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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-10

THIS opportunity.
Emsheimer Bros.
P.S.--American and Garner f an
CIV Prints reduced to SC per yard,
warranted fast colors.
atheeling &rgister.
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.
Semi. Annual Sale Head of Local
Parade of the l.. o, l.
For Cincinnati Steamer Andes.
Notice-Daniel Schambrs.
For Sale-Lot in Mt. Wood Gem
etery.
st. Stephens Hotel.
Congratulations & Dittman.
Statement of Superintendent of Cum
berland Road.
Notice to Subscribers.
Subscribers leaving the city can have
the Daily sent 10 any address, postage pre-.
paid, for Is cents a week. by leaving in
slructious at the REGISTER Counting
| Room.
Hot!
RED hot and still aheating.
GlvEus rest, and give us new town
clock.
WHcorlNG- ;cugh is whooping up the
rising generation.
s1THEREis great deal of sickness amon.,
the children of the city.
THERE were twenty thousand people
VINO snid, "it was hot" yesterday.
Now is the time to twist red currants
in n towel.
THE latest elegant euphemism is $50
feel around"
ONLY the "pious" attended church yes
friday morning.
WHEELING has sent large delegation
{, "a. Centennial
TIE streets were perfectly deserted
Yesterday during the entire day.
The mercury in the thermometer in
dlcated So in the shade Saturday and SO
yesterday.
RED hot in the morning. and drowned
out in the afternoon, is the order of the
day,
THE man who is going to ask the bar
tender to "put that down" invariably
wnks at him out of the side of his glass.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Council will be held tomorrow
evening.
The mint is said 10 be a refreshing
place during the hot weather, at least to
ajew-lip.
The naughty Centennial doorkeepers
will now lake any kind of change, and
let two visitors in Tor dollar.
TIE Fourth.of-July orator has come
down from his orstorical altitude in
safety.
CRoeUET bats for young ladies are an
nounccd. They are lined with sheet
iron, to ward of the mallet-blow
ONE of the saddest sights in the world
sio see the nice young man trying to
suck q sherry cobbler through & split
straw.
OVERCOME WITH HEAT horse at
tached to street car No. was overcome
with the heat on Market street, near the
iron bridge, on yesterday afternoon.
"BUTTERMILK on ice' is a sign that
conveys svsgue idea ana leads me TO
wonder whether you've got to eat your
ice with your buttermilk.
ABOUT twenty young gentlemen OF the
city are going around with Grape on their
hats. Their girls are flirting at the Cen
tennisl
The Hancock County West Va
Courier says ten thousand pounds OF wool
were bought in tina. county last week at
thirty cents per pound.
WEpDEp.-Mrs. Aaron, q well-known
Jewish widow of Centre Wheeling, Was
joined At wedlock on yesterday, At West
Alexander, by that prince of knot tiers
Squire Msyes.
WE congratulate all our friends upon
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DwRELIye-HoueE ~ ]. iBURY,Ep |, oN
aDA,Y

3 DwEELIyG-H0UsE BURHEDa ON spAY
'NEGHT.- The uptown ffremen We .alled
out on Sunday night ;at 9:20 o'clock by an
alarm from Station' IT, corner Third and
Dnvai streets, occasioned by the. burning OF
the frame store and dwelling occupied by
Mrs Quinn and situated on the west side
lof Third street at the south corner of
Baker s1reeti The building was owned by
the estate Of @. O. Elicit, and was totally
destroyed. Loss on building and stock,
81, 200. Mrs.. Quinn thinks the FIRE origi-
mated from askerosene-oiI lamp which she
left in the store. under The residence, near.
a barrel ofpoiE, and which must have, been
upset, probably by cats in the store. The
barrel OF 'oilssoont took fire, and the build
ing was speedily: engeloped In flames, and
in, o short time consumed. All OF the fire.
men in the uptown district were at work
until past, midnights and about a alquarter.
past1 o'clock another alarm from Station
II was turned in, caused by the burning OF:
chimney corner Of Third and Dnval
streets. .s..rs
Mrs. Quinn lost all OF her effects, and her
children, who narrowly escaped burning,
were taken out BY means of shed in the
rear Of the building. The, fremen report
that the pipes were almost filled with mud,
and it was some minutes after Company BIS
steamer commenced, work that the water
had any effect upoH the fire.
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rFoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FOURTH PAGE. ]

