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TO IMpEAoH GOV. SCOTT.

IN the House OF Representatives to-day the
report of G. c. Bowen's investigating commit
tee arraigning the Governor and other State Off
c eals for the alleged fraudulent over-issue of
state bonds was hotly discussed for hours The
speaker ruled that two-thirds vote was re-
qeired to adopt the report b cause the adoption
of its final recommendation would he tbe first
step toward impeachment. This discussion was
0overruled and the report adopted. At 6 o clock
e Mf Bowen introduced a resolution that r. r.
scott, Governor of South Carolina be impeach-
ca OF high crimes and misdemeanors He also
introduced a similar resolution impeaching
state Treasurer Parker. The resolutions were
laid over under the rules
There was a large attendance and great ex-
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New York Stock and Money Market.

:, NEW YORK Dec. -Eoeninq.-Money was active
throughout the day, and at the close demand from the
stock brokers was very pressing. Early call loans
final transactions were at i-32 al lie per cent per
diem for tn ming stocks. Sterling Exchange was firm
at lO9t lOSs The advance was due to large settle
ments of credits.
Gold weak at 100 q 1891; carrying rates per cent
Gold and l-32 per cent. The cearances ounted to
bonds heavy and lower.
rl,F
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The mind governs the muscles through the
Nervous System, as the telegraphic apparatus
is influenced by remote operator through the
WIRE If the mind is impaired by age or other
causes, the sympathetic nerves become debilita-
ted, and through the nerves the muscles of the
Stomach, Liver, Heart, Lungs or Genital Or
gans become weakened, and disease in the
form of Dyspepsia, Disease of the Heart, Weak
Lungs or General Debility, follow with their
accompanying trains of evil Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites restores tone
to the mind, the nerves and the muscles. In
this way it overcomes disease
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THERE are no diseases of theurino-pepital or
gans be what they may, but what can be ex-
PEELED from the system by sMoLANpER's BU-
CHU. Aggravated cases of kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases, mental and physical debil-
ity, diabetes, gravel and female. irregularities
readily succumb by an occasional dose of this
extraordinary medicine. In word, it restores
health to the human frame. dec19-eod1w
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LINEN Handkerchefs in fancy boxes, great
variety at Anderson's, Deering Block.
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The headquarters for the brilliant kerosene
burner is with j. F. Land & Co., cor. Exchange
and Federal streets. The mammoth size" Just
received. 1wd
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FOREIGN.
CHEAT BRITAIN,
THE PRINCE CONTINUES TO MPR

THE PRINCE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
LONDON, Dec Is, evening.-The official bull
letin from Saneringham says the Prince of
Wales passed quiet day.
The Princes groom died to-day from typhoid
fever 49,
THE TIMES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The Times contains an editorial upon Ameri-
can affairs, the topic being Grant message and
the accompanying documents full copies of
which have been received by mail.
The Times says it is struck with astonish-
ment by the exposition of the unbounded ia
cilities for the production of the United States.
The Times expresses the belief that as a gener-
thing the propositions of the Secretary of our
Treasury should be adopted. 1t nevertheless
hopes that the American Congress will reject
persons employing American built iron steam
ships
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AND COMMERCIAL,

Foreign Imports.
PlCTOU, n. S. Brig Deborah S Soule-520 tons Of
coal TO j l. Farmer
HALIFAX. N. s. Steamer Chase-6 crates skins
to Hart & Co; do do to H Fling
Foreign Exports.
ST JOHN, NIB. Sch Falco-i20o bbls four 1Oe gals
refined oil - - -
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THE HreRoDE1K, for regulating the humidi-
of the air in the house or conservatory, Is use
full instrument and beautiful ornament. ror
sale by 9. II. Farley. decl9th-u
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DoN'T BLOW OUT GAs.-Sunday evening a
servant girl employed in a house on Spring
street. extinguished the gaslight without turn
ing off the gas. During the night the gentle
man of the house smelled the odor of the escap-
ing gas, and got up, lighted lamp and went in
pursuit. Finding the ordor very strong he had
the presence of MUD to blow out the lamp,
thus probably preventing serious explosion as
the room where the gas had been left to escape
full
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NIuuicinal Court.
Brief JOtfinga.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-New entries 9; defaults 8; continuances
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A FULL line of Altemus Photographic AL
buns at Coleswortliy's
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A SPLENDID assortment of German and
American Chromos cheap, at Colesworthys'
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

