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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-29

-...n (Boston Advertiser .sJOl K
The Hon. Gideon Welles contributes to
the. january No. OF the Gatary an article on
the administrator of Abraham? Lincoln,
which contains some interesting and hitherto
unpublished Information about Lineoln's
ancestry This was subject OF which Isin-
coin confessed his own ignorance m11875
there died In Bellefonte. Pa, a Hrs. Lucy
Potter, who was a great-aunt OF president
Lincoln: Her father, William Winters,
was bornSg lin: 1928 and died i'm 1894.
He emigntedi. from Berks county, in
PENNSYLVANIA, to Northumberland (now
lLycomiugl county-ins 172S. lIHeR had
by two wives nineteen children, and
! there was an interval Of fofty-two yearsbe-
tween the birth Of the, Oldest and that of
the Youngest. His first Wife-whom. he
married in 1747 in thelthen province OF Yir-
ginia-was Ann Boone sister of Colonel
Daniel Boone, the SfaInousi Kentucky pio-
}~neer. by her te had four SONS and seven
daughters. 1.-THE eldest daughter, Hannah,
| married Abraham Lincoln, andfatherto OF
the President, in Rockingham county, va.
He emigrated to- Kentucky, from which
State he made a visit toI his father
t;in-law, i'm Pennsylvania, and when he re-
! turned took with him brother-in-law,
John Winters. Not long afterward Lincoln
was killed blythe indians, aeaying asons six
wears old, Who became the father Or :, the
President. Mr.. William Winters married
his second wife. Ellen Campbell, in 1884,
and from this union were born three sons
and FIVE daughters Of whom Lucy, who
died less than two years ago, was the young
est. After the death OF William " inters his
widow was licensed to keep sshouse OF en-
tertainment !" where Williamsport now is.
There she lived and reared, her own large
family and several OF her step children.
Her daughters seem to have been very ifortu-
nate in their marriages. The husbands
OF two OF them became justices OF the
Supreme Court of the State, andlLucy, the
Youngest, was the wife of w. w. Potter,
who died while q member Of Congress in
1888. She survived him thirty-seven years,
continuing widow. What is new in these
facts is the connection OF the Winters family
with the Lincolns, which was not known to
the President. Mr.. Welles says that he has
no doubt of the authenticity OF the relation,
and that the Presidents ancestry in this
country, patgnal and maternal-Lincoln,
Boone, and Winters-is to be traced to the
county Of Berks, in Pennsylvania:
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,,wfth,the life d. that ehiei., i
was In Richmond Wh6ns sl,ss funeral Grafton
was delivered by Rev. DE. Dabney, and fully
one thirdsofssasi5 ESsaI zaaaSszand eloquent
address was diEestea*a satisfy the public
mind that the Confed daraeys might yet, sur
viHey though Jacksen YVES id his 5grsye.S ]
mention shfs rs d sirnpIs jII.lst tfation ofh the
grasp which he held upon The public
and Of the gloom; anat tdssRend-
ency which then overspreadG Gthzt portion
tleastf I,et d the tl sensise gon.
iederacy. - ,se.sss, e 3. Isft,I
.~.But-heis-ganer The raemorg -ot -his- -nobie
example, OF bis ineomRafable character, and
survives aHistsry will snthusiasa acaflS awel
upon his memory aa lis ,;,;,s1 70 q -, .sa gs
srlf 20 One ef Che few, the immortal names 13 10
.Hf That were not born 70 die.;psr.t tso1a -
ss,2 truly onrS, g, .,. = zss:T. .,..