REMEMBER In your rounds about the city IN
search of holiday goods that there Is cosy lt'ie
place on Fourteenth street, under the Exchange
Hotel. where are kept some of the rarest, richest
and cheapest diamonds Jewels, gold and silver
watches, chains ear and finger-rings, &C., to be
found anywhere in the city. Ourfriend s. A. WIN
STOCK, though very modest In his pretensions and
making very little external show, exhibits really
spleudd stock of fine watches jewelry, and being
at very moderate expense In conducting his husi-
ness, Is enabled to sell his goods at small profits RS
Mr.. WINsTocK only. sells the finer articles In his
line, our friends may be assured Of his furnishing
them frst-class articles. Remember the place Is
under the Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth street.
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..- Mrs. WHITLcy FoUND.-Yesterday Mrs.
Nancy Whitlow, the mother of Isaac B.
Whitlow, the man who was shot during the
war for desertion, made her appearance in
this office. She lives in this county, in the
Shoot Hollow OF Georges creek, and has
lived there since the spring Of 1865. Since
the death Of her son she has twice traversed
thirteen counties OF the States OF Virginia
and West Virginia in search Of him, but un-
til recent date has Eeyer heard OF hin.
Her first intimation Of what became OF him
was a letter from sister in Virginia. She
can prove her identity, and asks for all the
property, including the $500, to be forked
over Charleston (W. pG.) Courier, De-
ce1nber 18th
IThis Isaac Whitlow was the man Hayes
ordered to be shot, and whose money ($400)
Hayes was charged with pocketing.]
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AFFAIRS IN MExrCo.-Ne,o Orleans, De-
cember 17.-Seyeral merchants from the in
terror of Mexico arrived here yesterday,
and they confirm the news Of the capture Of
Lerdo and the death Of Escobedo and the
capture OF the city Of Mexico by General
Diaz. IgleSias, from Leon, ordered Diaz
to hold the city of Mexico and proclaim the
presidency OF Iglesias, which Diaz declined
to do unless he could name four members
of the Cabinet. This was refused by lgle-
sias, when Diaz proclaimed himself provi-
sional president, and the revolution now
continues between these rival pretenders,
who are preparing for new struggle.
Reyueltas still holds Matamoras, and re-
fuses all communication with the reyolp
tionary chiefs until some one OF them can
show proper authority from Iglesias. He
positively refuses any communication with
the bandit Cortina. His soldierly conduct
would make him many friends but for the
fact that he is proceeding to collect tax of
three per cent. on the, merchants, which
they protest is unlawful and arbitrary.
General Rocha is still here endeavoring to
get Revueltas to turn over to him. AT
present all is uncertain.
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
Just uicnc.! IT