STOVE Door HANDLEs.-J. f. Hlidreth is
canvassing the city with stove door handles.
Orders left at Kendall and Whitneys promptly
attanded tn
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MAsoNIc-At the annual meeting of Mount
Vernon R. A. Chapter, last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
!oseph Y. Hodsdon, H. P. Frank E. Allen,
X. Leander W. Fobes, s.; Charles Fobes,
Treasurer. Ira Berry, Jr., Secretary; A. M.
Burton, r. II, Hinkley, ii N Rich, Committee
al Finance.
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Sea. MORE LIGHr.-Sch. More Light of Cal
ais went ashore Oh Bantam Ledge in thick
snow-storm last Wednesday night and was
abandoned by the crew. subsequently, fioated off
and went adrift. The revenue steamer McCul-
loch, Capt Henriqucs, went in search of her.
and after cruising three days found her about
o'clock Monday morning, 18th, ten miles
SW by S from Monhegan, and towed her into
Boothbay harbor and brought her to anchor,
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WASHINGTON.
OCEAN TELEGRAPHS.


WASHINGTON, Dec 1S.-A bill introduced by
Representative Poland to-day incorporates John
f. Miller, William g. Fargo, Paul Spofford
Perry Mcdonald, Collins and others commits
sioners ON the part of the United States to open
subscription books for two ocean telegraphs
one from the western coast of the United States
to China and Japan, the other from the Attain
tic coast to Europe by the way of Bermudas
and the Azores or by ano other way approved
by the President. The stock of the Atlantic
Company is fixed at eight millions and the Pa
cific hit twelve millions of dollars The bill was
referred to the Foreign Committee
REPORTS OF BANKS.
The comptroller of currency has called upon
the national banks for reports of their condi-
ton at the close of business on the 10th inst
DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT
The Supreme Court in the case of Semmes vs.
the City Fire Insurance Co. Hartford, reversed
the decision of the Circuit Court of Connecti-
cut in favor of the defendant, on the ground
that the Connecticut statute provides a limita-
ton of six years within which to commence a
suit The effect of the decision is to discrimi-
nate against limitation
LABoRS COMPLETED.
The Civil Service Commissioners have COM
pleted their report and to-day submitted it to
the President. The report is now in the hands
of the printers
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Boston stock List.
Sales nj the Rroker's Roard Dee 10
ENTERTAINMENTS
Merry Christmas!
The Ladies of the
FIRST BAPTIST SOCIETY
Will hold n

EAsk AND LEVEE
In the Vcstry of the Church Corner OF Com
gress and WilrsOf Streets OH WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY al. -.noons and evenings Decem-
Der 2Oth anil 2lst.
variety Of useful and fancy articles, Chromos,
&c, suitable for Holiday presents will be for SALE
also the usual refreshments at q O'clock and during
each evening.
Admission free. MTW&T
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DEPOT BROKEN IN.
SARATOGA, Dec. 1S-Two hundred feet of the
iron depot of the Rensselaer, Railroad was
ccrushed this afternoon by the weight of the
snow. Nobody hurt.
THE NEwsDEALERs' CASE.
SYRACUSE Dec. 1S.-The newsdealers indict-
ed for selling obscene papers plead not guilty in
Court and gave bail for their trial in March.
One dealer, under instructions from John Stet-
son, of Boston, win appear tomorrow and de-
mand trial.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The Brooklyn Alder
men have voted $4,000 for the use of the Board
OF Health against small pox. The disease has
spread to East New York.
The great sugar case of the United States vs.
Weld q Go. has been put over to await full
panel of jurors.
Tweed, Jr,, is reported to have sold all his
property.
Maurice Daley beat Cyrille Dion at billiards
to-day, making the astonishing average of 125:
The gold suit of Davis against Smith, Gould
& Martin is again before the Superior Court on
a motion to set aside the verdict, ON the ground
that the jury were tempered with and coerced.
Decision reserved
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To THOSE whc are bowed down by nervous
Debility, and despair of ever recovering the
vigor and mien ofmanhood we earnestly rec
ommend DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BITTERs Before they have finished the first
bottle, they will feel the restorative principle
at work in every portion of their broken-down
systems and hope will spring up in their hearts,
No case of Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Intermit
tent Fever, rheumatism, Gout or kidney dis
ease can resist this unequalled vegetable tonic
which is unpolluted by any distilled or fer
mented liquor. dec9-d4w
S1.5o buys Scotch Havelock Cap worth
$3.50 at MAHER & Co.'S
dec15-dtJa25 Opp. Post Office
SLEIGHs. Pungs, Lap Robes, Blankets, Hal
tiers, Circingles, and everything in connection
with driving at the Bazaar, IA Exchange and
Repository, 81 Federal street. decl6-1w
For S1.50 you can buy genuine Scotch
Havelock Cap at MAHER & Co.'S,
decl5-tja-25 Opp. Post Office.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
KU-KLUX TRIALS.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 1S.-In the Ku-Kux trial
to-day, the case of Hayes and Mitchell was
closed by an elaborate argument by Reverdy
johnson, who expressed the utmost horror at
the outrages to which the witnesses testified,
but contended that the evidence had not shown
the outrages to be the result of any conspiracy,
nor connected the accused with their commits
sion. The jury after thirty -eght minutes of
consultation returned verdict of guilty on the
second second count, viz conspiracy to injure Jim
Williams for having votedin 1870. The defence
gave notice of a motion for a new trial
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he following are the closing quotations of Govern

