand in front OF
Mr.. Barrett's confectionery. A friend OF
the boys mother gave bail to the amount
OF S2j for his appearance in the Mayors
Court this morning at o'clock. when he
will be tried.
The Finance Committee had a called
meeting at the Council chamber last night
to attend to important business precedent
to the next meeting Of the City Council,
which is next Friday night.
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Death Of Mr.. Potter w. RaIstOn.

Mr.. p. w. Ralston, for more than half O
century a resident Of Richmond, died at
3:15 A. NJ. yesterday, in the seventy-third
year OF his age. He was for great num-
Der Of years a clerk in the Office OF the City
Chamberlain, who was er-Oticio clerk Of the
Council, and for few years after the war
was City Auditor. In both positions he
was faithful and capable.
Long public service had untitled him for
the more active pursuits Of life, and it was
n misfortune that he keenly felt that he was
thrown out upon the Reorganization OF the
city government, soon after the new Con-
stitution went into effect. Mr.. Ralston
had been in good health up to short time
before his last illness, which was OF brief
duration. He was a devoted member OF
Or. Hoge's church, was q great Bible
reader, and in the belief OF those who had
best known him was true Christian, as he
was kind, good man. His funeral will
take place from DR.. Hoges church this
afternoon at O'Clock
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Court OF Rockingham county. Affirmed,
Judge Hinton delivering the opinion.
Russell against the Commonwealth
From the Circuit Court Of Lee county
Affirmed, Judge Lewis delivering the opln.
ion.
Breagle and ais. against Richardson's adj.
ministrator and ais. From the Circuit
Court OF Henry county. Affirmed, Judge
Lacy delivering the opinion.
Cox against Carr and Jones's executor
against Purdie. Rehearing allowed, and
last cause put on privilege docket.
Edmunds against Scott. Argued by j.
X: Watkins, Esq, for appellant and SUBJ
mitted.
Harris against Redd. Argued by j. A.
Cabell, Esq, for plaintiff in error.
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Mr.. Diggs in the Senate yesterday offered
bill which, IL 1t passes both houses OF the
General Assembly, will make material
changes in the offices in the Capitol build.
ing. 1t provides that the present Capitol
offices OF the Secretary Of the Common.
wealth, the Governor. and the Southern
Historical Society be fitted up for the use
OF the State Library, in addition to the
present library-room, and that the offices
OF Superintendent OF Public Instruction
and Of Public Printing be fitted up for the
Governor in style, &C., equal to the Gov
ernor's office.
The present Adjutant-GeneraPs Office
will be fitted up as the Office Of the Secre-
tary OF the Commonwealth. The superin-
tendent OF Public instruction, Public
Printer, and Adiutant- General are authO-
rized to rent and have offices fitted up out
side Of the Capitol building. The pream-
bic Of the bill sets forth the urgent necessity
for larger accommodations for the Library.
The Senate bill providing for the sale Of
the useless public property in Richmond
contempates that the proceeds shall be in
vested in our new 3 per cent. bonds, and
held for the erection OF a new Library
building in the Capitol Square. So great is
the weight Of books in the Library (Which
is Immediately over the Senate chamber)
that the crushing OF the floor, il not Of that
end OF the building, seems not improbable.
At any rate, many senators are IN constant
fear OF some such trouble.
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Briefs and Personals.

The Dutch barkentine Werklust, GOO
tons,) &. &. Potiiwijd master, cleared
yesterday for Pelotas, Brazil, with $3.50
barrels OF -four, shipped by the Gallego
Mills Manufacturing Company, the HaXall.
Crenshaw Company, and Dunlop 4 Me-
Canoe. valued at S13, 1850.
The Board OF Public Interests in tO-day's
Dispatch request all consumers Of gas who
have complaints to make about high gas
bills to report the facts in writing to the
President OF the Board.
Sheriff John w. Wright continues very
i'll with brain-fever. He is on his farm,
near Amherst Courthouse.
The First regiment will have battalion
drill and inspection tonight, and it is eX-
pected that General Fitz Lee will be pre-
sent.
Ex-Councilman Tinsley (coloredD was
buried yesterday, and guard was set over
his grave, so that grave-r0bbers, II they
came, should not succeed.
The Committee on Chesapeake and its
Tributaries will meet in the hall OF House
OF Delegates this evening at 5 O'Clock. The
committee viii be addressed by Colonel
Marshall Mcdonald, Fish Commissioner OF
Virginia, and Assistant Fish Commissioner
OF the United States.
The House committee will report against
Mr.. LOvensten's schoOl-trustee bill. In
stead OF a board elected by the Legislature.
they prefer board consisting OF the SUI
perintendent of schools, county.court
clerk, and Commonwealth attorney.
Senator Malone arrived in the city yes
terday. The driver Of the carriage stopped
at the corner OF Twelfth and Main, and
started to put him out at the Dispatch
office, but the Senator checked him, and
told him TO drive around the corner, which
he did.
Mr.. r. II. May, representing the Inder-
Appeal, is in The city, and will wait upon
our merchants In the interest OF the paper,
which is an excellent advertising medium.
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Cherry against the Commonwealth.
From the Circuit Court OF Norfolk county.
Reversed, Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion, Judge Lacy dissenting.
Pannill against Calloway's committee.
From the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Decree reversed In part,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Rnrwell. son, against Burwell and ais.
From the Circuit Court Of Mecklenburg
county. Reversed, Judge Fauntleroy de-
lIver,ng the opinion. Judge Lacy concur
ring In the result, but not In oil the reasons
assigned.
Mauzy against Mauzy. From the Circuit
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PRESIDENT RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
ASHLAND. VA.
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MEsENsvILLE, ALAMANcE COUNTY, n. c.,

