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The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
BUBBLES.

Joint occupation-Carving.
Ruling ass-Schoolmasters
Two buttin' kids-a young goats fight.
Music in the hair-A bee in the bonnet
1t was a backward debtor who said:
" The dues yon say"
Never judge man by the color of the
patch on his pantaloons.
Why it rains in very hot weather.
The heat opens the pours of the clouds.
Love, the toothache, and tight boots
are things which cannot be kept secret
-"This," thought a boy while being
trounced by his fond papa, lis very like
whale"
Many people are busy in this world
gathering together handful of thorns to
sit upon.
Funny Folks, reading that Chief Joseph
after a skrmish at Cow creek, had Joined
Sitting Bull, asks: "Did they hefere'
If you want to make half the men in
the street stop and turn around, whistle to
a stray dog on ike opposite sidewalk.
-"Time fies," suggested she. eyes,"
he answered, sadly, taking a dark object
out of the cream. "time flies were gone.';
"A tramp called at house the other day
and asked for something to eat. He was
so thin, he said, that when he had a pain
he couldn't tell weather it was touch of
collie or the backache.
AS the acrobatic mosquito shoulders
his valise and goes into Winter quarters in
the stove oven, the festive bed bug laughs
himself almost crazy over the thought
that hell have it all to himself until Spring
The Rothchilds think that, in an emer-
gency, they could advance $25, 900, 900 on
short notice. We should require at least
three weeks notice to advance such sum
and then perhaps we should be few
dollars short.
The only place heard from yet where
stovepipes are taken down and put up
without profanity is the deaf and dumb
I'uG IiO hccp up IClilole
thinking and writing materials are carefully
hidden for the time.
Wife" Well, Jones, Judging from
your breath, l can't really tell whether you
have been drinking whlskey, or whether
you have been swimming in it." Husband
reproachfully)-" Hannah, don't you-hic
love me enough to gimme--hic--th the
benefit of the doubto 80
We want some young gentleman and
lady to try the following experiment for
the sake of science. A galvanic battery is
set in motion, and while he takes one han
die in one of his hands, she takes the other
handle in one of hers. Then let them
softly kiss each other. This is an improve
ment on the old style, and brings
out all the fireworks there is in two loving
souls.
=" Gimme camshtew," said he, as he
sat down on two chairs He went to sleep.
When the stew was brought, he awoke,
tipped it over his legs, took his hat and
wiped the plate, and bursting into tears,
asked if anyone knew why the spirit of
mortal should be proud. That was why
two walters came to be holding him up by
the collar on the sidewalk few minutes
afterwards.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
For Tie Cecil Wing
OUR TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT.
LOCK HAVEN, Pa, October 81, 1877.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, October 81, 1877.
MIR. EDIToR:-Again, if allowed, l in
trude myself to tell you of the doings of
these Deutchers, their hills, valleys, mills,
furnaces and general doings, hoping it may
interest some of the readers in the happy
hunting grounds and Eden of my youth.
nor Cherokee, but half bred, a cross
between an Eastern Shoreman and Crout-
man; mot cannabalistc-Zauer Croutman).
Suppose You all enjoy the sweet privilege
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
saturday., November 10th, 1877
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY:

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. con-
ssting of Bcdsic cads. Mattresses, BUR- aus
WaHhstlnds. Chairs, Carpets, Stoves Piano, e-=aa-~
and Kitchen Furniture. .Iln
Also. STORE FIXTURES Show Cases Ek1s9c.l
Glass Jars Scales
Also. BAKE HOUSE FIXTURES. Wagon Beds
Sled. , sets of Harness. Side Saddle, Brides, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-AIl sums u der Ten dollars
cash all Ten dollars "A credit of Four hs
by giving Note, with security, and interest from date.
All bills paid will be placed in a collectors hands.
MRS. T.. CUMMINGS,
MARGARET f. JOHNSON.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

other water fowl; and it is not peculiar to
this place alone, but it occurred on all the
creeks and rivers we crossed, though they
were the most numerous in The morning
and evening. when they are most easily
shot, OuIIp
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10

*Casparus Herman held this land from
his father, who held it at this time by vir
tue of patent from Lord Baltimore, and
it was then considered part of Cecil
county.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w residence of Mrs. E. Cummings, in the Hollow
Elkton
The Cecil Whig., 1877-11-10
of crack lunch-shell barks, chestnuts,
WalnntS &c We envy Won not ynnr

