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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-31

81 THOUGHT you told me that Miss
Brown had spent great deal of money on
her voice!'' ..Well, so ! did" But she
can't sing" ..Well, 1 didn't say that she
epuld did Il'-Truth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-31

AUTHORS WIPE-''Children. YOU must nc;
be 80 uo.sy. Your father : writing his col
Iectad works. '--Elisgerde Batter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-31
R..iE.fsfe Iran-yrr..

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land company
The recoris IN the register Of deeds Of
fee show the following transfers:
Bessie Woodwork Jazz. = In re ar
= = - on water So ocd- No
c Osxccd lots = = Sycamore 81
kaeiser --.l ado N4------. 40
J Xeerering lots - 20 % Chase 81 %
IS Custer 81 in Ste~arTs sub OF Pes
and 10, Il Burch's sub td--.-------. i
l. " Ciarn lots = = First - Fire
baugs's sub blk qcd-.-..--..--.----.
uortsaxes rslsased................ Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-31

srsr--4.fgs p 5 freseH,sn. lsn'T aft'
- a~s-ssi 3 s.r. 80 Eisc fes,ln4l ra1.c- Ia
- re.s szi f-r r1ss .slsaaon- '-.s41 fxs1ssSs@k
cxsr -s~--~.L e 80 .-gee1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
CANVASS N HANOVER.
N,cssrs. WicI<hnm. Page. EiieU. and
Others speak.

OFFLEY. VA. October 2s.-(Special)-
a large and attentive gathering of Demo
Gratis of Blunts Precinct was addressed
on Saturday night 10y the Hon II. T.
Wickham, candidate for reelection for
the Senate. and Roosevelt Page. Esq. OF
Richmond. and the true inwardness OF
the Malone HObson honest elections
bill pretty thoroughly exposed. The peo-
ule were warned against falling into the
trap that had been set for them. ana
some Of the salient features That marked
the old coalition regime were vividly
recalled as what might be expected from
The enemies of Democracy II in power
again Senator Wickham In very clear
and strong manner showed in what
wise economical and at the same time
liberal spirit. the Democratic party had
dealt with the public schools and other
State institutions. and urged his hearers
40 keep their confidence and faith in that
party steadfast and true. and not be led
astrav. He declared himself heartily in
favor OF honesty in elections. and all things
else. but any change or amendment in the
present election law must, he said. in
the nature OF things. be effected by the
Democratic party-the party in power,
and the one which babe fair 10 remain
in power-and he pledged his earnest
support Of any amendment TO the law
which. after careful inquiry and delibe-
ration. might tend 10 make II more ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Scrofula Or King Evil