JGrl GiFIt"! ~
LEVI IIENTER'S.
GIT BROAD STREET
4 beautiful quality BLACK and STREEI-COLok-
Ed TW0-BUrTON KID GLOVES at Soc;
handsome BROCADE DRESS GOOD at csc;
RlCH-FIGURED REPS ut 62a and 20c.;
Flcran, BLACK ALPACAS at 20, 80. and 35c.;
Excellent BLACK CASHMERESa at so, 75c. and 81;
Real WATERPROOF CLOTHS, in Blue, Brown,
GRAY, and Black, al greatly reduced figures;
Endless variety of LADIES' and MISSES CLOAhS,
SlAWLS,' FELT SKIRTS, BALMORALS;
LADIES. and MISSES STRIPED HOSE, GLOVES,
HANDkERCHlEFS,T TIES;
LADIES aud ClIlL FURS, &c.-all will be
Offered a. great baIgains;
We also have Mrs. MOODY'S PATENT ABDOMl-
NAL COKSETS, adapted for stout ladies'
INFANTS MERlNO CLOAkS and CAPS and
CROCHET WORKS speciality. Call early and
examine stock before buving elsewhere.
New PATTERNS FOR STAMPING Just received.
de- 1
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DEATH OF E. j., KREBs.-Mr. Edward j.
Krebs, member Of the z. x. r., of Vir-
ginia Lodge, K. P, and Of Fitzhugh Lodge,
I. o. o. f., died Sunday morning about 7
O'Clock. He was a son Of ex-Judge Krebs,
Of Baltimore. He came to this city about
1850 and engaged in the cigar business, and
was well known to most OF our citizens.
Deceased was gallant soldier in the Con-
federate army, and was identified with the
Conservative party from the day of its or
ganization, and was an earnest and valuable
though humble worker. The funeral
services, conducted by Rev. DR.. Edwards,
took place at Pythian Hall yesterday after.
noon, and the remains were then forwarded
to Baltimore for interment.
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THE CONFERENCE ENDED.-London, De-
cember l7.-A dispatch from Constantine
ple to Reuters Telegraph Company reports
that at an unofficial meeting yesterday the
nIenipotentiaries nIe virtually terminated the
iabors of the preliminary conference after
making some mutual concessions that have
come to an understanding and have referred
to their respective Governments for dehnlte
instructions. No definite resolution has
been drawn up. All questions, especially
that OF occupation, have been examined,
but nothing has yet been determined. It's
thought that Lord Salisbury will receive his
instructions Monday evening. Ii so, the
Porte will be Immediately asked to tx
date for the meeting Of the plenary con,
ference. The Porte rejects any pr oposl
tion OF foreign occupation.
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Two Italians were arrested In New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, on Saturday night for passing
counterfeit ten-dollar bills on the National
Bank of Lafayette, Indiana. ffhe third OF
the gang, an American, was captured yes
erday. 49, ssta 49, ! .sss.
A dispatch from Fargo, Dakota Territory,
says fire Saturday evening destroyed
eleven buildings, including the United
States Land Office. The other buildings
were seven stores, restaurant, and one bill
lizard hall. Loss not stated.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
December 1S.-For the Middle States, rising
barometer. on the coast winds shifting to
west and northwest, and clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States, light rains
near the coast, followed by clearing, colder
weather, rising barometer, and winds from
the north and west. I,..- -..a
For the Gulf States, clearing or fair we'd
ther and continued low temperature, rising
slightly in the southwest, slight rise follow
ed by falling barometer, and northerly
winds becoming variable. @3t.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearer, fair weather, with freezing south
erly to westerly winds, and stationary or
slowly falling barometer.
Cautionary signals continue on the Allan
tic coast from Kitty Hook to Eastport.
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RROR0S Is.

GRAND LODGE OF NiRGlNIA,l
GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, December 10, 1876.
TICE.-PROPOSALS FOR PRINT
~ INC THE PROCEEDINGS EACH OF THE
GRAND LODGE, GRAND CT LAP II + Il y, and
GRAND COMMASDERY OF THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, will be receiycd III this Office until FRI
DAY the Z2d instant AT noon, and opened at the
same hour on SATURDAY the 23d instant. sam
plc-copies VIII be exhibited on application. The
work TO bc delivered, in nIail-drcsS, within thirty
days after delivery OF manuscript
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. WILLIAM b. ISAACS,
de- l9-td Grand Secretary.
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CHRISTMAS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