~. ''E.i -, y s. GHAHIss. J. # FAULxNER,
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,:aL - LAST NlysHr's MoztRT. .79NotWithstanding
the inclemency OF. the weather. there was a
large audience present Attic Mozaft enter
tainmHnt hist evening many Of whomwere
attracted, by the announcement: that 1.-THE
grand Chickering piano. was to be dedicated
BY Mr.. Wheat. And right well did that
'gentlen1aini test fts capdcity: His &c Dedica-
.tion MedleYn was an ingenious and tasteful
arrangements of,I.popular rand ? pleasing
airs. The piano is beautiful, and though
very naturally, being new. Is stiff and
metallic, has rich and sonorous tones, es-
pecially in the lower register and is amin
strument OF which the Association may JUST
LIZ feel proud. M 5a aogI D!t9 III
The. programme for the evening was short
and tasteful. We give it without specific
remarks, thought was all admirably. rem
dered: Overture Norma " {Belinily Or.
chestra Soprano and Baritone Duo-from
|."Lucian DonizettD, Mrs. Dr.. Robinson
and Mr.. Grant; Piano Solo-"t' Dedication
Medley" (Wheat), Mr. Wheat; Baritone
Solo-Song," Hearts OF Oak" (Boyce), Mr..
| Grant; Violin Solo-='t First Cencerton fDe
Beriot), Professor Kessnich; Soprano Solo
/" TarantellaX q. lArditil Mrs. DR.. Robinson;
Piano SoIo-H Moonlight, Sonata" Opus27,
No. 2 (BeethoYen), Mr.. Wheat; Finale
"songs Without Words" Pariowl, Or.
cbestra. .on - L;:y4> |"s 5na biHoii@ ~
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|peBRokE IN THE Dock. Julius Hnake, while
skating on the dock Wednesday evening,
Fbroke through The lee: His brother Law
renee, who was standing on the bank,
iumped In to assist him, and they were Doth
In q pYeeariousI Situation, when they were
f6ftdnately rescued by sailor, who reached
them M, oar.4i iisfa l2t :, 80.
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~ PURE COD-LITER OIL.
orr OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony Of physicians swho pre-
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken 1t, that 1t
! more acceptable to tie stomach and more easily
as,lmllatcd than any other oil. --'---;
We guarantee 1t 10 be entirely pure and fresh
free from rancidiy and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
c.J-,iyer oil MEADE G. BAKER.
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
&C Sl9 Main street, Rlchinohu' va
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.5iAF AFBAID soF;.f The OldnD Dominion
steamship, from New j ork, arrived: yester-
day, discharged her cargo and sailed down
the, river with all speed, her officers and tne
agent Captain Allen) fearing that II kept
here even SO long as twelve hours thatf sne
would be ice-bound ia port.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS!

just OpcNt'u II !
-" LEVI HEXTERS, ~.
... ~. 627 BRoAD STREET
a ,,eautiru, euality BLACK and STREET-COLOR-
ED DTW0-BUrTOS KID GLOVES at 5oc.;
Handsome BROCADE DRESS GOOD at 25c.;
RICH-FIGURED REPS at 16A and 20c.;
Elegant BLACK ALPACAS at 25, 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 CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, FELT SKIRTS, BALMoRALS;
LADIES. and MISSES STRIPED HOSE, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,T TIES;
LADIES and C9ILDREN'S FURS, &c.-all WIZ DC
offered at great bargains; 1913. .... .L. !
we also have MRS. MoODY's PATENT ABDOMl-
NAL CORSETS, adapted for stout ladies'; - !
INFANTs' !MERINol CLOAKSl and CAPS and
= GROGHET WORKS speciality. Cass early and
examine our stock before buying elsewhere. ~
New PATTERNS Fo. STAMPING Just received. I
de 4 p {
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auo,ys tod s.--J JJoi,a ans coioteH
Swas sent M s. iail for ken days 10Y larceny.
