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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
TUESDAY. .OCTOBER1G. 1888.
A Note Of Warning.

Is thero apathy in the Democratic
ranks in Virginia We do not suppose
that there is, but the question is none the
less pertinent and it can do no harm to
face IL The asking OF ii will not keep
away from the polls a single voter who
appreciates tho responsibilities OF the
hour and has deterfnined 10 DO his duty,
aud il may cause some who arc disposed
60 bo the victims Of oyer-confi-
dopco 10 arise and shake Themselves
We believe that Virginia viii vote for
ClrvrLAsD and THUEMAN but that IS
NOT enouVh. We would have assurance
made doubly sure, ond to that end
would ike g. sec "a vigorous aggressive,
and enthusiastic canvass from now until
ihoday Of the election, which isoniythree
weeks of. The fight is no less fight
for southern civilization because great
1olitico-economi0 question enters into
tbo canvass The malignant and sec
tioual party mas staked oil on the issue.
Although its Leaders arc afraid 10 wave
Che bloody shirt in some localities there
rre still Republicans at tho North who,
es Nr. Chp1IsLE eaid in his speech IN New
Yorh Raturday. arc engaged i'm n crusade
nf hate and malice Lut few days ago
ono Of the principal organs Of the party
sndulecl ma truculent appeal 70 thesous
of Veterans 70 rally to the support Of the
Tepubhcan ticket Many OF the MEM
icts Of that organization, which is com
Y,osed Of sons Of men who fought III the
Icdoyal army. were not born whom the
sar closed, set Efforts are made TO in
ftu into them hatred of tine South and The
7reludicos and animomtios Of The conflict
nnd swing them sohdly for ecctionalsm.
Efforts are made to pcrpehmo war pas
muns IN order that the sectional party
may renew its savage and morchess
rrssp upon the throat Of the South. II
fiat is not moral treason what Is II ?
We feel assured tlnt Democratic We
tYry tins time viii mark the death OF the
sectional party. and no who fails 10
r.utubuto 70 That contamination
wIl tail in his duty not only
~ ms state, but to the nation-wlll
fail to meet the demands Of patriot
5sm. Democrats, North and South, OK
meet TO SEQ Virginia IN the front Of tho
,uccosslul column on the 9TH OF Noyom-
Bar. Let them not bo disappointed.
act thmr expectations be more than
realized. There aro many Democratic
poakcrs in Virginia whom We have not
st heard from. Doubtless they are
bucklng on their amor. Let them
hasten to take tho field. We utter no
mote Of alarm, but sound q call to duty
So speakers and oil Others, that the VIC
Cory may DO rendered all the more COM
ploto by shonldor-to-shouldor fight IN
which every Democratic voter shall DO
sn his place and eager for the fmy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Reading notices ia resdlng-maiior vp@
iiros or loss. g.. Ia nonpsreil leAded. 20
Gard o. rates iof more space furnished on APP
li.Ansh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

The following extract from the an
nual address Of the president Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
at Charlottesville last week is published
by their request. Itshows their position
on the question discussed, an1makes Il
new front:
thought that the question of wo-
mans ballot was understood IN our
State, but receive letters from various
sections informing me thst the acton OF
the National Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union on this question has
seriously injured the work IN sheir re-
spectiye localities. ] hope every union
in the State is represented here to-day.
For the benefit Of all / will read the re-
solution passed by the National Conyen-
ton mt Nashville on this subject
"NO State Union shall be bound byany
principle espoused or plan devised 10y the
National Womsn's Christian Tempe
rance Union except that all States auxill-
ary must subscribe to the total abstinence
pledge and TO the constitution OF the
National Union
Prom this it will be plainly seen that
the people OF Virginia not wishing TO
agitate The subject here, have nothing
vhotevcr 10 do with the ballot for wo-
man. MyOwn opinion isthat its advocacy
in this State would lose us many jealous
sympathizers and seriously impair our
usefulness. II It is oil the Lords doing
it will come in his own time. Let us
try 10 save souls; TO throw light and
happiness into hearts and homes now
dark and dreary. Then We shall find
enough to employ our whole time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16


