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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

Tot.l.... s73 10 l0li soi 1888 7ss
Boyer's majority over Bigler is
1877.
Groninger's majority over McCah-
an, 21o.
Smiths majority over Middsh, 249
Johnston the Prohibition candi-
date for State Treasurer had IN Aif-
fintown &c votes six IN Formaragh /;
fifteen IN Faystte nineteen IN WAX
er SIX IL Delaware three in Sus-
qushanns nine IN Patterson four
In Milford one IN Port Royal; one
IN Turbett seven in Spruce Hill ;
i've In Beale fifteen in Tuscarors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
u &. Conference.

The Pennsylvanis Conference of
the United Christian church, conven-
eel IN annual session at Dressler's :
church, Oriental, Juniats Co, Pa,
Oct, 81, 1889.
Rev. J. A Benson was elected
chairman, and Rev s. g. Dressler
Secretary.
After roll call and noting of alb
sentees, the minutes of last previous
session were read and adopted.
On motion of Re-. S. G. Dressler,
the rules we've suspended, and a res
olution introduced and passed, ex-
pressive Of the sense of conference
In regard to the death of brother
Lewis LanLis, which occurred dur
ing the year Just closed-and thst
memorial services be held in tie
Conference room on Sabbath nIJrn-
Jag in respect to the memory Of our
departed brother, and that Rev. Bro-
Eberly deliver the memorial address
After disposing of All amount OF
preliminary and minor business, Rev.
Z. A Baker of the United Brethren
church and g. W. H Burris were
granted licenses as ministers Of the
gospel of the United Christian
/ Churc ch-
4 number of Committee reports
were received and acted upon and
uew committees appointed
The Hymn Book Committee - s.
G. Dressler - reported about one
third Of the manuscript for the pro-
posed Hymn Book prepared, and
work on the same suspended for
some time. The Conference in
structed him to proceed and push
the work to completion.
Church History.-Ssme Commit
tee, same report and same instruc
tions to Conferences members to re
port to historians from time TO time
/ all important events IN cur church
work
Section Z In Article III, of our
church discipline having been chang
ell few years ago. the same was
again restored SO as to be again IN
force, the same as II IS printed IN the
Discipline
1t was also ordered that the Sec
retary procure during the currsni
year, Il suitable seal for the use OF
this Conference for the sealing of all
license aud other Conference papers
The attention of the Conference
WAS now called to the fact that the
minutes of our session of 1885 has
never been formally adopted: the
same were now adopted unanimous
ly.
|, Rev. y, Knight WAS continued as
Missionary Secretary and Bro. Geo.
. Hambert as Missionary. Treasurer
The Revs. Baker, Knight and Eb'
erly were elected as the annual Con
ference committee
Committee to examine applicants
} for license at cur next session Revs'
5 G.. Dressler, j. A Benson ana h
! Eberly.
The place for holding our next an
pual session Is 70 be deeignsted oy
the A. c. committee
In view of the cheering report.
from all ysrts of our church wcrE
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

On Friday night last while at
work boring the srtssion well at
Gondoln works, a specimen of oil
was struck, and the report which
spread over the town like wild FIRE
excited many people Hundreds
visited the well and the manage
ment deeming It expedient, boxed it
up and refused to allow people in
On Saturday morning Alice Fair,
q little daughter OF William Fair,
who resides on Tenth street, Was
playing along the run. and seeing
the beautiful colors upon the water
ran to the house to bring her fa-
ther and mother down to Soc IL.
They, through mere curiosity, accom-
panied the child, and to their great
astOnishment found the water COW
cred with oil This renewed th. ex-
citsment and THOUSANDS Of people
locked TO the stream. The oil bub-
bled up until about 10 o'clock A NJ,
when II suddenly ceased. Then the
ANXIOUS crowd not vet having their
curiosity sllayed. bSgan to dig up
the dirt and stones with sticks when
the cil sgain began 10 flow.
This Is not the rirst time oil has
been seen on these waters, as 4 col
or-d isdy who resides II that vicini.
~ rsnsIked to our reporter that this
hss been noticed for some months,
bus they were under the impression
that al empty coal oil barr-l had
been thrown above IN the stream
very often" said she. ''the water
Was unfit for washing purposes"
Further investigation viii be ma a
in regard TO this matter b. experts
and If oil Is struck old Huntingdon
Will boom as she has never done be
fore. Let the good work go on
Huntingdon Journal
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
The Brilliant Eye.