This is to certify that employed Dr. A. G. Vol.
lard about the LIST of April, 1882, 10 cure bad
cancer on the left side of my nose, which has heen
on my nose about twenty-five years, and which he
succeeded In curing with the application Of his
medicine. 20 far as can ascertain, DIR. Wolard
has large reputation for curing cancers and other
diseases and has been very successful In his prac
tlce Respectfully,
Mrs, NANCY McADAMS.
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Meteorological Report for January.

The subjoined table gives the readings
Of the thermometer. the course OF the wind
at sunrise, and the amount Of rainfall for
the month OF January. The readings Of
the thermometer were taken in an elevated
portion Of the city, free from any influence
Of reiracted heat, and from French instru-
ments, showing the highest and lowest
points Of the mercury during each twenty.
four hours. It Is believed that no better
situation for observations Of this character
can be found in our city. They have been
carefully noted, and are believed to be alb.
solutely correct:
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JOHN PULLIN,
Office State Penitentiary. Richmond. Va.


This is to certify that was afflicted with n dis
ease in my breast and lungs, which gave me great
of blood led me to believe my case was serious
one. Having tried several eminent physicians,
and finding ne relief, / applied TO DIR. a. g. VOL
lard, who was recommended very highly TO me for
the treatment Of that disease; and after treatment
of about two weeks, began 10 strengthen. The
pain and misery IN my lungs and breast have en-
tirely left me- | continued 10 improve until now
am well and able to pursue my daily avocaton
with ease and pleasure; and can cheerfully recon-
mend DIR. A. G.. WOllard to any and all who may
be afflicted with that disease.
Yours most respectfully, JAMES MONROE.
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Death Of William r. King.

Mr. William T. King, a former we'll
known merchant, and member of the old
firm OF Hultz & King, died last night at II
o'clock, in the tifty-fourtb year of his age,
OF consumption, at his residence, on
Church Hill. He had been resident OF
Richmond for the past thirty y-three years,
and was married here and leaves family.
He was a good citizen, earnest Christian,
and past master OF Hcnrico Union Lodge,
No 13O
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A Delightful Occasion.

Messrs. Fourqurean, Price. Temple
Co., with their usual generosity. gave thei
customary inventory supper ("Hegl
Tea last night at Sanger Hall. There
were in all thirty-four seated around tn,
elegant and sumptuous table. After the
supper an hour or so was spent in the in.
tcrchange OF pleasantries, and merry were
the peals Of laughter that rang through the
hall as joke after joke was told.
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GLUM EDWARDS.
ROCKINGHAM CoCRTHoUsE, VA, I

This is TO certify that was afflicted with can
Ger on my upper lip for eight years, which caused
me much pain and un' asiness. | was advised TO
go to DR.. A. G.. Wollard of Richmond, to be
treated. did so the first of October, and in eight
weeks the cancer came out and healed up. am
now well. | cheerfully recommt nd DR.. Wollard
10 all who may be afflicted With cancers. / shall
always feel grateful 10 him for his skill I'm my case
May he live long TO do much for those that suffer
Yours, with much gratitu ie,
JOHN j. SPENCER.
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How He Quieted the Baby.
nincoInton IN. Press. I

TLIHOV'HtOH wv vi Il ft9osJ
Last Friday night Levi Reynolds, who
lives at Tiddy's paper-mills, in order to
quiet his fretful baby, lighted his lamp
living in bed, and held it up for the admi.
ration of the youngster. II had the de-
sired effect, and. while the baby was lost
in silent admiration, Levi dropped off to
sleep. In short time he was awakened
by the screams OF both his wife and the
child 10 tind the bed-clothes In flames. He
had allowed the lamp TO fall from his hand,
and. oyerturning II had fired the bed-cov-
ering. HIS wife and baby were both pain
fully though not dangerously burned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wA GOOD TINE TO BUY.