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:, !, ,,AUGTsOy ,.G .spAIEs THIS DAY. b

E7,- ON all sales Of 2Rsdt lEssass, made 6et,oeea
.the i8t on Janu uasBs and Iasf rne TIE fG1esJOr
ths present year kaue to Yeaid ey ths frch1ag1ssr
Of me he1r The fares have to- be- paid bU the8eSsd
sfThis cissoa was adopted ahoat nfteen ,yearsags
by all tllarenlI estate agents In RichJ1ronds Endap
plies TO Richmond and ytcinityI 4: asf,,
;stt sS'gits ~ -----I.:.l lsssfs $50 @
FRANCIS p!iIsBEBb; 1ex A. Mlsat no. 10t Mese
5aaifsi ssa fifess sashitass sae s
py,f,s WHITING; H,sh-C Coastablst 40 iAsBEifnew
furniture. saddles, harness, &C. I 4:ti if1f;f.4
y. D. WHITEHEAD, ion 4. NJ, groceries, &c,
HILL % ANDERSON, II, "A. NJ, gfocefies, &c.
u. D.. CoOH. i0a A.i M eontinued sale rot fancy
goods, toys, Showcases, &c, af S26 Bfpsd
E. B. COOK, 10 1: NJ, furnittJe, stoves.
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KNIGHTS OF H0NoR-OFFIcERs ELECTED.
The following officers Of Continental Lodge,
No. 1884, Knights OF Honor, have been
eiectedfor the ensuing year: Past Dictator,
John C. Teller; Dictator, 81. Cabeh Tabb;
Vice Dictator John Maxwell5s Assistant
Dictator, George e: Rufin; Chaplain, John
To-. Parrish; Guide, sJ.'J. Chaddfck Re
porter, W. A.. Lamkin; Financial Renorter,
.JalR. iLamkin Treasurer,a Robert Weir;
liuardian; O.. F. Craddock; Sentinel John
williams. Trustees: B!fF. Howard, n. Il.
iWhite,sand J.iB. Vaughan M nbershfp,
e8.,i, Meetsat Odd Fellows Hall every Tues
-; "a Is..,5t,.,f ). .l!- tSsi;4I 81
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FLOWERS FOR THE CHRISTIANS AND NEW
YEARS ohfDAYs.-Handsom bouquets and bas ;.
kets Of choice flowers can be HAD at T0LER. q HOOP
ER's fower-ga gardens, djoinng Hollywood cemetery.
| Call and see us, or send your orders early.
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ri THE ,LARaEsT and best selection 'of clothing for
mems, youths, and .children,s wear In Richmond
can be found at A. SAKB & Co.'S, y
TE .-u3stn;l l01S Main street, opposite post-oface.
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Isssi(,aat if(itv 06iefai Sci III. VIZ RranstQrd
Sa1sg.. fhg SitY zteorney, u 90 tihWen that 81!
Sbhysicians win Meta Allow hiEa to sfecetSe shs
visits of ilis friends. 3;ssss.s
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CANELIAas RosRBUDss vscz GAANA NAxaoAs' !
and other choice aosess be ihs iseesqa gcEss,a
HoosEass near Ho!lyyseoa sss,sa q b
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Another Masonic Cslsoretioa was held at
Chester In honor Of st. John' 's-day. Inc
affair was conducted Under The auspices OF
the lodge at Chester, and was held IN n the
hotel under the sinmedis charge ofsAiss,
Drury and Mrs. Wills. The bathroom 9! was sps
fn0fd. Manehester, Petersburg, and the
counties around, md presented q spectacle
of unusual briiiiancyi and beauty. Then
the supper was aumptuosls and iboun!HuL
Prominent among the, bellies celebrated for
ttfeir fne appearance, graceful dancing,
Ind other aceornpli hmants, were Misses
Alieetafid Florence Acntetfo OF 4his e!ty ;;
sMisslG Chapel, OF Petersburg; and Misa EVA
EWiIlis, of Chester ~ ~ /
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SIZE III IssftiRiScs IsasfiRai sT1oc5Kk.-hr, Philip j.