One Column, $500 per inch for year Three changes
owed to yearly advertisers without additional ca z :
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To ALL, PARTICULARLY INvALIDS. SPEISG is A
irving season. Indications of sickness should at
once be attended to. Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels TO become constipated and
the system to remain in dsordered condition until
the disorder has time 10 develop itself An ounce OF
prevention Is worth pound OF cure Is an old and
truthful saying. Therefore, We advise all who are
troubled with the complaints now very prevalent
headache, indigestion, dlsordered liver want Of ap-
petite, nausea, fevcrish skn-o take without de-
lay, SCIIEScK's nASDHAKE PILLS. We know Of
no remedy harmless and decisive in its acion. II
1T strikes Mt the root of the disease and pro-
duces healthy tone to the system. People never
need suffer from any disease arising from disor-
dercd coudt!on of the liver II they would take this
excellent medciue when they feel the first isdicn-
tions OF the malady Families leaving home for the
summer months should take three or four boxes OF
these pills with Them They have an almost lnstan-
taneous effect. They will relieve the patient or
headache IN one or two hours, and will rapidly
cleanse the liver Of surrounding bile, and will etec-
t,ally prevent bilious attack. They are sold by
all druggists. '
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OAKwOOD MEMORIAL AsSo
RATIoS-DAY.-The Board Of Directors OF
this Association held meeting yesterday
afternoon ut the residence OF DR.. Il. S.
Vest! Hlh-. - -a. .; =
They resolved to have their usual decora-
ton of the graves on the 10th OF May, the
day they have observed in this manner for
several years. Since the last meeting death
has removed Mrs. Mary II. Smith, their
president, and the Board filed the vacancy
by the election OF Mrs. A. Y. Stokes, who
has been first rice-president since the or
ganization Of the Association. Mrs. a. s..
Lee was elected first vice-president.
A committee was appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions expressive OF the, feel7
ings OF the Board at the death OF Mrs.
Smith.
Resolutions were adopted requesting the
attendance OF the First Virginia regiment,
the Blues, the Southern Cross Brotherhood.
and the members OF the Hollywood and
Hebrew Memorial Associations at the ceme-
terry on the 10th OF May. ..-.
Company G, OF the military, and Rescue
Camp, S. G. B., were present on last decora-
tion-day, and their assistance was SO much
appreciated that they desire rs far as posi-
bic full attendance Of both organizations
on the approaching anniversary.
The Association specially requests contrl-
buttons OF flowers from any one who has
them. They may be left at the residen Of
DR.. r s.: Vest. 2a04. Broad street, on the
afternoon OF the 9th instant or On the morn
ing OF the 10th. As there are sixteen thou
sand graves under the care Of this Associa-
ton, it can readily be seen that it will take
a good many flowers to give even single
one to each grave, and it will also be seen
how important it is to have as many rs pos
sible.
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WEATHER REPORT.