Governor HIN may ilatter himself
That the sectional war is at an end, but
le cannot convince Fold-Marshal MI
,,r IiAusraAD that such is the fact. MIR.
JiaugrEAD says:
Take the southern States, IN which
thc whites and the blacke areabout equal
in number. and the negroes are counted
for purposes OF representation and not
permitted TO vote SO as TO have any m
fluenco upon general or national results.
Therefore the whto men o; that belt Of
States have double power ~ Congress
and presidential elections.
"ls TINT enormous fraud and me
quality likely Ia stand forever IN coun-
fry based 10y its Constitution upon equal
aud ,ree manhood, citizenship, and sui
1mge?"
Ia Congress 10 undertake to decide how
many voters east their ballots under the
5uduonce of educated ana wel-iniormed
and therefore controlling leaders ? Or
Ssit allowable for the white workmen OF
the North ~ bo instructed in their
duties 10y their employers. as the New
York Ii-i6r.r. the lcading Republican
Crgsn in the United States suggests IN
Tao following sentenco;
Manufacturers whose business in
forests will be imperilled 10y the success
al tho Free Trade Democracy should
convince fhoir worhmen that WAGE earn
srs will suffer equally with themselves il
resident Cleveland be reelected
How convinced Is it not clear
that those words might be understood rs
advising The employers to let their work
men know tha, they would he discharged
il they voted the Democratic ticketY Or
uro tho northern employers OF white
men superior 60 Che southern employers
OF negroes
Again: A million Of negro votes IN
the south noutralizo q million Of white
votes in the North. IN other words It
would not be possible ior llAHB,soS 10
be elected ii the negroes were disIran-
uhisod. Negro voters, and nothing but
"A SAt NNtf.AAt nc Nti4N tNAfAtito NAiS IL
suits OF the elections in New York. New
jersey, Indiana, aEi Connecticut doubt
sui Sixty-six electors OF President and
Niee-prcsidens will loo chosen lev the ne
froes il those four States vote for HAR-
Rgos. What sort Of spectacle would
this Union present to the world in that
event ? Is that sort OF fraud and inc
quality to stand forever in country
which is supposed to be ruled by white
men?
Let Mr.. HALsTEAD ponder these sog-
Resiions Let him AJAX himself whether
there ever was greater fraud and in
equality" than the alleged ratihea-
ton Of tho thirteenth, fourteenth.
aud fifteenth amendments Does
he really believe that the negroes
Of New York, New Jersey. Connecticut.
and indiana ought 10 he permitted 10
elect the two highest otiicers Of the
Cogerament? Is that the reason WHY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
Mr.. Thurman.s Letter.

We give this morning Mr.. THURnAS's
letter accepting the nomination Of the
ST. Louis Convention. IL is every word
his own. There is not an ambiguous
phrase in IT, There is no indication in
it that be would be willing to enter into
any sort of compromise with the voters.
What he believes he teaches. What be
has to say he says so that everybody can
understand him. His letter has the
genuine old Democratic ring. II is
plsin-spoken but not Extensively so. He
is always courteous TO opponents as well
as to friends. His modesty induces him
TO place himself, entirely out OF the
question. The election is for President,
and Mr.. CLEVELAND is the man that
ought TO be elected, Mr.. THURMAN
thinks He is confident that CLEyR-
LANDS election "would powerfully tend
TO strengthen the feeling Of fraternity "
between the sections. This Of itself is
au all-sullicient reason why he ought to
be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

4 Rerie,C Of tho Proclamation Of Pre-
Sjdcnf Jackson Of the ION 81 Doccn'-
Der. 1892, IN a S4ricS Of Numbers
originally Published tn tie " Nor
foK and Portsmouth Hcrald" Under
the Signature Of 81 Hrgin'on. W
Hon. LrrrLRroS WALLER MAXWELL.
Norfolk: J. ID. GHsELIS. 1888.
This is n book that ought 70 be read 10y
an the intelligent, thinking men of the
country, North and South-especially
those in the North. 1t is apowertul-an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the Sc
cession doctrine, to which an end was
nut by the results of the war between the
States. 1t was patriotic act in the man
who got out this new edition.
Notice that Mr.. TAzewELL says Gun
der, not cover" the signature, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
Cannot Get owes.

