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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Why schley Was Disseminated
Against.
Raleigh News and Observer)

Raleigb News and Observer)
The roast that the papers are giving
Sampson and the praise they are bestOw-
ing on Schley have caused much inquiry
as To the reason that operated 10 give
Captain Sampson command Of the fleet
over Commodore Schley. The papers have
referred TO some mysterious influence"
eNerted TO prevent Schley having just
treatment, and yet none Of them have
indicated the true reason.
In a way not 10 be disclosed the story
has come 10 US, and. in brief it is as fol-
lows: When Schley was an ensign or
lieutenant, he was on board ship with !
fellow-ohcer, now n rear admiral, who
shall be nameless here, and difficulty
occurred between them which has always
ranked in the breast of the rear admiral.
1t seems that he has had the influence to
prejudice the superior officers against
Schley. The story is that one day the
rear admiral, then u lieutenant. missed
some bananas which he had hung up in
ship 10 ripen He was very much put out
at the loss OF his fruit, and tried 20 find
the thief. Finally he came to the con
clusion that a certain marine was the
thief, sent for him, ana accused him OF
taking his bananas. The marine replied
Indignantly that he had not seen the bd
nanas. and was no thief. This Infatuated
the officer, who said. II will punish you
for lying as well as stealing and sending
for the druggist, gave the poor marine an
immense dose of ipecac. At that time
Schley was ashore, but upon his return
saw the marine suffering fearfuly, and
cuquired of the officer VINO had admins
tered the dose what had caused the suf-
feriug of the sailor. The future rear ad-
miral told him the whole incident. The
injustice and heartlessnesS Of ii over
powered Schley. and in a passion OF in
dgnation he turned TO his brother officer
and said: NO gentleman would treat a
poor marine that way" and slapped the
officer in the face. n scene followed, per-
haps an exchange OF blows when the OIL
Ger struck demanded satisfaction. Schley
reminded him that it was against regu.a-
tons for naval officers to receive or send
challenges, but added: THAT need not
prevent your getting satisfaction. We
can both resign to-day aud hght 1t out.
The man who had been struck did not re-
sign, did not seek satisfaction, and the
matter dropped there. But the malign in
fuence Of the man. who was quickly pun
ished for his injustice, has been able 20
make Schley feel the weight OF his wrath
in manner that makes the incident one
Of national interest.
The American people when aroused are
a Just people. They will give honor TO
whom honor is due. The naval authorities
may deny Schley the commanding post
ton to which his ability and rank entitle
HIM. Congress may adjourn without giving
him vote Of thanks, but I'm the heart OF
the American people he is the hero OF
Santiago, just as Dewey is the hero OF
Manila
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
HAniNA AND PEACE.

A Portsmouth (N. h correspondent Of
the New York Herald has interviewed
Admiral Cervera, who seems TO have talk
ed very frankly. Among other things the
old Admiral said that he was of opinion
that IL the Americans attacked Habana
they would meet with desperate resist
ance and lose ships and many men.
Unquestonably if 1t becomes necessary
to attack Habana We shall meet with
desperate and stubborn resistance, and
the reduction Of the city will be no child's
play. But will the necessity arise? We
doubt II.
day 10 hammer away at Santiago, ana
news Of the fall OF that city may be ex-
pected at any moment. BY many ii is
believed that the capture of Santiago will
practically end the war. 1t is believed,
and adyices from Madrid would seem TO
justify the belief, that IL will impart TO
the peace movement force that the
government will no louger dare resist.
But even should this prove not TO be the
case-even should 1t prove safe tor the
government 10 attempt further to hold
with the hare and run with the hounds
1t may not become necessary to attack
Habana.
With Cervera's ships destroyed. Torars
army beaten and Santiago IN our hands,
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PETER SBt HG.
Arrested After Many Days-PersonaIs
md Briefs.