1>n,c,r,oNs FOR To-DAr.-For the Mild
d,c Atlantic States, slowly-rising baromc-
tnr slight change OF temperature. north-
,vcst to southwest winds, with clear or
partly cloudy weather, followed by incrcaS-
IN, rloudincss at southern stations.
For the South Atlantic States, falling ha-
romcter, cloudy. rainy weather, with sta
t;onary or falling temperature. and south
and southwest winds, possibly veering to
northwest.
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy and
clo,I,y weather, with rain, winds northerly,
falling temperature, followed by rising ba-
ronctcr. and in the West Gulf States by
clearing weather and rising temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. fall
ius barometer, southeast to southwest
winds. partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
rain areas, and Slight change OF tcmpcra-
turc.
The lower Mississippi river will slowly
ri-r below Helena.
Cautiorary signals continue at Irdianoia
and Galveston.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
milder.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY i y. NJ. 81
. i. NJ. 81 noon. CT; r. NJ. -; & Z.
M.. o.: midnight. IS.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Proceedings of the city Counca..1he Of
fee Of city Engineer Abolished ATE, after -, Ju,y
ins OF the CITY Council was held last night.
Present Messrs. G. C. McRae Tin the chair,
DR.. Monteiro, S. Brooks, e. M9rriSefte' e
Thomas NJ. FenIey, N. A. Eubank, h 5.
Whitehead, and j. C. Batchelor.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. James D.; Craig and DR.. Weislser
appeared and were seated. -
No reports from the Finance or Street
Committees.
DR.. Weisiger, from the Water-Powef
Committee, reported that Hewett q La IL
Prade had been allowed $40 on their blll'
which was read at the last meeting. he-
ferred to Finance Committee.
Mr.. Z. Morrisette, chairman, submitted
his report on Maury Cemetery.
DR.. Monteiro, chairman, read q report
from the Health Committee, with q resoin-
ton that parties engaged in making brick
within the city limits be required to give
bond that they will refill excavations which
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| they may make. so as to prevent stagnant
pools. Adopted. '.'
+ Areport from the School Beard was read
Recommending that such sum as would be
realized from the tax Of three mills on the
dollar OF the State assessment OF property
in this city be agreed upon as the amount
due from the city, as necessary for the sup
port Of the schools. !, 80 ~.
Under suspension Of the rules DR..
Weisiger moved that the report be adopted.
Lost. .-- 20. 'E.st .s''t "t..'@..
On'motion OF DIR. Craig the report was
referred to Special committee" S. Brooks,
Esq, and DR.. Weisiser were appointed
said committee. .s s. :. ~ .. RI n Il i.
A communication from the pastor OF the
colored Baptist church was read asking
that certain lots owned by the church be
exempt from taxes. Referred to the FL
nance Committee. '-G.
MIR. S. Brooks offered resolution TO
abolish the office of City Engineer, and that
the assistant engineers be discharged; the
June, 1877. Mr.. Brooks had no fault to
find with Dlr. Johnston or his assistants.
He said, on the contrary, their work had
been faithfully done, but he thought the
city was not able to stand the expense.
The rules were suspended in order for
the resolution to be acted upon. pei 3
Mr.. Bachelor thought that the accounts
and figures OF the Engineer should be eX-
planned, and it be. ascertained whether he
bad cancelled all obligations.
Mr.. Craig thought it inexpedent to dis
charge Mr.. Johnston. He thought that the
city might lose money byit. .
bIr. McIae was Of like opinion.
bIr. Craig was willing, however, to vote
for the resolution, provided Mr.. Johnston's
services be retained, to be compensated on
the same terms as county surveyor.
Mr. Brooks said the Council had paid out
one third more for engineering than ought
to have been paid.
DR.. Weisiger thought il Mr.. Johnston's
services were ever needed they were need
ed now. He thought that the money that
had been wasted had been wasted on the
water survey, and not on the streets. DR..
Weisiger offered an amendment fixing the
time for abclishng the office at August I,
1877. ..."
A vote being taken ayes and noes were
recorded, Mr. Brooks voting in the mega
tive. ...,,.. ..............s ....-
Mr.. Craig objected to Mr.. Brooks's vote,
as he did not regard him Is a constitutional
member. ..-
The President ovcrruled Mr.. Craig's OBJ
lection.
The amendment being lost, a motion was
made and seconded that the resolution be
indefinitely postponed.
The motion was defeated by tic vote.
Mr.. Eubank moved that the amendment
be reconsdered. Carried.
DR.. Montciro moved that DR.. Weisiger's
amendment be amended by fixing the time
.t J1ly Ii 1877 Carried
The resolution, with the amendment, was
then adopted.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
Judge Hughes presiding.-In the matter OF
E. P. Hudgins Il Co. The sale OF part Of
the chooses in action OF the bankrupts to e.
| Z. Hudgins for 500 was confirmed.
In the case Of Benz amin n. Robinson.
| The assignee was discharged.
| In the matter of William j. Lynham. The
assignee was authorized to sell the property
levied on by the Constable Of the city Of
Richmond to the bankrupt at the valuation
Of S127.50, and after paying the taxes due
on the real estate, amounting to $500, de-
posit the balance in bank to the credit Of
this cause, and thereupon the clerk is di-
rccted to check for S25 in favor OF the as
signee's attorney.
In the matter OF Robert Harvey. Petition
OF bankrupt for discharge filed, and order
entered for the creditors to show cause on
the 21st instant why the discharge should
not be granted.
| In the case Of o. 4. Francis. f. NJ
| Crump was appointed special commissioner,
and ordered to sell the one-sixth interest OF
! the bankrupt in 800 acres Of land in Henrico
county.
| In the matter OF William G. Crenshaw.
| The sale OF the bankrupt's interest in 4
| tract of land near Blacks and Whites, in
Nottoway county, was confirmed, and the
|
balance OF the proceeds was ordered to be
paid to the register and clerk on account Of
their fees. '..."...
In the case Of S. C. Hayes. The assignee
| was directed to deposit the money received
from the suit of Hayes, &C., Us. .Michaud, in
the Chancery Court OF Richmond, in bank,
and the clerk was authorized to check on
the fund in favor Of the parties entitled
thereto.
In the matter OF w. M. Jones & Co. Orr
der entered to pay rent amounting to
S401fO.
In the case OF James G. Downward & Co.
The assignee was authorized to employ
counsel.
A motion was made in the cases OF the
trustees OF the Dollar Bank against Hunter,
Bossieux, and others, to set aside the order
entered April ., 1877, and dismiss the cases /;
which was docketed and continued until the
18th instant.
The case OF Garnett, assignee. &C., Us.
Mayo, Watts, &C., was set peremptorily for
trial May Is, 1877.
In the case OF United States rs. seven
bushels rye, &C., in revenue, the marshal, as
receiver, filed his report OF sale.
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GRAND MAss-MEETING OF SUNDAY-SCHooL
UNION OF ALL DENoMINATIoSs.-A mass
meeting OF this society will be held at Leigh
Street Baptist church, on Twenty-titth
street, Church Hill, OH Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock. This society is composed
OF the officers, teachers, and scholars OF all
the schools OF all denominations OF Rich
mond and Manchester, and controlled by n
board OF directors composed OF three dele
gates from each denomination. The occa-
sion will be 4 very interesting one. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by representatives
Of each. denomination. The scholars of
Leigh-Street school will furnish singing
for the meeting.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The Chamber Of
Commerce will meet in special session this
afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
The Common Council will meet on Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock.
The weather yesterday was more season.
able, and the ladies were out shopping in
force.
4 large number of persons will leave the
city to- day to attend the Southern Baptist
Convention, which meets in New Orleans
next week.
Professor Laubc's floral festival and an
nual May bail will take place on Tuesday
next at Levy's Hall.
Summer resorts are being brought to the
notice OF the public again. A few warm
days, and seekers after such recreation rs
they afford will turn their eyes mountain
and sca-ward, and forget the recent cold
weather.
The May term OF the Hastings Court Will
commence on Monday.
The new telegrapherS have arrived with
their wires, and will to-day open their office
on Main street.
Wednesday, May 23d, has been selected as
Hollywood nemorial-day.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND. HIGH-
ScHooI..-The following is list OF the
pupils on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-School during the past week: Senior
Class-Ida G. Cox, Clara V. Dearborn,
Nellie Johnson, Louie Minetree, Annie Is.
Pace, Laura Pecor, and Mary Rady. Inter
mediate Class-Sallie Cosby, Jennie Fox,
Carrie Drew, Mary Nowland, Ida F. Rag
land, Annie Simms, Blanche A. Turner,
Rachel Van WORT. and Florrie Wilkinson.
Junior Class-Ada Anderson, Augusta An
derson, Leila Baker, Fannie Blake, Josie
Brown, Constance Cabell, Bertha Dickinson,
Stella Hagan, Maggie Mitchell, Julia smith,
Annie Woodson, Fannie Wyatt, Louise
Wyatt, Jacques Boykin, Morris Hutzler, ano
Charles Schmidt. ,.i'
Attendance for the week, 9S per cent.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
Hughes presiding.-In this court yesterday
the argument in the case Of the trustees Of
the Dollar Savings Bank against y. W. Gar
ber was resumed and concluded by Mr..
James Neeson for the plaintiffs. The jury,
after conference OF about an hour, rem
dered verdict in favor OF the plaintiffs for
S1,276.17, the amount of checks paid by the
bank to the defendant during the four
months preceding the filing Of the petition
in bankruptcy, and allowed interest on the
respective amounts OF the checks from the
dates thereof. The defendant, by counsel.
moved the Court to set aside the verdict and
grant him new trial, which was argued
and submitted. The Court reserved its de-
cision. .-.. ,2r.
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DEATH OF A NORWEGIAN SAII.oR.-Berti-
nus Asaksen, OF Joranstad, Norway, 4
sailor on the Norwegian bark Woye, now
lying in the harbor, died OF consumption
in the Pinel Hospital Wednesday morning.
He was buried in Oalwook Cemetery yes
tertlay. the Rev. Mr.. Schaeffer officiating.
Captain Andersen, of the Woye, showed him
every kindness in his power during his i'll
ness, and at his funeral had bis coffin draped
in the ships flag. There were also laid on
his coffin several beautiful wreaths OF flow
crs. made and given as tokens OF sympathy
by Richmond ladies. Out OF respect to their
dead countryman all OF the Norwegian YES
Yesterday,
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing cases were disposed of: Wingtield
Wicks, charged with making an indecent
assault upon Emma Switzer, was continued
until to-day.
William Il. II. Smith, for unlawful tres
pass. was sent to Jail in default OF surety.
Mary Jordan was fined 81 for creating
nuisance.
Charles Hill was fined $3.50 for the driver
of his hack driving faster than the law al
lows.
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TIE demand OF the day IS for cheap things, but
cheap only in price, not in quality. This demand,
however cxacling, IS fully net in the departments OF
fashion and society by "Andrews's Bazar.'' To be
well Informed in these regards IS not only pleasing
but requisite for lady. Through no medium can n
lady become at asreeaby, so accurately. and
so cheaply informed as through the "Bazar." Sam
pie copies sent by w. II. Andrews, Cincinnati, on
rccr nj of ten cents,
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ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE OF THE RICH
MoSD HowITzERs.-The annual target-prac-
tice and dinner OF the Richmond Howitzers
will take place at strawberry Hill on the
22d instant. The committee consists OF
w. G.. Ammons, w. L. Simons, w. A. Bar
rett, and r. F. Patterson. The firing will
commence ut 10 A. NJ.
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NEARING TEFE END.
Arrurn es,t I'm thc Crittenden Case to be
Finished To-Day.