Wright gold at auction yesterday forty
shares of Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany. stock at $ls75,per shate.lGiij e-giIi
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.EGaEAT INDt tcEaENTs THIS WEEK. -. :
we lave riarked d0wH hhhayof cur choicest goods
,fromsl 0 to q pereenf.naGf a. as8stsil;EGlsa
,r4..s !, ~, t.,t, A. sAKs& Coz; Clothiers,s
~, o'',' :! 49, 49, ~ 1918 Main street.
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PASTORAL eoSFoR44ss Lon Christmas day
the members of 'Venabie- Street Baptist
church laid hands On their pastor, Rev. G.
r. Williams, and put him into a finG;spit
81 black, oYershado owing It all with . nice
hat? Besides they carried presents to his
house, eatering TO the ehildren's anduse-
ment and comfort,ats ~. j .l;o1sf' H"i2ifsa!
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The best preparation for. Coughs, Colds, and
Hoarseness IS the aCoMfotND SYRUP OF HcREs
IiouSp.s Ask your drdRSi for q 25c. bottle
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Il ELECTION OF iOFFTCERs.-At the semi
annual election OF :Hillel Lodge, No. 81,
Order Kesher eShei Barrel, held Wednes-
day, at Levy's Hall, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Edward
Cohen, president; DR.. FL. n: Levy, vice
president; ,Abram Gunst, conductor; VIII
liam Reinheimer, assistant conductor; VIII
liam Lovenstein,t secretary; Julius stra,is,
financial secretary; f.. Allison Ezekiel,
treasurer; NJ. Swabacher, inside guardian :
| N. 81 Miller, outside guardian. The fol-
lowing were elected representatives to the
District Grand Lodge:i E. A.. Ezekiel; r..
IJ..Levy, d. Rosendorf, and Jos. Cohen.
bE. J.tLeyy,oA. Gunst,aand J.. NJ, Vert
heimer, were elected trustees for the next
| twelve months. ,.'ITD? !" >i5HA-st'iE' 7~'t
| AT regular meeting OF Marshall Lodge,
No. II, Knights Of Pythias, held last night,
1.-The following ioficers were elected: u. w.
Dorset p. E.; IDjt F! "a 'Craddock, aC. G.;
John Grotz,V. G.l;'E. Morriss, p. William
H. Bailie, K.lof r! and 81; WilIiarn;J. Me:
Dowelk M.otF:; William H:?Kelley, NJ: OF
Eg g,Jj r. Sheppard, NJ at Al; r. W. Jen-
kins9Ii G..; u IA. Butler, %. g.; represen:
tatiIe to Grand Lodge. IL. w. Dorset 'Fhis
Lodge:is ina, dfourishing condition. and IS
receiving. additions to Tits membership
staadi[y:a!.i,. = ,iif ~ is1f Eti;i"r ~
(grPhe following gofficersi of Chickahominy
Tribe, No. "a, /. O. RIM; have been elect
led WIS.,. L.HW.. Billups; sr. Sag, J. T.
IjWaliace; Jr. Sag, p. a.: Morton o. OF r.,
John +, ,fShinberger r. 'of IW,,J. NJ God
sey. They arctic serve from January J.,
| 1s77,4to June 3Ol187T! - aiifi,'s9. !; S51tA !:
h. Springfield Division, No. 187; Sons !of
Temperance, have elected the following Of
6cerstoiservefoflt three months :1W:P., r.
! P. Howard WA, p. J. Cowman; R! s.,
John W. Dobson; AR. s., n. NJ Higgins;
r. S. sW,J. Gentry; IT., John +. fshinber-
ger j Chap, W. P.2Hughes; Cons W iNiam
H. Atkinson; Al. Con-, r. n. Spraggins;
I. S., VIZ. Ragland; o. s., G. W. Batkins;
r.. W. p, John Minson; organist,' Miss Mi
! Katie Huehes..g3b Sr, I" .l.aRss% y.