PETERSBURG. VA. July 11.-(Special)
Tie police last night arrested negro
named Peter Taylor, who has been want
ed here for the past two years, to answer
a charge Of felony, in cutting and badly
wounding a colored man named Henry
Brown. from Dinwiddie county. Brown
was stabbed in the side and back, and
his wounds were of such a character
that at the time it was thought he would
die. Taylor fled, and had just returned
TO town when arrested.
Yesterday a white female child. about
/ week old and very nicely dressed, was
taken TO the almshouse by a negro, who
said he had been directed to deliver her
there. The Superintendent refused 10 re-
ceive the child, but subsequently she was
found lying in basket in the lane lead
ing To the almshouse. The police have
now the matter in hand.
4 very large excursion party OF color
ed people came up to this city from Nor
folk this morning, and spent the day in
sightseeing.
Arrangements have been made al the
Imperial Hotel for the accommodation
Of about one hundred ladies and gentle
men. members Of the National Teachers
Association of Washington. ID. c., who
will visit our city this week. arriving
mere on Thursday evening. Their time
rarv embraces Richmond and other
cities.
The acknowledgements office here IS in
receipt of supplies Of the several kinds
OF revenue stamps provided for under
the new law. and has been considerably
relieved Of the rush and pressure which
obtained during the first week In July
1t is now believed that A. T. Hill Camp
will furnish the desired number Of men,
bers, outside of the regularly appointed
delegates. to afford a handsome escort to
the Virginia sponsor and her maid Of
honor to the Confederate reunion at Al
lanta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
First of Its Kind built on the Paci-
Gc COnst.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-The first
Observation-Disclosures built on this coast
Will be- launched soon at the Union Iron
Works. 1t will bear the name of Farra-
gut and will be christened by Miss Betty
Ashe, Of an old North Carolina family
and a niece Of Admiral Farraguts.
Through the Ashes she is descended from
a line Of soldiers, her great-grandfather.
grandfather, and father having all been
soldiers, the last a West Pointer.
Miss Ashe has devoted herself 10 Red
Cross work. One of her brothers, Sydney,
recently joined the volunteers and went
to Manila.
The Farragut Is a 273-tOn boat, and the
contract price was $227 900. Her speed is
thirty knots. She was built on the lines
of the English t0rpedo-boat-d estroyer
Desperate, and will carry two torpedo
tubes and battery of 6-pounders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

we ought TO be able 20 spare from OUT
naval force operating In Cuban waters
squadron that would not only ensure
Camara's being taken care OF. but would
be anle TO dictate peace at the Canaries
or Cadiz. In circles both here and abroad
that are entitled 90 respect 1t is contended
that in the event that Spain should, after
the fall Of Santiago. continue obstinate
nowerful naval demonstration against her
coast would be the best means OF BRING
ing her to her senses. Certainly there Is
every reason to believe that peace Sc
cured by this means would entail less
loss of life and less suffering than would
the capture OF Hab1na. whether Camara
should decide 20 court the fate OF Ger
vera and Montojo or not.
To say the least. therefore 1t might not
be unwise 10 put the contention TO PROOF
pending the sickly season in Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
THU CROATAN INDIANS.
Great Gathering of the Alleged De-
scendants of Roanoke's Lost Colony.


MAXTON, n. c., July l0.-There was
great gathering Of the Croatan Indians OF
Robson county at Union Chapel yester-
day; including women and children there
were five TO six hundred on the grounds.
George b. Mcleod, Of Lumberton, opened
the exercises i'm a short but singularly
appropriate address. He was followed by
several leading and educated Croatans.
all OF whom spoke well. John ID. Bella
my Democratic and Or. r. NJ. Norment
Republicam, candidates for Congress,
were present and made speeches, but the
meeting being an educational one, politics
were almost entirely ignored. Bellamy's
speech was conceived in rare good taste
and made a fine impression. 1t was on
the historical and educational line, and
captivated his audience. The enjoyment
of the day eliminated I'm substantial
dinner. Mr.. Hamilton Mcmillan, OF this
county. formerly a noted teacher OF Will
mington. delivered one OF the best ad-
dresses Of the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Petersburg Railroad Company

Richmond Va, June Do. t,''
NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that a gener.,
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS or
THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held az The general ohc7
OF the company. In the city OF Richmond.
Va. at Y O'Clock NJ on "WEDNESDAY,
the 10th day OF July. A. ID. tSS Tor ma
purpose OF considering and acting upon
the matter OF the consolidation " 100
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad CONF
pany and the Petersburg Railroad COM
pany, under an act OF the General As
sembly OF Virginia, approved March Z,
1898 entitled An act 10 authorize th'
consolidation OF the Richmond and re-
tersburg Railroad Company and tho To-
tersburg Railroad Company, and 70 az,
thOFize the consolidated company -
change its name 10 the Atlantic-C1as'
Line Railroad Company OF Virginia.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
je l5-td W. ". JONES. SecretaN--
Cares. Bih-heads. Statements. Letter
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Dodgers. &c. printed by the Dispatch
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we will guarantee sstlslactien In eYsI
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Fire In Danyille.