The weather served us lngenteelly yester-
day. The thermometer did not fall far,
but the weather itself was in quite falling
mood, and there was, as a matter Of course,
much discomfort, with smart peril to foot
passengers. There was enough OF this to
make caterers for the season careful not to
indulge gaiety at the expense OF comfort.
The tendency was to substantial shoeing
and waterproofs, and even furs were thought
OF, while the ulster seemed not excessive.
1t was q healthy reminder, for if the mast
and the goose-bonc are to be trusted, be-
fore the 4th of July we shall have shrill
voices above and around us, and our ears
and noses severely tweaked by the winds.
We shall have some days that will make
ox-tail soup most consoling, and nights that
will call for hot punches with manner so
imperious as not to be resisted.
The purveyors Of Christmas presents still
persist in doing their best for public graft
fication. Come what weather may, they
will suit both the weather and their custom
ers. Everybody will be pleased in the end.
Let us think the "country safe" at least
during Christmas, and take our holiday
without making ourselves unhappy by un-
timely reflections on what we cannot con.
troll.
We return to the delightful task Of making
our customers and our friends better ac-
uuainted with one another. 1t is indescri-
badly felicitouS.
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TIE COLLECTORS OFFIcE-DR. MILLS's
RECENT TROUBLE special from Wash
ington in regard to trouble between DR..
Mills, collector of customs here, and the
Treasury Department was in the main true.
DR.. Mills was advised by the authorities at
Washington that it was desirable for him to
make place in his office forR. P. w. Gar
nett, of Alexandria. President Grant
wished to provide for Garnett because Of an
affection which had existed at West Point
between him and Garnett's brother General
Garnett, of the Confederate States army,
who was killed early in the war in West
Virginia., and because Garnett stated that he
was in great poverty. DR.. Mills declined
to make the appointment on the ground
that Garnett's habits were bad. The
Department replied in substance that Gar
nett had reformed, and that his appoint
ment would be insisted on. At this juno
ture DIR. Mills had prepared his resignation,
and took counsel with his friends about for
warding it. Before any final action in that
direction Colonel Mosby, hearing OF Gar
netts appointment, FASTENED to the Presi-
dent, and informed, that high and mighty
official that he had been imposedupo when
made to believe that Garnett was worthy
man, &C.. &c. His influence was such that
President Grant relaxed his order, and DIR.
Mills is left to manage his Office as he likes,
and General Grants affection for the late
General Garnett awaits another and better
opportunity for showing it.
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WE RECOMMEND our readers to 90 to REDroRD's
to buy presents for the holidays The following Is
the list Of goods in stock Seal sacques black asra-
chan sacques, white coney sacques, gray astrachan
sacques seal nuffs and boas, mink NUTS and boas,
chIldren's sets inevery variety and really the best
seIected stock Of furs In the city.
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pIspArcH PRfNrINe-HoUsEs--In or6er 70 uea
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added q welt sselccted assortment os MEN
TYPE, which, together with oiir improved M
cHISEnY and sKyLrUL nEctfAsicAL TALEsEs
warrant Us In guaranteeing the YEnY BEST cI-ksa
OF wosK at moderate figures and In the rosi expo,
ynar
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! MR. JAMES IA SeOTr BgeKE HIS ARR YES
James a, Scott, while on his
way to the residence Of Captain Maxwell T.
Clarke yesterday morning, slipped upon the
slippery pavement near the corner of Fifth
and Broad streets and broke his arm. 1t
was compound fracture OF the humerus,
involving the elboW-ioint. The broken
bone protruded through the flesh. DR.. j.
B. McCaw was called in and set the limb.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy,
snowy, Secting, windy, slippery, cloudy;
and at night very cold.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY A. NJ, 2S;
8 4. NJ, 50; noon, So; 3 P. NJ, 81; 6 p.
NJ. Sc; midnight. 81.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE COMMON cOUNcIL.

MORE LIGHT WANTED THE KEEPERS
LODGE AT THE NEW REsERvOIR-FROM
THE FIRE iCOMMTTTEE-F1NANCE MAT
TERS-MR. THOMAS j. sTARKE ELECTED
A MEMBER OF THE B0DY-FROM THE
mUPPER BRANCH-NEW BUSINESS.
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Dr.iW. E. SCOTT, president Of the College of Ply
sicians, Montreal, writes: II have recommended
CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT CT BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR rs the best preparation
used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever,
Ayue, and Loss of Appetite
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. DEATH OF AN OLD ENGINEER.-Mr. Ere de-
rick L. Harris, aged sixty years, Of Frede-
rickshall depot, on the, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, was found dead in bed yesterday
morning. Mr.. Harris was q civil engineer
by profession, and was the first locomotive
engineer who ever ran an engine on the old
Louisa road, now the Chesapeake and Ohio.
He was brother of Messrs. D.>B. and N.
IT. Harris, 4: y H., i.t,s.i -..ls Is ..t-ss-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-19

CHOICE selection Of handsome and useful
Christmas presents can nd at very low prices Ut
T. STERN & Co.'s, 62S Broad street.
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r have anaiyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand OF SELECT, = controlled by Messrs. WAI-
TEE D. BLAIR q Co. Richmond, Va, snd End ie
my rnox rUsIL OIL. and other Impurities. and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pun
poses.--J. 81, MCCAw, M. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virdnia-
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
T.. STERN & Co.'s is the place where everybody can
buy nice and handsome Christmas gin for a little
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CAUTION I

When any of the readers Of this journal are aware
OF the fact that any other dealer sells chesper than
we do, we VIII give him premium to tell us OF II,
and then advise him to buy elsewhere. We invite
cornnetition. A. sAKs & CO., 1913 Main street.
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ADELIcArE EATTESrToN.--There Is no little at
ten4ion more appreciated by your. sweetheart than
a present OF swects. P1zzINI has delicious French
and Plain Candles, which he offers at reduced prices
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YOUNG MAN,