For the SxxTNKL AsD kEPVBLIcAS.
The gay.st may oft have a brilliant eye,
But will it grow brighter when called to
die
Can i, bear the light from those golden
gates,
That Iesds TO the heaven where tie
angels wait.
All no il can never behold that band,
That sings forever in InRsnuei's land,
But faded and dim grows the brilliant eye,
With the thought OF death aud Gcd on
high
But the light that shines from the Chris.
tizn's eve,
VIII never grow dim when called TO die,
But bnghter and clearer that light vii
shine,
As it chsnfes from earth to that o
Divine
c. A. GREEN, l.. s.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

We are seemingly on the eve of i'm
portant expansions of the work and
large extensions of its boundaries /;
1t was therefore given IN the hands
of A c. committee to change any of
the boundaries during the year, and
to station the ministers to suit the
of the different charges
The following is list OF the min
listers of this conference
H. Eberly, n knight, Abr Re-
buck, ]. g. Anderson, Jas. n. Ben
son. J. II. Benson, 4 l. Ranck, W.
6. Van Snoyce, S. G.. Dressler, f.
Calernan, p. A. Baker, and S. w. H.
Burris s. G. DREssLER,
Con. Sec.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
NEW CLOTHING DEPART ENT,.

lond
the
puohc at wonderfully low prices Large
TO Dc distinctly understood there old
for men, boys and children but what strictly
obanabl
displaying q line
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
A BRILLIANT SUCCESS
i'm our
NEW CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Three Doors above the old and es.
BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLINTOWN PA

Schotts Fall and Winter
clothing
the opening OF
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DIED.:

kG~IG-On the Attn inst, at the
residence OF bis son In Lewistown
Emanuel Kcenig, father of Leopold
Koedig. of that place, and Mrs
Schott aud Mrs. T. Myers OF this
plare aged sc years
KAHLER R-On tie 21st nit. in Sns
quebapus township, suddenly from
hemorrase. George kahler, aged
about 65 years.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
Family. Gathering.

Raw. YOU a father Have you a mother
Have you a son or daughter, SISTER or oro'h-
er xho k-s not yet taken ksnP's bslsAm
ror the Throat and Lungs, the guaranteed
,.m.ay fer the cure Of Coseh', Ce'ds'
Asthma, Crouy and all Throat and Lung
troubles. II 50, Why, when . sample bot
t,- i. gladly given to you, jres BY any drug
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

PHILADIIPPIA MARKETS November
9Th, 1SsS-Pennsylvania wheat SIC
a bushel- Corn 80 to 42c Oats %
to 2Sc bushel- Live hens SC a
pound. Live turkeys IL to 12c.
Live ducks 3 to Zoe. Butter 10 to
22c. Eggs, fresh laid, 25 to 27c
Ice house brand 1S to zoe a doz- !;
lined l6 to l9c. Apples at $50 to
81. 75 a barrel Potatoes at 35 TO 55
cents busheL Sweet Potatoes 55
to 60c basket.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
Another Reduction In the
Price Of Gabtset Photo
graphs.
Y O TIC 4.

OTiCE-
For the next 80 DAYS, will make
full length Cabinet Pictures, at 90 90
per dozen, and Bust Cabinets, at S3 90
per dozen. am also making very
popular picture called the Opera Pic
trsre, at $500 per dozen, and another
picture nailed the Miniature PanneH,
at 81. so per dozen.
ALL WORK REDUCED.
CARDS REDUCED FROM 81 90 PER DOZEN
TO 81 SO PER Dozen
Do not fail to take advantage of
this opportunity at once
especially,
JOSEPH HISS.
MiiHintown, Pa
Sept 10th, 1859. 3no.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
ALL WORK REDUCED.