DANVfLLE. VA, July II Especially
Fire broke out in the upper story OF the
brick building corner OF Lynn and Patton
streets, owned by y. w. Lumpkin and
occupied by w. r.. Gardner as a livery
stable, at O'Clock this morning and did
damage to the extent OF $4,000. The walls
and the lower floors were saved from de-
s,ruction, but the roof was entirely con-
sumed, and a carload Of feed. two fine
carriages. and nine buggies. on the top
moor, are an entire loss. The loss on the
building is estimated at 81. 20; insurance
1890. The 5000 loss on stock is amply
covered by insurance. The origin OF the
fire IL not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Twenty-Three Officers and eos Men
Killed July i, ., and ..

WASHINGTON. July 1l.-Adjutant- Cen
Shafter revised and corrected report Of
the casualties before Santiago on July 1st,
%, and Sd. 1t slightly increases the num-
Der of killed and wounded as given in his
first report, and is as follows:
Killed. % officers and eos men, wounded
50 officers and ,2O3 men; missing, 81. Total
$50.
General Shafter is Of opinion that the
number Of missing will be reduced some
what.
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TUESDAY. ............JULY u, 1898.

Friends Of the Dispatch would do US
o favor by Informing us Of any failure
on the part Of newsdealers, or newsboys
Cd railroad trains, to meet the public
demand for copies of this paper. In
formation is also desired by us of the
delinquency of any carrier of ours in
Richmond, Manchester or elsewhere.
Mail subscribers are likewise invited
TO report to US whenever their papers
come late or irregularly.
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once OF the Richmond and

Petersburg Railroad Company,
Richmond, Va. June Is, l@s
NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice IS hereby given that a gener4
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS QF
THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held 4.
the general Office OF the company, In No
civ OF Richmond. Va, al 10 O'Clock \. n.
on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day Of July,
A. ID. 1898. for the purpose OF considering
and acting upon the matter Of the con-
solidation OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company and the Peters.
burg Railroad Company, under an act "
the General Assembly OF Virginia sp-
proved March l. 1888. entitled AN az
10 authorize the consolidation OF tho
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad COM
pany and the Petersburg Railroad COM
pany and 20 authorize the consolidated
company 10 change its name 20 tho A..
lantic-Coast Line Railroad Company ~
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
je i5-td w. X. JONES. Secretary
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They Were Confirmed.

Washington, ID. c., July IL, 1898.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
The reports that our bona hde Virginia
officers. Captain Hugh c. Preston, Cap
tain A. G. Cursor, and Lieutenant c. G.
Berkeley were not confirmed, are untrue.
They were confirmed, as the Record
shows, and are doubtless on duty i'm COM
mission. NIRGINIAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
TRy ALIENS roor-EAsE.

A POWDER TO BE SHAKEN INTO
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Cures swollen and sweating feet. blisters.
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Card Of rates for more space furnished
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The Chief Burgess OF Milesburg. Pa.
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are tho
best pills he ever used in his family du-
ring forty years OF housekeeping. They
cure constipation. sick headache. and
stomach and liver troubles. Small In
size. but great IN results
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12
Bedford City Bani< Dividend.

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency has declared a dvi-
dend of per cent. I'm favor of the cred.-
TOYS OF the insolvent First National Bank
of Bedford City, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

The Spanish naval officers and men are
at last on the New England coast where
their coming was at one time so much
dreaded, bu, their ships are elsewhere, in
point OF fact at the bottom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Campos's remark, that the time FOR
Spain TO ask for peace IS not yet ripe,
suggests the fact that Spain herself. po-
lltically and otherwise. is decidedly over
ripA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Camara should by all means have re-
manned in that canal. 1t was costly, it is
true, but il was safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

Yellow Jack has been kind TO us in
Cuba. and yet he isn't on our side, and
we are glad he isn't.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

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All letters recommending candidates
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Of ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

We venture 10 say Cervera and his Off
GERS will be much more comfortable at An
napols than they were In Santiago har-
Dor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