can be cured, and is daily being cured by
DIR. DAVIDS IODO-FERRATED SAR-
SAPARILLA. and II is the height of folly
for any one 10 postpone taking this sim
pIe vet most effective cure until their
whole constitution has been undermined
by this terrible evil. We positively guar
antee cure. II DIR. DAVID'S IODO-
FERRATED SARSAPARILlA is per
sistentiy taken by directions Rheuma-
tism, natures punishment for her vo-
lated laws, il cured by pr. DAVIDS
IODO FERRATED SARSAPARlLLA.
which. in making new blood. expels all
the impure blood and accumulations in
the Joints and muscles and fills the sys-
TEN with pure. clean blood. which IN
turn makes new and healthy flesh and
tlssues and thus completely eliminating
the disease from the body. Yes. Dr.
DAVlDs SAKSAPARILLA will and does
cure Rheumatism IL your blood is i'm
pure and It's symptoms appear IN enlarged
glands, gotrc. old sores, blotches pim-
pies, eczema, or continued feeling of
entire exhaustion, DIR. DAVIpS IODO-
FERRATED SARsAPARILLA Will puri-
~ your blood and make you healthy,
vigorous. and strong.
II restores manhood and refreshens
memory. Bra!n-workers receive It's slim
uiating and helpful effects with pleasure
and satisfaction. See that you get Or
DAyIp'S IoDO-FERRATED SARSA-
pARIl<l.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
= 49,. - ~- -
JAMES CITY NEWS.
Death I'm WiIiinmsburG-Res
BuPned-Acctdcnt.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, October D.
(speciaI)-Harvey Black Brooks, the Sc
cond son of Mr.. James NJ. Brooks OIL
this town. died at O'Clock yes'e'u"'
morning after an illness OF nearly TWO
months. He was in his 10th year anu
was a great favorite with All VINO NM"
him Mr.. Brooks was a great "u'"',''
OF DR.. Harvey Black, former supei'n
tendent of the Eastern state hosp''ai.
and named this son after him. Thls Is
the second death In this family within
a few weeks. MIR. Brooks having lost
grown daughter Miss Jessie
The funeral took place this atternooh
from the Baptist church. ana the
mains were followed To the grave pS IN
mem oers OF the Good Templars' l'onse' ""
a body. and by large number OF ci,l-
zens. who sympathize with the fanny III
their great bereavement. Tne reha'n1
were inferred In the family sec'ioh' III
Cedar Grove Cemetery.
The residence Of Mrs. Kate flggot'
near Toano. James city county was
DESTROYED by fire late Saturday night
The family retired at the usual hour'
leaving a little fire in a stove In the COOK
room. About midnight some colored per
song who were returning from itast.
saw that the house was on hrt anu
awoke the family. who were sleeping
soundIy. There was no insurance on
either building or contents. ana the loss
falls heavily on the owner. VINO Is j"
very moderate circumstances. NothlnG
was saved. except little furniture ana
"A few clothes.
Mr. Darius Hankins. OF James my.
had his left arm broken near the wrist
saturday by being thrown from his
summer. His horse was frightened by
dog
Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes. of Norioik'
was here yesterday visiting her sisters
Misses Cora and Estelle Smith. and her
son. Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes. Jr.. who
is a student at William and Mary.
Mr.. Harry Lamb. of Norfolk. son OF
Colonel William Lamb. who has been
spending several days in town, left this
morning for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
u,RLDOROIGH'S tSHERS.
Details of the Wedding Have No'
All Been Arranged.

Very few details of the Marlborough
Vanderbilt wedding have yet to be ar
RANGED. TIE ushers selected by the Dui-e
IRE Mcssrs. Hamilton Cary, Hrockhols'
cutting. Reginald Ronalds. Herbert Rot
hins and r. r. Wilson. Miss Wander
hin will be given away 10y her fdthcr'
who VIII meet her AT the SeVenty-Secont-
street house. and will drive 20 St Thomas
church in the carriage with the
bride Beside the Rev. DR.. Wesley
Brown. Bishop Potter and Bishop'lit'le-
John. several other clergymen VIII he IN
The chancel during the marriage cere-
mOny.
There will be a much more select we'd
ling-breakfast than has been under
food. not more than one hundred having
been asked. among them being some oI
the officiating clergy.
The Duke and his bride will pass the
first part of their honeymoon AT the
Vanderbilt country house at Oakdaie
l. l.. where the greater part OF Miss
Vanderbilt's girlhood has been passed
They will sail for Europe in Few
weeks. going at once To the South OF
France They will not arrive at Blen-
helm until next spring.
IL was not deemed eXpedient for any
Of the immediate members OF the
Dukes family 10 come over ioi 'il' i"Hi -
rage. and for this reason Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British Ambassador at
Washington. will come on TO represent
| the Dukes brother; Lady Blandford, ana
his sisters The orchestral music. which
will be "A feature of the church service,
will be under the direction Of Walter
Damrosch.
As IL has been impossible 10 make any
| arrangements with the customs officials
| at New York regarding the presents
which have been sent from abroad, all
| that have arrived have been forwarded
| To a banker in London. and all presents
| from the Continent will be sent there
| for safekeeping.
| on Thursday il will be Just year
| since Miss Vanderbilt attended the Hal
| lowe'en party at Blenhem Castle. All
| the old games were played. as has been
| the custom there on all Hallowe'ens since
| Queen Anne's day. When II came TO the
| anticipating test that one infallibe
! indication of the future al! watched
breathlessly while Miss Consuelo twrled
the peeling around her head and flung il
with her right hand backward into the
air Three times it circled round crack
| ing twice Then IL landed III double
| twist upon the floor ana its reading. as
| seen by all present. was unmistably M. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
BLACK STONE.
stable Burned-Thc Drough'-""''
Ing.