by telegraph 10 tho D'spatchl
NIAGARA FAILS, October l5.-Four
Cinnamon continue 70 be the wards OF
the Grand Trunk railway, sleeping on the
floor in the general waitingroom of the
station. They have written and received
several letters since their arrival here a
week ago. The Grand Trunk authori-
ties have done everything in their power
to set them across tho frontier and to
their destination, even communicating
with the authorities at Washington.
Each time the reply has come hat they
cannes be allowed to enter the coun-
try. Ah Ling, the seemingly repre-
sentative and educated one OF the party,
received &Chinese letter from a friend in
Chicago on Friday last, advising him TO
communicate with the Chinese AInbassa-
dor at Washington, stating the full cause
of their Diet, ntlon, which he has done.
No doubt the matter will become an in
ternational question between China and
the United States The feeling here IS
that the Canadian Government should
object 10 Canada being made the dump
ins- ground Tor the Chinese pauper popu-
lasion OF the United States made pau
pers blythe United States authorities not
allowing them 10 return to their places
OF business and work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

re- -. a l.. VI J EbDJhi Eli
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK OF CARPETS AND
ClOAkS.
We Offer THIS WEEK every piece ~ our M
NENsa STOCK OF CARPETS az prices very
much unler value.
Hemp Carpet az 1ic. yard-usuHl value -2c.
Chinese Carpet 40 igc a ysri-u7gal value @l'.;
Ingram carpet at Issc yefd-usual value
Ingram Carpet at 93c. yard usual value aoc
Heavy Ingram Carpet at 800. yard-usual
Wool e-ply carpet at i9c yari-sold usually at
cool s-plv CARPET nj 73c. yard-usual price g.;
Tapestry Brus'Pls carpet at 4ac. yari-sold 10y
others Ar 60k;
Extra Quality brussels Carpet az 62c-sola
cveryWhoTe at75'. yard;
Si.g5 buys this week regular $2JO bel Drug
get.
Big bargains in al sizes Of Ingram Druggots
CLOAkS.
ladies' Striped Jackets at t239-rosuiar price
Ladies Black Diagonal Jackets at i&6s-regular
Ladies BLACK Jersey Jackets at s877-rosuinr
Ladies striped Nowmarkets at sL45-regular
Ladies' Black Ncwmarkets from 54s9up.
Childreus Striped. Checked, ami Colored
Cloaks /. al Sizes at prices about half real
AsTONIsHTNg BARGAINS IN PLUSH CLOAkS.
Plusa Jackets o. sl2 l9--rea. yaiue sl7;
Plush JAck0fs 90 tlia5-reai value f2J;
plush CiOaks az SlAE3-real value 80;
Plush ClJaks az 81 real Value SO.
Plush Modje.Sas AZ sii 4l-rral value III;
Plush NoIieskas a. fi19J-roai value SIS.
All tue lateet styles ia Ladies' C'oh Now
markets AMI HAglAns:
Misses Jackets Ald NcwmArkets In all tho pretty
Stripes. CHEEKS. and solids.
RIAL BARGAIN, Is DRESS GOODS.
Han wool CHshmeres, value le4c., az &c.
yard,
Double Width Cable Twills worth Poe. as l2Ac. a
yard:
3sinch English Csshmeres lal colorsl, value
3,c.. 81 IT,. a yard.
23inch All-MOOl ueurieitls-62o quality al 4ic
yard
l1-in.n ~ik-Finish All-Wool Ilenrietsas value
6,sc.. at 6yc. yard.
d. 4 Z. MrrTELDORFER,
oc IG-Su. Tu&Th 81 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

In addition 10 that chief remedial measure
the use OF lostet,er's stomach Htters-pcisons
sunerinsfrom an acute bilious attack viii tacili-
tate recovery boy the use AZ nrst Of iuhk sud lime
water ana thin graels. and By very gradual ro-
turn 20 tho use OF solid foods Fatty Substances
should be excluded from tho dict Blue ph Is
ramedy OF doubtful safety, particularly II There
ne nausea and vomiting, frequent c"ncomiiants
of liver trouble The Biuers, provided its re
foFInstory action 10 not Nriai ana msrrod 10y
gruss indiscrcnons In dies. Viii -oon reoiore Nc
equilibrium OF ana seton az tie iger. stomach
and bowels. all three oiaoriefel by bih0usncss.
Ia ali forms Of nRlErisi disease, wnich In every
ore u IT, phases presents Indications ~ liver
trouble uostottcris stomach HiIteTe Is tne foru-
most q specl1cl Tho iieht ~ over thirty years
experience also shows h % be fiDe remedy Tor
rheumatism. kidney troubles. dyspepsia. neg
YOusuoss. aRd debility. o. li-lnNw iSaEl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Hon. GronGE j. MISE has sent us q
copy Of a valuable pamphlet. 1t con-
taius the Mills bin aud the act Of
March, 1853, and tables showing the es-
tmated oToot on the revenues Of thepro-
posed legislation, prepared for the Com
mittec OF Ways and Means by the Clerk.
We quote at once what the MmLs bill
provides as 90 iron ore and coal
Iron ore, including manganilerous
iron ore. also the drop or rosiduum from
burnt pyritcs 10 cents per ton. page
49,
"Coal, hituminous and slate, 10
cents per ton Of rs bushels, 80 bushels
to the ton" page i2.)
Our Southwest Virginia friends will
please make a note.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