: ss-inch Percales. II l-2c quality, at
. sl-inch Seaside Dlmlties. II 1-2c. quail
= ties SC. per yard. -,
3l-inch ColOred Lawns, ~ l--S' p"""
3 us ss,iS Sci pc coIored organdies. 1-2c.
z qualities sc. per yard
9-iuch Cotton Crepons, light shaues'
y f21-2c. qualities. &c. per yard. =, ~
S2-inch Lattice Striped organize, Z'c'
Z quality. at l2l-2c. per yard;
S2-inch Figured Organdies. H1-Zc'
y quality. at 1870 per yard.
. Satin-Finished Jeans. bleached'
q - l-2c. quality. Sc: per yard; o,o.
one lot Lining Silesas Light colors.
q 121-2 and 16 CSC. qualities now &C. per
4 yard. os,r,x
= 9sc quality Misses Tan u. S. Hose,
. now IL f-2c. per pair:
= Csc. quality Misses Plain Tan HOSE
: n3 2oc on qualities Children's Fine Black
o Isle Socks. now pic. per pair. c.,oo,
l. 25c. qualities Childrens Coloreu
Q Socks. now &c. pei. pair co,orod
: soc. quality Ladies' Fancy Coioreu
q Hose. now CSC. per pair.
4 75c. quality Ladies' Fancy CoIoreu
= INC extra quality ladies Fancy Col
. ored Hose, now 5Sc. per pair.
= REMNANTS every material
marked in nearly every instah'
o GLOVES.
y 12.button Mosquetalre, Tans and
= Grays. size 8 ga, were -, now soc' per
Y Pi9-button White Mosquetaires. size
q 51-2. were 50. now Csc. per par.
12-button Mosquetaires. sizes a,d
q gf-4' colors Tan and Gray, were 81
now 1923 per pair
q SOC. quality Fine Silk Garter Elastic
now 29c. per yard. c...
= one lot &C. quality Darning Cotton
Z One lot 1oc. quality Hair-curlers'
z One lot l0c. quality Belt Pins. now
Z One lot 25c. quality silk Corset
= I.acers, now i3c. each
d BELTS.
One lot 25c. quality Ladies' Leather
y Belts now l9c. each.
4 one lot zoe. quality Ladies' Leather
Belts. now 3jc. each.
= One lot 75c. quality LADIES' SILK anu
y Leather Belts. now 800. each.
= one lot 1925 quality Ladies Whlte-
" Kid Belts. with enamelled ornamehtS'
N now 75c. each.
ROMAN sAsHEs.
O The $3.50 quality now SS.
= The 49, quality now $l.5O each.
. BiYADERE SCARFs.
q The $50 and s. qualities now y5c;
= each. ~
. Trimmed TAFFETA sAsHEs'
q The Sis quality now Coo. each.
VELVET RIBBONS.
@ O. and Soc. qualities now Sc. per YARD
y COLORED SATIN AND GROS,
q GRAIN RIBBONS, widths 70
\ inches. now SC. per yard.
y BELL ROBES.
q handsomely trimmed, the SIS quality
y for s99S ~
q The sl5 quality for 5000.
: The $l6 quality for Sill
y FANCY RIBBONS.
2 No 60 were 65c. now Sc. per yard.
n PARASOLs.
: All styles and qualities reduced 10
about half price.
: ]. M. FOURQUREAN
N A a n q q \ u y
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Resolutions Of respect 70 deceased
members passed by societies. corpora
fions. associations, or other organiza-
tions will be charged for as advertising
matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-12

UPTOWN OFFICE. BROAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. 5l9 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
EPREET.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN's GAUZE
UNDERWEAR.