BLACKSTONE. VA. Oc'oper -''-''P
clall-Tbe stables of Hoge Acauen'!
were destroyed by fire Saturday nis"'
be,vvoen the hours OF 10 and ii O'CLOCK
professor CofYman lost his winter SUP
ply of feed: also. some harness. 'oo'''
and implements. ,,.,u -, tho
No one can explain the origin OF ,he
fire The loss is about yZn, WIN ITO III
surance. -, t. tbo
The students. although worn ou' pS Tue
DAVIS experiences. having beaten
mr.. at foot ball by score OF - 10 "
,Yont vigorously TO work to prevent ,he
DANES from spreading. Every thing Delns
an extremely dry. hard work was re-
oujred to do this The citizens from ''e
Town also rendered efficient aid
The farmers Of this section are IN gr.at
straits on account of the drought. NJ
relieving can be done for wheat. ana Tue
grain already sowed Is not expecte" "
come up we'll The water-supp.y II oe-
ginning 10 fail, some Of the weiis having
rnn dry. am told that the NorioiK anu
Western railroad hauls water from re-
te;sburg to its tank at wilson i'e"oI.
Despite all this. our town Is a'iNe WIN
The hum of industry. The great actNi'H
IN buildng during the summer ana ia',
has given employment 10 large io'ce Vi
mechanics and laborers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
BRtk ENt< KILLED.
4 sad Accident ON the Norfolk ana
Western.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. October S-tSpe-
cialD-Mr. J. X. Harrison. brakeman
IN Il freight train of the Norfolk and
Western railroad. was killed near Rurai
Retreat this morning. one OF MS resu
lar duties was to open switch. Nhe"
II was discovered that the switch wa
not in proper position, another m"hloe'
of his crew was sent To see what was
the matter on his way ne ulScoNe'''
the Iifeess body of the unfortunate man
lying on the track. the Wheeis 'l c',
having passed over him the cause u
Tho accident is rot known. Mr.. fiar-
rlson was the son of Rev. J. X. haIrl-
son. of Glade Springs, and his remains
were taken there to-day. lie hai peeH
married not quite month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Serioas situation in Rockbr'"se
County.

EXTINCTION VA. october 8.-tSpe-
cial)-FoIe st-hrss in the B.ue ridge h'ouh-
,ains. in the northeast section OF inns
county. are doing great damage to thinner
lands The fire is gaining Roadway rapiotS
over a section on which no rain mas taheh
for two months. Under the eNistine CON
ditions. famed as il IL by a DISK Will
unless there Is rain in u day or TWO 'he
fire will cover thousands Of acres uoihs
damage TO the extent OF thousands VI uoi-
lars. The section In when 'he IRE IL
moving is sparsely settled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

ceptable 10 the people. Senator Wickham
has no opposition, but he pr, In a strong
plea for DIR. Il. l.. Winston. canoidate
for the House. and the Hon. lsaae Disgs.
fioater. who are opposed respectively Wy
Messrs. T. u. Dunn and Andrew wing
field. Independents. The latter are
making quite an active canvass VI
quiet way. but the county Is safe' uhiess
there r. greater Democratic apathy ,na,
Is suppo sed. The Hon. Tazewei, Ehe'
and Mr. II. G.. Buchanan oil Asnias'
smoke at Beaver Dam on SATURDAY h,sm.,
and Messrs. Winston. Digs. an" ueo's -.
=. Haw are cnergeticaly cah'asS"e :"
other quarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
I. 4. WALLACE
Si7 East Broad Street.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, And CROIA1M,
ART POTTERY AND BRIC-A BRlC.
PARLOR AND HANGING LAMPS,
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, e.

desire 20 call your att'oi1'. .l
fact that am now recrNih, r...
ard winter stock Of goods. "hl''
been purchased with cash. am f"- .....
therefore. depend on grtt'nS
prices.
Nv motto H.. quick sales '.'
profits" and II you contempl' ...
chasing anything m my lire Cd ..,
YOU 10 cali and examine my slo'e ... q
purchasing. DO not carry iu' ......s
my GOODS. BOOTS. AND ,
AND GROCERIES. nut am s'r'..' .,t
the CHINA AND GLASS busih' ,''..
only sell goods pertaining TO ina
ness.
complete stock OF CHINA. r,,...l
WARE. AND CROCkERl, AZ ,,,.
Terry. AND BRIC-A-BRAC' f ~ ....y.
AND HANGlNG-LAMPs. Ct b -.'''
etc.
Remember that u would b" po". .ls
for me 10 misrepIesent ms goods ''
rsise statements want ever
made 10 bring me In TWO OF mr.
customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