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A WOMAN WHILE iHAv1NGA TOOTH .Ex-
TRAcTED SUDDENLY DIES FROM PARALYSIS OF
THE HEART.-A recent No. of the Rock
Island Union contains this: The step from
life unto death1is short oneat the last, and
no matter how long age or disease has been
preparing the minds Of relatiYesand friends
for the Inevitable, never fails to create O
shock. How much more intense that shock
ia when death sweeps down without warn
ing, none but those who have suffered from
such a loss can say. Mrs. Charlotte f..
Field, wife of Mr.. SIX. w. Field, was sum-
moned Yesterday in manner that could not
fail to create great distress to her many
friends, aside from the grief which they
must experience at her loss. She had made
an appointment to have aatooth extracted
,by DR.. sMagill, fat his dental Office at 2
o'clock, and had arranged: with DR.. Trues.
dale, the family; physician, to, administer
chloroform, so that she would not feel the
pain OF the operation. She had taken
chloroform on several occasions before, and
DR.. Truesdale had administered il once to
her when she was i'll. ,Is,,y
DR.. Truesdale had procured some OF
Suuibbs's chloroform, recognized as the
best and purest!by the faculty: and admin
istcred it ON napkin, the safest plan. The
dose was a very light one, as he stopped ad.
ministering it before Mrs. Field lost con
sciousness, the lady speaking after he with
drew the napkin. He noticed a paleness
somewhat unusual, and told DR.. MagilL to
draw the tooth at once, expecting the shock
would produce an immediate reaction, as is
usually the case. The tooth was extracted
in a second, but the pallor only increased,
and it was found that Mrs. Fields heart
had ceased to beat, though respiration con.
tinued irregularly. She was at once carried
into another room and placed on sofa:
Ammonia was freely used, and artihcla!
respirationlkept up, but the heart refused
to resume its functions, and by the time her
husband, who had been hastily summoned
from the, store, arrived at the rooms she
Iiqas dead. The chloroform, acting on the
brain, had,paralyzed the nerves supplying
the heart. ~ Z ;;yn. y .! ~, - 1as:,s y
!, Mrs. Field, though! never very robust,
had enjoyed good health up to her last con-
tinement, about two and q hali moflths ago.
Since then, she, has not had her yusual
strength, thoughshe was free from illness,
and no organic trouble of any description
was. suspected. II is evident that there
was a weakness OF the heart, or its sudden
PARALYSIS could not have resulted from the
slight administration Of chloroform,, ..,s.,
~ ~ ? -
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alta ~ To- sSlDf!.-iFI'F EIJF,l ~ ~ ~ !, 90
have analysed the wHrsKRY known under the
brand or 's3 sEIfcT,'' controlled by Messrs. AZ
TER D. BLAIR q CO.. Richmond, Va, Ind find 1t
FREE From FUsn OIL and other sinrur and
recommend IT., ,nse for msdiciaal and falpily pgr-
poses.-J. Ii, McCAw, M. d., late Professor.
Chemistry, I, Medical College or Virainia.
100 nsad !lils2h
Il The constantly Increasing demands OF our hadews
ihhvet added a. nweIfTeleetsd' assortment Of NEW
TYpE; (which, together with fiour improved MA
cu1sEEx, aad. ,sKtLEYr, HEGHAslNszoAr,oT7sAA oTAALESr
warrant US in giarantee,ns the YEis! BEST Glass
.oF WORK 1t moderate figures Ind Ill most expe
tittsussraannexo @'Ea aIAJtia pastfi ~ tit's'
W. VIZ MONEY BY having Your printing done at the
tDIsfiTen .PRfS fifsSdl HoTsE. ,sGood work, Tow
prices, fiifn1 ssedV
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9iellu,oads Dislai'trh.