The following letter written by an
eight year old boy recently fell into
the hands If a teacher IN one OF
our rural districts, says the Hartford
Post. IL shows some training in
letter writing and the use of words,
as wei a. lOvIns sentiment, fast bud
ding into active sxercise
DEAR LESA Charlie SAWS you are
going to marry him. Are you goIna
TO Marry me and We viii have him
for (hireD man
Your friend, JAaLs.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
Card OF Tn anIxs.

IL tue proPri-'or nj K~-.p'~ Rai.sm
khoud pub.Ish cyrd oi d. e.. ..t'sr..
rag e1lr..s-ioES ~ gratifLf. - % -..-. -.
hiI.I uail, from those VITO 49, .-.= --r-.
Of severe throat snd lung Iroari-> ~. .-.
use o. KeIsp's BalssIn, il wou!n nI a AR
sized boCk. ns~ nueh better to invite ali
TO call cn any druggist and get a Sample
power. Large bottle, soc .D6 SI.o0.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

sisf. and The large size ess,s s.iy 50 e..l.
one Sl.oef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
rrrrrNrD HoafX.
Condemned TnIccrani..


Tben Dale. well-knowu bostcn maautac-
iufer, committed suicide yesterday.
Tho annual returns show that fs6N persons
omgrated from ireland daring the past year
The Irisa police Of Dublin have been ordered
not 10 shadow tho English members OF Pari'a-
mont travelling in Ireland.
Work has been resumed a. thiriy-ibroe
vAsryes in london. The men receive adv1nco
o. wages proposed b. laioao.
The municipal authorities - Paris gave ban
Guet Yesterday ga honor Of Thomas 4. Edison
= hc affair was n riliiant success
The Brlgh,on-Besch races wee won b. Bona
Eide. NeWburg. Lirtie Minch Bohemian, 70
riches. and Elphan in tho order named.
Tho somLoficisl newspapers Of Athens a'aeTt
tina the mediation OF tho Powers has resulted
in the Porte granting tho demands o. the Gro
taus.
Tho London Chronicles Berlin correspondent
SAYS IL IS reported that the now German army
hin will involve an expenditure Of 2OOJ'up
francs
The Aurora Watch Company. Of Illinois. made
an assignment yesterday Tor the benefit OF lts
creditors lhe Liabilities are In the neighoorhoou
Of 100000.
The Official report Of the explosion and fre at
Antwerp on Friday last underrsted the number
OF those who lost their lives There Wero lVo
persons killed and 70 wounded.
Five mon lost ihoir lives yesterday by the ex-
Dlosiou Of y boiler AT Csrbondsle, Ill, named
John snyder Thomas Lygott. a. j. Lygett John
Biggs. and Isaac Miller icoioTed).
Dr. II. II. Tucker. editor aud proprietor OF the
Christian Tnder once chancellor OF Tho Cnivers-
~ of Georgia and president Of Mercer bniyer-
sity. died IN Atlanta yesterday.
Tho Socialists Of Hanburg attempted 10 hold
an opeu.air meeting last night Tho police
broke up ,be meeting aud arrested thirteen per
sOus who hal taken active part IN tae proceed
iugs.
Yesterday. without moments warning. water
burst through iutO tho Nhtc-Ash coal-mino. OF
ColoraIo filing IL full Of mud and wa.er. Ton
miners are known % have boon az wo-k In tho
mine Gt 'bo time OF 'ho accident. aud not ono oi
t9om could have lived i've minutes after tho
surgug mass broke In upon them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10