WOODSTOCK. Ma. October 2S.-tSp
cialD-About o'clock this morning u,
large barn Of Mr. MahlOn Holler. who
resides about four niles west OF Ed'n
burg. Shenandoah county. was totally
destroyed 10y FIRE. with all its contents
consisting of abolt six hundred hushel
Of wheat. To-, Of clover-seed. and corn
and "a fine colt. The IRE broke INTO
Ga'd Of corn. and between twenty-five
and fifty shocks were consumed. 1t
eupuosed to have beer of inCenfiery or
gin Loss. about 5000. Insurano" o'
harm 81 coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

ONANCOCk. VA, October 9-'Spe-
cial)-Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Otho Lee Parker, cashier OF the
Onancock National Bank. and Miss An
ME Margaretta Byrd Of salisbury Ma. {;
to take pace Thursday. November 'th'
in -. Peters Episcopal church, at sails
bury
The children Of the Baptist SUNDAY
school gave a very el10yabic enter IAN"
ment Friday night for the beneht OF
their library. from which the! feaIi%eu
about 80.
The Episcopalians Will hold an en-
t,rtainment next Thursday night. that
being the Feast OF All Saints. or Haiio"-
o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLates w. Cow Report
AmSssE>H JTEEW ps!kE:

CAM battered all the parties, and mane
as good a speech "a "A weak cauS Pv
m,ts. lie was followed by Mr. D.
Eod,ey. Colonel s. Brown Alieh'
Jacob Yost, ex-United states b,s'
torney William =. craig. anu -,
MOO for the House OF Delegates. Inc
Democrats had no meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
TRUSTEES SALE d1
Desirable Frame Tenement
no. 1926 RANDOLPH STREET

By virtue Of the provisions of certain
deed Of trust. dated November =, $50.
and recorded In clerk = office of Richmond
Chancery Court. u, oi-BoOk $50 {. page
2Sj default having been made in the pay
ment of certain not" therein secured,
and being required SO 70 DO. | VIII sell
BY auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER -. 1895.
at $50 O'Clock T. NJ. all that certain
LOT OF LAND with improvements
thereon. lying and being in the city oil
Richmond. commencing at "A point on the
west side OF Randolph street. distant ~
feet south ~ Wiuler street. running
thence sOuthwardly along the said west
line Of Randolph street. and fronting
thereon % feet and extending back be-
tween parallel lines 10 feet, more or less.
to an alley Also. that TRIANGU LAR
LOT OF LAND adjoining the abOVe-dr-
scribed lot on the south. ana lying be,
tween the property above described
and the property adjoining on the
south said lot fronting - feet on me
alley aforementioned 10 the property OF
Jos PIN Heppert thence along said Hep
pert's lire eastWardly 10 the point OF
beginning on Randolph street.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash
as to expenses OF sale and a note "
81 ~. with interest from May y. lbjo'
more liberal terms will doubtless be given
on day OF sale. {. l.. DENooN'
oc a Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
,u-ustn Coalition Meeting.

STAt' NTON. VA. October &.-tSpecla")
The Honest Election coaiiuoh h'n d"
good court-day crowd AZ lt' meeting u,
the courthouse this afternoon o'on'
- 81 lcraulI. of Culpeper. was the first
s,,e.l-er being introduced b. Mr.. +. u.
Ecrre.!- DProhibitionisu. Colonel Nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
TO CURE LOCkJAW.
4 Case wherein the New AntIdste
- s5cs.S iE.>..

