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Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,
On AUG. 3O.-77.

Authorized by a special act Of the legislature
Tor luc support ~ the city SCHOOL of Frankfort,
Luui- NllIc. Ky,
{ On AUG. 30.
az money will be refunded, $4,000 Cash
IN Prizes Fatmcrs' and nrovcrs' Bank Louis
willie, - Treas The public l. rrspccifu'iy
notified That ia cou-,qUOLcc Of the r,cedeut
tstsb i-hCi by the former Company, and moi
wishing 10 make = scaled CT fractional drawing,
the msn8u, mCRt have made a short pos one
N, Mt Of sixty days. While Tcgrcitiug 10 ask the
period, II j. ON their ac.uunt that this tpone-
ncut Is made, ~ many have expressed their
wishes that this drawing should be full one.
The Company ia pleased 10 announce ihd the
courts OF Kentucky have decided that the char
Ter und"r which their distributions take pla e Is
lega beyond question. Hence, sustained by
law, the receipts b ing most encour ging, the
management en- phatiCally state that this draw
ing VIII positively take plscc ON August 81, ~
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED IN FULL.
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NOR SALE.

For SALE
81 acres OF land, and improvements, ~ n -
west Of Georgetown, on the South Gabriel; or
will sell five acres with the improvements;
dwell ing house with rooms III d hall, clsteTn,
out-houses, and q crib that will hold 800 or 60
bushels of corn; 40 bearing peach trees. The
place il well inclosed, mostly with stone. Mr..
James knight, OF Georgetown, will take great
pleasure in showing he properly 20 anyone that
vii call on him, or apply to.
OcS III. b. SWEENEY, Austin.
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ASTH MA !
Consumption !

DYSPEPS IA WE
CURE. Liver and Kid
n"y complaints are t
fcctually reached by
OXygcnated Air.
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CATAKRH!

WE MAKE A SPEC
IALTY of treating pa
tients by Mail. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
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unoondifInnsi Certificate No. 60, for eco
seres issned b. the board of LAND Commission
rrs Of TIfas cosnty 70 Robert Cochran on the
tenfh o. Jannayy. 18te not found IN tbs tins
prsseriDed By lsu, VII apply 20 he CONNIE
Il " MCCALL
June !, ISL, Agent for 0NneEe.
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lFor the Dispatch.l
a pmhE1e Anmnvanea

As one very much disturbed and fearful
citizen implore the city authorities to in
terdict the dances in the attic story Of the
house at the corner OF Broad and Ninth
streets. The dances there were stopped last
summer. 1t is grievance that they are
allowed to be renewed. Last Friday night
this attic resounded with such noises as are
peculiar to the people assembled there. The
director of the dances beloved loud enough
to be heard at the Old Market. The trum-
pet brayed, the double-bass groaned, and
the neighbors inveighed until O'Clock in
the morning, when the crowd was emptied
into the street, and such exclamations and
laughter arose as was only endurable be-
cause brief. beg the city authorities to put
an eXtinguisher upon this orgie, and main
tain the public decorum and permit some
good people to rest. A QUIET MAN.
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THE FORGERY CAsE.-A. Mas was before
the Police Court yesterday Oh the charge of
forging and utteringa check for 800 drawn
in the name of A. NJ. Harrison On the
Citizens Bank. Mas went to the house of
d. o. Davis Il Co. on Saturday and pur-
chased liquors (Which have never been de-
liyeredO to the amount Of S90.35, and re-
ceived S9.G5 in currency. The check was
marked in red ink "good," and under
meath that word the initials ''P. L." or
"P. H." Upon being taken to the bank
Saturday afternoon the officers said that
Mr.. Harrison kept no account there. Mas
was then arrested. Sunday two other par
ties were arrested charged with being ac-
cessories.
Mas waived examination and was sent
on to the grand jury. The two accused
were discharged, there being no evidence
whatever against them. Mas was COM
mitted to Jail.
Mas states that he received the check
from man called Hardy, who proposed to
90 in the bar-keeping business with him.
Hardy cannot now be found; il, indeed,
there is any such party. The writing on
the check is evidently not MASS. II guilty,
he must have had an accomplice. The case
is a very pretty one for some Of our enter
prising police officers to work up fully.
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SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS viii be found to
possess those qualities to the total eradica
tion Of all bilious attacks prompt to start the
creions of the liver, and give healthy tone to the
entire system. Indeed It Is no ordinary discovery
In medical science to have invented remedy for
these stubborn omplaints, which develop all the
suits produced by heretofore free Of calomel-a
mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and acknow.
legged to be destructive In the extreme the human
system. That the properties of certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues of caomel without its In
furious tendencies is admitted fact, rendered
indsputable by scientific researches, and those who
use the MANDRAKE PILLS will be fully satisfied
that the best medicines are those provided by nature
In the common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any Of the In
furious effects Of calomel other poisons. The &C.
creton OF bile Is promoted by these pills, viii be
by the altered color Of the stools and disappear
ing of the sallow complexion and cleansing Of the
tongue. s.
Ample directions for use accompany each box Of
pills. Prepared only by j. H. ScHENcK & SON ut
their principal Office, Sixth aud Arch Streets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price, 25 cents per box.
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rHRISTNAS GOODS.