public were required e. be turned out
u not OF the proper stripe; the public
school officers, the officers Of the asylums
and other public institutions were to bow
the knoo 10 Malone making avotjng army
Of officers numbering 1900, 20 which he
expected to add the 10000 Readiustcr
Democrats whom he had persuaded TO fol-
low him on his July ticket, making 1900
votes. To this add another vote which has
been under the control Of the Republicans
since their franchise in 1876 which would
aggregate 1870 600, and they would have an
aggregated vote IN the State Of about 200
900 out of little over 30J coo voters. al Of
which might have happened hut for the
timely intcrpOsition OF tho Big Four" He
charged Malone with such Notwithstanding
that he could not ho trusted and adduced
rs witnesses his MahOne'sl former allies
John y. Wise in his letter and at the CHI
cagO Convention: James ID. Brady ~ his
letter of 1854, in which he said that Malone
was not o Republican. bat rides the party
booted and spurrcd II II. Riddlebcrger,
J. Henry Rivcs. John L. Lewis and others.
II they condemn him. said be. have
| not reason So hold him in cxccration? So
that the question has reduced itself not
90 Republcauism or Democracy, Read
ulster or Funder. bat whether Malone
shall rule Virginia or Virginia be free"
lie urged Tint Nirgiuians STAND together IN
this, election and they would surely win.
Never when united had they been defeat
cd
Colonel Scott said a creal deal moro that
Is worth reporting and worthy Of the
thought Of every true Vircinian.
After Colonel Scott took his seat Hon.
Samuel W. Williams, of Bland. WAS called
upon and made short but stirring ad-
dress.
ON the whole the day closed with salts
faction TO the Democrats Of the county
anil full determination 20 wrest IL from
Republican rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
NORTHAMPTON NEWS.
The First Negro Lawy er-Death OF mr.
Bowdern-RePubIicans at
Work. &c.

Especial telegram % the Dispalch.l
FAgrv1IIE. VA. September 9.-The regu,
lar term of the County Court coLEencI
here to-day. with Judge Hamilton Snead
on the bench. For the first time III the
uast wear there was nothing on the crinl-
nal docket for trial and no prescntlnehts
were found by the grand jury
Frederick Burrows (colOrcd1, having
passed % satisfactory examination before
Two Circlit-C0urr judges. appli.d Tor ana
Va. -rluted license to practice law NJ l.i'
Fa.t,iip bar. lie is q graduate 81 the
Northeastern law College Of Michigan,
and istla first colorcd man ever admitted
90 thr Eas,yillc ar.
The ROMANS of Severn +. B)wlern. who
died 40 the residence of hrs son-in-la". Ut
4. j. Fiuucv. 10 AcCoHaCk county, Oh yes
tprlav. were brought ~ Easiyille to-day
for intcrmcnt. M. Bowdcrn was IN the
sovcuty-uiuth year of bis age and leaves
- widow and five children. he was bro
cher of the iatc Mr.. DR.. William &. smith
and Of Goorre J. BOWdern. of Baltimore,
and was at Uno time extremely wealthy ant
entertained ina royal manner. foI me pat
tcu or ni,.cu wears bee bias resided Alt'r-
latoiv in Baltimore and Oh the Eastern
Salr.. af Ole Sine being ri~. ,i'lt Oh
Cambridge. 3d., whore Doe me DE- many
warm friends.
Ihr I.ruol.cous Of this and Accomack
counties hcll - secret meeting here to-uaf.
A. was lmpl.siI ie cor Your Currcu0 ny
lo learn oi anything which transIr,d Dee
youd the fact that all discussions between
the two wing Of the party had been heal
cd. and that with two or three exceptions
the ticket would receive the tull Eepubli-
can vote. Among those present from Ac-
comack were Hon. Bayley Browne. Dr;
George r. Scarhurgh. and DR.. Nathaniel
Smith II was also learned from out uders
that there is no probability Of the kepub-
leans making any nominations for the
state Senate or delegates 20 the lower
House. but VIII support thc tickc; nomi-
mated some time ago by the Prohlbiuoni-t'
ri Accomack. which consists of two lie
puhlicans and one Democrat.
The store of w. J. Casey, at Chcrlton,
was entered ON Sunday between Il and 2
o'clock ard robbed of considerable
amount Of money. No clue h,-, been OBJ
tanned to the perpetrators Of the theft; Ihe
robbery was committed i'm broad daylight.
entrance being effected Toy the u.s. OF g.
ladder which extended ~ the second story.
NJ. Cosc, nud fu-iiy, who resided WITHIN
fti, feet Of fhc store. know nothing OF IT
until informed lva ueichhor VINO saw the
robbers when making their escape from
ilr binding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
MARKETS BY TeLEGRAeH
NEW YORK.