asNTHE CIRCULATION or7TfIE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED crRCU-
LATIoNs Of ALL THE OTHER DAlLYNEWs-
pAPERS-oF THE CITY .f!:., a. u tt.,z' iI9z !,sia
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PIculaNRANp PgIgS8HEaa RAIHAoAnal
,yxyxs TIy a sHOID IDERHs z {3fF p AET3DLE

1a0g5D dHaNGsON ICsEE1 e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tf xEF Hss,sy sss
issss Nce Rtd iatAt5 kDE s4& ~
Fssais ~ u
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y ,ioa ~ sisissfE,E ssE EoR a1s.s q
'kn elegant $s5 ehfnchina :osescoat We ao~ ofFer
at SIs.t III sygt!sT atiA.iEAKs q CUaso
tf.sr,tza,jH ..sz sar,l 4 OILS. lptstn stsset.
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WE HAVE NO DRcoYsa haE iassss ytis szsIs
EVERY article1s marked ID plafaas,ress obait to
attract the attentionyof passers-bs,; s,yn Eg.,,
" Honest, square dealing IS our motto. 81. ... 81
W 81 sa o'actlhoA. SAKs & Co, Cfothiers,
7. CitS 49, 1C18 Main sfraet opuosfta post-safcs
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are sss 3fs. on-

fISTERs. 1Onr tia1ifs ars siae 10 3ff. JonS MoH~:
H6H DEaiias sAh5 sffeefs fSf & NeR1YaaR1
IprsenEn stseaaspe oE ahasases baGatifui S0Sefs
|ofrase beauty and, OF ysxap4sise design nat Mon-
ssx ssssa sSss assss asssss .s & ssasy aas.n
Esesstrs np hoaaress aads Designs atsnf oahse
kpox. lf ,ssYqrss at1tp fso1 sryF Fpcgt1ps ef tEe
cisy 70 zee 6is and ta arge nqmpsS
prstsy sefs shic BE has rs fsn, Tlia tropagz-
fsfns beds sasef faDnf y5afS Eianss so taS naxa
EspD Gpiana.get eoBaa IN, ,hSs Dos ss1o ns
Carnations, Msgnaessts Whtte, AlsfsnIp, Rotyfr-
|6asasfs. ana sa5f1t your IA ~ - 80
IN .ittt nj .i13,,f 90. III r.
[,ssWxaIxp, everybody 70 tnaY shst LEVY aao-
THEIRS hfas shiesnssortr 3f sSod$ sSitable tor
Ne~sYexssgffistan iaili isfse--- isss s
n 4, ca e Z "a gons . .ys,y a;ss,,
tion. containing from three 70 fourteen III can
ashseasaow prices at EaSYa Rao1Hsnss.
sg TfrxEs, e q LEV Baorasss 1s yoar
Furnishing goods: Tkey haYsl . fxs2e sssofst3snt
npn which ybtrxn make your ssla lions md tAeir
prices aze ysry logg:. la.!
BUY rAtR on B1ANxxrs and make Now
Years presentsp some that y ilfr4cd oG thd1n.
Make your purchases at LEyE Bserff1Ha IS you
want to save money: 49,, .,..,.Y sssts5 es9s
lf 'EstkkEsf HS1UhEuff HHA&sA0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRESS GOODS, in length from three 70 hye yards,
f'St'Y Iai.-Er s-s--r
oiFLowERS zen Nxw-YEAR's.,-sAllip 10 want Of
flowers for Eew-Year's can be supplied ty sending
In their orders early to MORTON, corner or Mstn
and Resertoir streets. ~ so 1ft'ti 80
| Violets Rosebuds, Camelias, Carnsfions Tube
Roses, ana flowers or every variety In biooIn at
lMoHToN's aoHeFsgarden corner of1Iafn and Roasr-
yoir streets = In .lal..al q i,ssis
Irnu,orteies, waite and alIfcolors.a AT af0nTox's.