INGRAM, THREE.PLY. TAPESTRY and
sTEE. RFSP, Rsa; vESET}XS. M, RlG,, and nSnisr nIsT
WHIT, RRD. D.cnEcK, and FANCY NAT
sMIRXIA, TAPESTRY, VELVET, and AxMN-
cocoa MHTs, Cocoa S an MATrINe. DRueevrs.
9pH,LT;GLSTHs' pHT'fLSS1TIHs' and LIN0LEUM and CAR
HAsssoCKs: WiNDow-sHADEs. om-cLorH
LACE CURTAINS, CoRNICEs, POLES. GIMP
M AIN ys eHsN 22ss sIS =:
and Glrls; 5 a also, LEGGiNs aud HATS I also.
iLh Bafc Htfh TMBREtfAs; AhtHSA ''NehAN' and CAM
100 remnant; Sn Of GmETAIN LAcEs on our :pe-
EMBROIDERED NULL scARFs at 1oc. worth
EMERoiDERED NULL yrcHUs a, sSe. wort.
BLACK and CREAM sILK.LACE FIcBUs at
GESTLEMEN's REGULXk.Sx'DE' iY'inS6Y
SOCKS at csc pair worth - dozen;
fBig bargains In all kinds Of NECKwEAR for
UNDERsHIRfs AND DRAWERS In all ouaI.-
ties the largest stock In this city;
sliIRT.C0LLARS and CUFFS In great variety
speeia1 bargains ain: IN 'RffffADY.MADE SHIRTS;
LINEN sIfIRT-BOsoMs from l6,, 70 soc. e.ch;
oOSfFNDfRS,
SIlIR rs. and other FURNISHING GOODS;
HAlR-BRCsHES at 20c.-would be cheap a.
NALL. TOOTH. SHAVING, and SHOE
BRUSHES:
RUFFLEs, RUChINGs. LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS. TIDES. TOILET MATS, POCKET
BOOKS, and SOAPS:
LINEN SHEETING, PILLOW-CASE LINEN,
TABLE.CLOTHs. NAPKINS, TOWELS,
DOILIES, WASH-RAGS, CRUMB-CLOThS.
TRAY-CLOTIis, at the lowest prices for nrst-
class goods:
ALL:W6oL WHITE NUBIAs at Csc. worth
50c.;
HOOP. BALM0RAL-, and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS at big bargains:
Our whole stock Of goods for CURTAINS. LAM
BREQUlNs, and FURNITURE-COvERING
has been placed on our speclal-hargain coun-
ter-sO bargains can be- had:
KNIT GOODS, such as Leggins, Hoods, Caps,
Jackets Mits. and Gloves:
SHAWLs. STOCKINGS. RIBBONS, BUTTONS.
BRAIDs, BINDINGS, and a general stock OF
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.
All OF which we Will sell 10 our customers at
very low prices.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
1917 and 1919 Nam street,
ia 30-W,F&Su Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, VA, January Is, 1877,

ldeem IL due DR.. A. G.. WOllard, and the public
In general TO bear testimony In the cure of can
Ger which was located on the side of my face. of
some three years standing, and was treated by
two of the best doctors of this city, and their prac-
ticr did me no good The place growing worse,
decided TO try DR.. A.G WOllard's treatment, and
am glad TO say after about two months the place
all healed up, and now the cure has been made
some eighteen or twenty months, and do not feel
the slightest sensation Of any disease whatever,
and before went to DIR. Wollard the place was
bad, and gave Inc much trouble and much dis
tress Twas cured, leaving little or no scar. The
treatment was mild; so much so could attend to
my dali, business. can further recommend all
persons to Dr. A. G.. Wollard's treatment for
ROBERT ID. BROOKS,
No. 724 sOuth Pine street, Richmond, Va.
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Died i'm Prison.

Peter Washington, a colOred man eighty.
two years Of age, died in the city jail yes
terday.
In accordance with law, Coroner Taylor
held an inquest. and the verdict was that
death was caused by brain-disease.
Washington was confined in Jail as a
lunatic. aud was to have been sent to the
Central Lunatic Asylum.
His body was surrendered TO his wife.
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RICHMOND, VA, June 6, 1852.

DIR. \. Il. Wollard is a member OF my pastoral
charge IN this city. He is Christian gentleman
of mimpeached character. and commands the
respect and confidence Of our people. in curing
cancer, which he makes his speciality. Dr. VOL
lard has met with remarkable Snccess. and have
doubt thatin every case presented for his treat
ION. DR.. WOllard has certificates from gentlemen
OF this citV and Of other places of the very high
est character teStifying TO his success.
=. 8. LAMBETH,
Pastor Clay-Street NJ. f. Church South.
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Huferesfiur Reading.