NgW Y0aK 5spte inter 1-Cotton .nrm sales
to-day, 3i3 bales. also last week not before re-
ported .fas uales 70 spinners and B. los Osics FOR
euYOrf: uplands li',c., Orleans, iiAc net
re dots a0 80 uaics: exports 20 3reat bfiis'n.
H. sg5 nrls~. exports 90 i,e Continent, l& bales;
,t,et ifn iq, oates. FiOur-Southern duli AMI
henvv. rorniror n fa'r EXTRA. tzt5asa05. good
To sttice. g. isasa31. Wheat->Dos dnll; No. .
new rcd sfi(nssk &C. in eievotor; opaons dab.
irregular. ana unchanged. closing steady; No.
red. september, SKIS; October. So NoSefn.
bar size: Nav. g)tc. tOrn-,pot steady AMI
fairly active. No. :. 42aisAc. 10 store options
quseL Ac. higher. aud arm: septemoer. AZ. !;
october, s2'fc: November. I2Ae. Decru Der.
4as,c: May, t3ke. bid. Oats--cpot quiet aud
stsa ~. options dull: september. soysc.: Octo-
her, s5s.c November. s6Sc. Drconbrf. Sf1e.
NAY 23ts 25 40 No. spot. Sax9c. usxes' vest
orr 2fL a.sc. Hops weak ani quiet; stale. nes.
iset,c.: old salSc. Cotfeo-Optlnns ciOeed baroiy
steady, and Nv, pointsup' september. SO oc'o-
Der. -Ass IL n: Noyennbsr. iipail6lAs peeetn-
b6r' ais gsaslh15 May. Sl6O5asi6.s0; spot Rio
strong; fair csrgoeS Ike sugar siroag: fhirre-
nnlng. 5ae; renned. fairly sctiye aud urn:
q. s1aahc.; extra c, 0na7ac.; whito extra q.
fifs7be.: yellow. 0A.ao1e. on A. fhG;
mould 4. sAc.: siandsrd A, Sc. confeci.oneFs'
A. S.: cutloaf, sc; crushed. 8ke. 20 dared,
ss.c. graduated. SIG: eabec. sc. hoiAsses--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
HARRY HITS HIN.
RlDpLEeERGeR TAKES THE STUMP
AGAINST MALONE.
He VIII Vote for Mckinney. and 40 An
nounccs NJ the Democratic Meeting
In Observation-Disclosures.
,snecl,l telegram 70 INC Dlspatch.I

WooDsrccK. Va. September 9.-Messrsi
Darlington. Of Alexandria. and Proper, OF
Washington. d. c.. addressed the hcpuo-
liclns here to-day. IL,
Ex-senator Riddleberger began speaking
from o stand opposite and shortly after led
four hfths Of the crowd 10 the Democratic,
stand down the street, where he announced
his intention Of supporting the. entire
Democratic ticket from Mckinney down 10
philip ". MagrudeT. a farmer and lawyer,
whom the Democracy nCmi mated TO-DAY
for second term in the legislature. Many
Republicans cheered, aud cried. Ven
follow Won. Harry ". Il. Alexander a
Democrat Of Winchester. and Hon; II. {.
Allen. Of this place, followed with aoie
speeches. Hon. James l.. Gordon. OF Char
lottesyille, addressed the Democratic Con-
james VI. Painter. a farmer little known,
was nominated 10y the Republicans TOR the
Legislature. ,
fhe Democracy is in high feather. and
the Republicans were equally depressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
NANSEMONO DEMOCRATS.
Zine Organiyation-Whit and Colorcd
Mckinney Clubs, Etc.
lspccial telegram TO NO Dlspntfh.