corps Of Main and Reservoir ssreetal s::d s3tfts
~ MiilEx,s SHonr1iouS cdGaH s7RUf, asc
Sold by All drugxtstsss 'se2i! ~ sT.sti 2s,tlSe
p ALL ORDERS through r,ai ior ,aowezs wllI be
promptly, attended ~ ToEEE. iA66fERs corner
Cherry and sllbenarle Streets aGjoipsng Hollywood
cemetery pfe .---1-. ~ taesi
SOUND sLEEP vigorous digrstton good eppe-
tte are a.,aIDsbe y the regular; 81 GospEss
tISvIGoRkgoRs 9f+t5 Gs1' Etiis.S' ~ ~. l.s
ta ,ioa ~ saS roa l.j e1s.s q 2saa
,iAn eiesaHt' $S5 ehfnchills osescoat We aou ofer
+ at SIsa, 9T s2yt'sf adA.iEAES a co.,
.bf.srsiza,jt az sar.1 ! 0ls. lptsips stsset.
WE HAVE NO DRcoysa haE iifs'ss 81 s
EVERY artice1s marked Id pafaaassress Nd bait to
attract the attfntion.o ssgn ER,u ii
T. Honest, square dealing IS our motto. t ,,a...
DIW 81 III o!aclH9A. SxKs 4 Co, Gfothiers,E
tbs gjh - 1015 Main street, opposita post-ea
FeaEaf . nSSIf II is rms awEsk slaa
4 Welfave marked d0wn nhaycf cur choicest goods
from i o to pereenf.rsnf a q. a1ssi3.kElsa
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sPobicE. Cotaf, Yrsfrnrt

Police. goefr; YrsrgED gessies 20
| Seph sa!aiV Vhiter rrestdsay .osert tC0lemm
seofQred))a charges :Yith sfeaingla hasHe AGO
Dnggy the pr0pfrfX 9i A. VI talliaaYa WAS
sent on to the grand Jury ior ,s,l indietlnTent,
tand conmitted t09aii. 7f'ty .s g =
E;f David Davis, seharGed with lbefngrdY1nk
a and hal lhabitually cayyyang concealed weapons;
was as also sent on 70 ths; grand 81 tprys, arg.
Ihe case OF James BROOKS @ (eolored9).
cnsrgea WIN ssriRing 6 sAlsxan M aer Gross Win WI
Ea S1ung.sngs vas soatsnuea = slA to-ssy.ls,
FI Apesss, tssi,tpa NafnsHs. FagSahts,
"g,g I1. sgrs ~ LUG
u,.saa na nsla M..aans 3sosDssu iSs stsala one
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CUr-FLowERsof Of every descripiion, and for oil
boccasiSns, at ;ToEER q HooPER's. ~
wEArHisR-sr1Ips AsHtiR roR DOORS AND WINDOWS.
u. n. GRAFTON, Ninth street. - sSt.1 =! 4
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DRY GOODS.

GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE. fs'5i
.-. E.I.,s.+' 80
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4 THRREi HUNDRED i RE1THANrS loRs7 LADIEs'
pREss GOODS. In length from tsrse g dye ysyis,
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q FLOWERS FcR Nxw1YEAR's.s-s want Of.
flowers for Eew-Year's can be supplied hy sending
In their orders early to MORTON, corner or Matn
End ReserF Or streets y ~ 'siI "a os
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.sst 9HEy tsfsp 81 st STR eas3a 50 ~ ~
e s.tfJ ssifi 81 q
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BuYi 4 r4tR on lBf.ANKxrs and maze anew
Years presenttp aome one that u ilfn4cd ok kthdm.
Maks yourf purchases at LEy-x BneTfi1Ra IS you
want 10 save money. 49, !; ;y' s,..,.,gt ~
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uh are attaipable by the regular, use OF CoLDET's
;LiEDie' Efo6fD ExrRk kcr OF sBEEy AND TONIC
IsNIt;oR xyoR. 5fif,,y Iss:3 4ifs.S ~ ls 54sgti
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Intercsting as to asr. Hineein,s FamiR

= Very truly onr5, q: e: q txs:,.T
: y CHAM.ss ]. f FAULxNER,
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a. ;,
vioiets, RoSebuds, Camelias, Carnstions, Tube.
Roses, ana flowers OF every variety In biooh at