= 3FesH.rn speeis, ssysl frs i,;ifeio:saa
q, rrsSy;,iH aye Fate;,;EG villa intsTsst s.
eass q I4oa;a~, iTeR "aioh Jessph rs.
yeFe. "a yszFs ef ass 10 suffering, Tho
unfortunate poV mas rurn.hlcd. 1t is said,
the asss pper,ln,ly n tni1 STATE Cor n
test OF the lately discovered antiao.e for
tetsnus. which at la:c hour Saturday
night was furnished by DR.. Pau Gibier
al tae Pasteur institute.
At II o'cock saturday n!gat the znt-
toxic serum was secured Gnd the frs.
infection given. Since then there has
BEEN an Improvement in the bays eon-
elt.on. The gems. OF espAyx.at-ac hsx
disappeared. ara The doctors noy have
hopes of h. rccc'"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Owens & Minor DrugC0,,
lC07 EAST MAN STREE,

1907 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA,
keep fun line CLUTCHES. TRUSSES.
AND BRACES, aud everything In
DRUGS. MEDICINEs PAINTS. OILS.
WIHDOW-GLAss. etc. etc, Mail orders
needs 10 our the, oc g7.su.Tu&Ff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
BY J. n. Valentine. Auctioncer.
1886 east Main street
A UCTION SALE TO-DAY AT 1870

Bedsteads. Couch. Chairs. Marble-Top
Tables p New Pictures. > Walnut Elk
tension Tables. Marb!e-Top Bureau and
Washstand. Parlor Suits Long Curtains.
Oil-Tank and Measures. Showcase. ard
many other sundry articles: also. lot new
Blankets and Rugs. Buyers invited TO
attend the sale. Goods must be- sold
j. II. VALENTINE
Oc % AuCtiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

OFFLEY. VA. october S.-tSpeci III
A white man from Caroline county
Frank Crawley by name, Il
well known character. who WORK
ed around at odd Jobs, was F'ru.N
by the train above Hewietts hsk ".'n
and Instantly killed. The dcceasfi was
subieo., To its. and was sitting on the
track when the accident occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
TUESDAY. OCTOBER -, 1885.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER y, 1888.
y O'CLOCK NJ.
the above VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO.
PERTY. situated on the east Ihe %
Twelfth street between Main ana cary
streets, fronting thereon tOrty-ohe t'l
two inches 90 feet inches), ana ruhn.hE
back eastwardly between parallel hnes
one hundred and eighty feet six lhches
$50 feet inches. more or less.
This desirable property Is SEPARATED
from adjoining stores b. wihe alleys
that on the north being p feet WIDE. ana
to. other (on the SOUTH 10 feet wide
thus affordne unusual facilities Ior any
commercial or manufacturing business
The improvements are large ana sup-
stantial. and consist OF iaigt nt i
Cake and Cracker Works. and stores nos.
il and l3 were occupied. respectively, DS
Messrs. William NJ. Cooper q 60, ana
J. f. Caudle & Co. the upper portion %
ing divided into compartments au'P'ed ~
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses Of sale.
10 pay the state and city taxes amount
ing to $jli39. and the sum OF $lVVn' VIII VIZ
interest thereon from December g. 49,
until paid, and the balance to be evil
denced by negotiable notes. with interest
added. payable 6. Il, and ~ months after
date Of sale. and the titles 10 be retained
until the whole purchase money sy, 5 5 2a'd'
BEVERLEY r. Cru Mp,
ALLEN q. COLLINS.
Special Commissioners.
y w. Bowc and j. Thompson Brown
& Co.. Auctiopeers. "a, ..,
Adamss executrix. defendants. In the
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond;
/ Charles w Goddn, clerk o. said
court certify that the boni required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
i'm said cause Of october 10 1875. has been
duly given. ,o.. H..
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
October. 1885 ...,>,.,>. ,,,..,.
oc % CHARLES ". GODDlN. Cl"tK.
Rr n-nnnn Tunn.r & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
The Gold Wave Is Coming

our CLOAKS and JACKETS are here
fresh stylish goods-rough and plain
cloths-prices 80 low as to place us be
yond competition.
Selling strictly for cash gives our Gus
toners every advantage. Try our plan.
CLOTH CAPES as low as $50.
BOUCLE JACKETS as low as S.75.
Better CAPES AND JACKETS, in
very handsome cloths at prices CORES
pondiDg!y low.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS AND
GRETCHENS. all sizes and qualities
INFANTS LONG CASHMERE
CLOAKS. CHuDREN'S SHORT
CLOAKs. with Angora fringe-all quail
ties
INFANTS SILK CAPS and HATS.
INFANTS CASHMERE CAPS at lie.
TAM O. SHANTER. DOROTHY. GIN
DERELLA. and LANGTRY HATS for
girls.
ETON. GOLF. and DEFENDER CAPS
for bows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

The Dlcnbcim Weddfag NOsegay
Sturts Acro,s the Sea.