If you would dress yourself cheaply neatiy, nobsy,
and stylish, give your first choice. We have the
stock to clothe you and at prices lower than else
where. So call on us frst and save money. A.
SAKs Co., 1913 Main street.
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STANDARD, FANCY, AND JUVENILE BOOKS; !;
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn-Books, Albums, Writing
Desks, Work-Boxes, Statuary, Pictures, Ink
stand, Card-Cases, Pocket-Books, and many other
beautiful farcy goods suitable for presentation at
1918 Main street. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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The largest DOLLS for the money In thiscty ne at
LEVY BRoTHERsst They also have The hrgeSst as y.
sortment Of china tearsetss and the cheapest 81
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Nothing can press us into service this
season again but the most pressing necessity.
So, good people, merry Christmas and
q happy new year.
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GEryom Raisins, Currants, Cttron, shelled Al.
monss, Gelatine, Nuts, and Figs At PiSz1sis. 81 y
cor Broad street. He has the best In the city.
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5, sNow +, SNOW tBaowi--Neyer mind the weather.
can at LEVY BRoraEns, to-day and buy your
Chr.stmas goods. Their assortment is the largest,
and certainly the cheapest, In this city. at s
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Foa CHRISTMAS CANDIES go TO C. ZIMMER's.
He has The best assortment to be found. Z
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ADJOURNED MEETING. "A meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Piedmont Railroad Com
pany was held at the Office Of the Danville
Company In this city yesterday, Major j.
Turner Morehead, OF North Carolina, in the.
chair. Without the transaction of any Inn:
tportant business the meeting adjourned till.
the esd instant.
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RICHMOND COTTON ,TnADB.-It will be
good news to those who are not already
aware OF it that Richmond is becoming an
important shipping point for cotton. The
bark Paramount cleared yesterday with o
cargo of compressed cotton valued at ST..
O0O-the first cargo Of cotton ever sent from
Richmond. To-day the brig Laura vii!
clear with a cargo valued at $4,000.
The Committee On Streets are now con.
sidering the propriety of allowing the Dan.
willie and York River lines to extend their
tracks along the waterfront to the wharyes,
and Mr.. John H. SNYDER offers for 900
to put up cotton compress on the wharYes
which will reduce bale of cotton OF the
ordinary size to about nine inches. This is
very important matter. /,
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READ Levy BRoTnERs' ADVERTISEMENT IN
to-day,s paper. They offer tempting list OF afp-
clea. and we aae confident that all who call on them
win be able to make their purchases to an advantage
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CHEAP sALE-Twenty-fve thousand dollars
worth Of holiday goods In Hats, Caps Furs, and Fur
Sacqucs to be sold regardless Of cost this week at
REDFORD's the halter. 49,.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

255 STUDENTS IN THE FOURTH SESSION.
The next half-session begins FEBRUARY Gath,
1877 Tuition free TO 32 State students $40 year
10 others. Board 10 be had ut $3.50 month In
messes, and ut $40 IN boarding-houses. SenS for
Catalogue. For appointments apply to school super
intendcnts, or TO c. l.. e. MINOR, President,
de 1851 Blacksburg, Va.
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4 The best preparation for Coughs, Coits, anf
Hoarseness Is ate y CoNPouHD SYRUP OF HoRE-
uorSp. Ask your druggist for 26c. bottle.
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Go 10 L. srEna ii cas-, Gas Broad street, and
Inv lyour Chrlstsuaa presents, They hage very
,arge stock of fancy goada. and can suit everybody
with sbssr large stock and lqH psteea. So.
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Gentlemens fine SEAL CAPS, all shapes, can be
purchased at REpFoRD's cheaper than anywhere
else in the city. .s..
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POUND and FRUIT-CAKEs and oil kinds of as
sorted Cakes at ZIMMER'S.
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on! FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DIgSER!!
Don't forget to send In your oraerinr rood time IL
you wisl, d. CoLUBUs, 321 Broad street, TO fur
nish you With
Plain or Ornamental cakes, 49,
Jelly and Ice-Cream OF any flavor,
Nougot Basket, or Charlotte Rus-e.
Oranges, Grape, or any other pyramid.
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wILFuL WAsTE.-Paying cash for coal and wood
without ascertaining the cash prices FOR Christmas
fuel of our friend j. B. WATKINs Ninth and Cary
streets, Is a waste Of money. See him and you Will
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BEAUTIFUL CHRisTMAs-TaEE 0gyAMEsTsin
great variety at D. CoLUMBus's, 32I Broad street.
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PLAIN and FANCY CANDIES at q. CoLuslBUs's

Holiday styles can be found Mt REDFoRD's. the
halter, In HATS, CAPS, and FURs.