lBy Angio-Amertcan cable 70 the pis9atch.l
Paris, October 1a--The Chamber OF
Deputies reassembled to-day. Boulan-
ser was present at the opening OF the
session. Floquet, the Primo Minister.
introduced q bill providing for the TO-
vision OF the Constitution. The intro
duction Of the bin was greeted with APP
plAuse by the members Of she Left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Not satisfied with their exhibition on
the Exposition-Grounds, the people Of
Prince Edward county have got oGt "a
little book of forty-siX pages telling oil
about that county and its advantages as
q home. Its author is Il. b. BEBEELEY,
ESQ. We acknowledge the receipt Of a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

tho fifteenth amendment was made a
part Of the Constitution ? And above
ell. were the three last amendments I'M
constitutionally forced into the Constitu-
ton in order that negroes might rule the
United Ssases2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

The New Orleans Pjcagune says
"Tho typewriter has banished much bad
handwriting, but it cant overcome the
bad spelling" There is no question that
the typewriter is a horrible speller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

"MURFr HNTEAo Is predicting that
certain States will go Republican. We
are delighted to hear 1t. HALsrEAD's
predictions are never fulfilled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

Forty thousand copies Of DIR. Mac
KESzIE's book were seized in Germany.
BISMARCK is n great OEsAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
THEATRE.

IA 1sd3-TWENTh FIFTH eEAsON-isSi
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER itTH lfrH, ASp l.Tn.
grcrigl r.ptineo Ti >DAI. OCrnEgE 18TH.
THE GREATEST OF Alb FARCE COMEDIES,
FASHIONS,
a satire on society, 10y Graran Donnolly, with
Tie foIoglng remarkable list ~ artists in tho
cast: Hiida Ihomas irwin Sisters. Nav irwin,
Flora irwin. uhe lcrCme-', Lille Laferie,
Eua Jerome. Katie CoaWay, Cugrlos y. seaman,
Charles jerome, George aarphy. Charles save
tello. viii Armstrong. simeon Ia Font, musical
diroctOr.
Next attraction. " Et INNING WILDE bo1-of-
Gee open A. "a. 10 - T.. u. o'lD-lf
DUTNA8TS NEW TIL EAT r L
4 COMQUE. Franklin street between Tbir-
tsenih ard Fourloeuih etcor a.-fO-hltHI,
TIME SHOWS ~ ONB-FkaAlE My
sTRKLSI CHRISTIE BROTHERS, aud VIC
TOHElLl PAkIOAIhE TROUPE % A-6r
NFOHABT ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WI BERGER g. IEATH. le'aees sni Managers.
MONDAY. TUESDAN. and WEDNESDAY. Octo-
Der 7fh ION. and itn. Matinee ednosinT.
Return ~ The Distinguished Artists. KATE
CLAN TON and CIiAkI4ES A. SrEf hhSCN. &C.
compa ted by AKTBuE II. FORREST and Their
own company. IN an olanOrata production Of the
following plays: Monday aud Tuesday Evenings
and Wednesday Matinee, The World Against
Her. Wednesday Evening. The Two Orphans.
Tickets now ca sale 20 The hOI-OHce.
October isth. lglh, and lOth, Goodyear, Cook &
DillOu's Alnsirel. o. l5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

The Now York Press says: elf BEN
JAMN HAnnIsoE is the next President. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

.TCHMOND THEATRE.
~ l0f3-VWENr SEASOS-iS's.