London cablegram of Sunday says:
The bridal bouquet intended for Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt upon the occasion
OF her marriage 10 the Duke OF Marlbo-
rough. was taken TO New York yesterday
by steamship sailing from Liverpool.
1, is exceptionally large and beautiful,
and IL made w from the most choice
and valuable flowers ever gathered in the
historical gardens and conseryatories et
Bleahe.m.
THIS magnificent bouquet, which is most
Hastily arranged h twelve feet In circnm-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
LOST. srRAyED. AND FOUND.

LOST. SATURDAY BETWEEN MAIN
and Belyidere streets and Elbl station.
LApY'S OPEN-FACE SILVER
WATCH. suitable reward IL left at the
Dispatch office. &c .9-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Best Granulattd Sugar 4lc. per Pound.

Apple Butter and Jelly. Be-. per pound.
CrackerDust, &c. per pound.
: pounds White Sugar for 2jc.
Fresh Soda Crackers. &C. per pound.
New Goldfish. &c. per pound
Chocolate Caramels. 10 re. per pound.
New Canned Corn. &C. per can.
Mocha and Java Contee. zoe. pound.
New Can Tomatoes. %. can.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings, &c.
Der dozen; or 80 per half-barrel.
Large 4-Siring BrOoms. l5c
Try our Zoe. Tea; its better than you
are pay.ng upc. Tor.
Vanilla and Golden-Drip Syrup. &c. per
oii cider Vinegar years old. &c. per
gallon. .,,.
Nv Mackerel in kits. 7jc. per XII.
\aw Dates ic. per pound
Small California Hams, Sc per pound
New strained Honey. Zoe. per pound
n W irish Potatoes. loo. per Deck.
clI White Corn. SOC per bushel
Tnw preserves tall kinds &c. per bound
Mountain Fresh Roll Butter. 2Oc.
Fsesn Mixed Cal;e5i &C. e, per pound.
Jcp Brand R0d 1sva ann IN IpSnHd papers.
t5,Ire ard &c. per pound
Lag cans Table Peaches lOc.
Bcst swltzer Cheese 2oc. pound.
Now Goldfish. &c. per pound
u dozen New North Carolina Roe
i1 Pott1d Ham and Tongue. So. car.
Best oats. 2Oc. per busheL
Good Tea. sc. per pound; good as you
pure Rye Whiskey. years old, g per
silver-King Patent Family Flour. best
sold, 81, or &c. sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour best
& -, or &c sack.
XXX Fancy Family Flour. per barrel
g -. or BE. sack
Best City-MiIs Meal &c Per bushel.
Roueh and Ready Chewing Tobacco Sc.
r,uL.
Price-ust mailed on application.
S. ULLMhN'S SON,
1870 and 1872 east Main street.
I'p-ToNn Store. 800 east Marehaii
,nLo,o ole IN 90-T,t w EaS~
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BI.AIR'S SHAKESPEARE
CLASS will be reopcned with a lecture
or "Troilus and Cressida." The study OF
tne Roman Plays viii follow. The class
meets OCTOBER 18th at 4:Jo L. NJ, at
400 east Grace. Fer particulars apply at
ol2 east Leigh &C ll,io&9
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BY virtue of the above decree ana as
sbecial commissioners therein appointed,
We will proceed to sell II public auction
on the premises on
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For SALE.

PIANO FOR SALE UNUSED AND
practically new. Price, SIS cost $780,
Address PIANO. care Dispatch. &c 29-lt'
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BY Denoon. Topper x Co.
Real Estate Agents AMI Auclohe'rs'
81 Main street.
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Groceries Way Down.
Our Buyer HaS Just Returned
From New York.

While there he bought some Of the big
gest bargains ever offered on this mar
ket. Below Is a list Of same. This is