Special telegram 10 100 Difphl'h.
SrfFoLK. Va. September She Demo-
Gratis of Nauscmond met here to-day To- re-
ORGANIZE the party for the campaign. = hc
meeting was the largest and most inspiring
that has been held hero Con many yo9rs, and
cur people are determined 40 exert Oh 'lr-
selves 90 the utmost To- assist I'D tAe hufiai
of Malone beyond resurrection.
4 strong executive committee was elect
ed. with The popular and energetic Dr.
Thomas RI. Barnes. orr State senator. as
chairman, and John Il. Primer, mayor 90
Suffolk. rs secretary Precinct commit
tees were also selected for every votin'-
place in the county.
The selection of q candidate for the
House of Delegates from Mans lnoud WAS
d,lceatcd % the Executive Committee and
meeting viii be held next Saturday for
that purpose.
A McKinney club was also organized art
q campaign fund was subscribed aut paid
on tha spot Several c1lorcd men abe
nounc,d their desire 90 work and VolrWith
the Democrats. and thcr compose the uu-
cleu- for % colorcd Mckinney club.
A. another evidence ot break among
the negroes cali VII bc issued tomorrow
for a meeting oil Saturday nest OK those
who nrc dissatisfied with the one-n1u ruie.
ard il s. said they viii come Over t.e
Democrats II something is not done for
them Dv the Hcpubhc9n bosses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
Fashions SCISSORS.

UIbtCCc" ~ UO'H NC
maRdS and pointed By
orr ambition to Seyre y0d
peerIcSSly---hare deSi6R-
Ell garments TOR our
Sfocb this se050H that are
inst simply lMerceil0JLe.
W0tchabIeI Yes, in the
merchant tnIl0y'S Tc0lDl,
outSide Of that do"6t-
IUl.
The most artistic h0Hd
must he SecOnded and
SMStnRed by the finest
6radeS Of fairies else the
HHaL effect UID be
n1arrcd. The m0ULdWG.
h0ccrer Grace1ul, dome
MWGly patteynG--SecOHd-
class ami OyljHGTy
1cearin 6s--trjU fdIL tar
beL0w the Sf0Hddrd Of
excellence upon WhIch
such t0IeHt should
perch.
Ovr fySfc0rp. then. WnS
for the fabJTcS--the best
crates. HemoSt pleasing
DattcyUS, and the 6rcdt-
est rnriety Of them Uere
cUilcd By us 1TODlH D'eTt-
cas- Jccdlth Of Wocnu1tH
Then Il SeaYchiR6 6l0Hce
across the 1r0ter derel-
oDed n mine Of per
idp0S----RotO cOD26lH0-
H0nS--MeSe IRE WctIdcd.
The cost had not been
c0unted. orr aspirin
H0ns ic0d us to peIIec-
h0R---thGfS our 6OGl---
and We'Ye stirring hard
to reach it.
These gems Of JCe0Wn IS
1cere plGced in experts
hnRdS. We're cUt. Dl0de,
fyi7lmed--jN er6Ty SIM
Gle, minute dctaiL rs are
custom 6ayDleRtS---dRd
fHaLIy dellcered to rs as
the highest types Of tan
IOyjn6 dTt--eLtheT Teddy-
mule or 10 0ydey.
ne taIb in TINS Str0iR
t0-duy. becauSe for some
time past We'Ue harDed
on the cke0per GyadeS--
$40 to $I5. II IRE lCere
10 cORSt0ntW dtCeU ON
that GrOund yOu'd be-
come fOrGetfUt Of the
higher. more elegant
lines TINT IRE hare in
stock. FOr6ettitl---b be-
cause IT'S an unUSu0I
thing tOfnd Hter0llythe
best Of everything al
readU n1ade up.
BetJUeeH SO and $50
IRE are prepared to meet
the uants of the most
fasHd1omS. The hGrder
y0W are to please the bet
ter test Of our success.
That IRE can meet y0uT
meWS lce'Te confident.
Gire us the opportunity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-10
CINCINNATI.
NoRFoLK PKANUT MARKgr

TINTITTI ~ ~ VI 1|'"FT'77''T
SgFTguBPK a-Ssrket firm. No sales reported
today. Prime. ii,c: extra prime. aa5kc; fancy,
a.. .ommon. e al,. {: shcllei. 3a3Hc, spanish
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