DTCHMOND THEATRE.
IL Is63-pWEN rY-FIFIH SEASOS-is's.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
commencing Tlll KsDhY. OCTOBER 18TH,
New York. fay0rits Eccentric Comedian,
NR.JOHN WILD.
tho past ton ycars leaIng comedian ~ i'ar-
riranis Park Tnoatro, Now YORK., In Vincent
Lees lntost success.
RUNNING WILD,
q uleaeurable middle with reason interpreted
bg the Strongest Company ever organized IN
musical comedy.
Catchy Music
Popular Songs. and
Hrwitchiuc Dances.
salo Of seats commences OCTOBER l1IH.
PoX-Crlce open from o 4. g. o. r. NJ
inflammation: CRkStON CLARKE,
oci6-It'
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RRIEF CONuENE.

The Republican pay envelopes were
llnlnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

THE RICHMOND CITY AND
! SEVENTIES RAILWAY COMPANH.-By
order II the Board of Directors % uts company
IL "a ordered hat % general meeting OF me
stockholders Of This company Do hoid AZ mo
building ~ ths State Bank, w the city Of Rich
mcud. on OCTOBER 81. Is-s - l2 o',lork w.. Tor
tho transaction 0f Important business
te gLaUl THOMAS =. MURPHY, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

For headache, toothache. earache, and
backache Salvation Oh il certain cnre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
gIN86.

REEMBERS OF AMITY a.
IVA LoDGK, No. -. 4. =. AND 4. M:AA
Attend a stated meeting q your Lodge At =.
Laubes Han. on Broad aud Ftrst streots, THIS
Hues,Iayl EVENING, 10Th instant, az ~ 0ciocA.
An Master Masons in good standing are fraler-
nslly invited.
~ order Of the Worshipiul Master.
Oc lg-lr y. ?. ShhffEhsON. secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

TO THE PUBLIC

IN answer 10 the many Inquiries ,oAi hafs
t6s Old VIRGINIA CBEEOOfs afc cs,slsg ma.iol
NH say thai thor csa 10 Ncnd al Any retail
es1se ihal handles eigkrs and iofzAzan. an1 as
soIa al nso Tor 70 cenia frado Cepplief ~ u4
sgcnts. heesFs. foWkhs. fAfLut. = cal. shoiss
sale druggists. 1910 Nain strcoS ana hessg>
WHlTAkkR. ZA>DEk A CO.. wholesale AL 70
t2R dc4leFs in cigars and lo0euc4 US haia
stxesL 4. WHlfI0lh.
Factory BOA aud 2as Fr4kslsa ssfosa
% law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
OREAT LONDON.-A POPULAR

4 RFAT LOhDON.-A POPULAR
N LECTURE on this subject win te delivered
by Rey. ROBERT T.. hffk, 3D. D., al tie Han OF
sixth aud Main streets, on TUESDAY, october
lGfh. 40 o,lors r. 81, for mo hencht OF me
building fund of tue new WoE minister Pres1y-
fcriau church. Admission 30 cent. Tickets for
saIo ~ Mr. L. Warulrs drugstore, Sixth and
Broad STREETS: az Sit. Polk hiner.s drugstore.
Main aud Nintn streets, and al Mt Parham
bookstore, feiu street urar Eleventh. li.Aeis
may also 10 he'll from Nai.r john Poe. VI. j. \.
CulliurBortn. and ar. irving campbell, commit
tee of ARRANGEMENTS. oc g.I2. l34&lC-5,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