LADIES, AND CHILDREN's GAUzE
UNDERWEAR.
One lot &c. quality Children's Gauze
Vests and Pants. now lsc: each;
One lot AOc. quality MISSES Isle
Drawers. now 2jc. per pair.
One lot COO. quality Ladies Fine SILK
Vests. now 50c. each
one lot soc quality Ladies' Isle
Vests. now for 81.
MATJINGS.
I5c. Chinese Mattings, fair patterns.
now Sc. per yard.
Il and l6 2-3c. China and japanese
Mattings. now Zoe. per yard.
lsc. Chinese and japanese Mattings,
now II 1-2c. per yard.
25c Chinese and japanese Mattlnss,
now 15c. per yard
one lot u i-2c. Mattings, now l5c.
one lot u i-2c. Mattings now 2oc.
one lot S3c. Mattings, now 29c.
One lot 50c. Mattngs, now ~ l-ac.
FLOOR LINENS.
The SOC grade Is now 30c. per yard.
STAIR LINENS.
The &c. grade to pc. per yard.
STAIR LINENS.
The zoe. grade 10 2lc per yard.
FIBRE RUGS.
The 81 grade reduced 90 69c. each.
and from every department-are
. at half or less than half price.
SILKS.
One lot Japanese Foulard' SIC. quail
ity. for 81 i-2c. per yard. I'll
one lot Fine China Silks, Coo quality.
for 25c per yard.
Ore loystriped Taffetas. 75c. quality,
for 50c. per yard. -, o, -,
one lot Imported touisrds' ~ quar-
ity, for 75c. per yard.
CORsETs.
Some from last weeks sale.
one lot soc. quality Children's Waists,
now l9c each.
one lot 81 quality Ladies' Feather
Bone Waists. now iSc. each
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
The 81 quality Ladies' Gowns are now
The s.2 quality Ladies' Gowns are
now sll9 each.
The $50 quality Ladies' Corset (
Covers are now $l.3 each.
GENTIEMEN's AND LADIES' TIES.
The N.25 quality Ladies' Stock Ties,
'2 The 80 soc. quality Ladies' Stock Ties,
10 One lot 25c. qualities. different styles, i,
Ladies' and Gardeners Ties now lJc.
each. 800, ~,
one lot 25c. quality Ladies bo"s'
now 15c. each. -
One lot 25c. quality Wash Puffs. now
15c. each. ~,
one lot lOc. quality All-Llnen Hand
kerchiefs now Sc. each.
one lot II IL and 10 2-3c. Gentlemens
Linen Collars. now Sc. each.
HONITON BRAIDs
for lace making. were $i.25 ana $50.
now Coo. dozen.
PLATED CHIFFONs,
S-inch width, were Sl25, now 6sc, per [
yard. is<a' as&I
CRASH SUITS,
braid trimmings. s. and $3.50 quail
ties. now S3iS.
81 Suits. now S.1S. ,
$3.50 Suits, now $6.2.
SKIRTS.
Linen Crash. SILK Striped, were N.lo' .
now Sl.i5 each. -
The $3.50 quality, circular pique
skirts. now $50 each.
s. CO., ll3E. Broad st.
,4o4e+o+e+o+e+e+e*o+e++e+s
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Main-Street Vaudeville Park,

mQlll UUUUl Iuuuuiiiiu ulhj
CORNER MAIN AND VINE STREETS.
Only high-class attractions. Entire
change of bill each week.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY.
JULY Il. 1898.
NIGHTLY PERFORMANCE
AT S:l5 O'CLOCK.
GATES OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER.
SATURDAY MATINEE i:3o p. NJ.
MEEKER MACK TRIO.
Acrobatic Comedians.
MISS MINNIE CLARKE,
Charming Serio-Comic.
FOY AND CLARKE,
Comedy Sketch Artists.
MISS LILLIAN PERRY,
Singing and Dancing Speciality.
PERRY AND BURNS.
Irish Singing and Talking Comedians.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Seats in private stalls and chairs on
orchestra floor extra. Saturday matinee,
10 ladies and children. cents.
Uy9
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-MEMBER "A,
OF ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. 80. \. "
+. and A. NJ: You are requested 70
attend a stated communication OF your
lodge. 10 be held IN Masonic Temple
TUESDAY EVENING July I'm, az ~
o'clock Members OF sister lodges ana
transient brethren are cordially Invited
10 attend.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
JCNIUS \. COSBY,
~ l2-1t secretary
VIRGINIA BUILDING AND LOAN
COMPANY The annual meeting OF me
stockholders Of this company viii BE- held
on TUESDAY, July - 1895 at L. VI.
CHARLES Il. LOEHR.
~ l0-2t Secretary
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j. M. FOURQUREAN 4 CO.,
n3 East Broad Street
INVENTORY SALE.

of sale have decided
With additional and lots Of entirely new values to
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the materials As Of the lots are small we would
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Same old question of who pays the tax