SPEECHES MADE YESTERDAY EY TIE COM
MoNwEALTns ATTORNEY, GENERAL
JAMES g. FIELD, AND HON. JAMES EAR.
BoUR-THREE MORE TO BE MADE TO- DAY
TIE CASE PRESENTED FROM DIFFERENT
STAND-POINTS. ..,.
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FIRE THIS MoESING.-The alarm Of fire
between II and o'clock this morning from
Station 90, corner Of Seventeenth and Mar
shall streets. was caused by the burning OF
small framed dwelling situated on Mad
dox Hill, just outside OF the city limits,
owned by Tobias Thomas, and occupied by
Henry Baker. Loss, $500.
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ITALIAN INsEcr-PowDER kills reaches.
ITALIAN IssEcT-PowDBR kills ants.
ITALIAN INsEcr-PowDEn kills flies.
ITALIAN IEsEcT-PowDER kills feas.
ITALIAN ISsECT-PowDEn kills moths. ).
ITALIAN INsEcT.PowpER kills bed-ougs.
ITALIAN INsEcT-PowDER kills water-ougs.
ITALIAN ISsgcT-PowDER kills howeF-hee.
ITALIAN ISsEcr-PowpER kills chicztn-lice.
ITALIAN ISsEcT-PowpEK Kills lice on BIRDS.
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READ what WINsTocK says in Wants"