II you need pair OF pants it will pay
you to call at our establishment and max,
your selections. We have reduced tn,
prices throughout our Pants Department
Our 81 Pants now S1.50; 50 Pants now
81; $3.50 Pants now $3.50; q Pants now
SO; s. and s. Pants now 81. The Cloth
ing Palace, 1901 Main street.
A. STRAUS Il Son.
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~ Rain during day and night.
l2) Rain In the forenoon.
(3) Snow at night.
az Snow in the forenoon.
l5) Snow and hail at night.
l6) Rain all day, followed by light snow at
night.
~ Rain in the afternoon, followed by snow at
night.
(Sl Rain at night.
(9) Light drizzing rlin.
(l0l Light rain afternoon and night.
l1l Light rain III the forenoon.
(12) Rain and snow I'm the forenoon.
(l3) Light rain at night.
14l Rain all day, followed by light snow at
night.
tl5) Snow at night.
16) Light snow in the forenoon.
40 Heavy tog; rain at night.
(1S) Showery all day.
There were only eleven days OF the month
marked clear. and on eighteen there was
either snow or raln-sometimes both.
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b. II. Douglas Il Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves,
and are the result OF over forty years
experience in compounding cough medi-
cines. ID. s. and Trade Mark on every
lrnn
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and the city of Petersburg shall form the Fourt
congressional district,
and the city Of D.nvlllc shall form the Fifth con

and the civ Of LynspD,rs shall form iiis sixth
cong cssIonal disiriciN
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MAYORS OFFICE
RICHMOND. VA. ,Jnne i6. 1850.

As Dr. \. q. Wollard's advertisements 90 to
other sections Of the country where he is
stranger. t1ke pleasure in performing the duty 10
one Of our citizens in saying he Is gentleman OF
high moral character. He has lived here many
wear. and his personal department has been such
As 10 win the confidence Of those with whom he
has had intercourse.
Ills private and personal reputation is without
reprosch. His success in practice will be his
voucher IN his profeSSiona! line.
". &. CARRINGTON, Mayor
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EDWIN I. SAUNDERS
RICHMOND, VA, September 2I, 1s7;
Dr.. 4. e.. WOUdrd :

RICHMOND, VA, September u, 1S75.
Or. 4. g. WOlIdrd:
NY Dear Sir,-After four years Of pain and suf-
fering with a cancer, covering the back of my
right hand and wrist, | am now entirely relieved
by Your practice Before consulting you | had
tried many remedies. and, besides, had called IN
four physicians Of this city, whose practice did me
no good: and, after being almost at the point of
despair. was induced to try Your practice, which
has made perfect cure Of my hand. With a
grateful heart give you this my certificate. and
trust that any poor sufferer who may this will
call upon you and be Lealed also. May God, In His
mercy, bless, protect, and defend yOn from all
harm. and suffer YOU TO live long, that you may
bring health and happiness 10 thousands Of suf-
ferers, is the prayer of your grateful friend
JOHN PULLIN.
omco Sto,o papi,an,iarx ptch,rnnJ Va
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ri SYCLE BROTHERS WANT TO

CLOSE OUT
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK BEFORE THEY
| TAKE INVENTORY, WHICH WILL BE
THE FIRST WEEK IN FEBRUARY.
so NOW, IF YOU WANT BARGAINS, BE
BE SURE TO CALL BEFORE THAT
TIME.
80 pieces of TYCOON REPS at 124c. worth Csc:
COCHECO FOULARD at &c. worth I2.c. tfuiI
Al;
One lot Of DAMAGED SPREADS at half price;
FRENCH PERCALEs at l2Hc. worth 1850.
WHITE FLANNEL at zoe worth 25c.:
WHITE FLANNEL at 25c. worth 35c.;
so pieces Of CRASH at Sc. worth sgIc.;
One case of LINEN CRASH at loc. worth 1896;
Balance of our stock Of DRESS GOODS aud
FLANNELs at cost.
If you want bargain, look at our GENTLE
MEMS UNDERsHIITs;
GENTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
REINFORCED BOSOM, at 55c. worth 75c.;
The best CORSET in the city for 50c.;
HAMBURG EDGING from Sc. to 75c. per yard;
Our stock of LADIES UNDERWEAR Is COM
pIete. We guarantee our prices to Le lower
than the lowest.
LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS at SO worth $3.50.
All WRAPS at cost;
CARPETS at cost;
RUGS at cost;
CASsiMERES at cost;
RED FLANNEL at cost:
CANTON FLANNEL at cost.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
3l1 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street.
Js l2-eodlm