Stocks dull and heavy at OH lower; the decline
was most marked in Pacific MAIL Lake Shore, Wa
bash Olio and Western Union.
The following were the closing quotations of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-19
A Christmas Tree,

There are good many openings of holiday
goods at the stores to-day; some of the traders
anticipating great rush this week; and let us
hope that many others as well as ourselves are
looking for fruit for their Christmas trees.
Evergreens are getting plenty, and the sleds
that bring them in are garnished with MANY
pretty wreaths and emblems The displays at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-18
RICHMOND VA MONDAY MORNING sssDECEMBER ls, Is

previous letter having been sdnted In April,
1854. In his Australian letter he alluded to
two circumstances, known orlly to her and 70
himself. She, however, did not accent this
statement Of Ills :,s proof, and wrote back to
him to that effect. He wrote in reply.
giving further particulars; !. amongst Others.
that he had been recognized by Bo--
gle, black servant Of the family :
whereof it may be said that the apparent
theory Of the defence was that Boyle had
posted Olton on all matters concerning the
family. After going to America, Tichbornc
returned to England in December, 1866. He
then went to Paris to see his mother, and
was Immediately recognized by her. A suit
was herc,lpon commenced for the restora-
ton of the estates. 1t was resisted by the
poSscssors, declaring that the claimant was
not the man he pretended to be. Commissions
cls were sent out by both parties to South
America and Australia The soi-disant Sir
Roger courtcd the StiicteSt scrutiny, and for
the purpose Of proving his identity held inter-
views with men Of all ranks and positions
who knew him in early life. His fellow
officers and soldiers in the CarabincerS, TEL
low-studentS in the College Of Stonyhurst,
his solicitor, Mr.. Hopkins, Ill fine even bis
own mother, declare that he Is Sir Roger
Charles Tchborne. The trial commenced on
Nav 10, and after the examination OF num-
Der of Witnesses the claimant was placed OH
the stand on May 80. He was examined
through four days, and for twenty-five days
VAS subjected to the most searching cross.
examination that the Solicitor-Genelal OF
England, SIR J. D. Colcridge, was capable OF
conducting. He was then recXamincd for
two days, and on July ! tie court adjourned
until November I.
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VOL. XII.