! have analyzcd the wIIIsKEY known under the
brand of" B SELECT," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR &. Co.. Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FESIL or. and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J.B NCCAw, NJ. H., late Professor OF Chem
istry Medical College Of Virginia.
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iEhAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
4oSD Posr-OfFICE MAY 4, 1S77.-Logan e.
Bransford, Richmond. Va; James Mason
lcolored), Richmond, Va; W. a. Pollard,
Richmond, Va; George G. Wyatt, Rich
mond, Va; Editor OF State, Richmond, Va.
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MEETING OF POLICE BoARD.--At a meet
of the Board OF Police Commissioners held
Yesterday afternoon, Policeman r. A. Pear
man was fined s75 for drunkenness while
on duty. t 8
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THE "PoLAR" REFKicERAToR requires only
FIVE pounds OF Ice per day to preserve meats butter,
milk, sc. 1 MoCSTCAsTLg & C0FER.
Manufacturers, $40 Broad street.
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LADIES will please take notice thatJ. II. SIMPSON
& co. have just rcceivtd another large supply OF
Boys and ClnLpREN's CLOTHING, at 1000 Main
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ATTEND THE SALE OF CHAPLIN, STAPLES g.
CO., on Pine street two squares south Of Monroe
Park, at 5 O'Clock THIS EVENING, and buys NEW
HOUSE cheap. Neatcst and most desirable little
residence IN that section. s. i."I'P
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IHE FRENCH TOBACCO. The annual noti-
fcation to the tobacco trade OF the proposed
purchase Of 100000 kilogrammes OF Vir-
ginia tobacco has been received by the
French consul Of Richmond.
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NEW ADDITIONS,

|, How OUR PATTERNS MAY BE OBTAINED
Consumers and dealers frequently desire to purchase
our patterns. To such we say: You can buy them
by purchasing our clothing. After we originate n
style, everybody Is welcome to 1t. Our claims are
satisfied rs being the orignators. ~. saat
\. SAKS & Co.,
1913 Main street,
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CHURCH DEDIcArIoN.-The new house OF
worship OF the Sidney Baptist church will
be dedicated on Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Rev. j. =. M. Curry, D. D., will
preach the dedication sermon. @
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CLEARED.-Schoone Ida A. Jayne, Cap
tain Mills, was cleared yesterday by the
IIaXall- Crenshaw Company for Bahia, Bra
zil, with 2,210 barrels Of flour, valued at