HEADQUARTERS OLD DO
! A uINlON DEMOCRATIC CbUB-Assemole
THIS uuesdayl NIGHT, October ION, 70 attend
speaking 70 Old-Market Hall NrE uniforms
IA. expected. 90 assemble in tirnc IN register.
By order of President j. ~. IfGqlFs.
d. 4. HUGHES, Secretary.
cttfe crrv oc li-it
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q
Our Friends and Visitors will do Well
TO Read This.
GABLE TwlLLED DRESS GOODS,
" nearly all wool, all colors' s &c., ya.rd q
DOUBLE-wIDTH CASHMERES,
~ all coiors, Ike a yard at 80
HENRIETTA CLOTHS 36 INCHES
L 4 w'ds' all '0i'''' 90 '' Held & co.'s
AO-INCH ALL-wOOL CASSI-
~ MERE, lovely goods, 45c az, = y@sa a, 10,
hNAS ~ - -
CILK-FINISH 46-INCH HENRlEr-
- IA CLOTH, &c yard worth - at co,e
HABIT CLOTH, so INCHES WIDE,
III the newest shades. &c. y1a,r,.d, as co.'s
TRICOTS-A VARIETY OF COL
4 oRs-ssc. a yard al HELD cos
DLACK GOODS WE MAKE A SPE-
ID CIALTY Of We carry fun Ilno nom C,i y ~
a yard up to2 at hsLp ~" -
DROADCLOTH. SUPERB QUAIL
ID TY, in all colors, sc. ysrd a. 900
FINE BLACK FAILIR FRAN
u CASE. extra quality, soc. award Al ,o,s
HAiD & Co :
DTACK RHADzIMER-QUALITY
ID never eduailei under a. YOl can buy IL
for elk yard at h6.-D q ", :.
CILK PLUsHRS, ALL SHADES,
> at soc. a yari at Held q co.'s.
WTALKING-JACKETS FOR La
w DIES, from q apiece ugnard', IN "a al tho
newest shapes, at oahD ~. .
NyODJESKAS IN A VARIETY OF
vi patterns from $40 spieco ~ 20 so, A.
nRLD CO.'S
DLUSH COATS. JACKETS, AND
1 MODJg~KAS az she lowest pries possible
'-'''' '''- w. held s co.'s
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS or ALL
" descriptions from fi.2J apiece upwer'i- AZ
nE'D q cos
C,MYRNA RUGS. ALL SIZES,
- from e0c. apiece TO no best quality. -
hgip & CO.'S
DOYS' FLANNEL SHIFTS At
ID isc. apiece 40 HELD cos
DOYS GINGHAM SHIRTBfS AT
ID 90 apiece 20 Held cos.
DAMASK TOWELS, LARGE SIZE,
~ al loc at HELD s cos
Il NOTED FRINGE, LARGE SIZE,
N good quality Damask Towel a. l24c. az
Held CO.'S,
Z AIDES MFRlNO VESTS FROM
4 4 .Jc apiece up a. 81 al HELD CO.'S.
Z AIDES JERSEY RIBBED VESTS,
A. good quality from alc up 20 100 api,e,,ee Al
I AIDES SCARLET L LAM II l.
- VESTS from ,5'. apiece upwaris ~
HELD 8 CO.'S
EENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR OF
I Z every description in White from 45c ny
wards aud iu -carle. from J0c. ti-r1 io i.r oe7'
quality at hH'v " W. 70
oc ltsu,IuNIh
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W GCAAASrEg slX HoNts
DRUNKENNESs,
~ OK TIE LIQUOR UAHr
rUsIrlyELI ~ RID ~ AuMisisfGlNo la
HAlNEs'5 GOLDEN SPECIFIC

Hcan ~ given ia = cup - oDtoe or - si'...i
tho knOHledgU n mo porsln taNiuy it. H 100
lutely bafmicss, au1 vii ereei rrrllaH 'iii s DID,
speody cnro Wholhor THO patient IS usiaI BIZ
driuker " an alcoholic VrocE tl0aaat.t n
druukaris have bcou mslo ieutprra.f ai.l a.I
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7 ECrUBE.

JUDGE R. FARRAR ("Johnnie Rebn) win
deliver q LECTURE az fine->sfest Baptist
church on TUESDAY, October ~, ls1S' az
O'Clock T. NJ, for the boue1t % the church.
sublect: Lights aud shadows, ar, b. story ot
q Life." Admission - cents Tickets Tor sllo by
the sundny-scloOl scholars and al tbs door.
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FAMILY GROCERY.
WILLIAM |. WHITE,
formerly Of christian,
White d Co.,
No. 3O6 EAST BROAD STREET.

A. tho above stand have opened an ENTIRE
NEW STOCK OF SGuCTLi flN5ECLAas
FANCY AND FAMILY GKOC ERIES. WiSES.
LIQUORS, &C, which shall oner 80 lowest mar
bet rates. Win an experience of fourteen years
] think know the want, Of me people, aud az
sisted BY a competent force 1 shall be- prepared
10 deliver goods win prompuuess and dispatch.
/ especially ak TIE support o. my former
friends and many Others hope 70 secure.
Very truly.