face, and though the features are we'll formed
there is something rctractile in the expression
His style Of speaking Is after the disagreeshlc
in;ouinw style Of the universities, which, how
ever, he is beginning to overcome. Hitherto
his public addresses have seemed to nc rather
thin--indccd. his book "Grcatcr britain"
cvinced, ms / thought, more versatility than
yigor. But certainly his recent speeches OH
monarchy and rcpublicaliism have shown
him to DO man of admirable power Of state
mcnt, as well as a thinker. The effect Of his
speech at Newcastle is literally tremendous.
fl has been printed in 4 neat pamphlet isuch
a< generally sells for siXpence), which costs ono
penny. aud it is being distributed ly the
hundred thousand. The Tories declare that
much OF the information concerning the
Royal hou .ehold containedin ii was obtained
lton the private papers OF the late harohet.
his father, whom the" accuse OF having been
a" hanger on at court. But NessicurS the
Mol, do not care much how the information
may have been obtained
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PARDON OF Ex-MAYoR CUAHooH.-Gover-
nor Walker on Saturday decided to extend a
pardon to George Chahoon, who was about
to be sent TO the pcnitentiary on conviction
of forgery. The endorsement Of the EXecu.
tive on the vouminous papers in the case is
rs follows:
Granted for the reasons that it is earnest
" recommended by very large number Of
worthy citizens; because the jury bciore
whom tie petitioner was tried. although they
found him guilty, yet in their verdict re-
commended him to the mercy of the Cover.
nor for Executive clrmency,' thus showing
that from aE the evidence adduccd before
them they considered him either technically
guilty. or that he had already sufficiently cN-
plated the offence charged, or both; and also
because the Judgment Of tie court below was
affirmed l,y II nniority only Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, one judge dissenting. and
because one assignment of error tie court
Ind already decided ly a divided court.
&c. G.. WALLER"
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AyevrEDN SALES TEgsS BAY.

COOK & LACGIITON Will sell 1T 10 5. NJ. at the
store Of O. a. Streckcr S Sou, u stock Of drugs,
medicines, store fixtures, &c.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell AT IL y. NJ. Chest
NIT Hill farm. near the Brook turnpike half
mile of Richmond.
GRUBES & WILLIAMS Will sell al 81 p. NJ a
square OF ground on Union iii.
rAINE & co. will sell at IL NJ. baiikrupts stock OF
dry goods. hats clothing, &c.
4. W. ROSEN win sell at +. VI. 4 framed house on
Seventh street near the Canal.
J. u. WHITEHEAD Il co. will sell al lo4 4. II
groceries, &c.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell al 10 o'ccch
pianos, furniture, &C.
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/ PONCE CoUnT, -. Observation-Disclosures J.sJ.
White prestdfng.-The following cases were
disposed of: a, G .s. 5fl1 r.
William Csmery, charged with deserting
from the schooner Mary E. Simmons, lie
being hwf,llly-shipped seaman for certain
voyage. Delivered to the captain ut his re.
quest. tft ,,s, ~ et,s. sr..s.ss .lsy
William Barrett, charged with violatine
the State revenue law and city ordinance by
selling or offering to sell by sample, card, or
otherwise. Bailed il, the sum of 500 to
appear on the 21st to which time the case
was continued. -.a
Courtney Richardson (colorcd), charged
with stealing lot of butter the property OF
Kate Sullivan, was found guilty and sent to
Jail for ten days.
p. l.. Dulosque, charged with selling or
Offering to sell goods by representation OF
otherwise i'll violation Of the State. revenue
law. Continued until 2lst, and party bailed
in $500.
Michael Shortell, charged with nssaulting.
abusing, and cursing S. Wauerstein. Con
tinued until 18th. -. - .. .... ..,.
S. Wallerstein, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and cursing Michael ShortelL Con-
tinued until 18th. ,. ....... ~, ....
William Griffith (colorcd), charged with
having i'll bis possession one hog of the
value Of 81, the property of Daniel Brown
Griffith was discharged and the hog turned
over to Brown. s .-f#.. - ...s.. ..
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4 REMARKABLE PHESOMESON-Onc OF the
most remarkable effects Of climate upon metals ana
machinery Is apparent IN the WILCOX < GIEDS
MACHINE. Ii is Il remarkable fact that sewing done
ON this machine in tie vicinity Of New York, rhiia-
Cciphia, New England and The North generally. or
in any part OF Europe Is more durable and less liable
to rip than work done any other machine. This
Is established by inconroEcrtib" evidence; much oi
IL before legal tribunals. But sooner IS this lnt-
chine brought south Of Mas"ns and Dixono linc
Than il ceases to do reliable work and becomes WORTH
less We learn this remarkable fact from the many
carDet-,rg dealers In other machines, and liicr many
friends, vino youch for what their carpet-!ag friends
sav: aud on such honorable testimony we are bound
to admit the fact, however mysterious 1t may be-
This climatic change is the more remarkable owing
to the fact that the WILCOX & GIDns MACHINE Is
!: southern production, and ought to tc accin'ted
Wonderful, aim, 1t!
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JOB PRISrrSG.-We call the attention Of ner-
chants clerks Of courts, shcris lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
LcttcrIicads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hlnd-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare show-Buls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C..
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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RELIGIOUS IIERALD.-This paper has now reached
n circulation Of very nearly ELEVEN THOUSAND It
is read in every portion of the country rs IL is the
medium Of communication OF the BaptSts Of the
southern States. 1t is al admirable medium for ad
vcrtising. Office No. Ills Main street, nearly oppo
size DIsPATCII Office. -. ..
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ONLY ONE WEEK TO CHRIsTMAs.-Next Mon
day will be Christmas day. and only one week re-
mains In which to make purchases for the holidays.
Go to ELLYsoS s TAYLoIs aud examine their
stock before supplying yourself They have the
largest stock and the OF goods in their
line In the city. Their stock bought with cspe-
cial reference to The season. - . ..----
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Santa Claus has come again at ANToSI's, where
tic little ones will find The incest candles, fancy
boxes, toys. bonbons and everything else suitable
Cor Cnri,inlas. -
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Sun rises I:ls Moon sctS. l2oO
sun scL,............. AZ High tide. ........10I5
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ID, IaH.
t'r ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemlrle, Smith. New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent, .
..-.-. ...@ SAILED. s's..rs. 81 $685.. rr
Steamer Palisadc, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers W. Z. Brett, agent
Schooner Ida Richardson, BCdel, Baltimore, bal
last.
. schooner Ashland. Mitchell, Baltimore, ria War
wick river, lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
t s~ MEAORASDUM. t- ..@.
CITY POINT, VA. December l6.-Schooner Serene,
Jones, coal, bound up. s- srrf 80 ,.. .."..--..
. BY TELEGRAPU. ..-.. ..sM-.t
FORT MONROE, December l6.-The iron can-bouy
on II iddlc Ground, Cape Henry, bearing south,
west third west about six miles distant Is reported
Iaissing by Baltimore pilot.
NORFOLK. December IJ.-The brig Sarah refers.
from Boston for Mobile, Is ashore ut Body Island
The wrccking steamer Kesolute has gone 10 her as
siStancc. -.f H. T.. .-......r.. ....... .-#
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CELEBRATION OF ST. JoHN's DAY.--Ihc
committees appointed by the several Masonic
Lodges of the city TO make arrangements iol
the celebration Of the festival Of st. John thc
Evangelist had q meeting on SATURDAY nlSh';
and will hold another tonight at 7 O'Clock al
the office of John A. Lynham, Esq, over inc
office of Grubbs 4 Williams, on Eleventh
street. It is proposed to complete the ar
rangements Tonight, andit is therefore In
nortant TO have Il full attendance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Y ROLLER-SkATING AT ASSEMBLY,
Hereafter the SKATING ASSEMBLIES at tbys
aau VIII take place only on FRIDAY AFTER-
SSVUS: SATURDAY MORNING, and SATUR-
ADMISSION: so cents for single ticket, or a. per
dozen; children under twelve years, % cents.
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ARTILLERY DRILL.---The HoWitzers VII
have u drill in their. handsome new dress
uniforms at the armory in Stearns's building,
opposite the post-otllce, tonight. ~ y-
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Tile NEW BAPTIST HYMS-B0Ok, recently adopted
FOR use In city churches, than which there Is
nothing more suitable for Christmas New Years
present, may be found III great variety at ELLYsOS
< T,ILoH'S SIain street As they go into use jan
,iary lSt this Is just the time to make glad the hearts
of your friends.
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TIE BEST WAY TO KEEP WARM.-The very best
way 10 keep warm Is 10 buy one of L. Il. SPENCE
& SoS's Dollar UnGcrshrts and n few pairs Of
those fine lambs wool socks. 1890 Main street Is the
pIace for all kinds Of gentemeIl's underwear.
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CASDIEs of all kinds, toys and fruits, a. TRIB
BELTS, 1l12 Main street. The largest stock In town
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FALSE ALARu.-The alarm of fire on Sat,
urday morning shortly after ~ O'Clock from
box No. ,. first police station, was gwen IN,
Intentionally. One of the worklnen engaged
on repairs to the station-house accidentally
struck the wire, the bells sounded the alarm,
and the 1iremen had frllitless run.