LAYER and SULTASA RAiSINS Of every grade
LEGuORN aud ENGLISH CI1RUNS. CUR
RANTS, CHALMERS, COX;S and NELSON'S
GELATISE; .r.'
CANTON GINGER dried and in syrup;
NUTS trcw cropl Of every description;
MUSHROOMS. FRENCH PEAS;
PATTI DE Fol GEAS;
ANCIIOEIES (in oil aud in kcSsl
TtSNY FISH;
SMOKED and PICKLED EELS and SALMON;
3ELLIE> Of all kinds;
MlNCE. MEAT thome-madcl:
OLD ENGLISH CiEDDER. STILTOS ROCHE.
FORT. EDAM, NEUFCIIATEL. OSTEGO, and
SAPSAGo CHEESES;
AIkETlIREPTA: .-..
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES;
CALlFORNIA PEARS and APR1COTS;
CANNED OKRE:
GREEN TURTLE:
OX-TAIL SOUP:
MALAGA GRAPES:
HAVANA ORANGES:
SWEET CHOCOLATES:
CHOCOLATE CROQUETS:
SCOTCH RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, aud
GOOSEBERRY JAMS,
VIOLET PHUNEs lin glass and wood:
1CE-CREAM, OSWEGO. LEAFLET, CAPT.
JACK. and MUSHROOM CRACKERS;
PLUMS and D.tMSONS:
CANNED PEACHES and APPLIES in gallon jars
for pics. 25 cents per can, at
dc lO-tdc.,5 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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CHRISTMAS sAMUsEslENTS.-TheT Texas Jack
combination commenced an engagement 1T
the Theatre last night, playing Thrice Mar
ried and Scouts of the Plains-both spir-
tied pieces, fairly suited to the joyous sea-
son. MILE Morlacchi, in her songs and
dances, added greatly to the spirit and plea
sure of the occasion. Mr. Omohundro as
Texas Jack represented finely the popular
idea of the bold western scout. This COM
pany is quite good one, and their efforts
to please and the merit OF their perform
ance, 80 we'll suited to the young, entitle
them to consideration. There will be a
matinee to-day. Boys anfgirls can scarcely
have better treat than to be carried to the
Theatre to witness these invigorating plays.
Rip Van Wrinkle was presented at Mozart
Hall last night to an audience Of moderate
numbers. The following was the cast: Rip
Van Wrinkle, Frank Ray; Derrick Won
Beekman, money-lender, F. Antilotti;
Cookies, his nephew, z. Pelouze; Nick
Vedder, an inn-keeper, II. s. Collier; Jacob
Stein, L: Morton; Gretchen, Rips wife,
Miss Sallie Partington; Meenie Van Win
kle (six years old), Little Minnie; Hendrick
Vedder (eight years old}, Little Milton
Hendrick Hudson, Spirit Of Catskill, C. l..
Osborne; Dwarf OF Catskill, d. jackson
Cookies, +. Pelouze; Seth, an inn-keeper,
John Archer; Hendrlck, Vedder (now
twenty.eight years oId), A. w. Clayton
Meenie (now twenty-siX years old), Miss
Ella Howard; Katchen, Miss Marie How
ard-most OF them amateurs. Matinee to
day
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ANOTHER A1S-STREET WINDOW BROKEN

ANOTHER MAIN-STREET WINDOW BROKEN
RoBBERY.-About 1880 O'Clock yesterday
evening Mr.. Abram Harris, pawnbroker on
Main street, closed his front door and went
into an adjoining room to eat supper.
Shortly afterwards one Of his show-win-
dow panes was smashed. He came out
when he heard the noise and saw a colored
man retreating down Main street, followed
by dog. 1t was found that cocoa
nut had been thrown against the pane,
making large hole in it. Mr.. Harris is
under the impression that gold watch was
stolen. Thieves seem to have adopted this
system with great success here, D. NJ. Mar
shall & Co. having lately lost valuable
seal-skin cloak, and Mr.. Schen some money.
by the pursuance Of that plan by adept
Operafora
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-.JuSt;CeJ JO-
seph j. White presiding. g.-Charles Nelson,
William BurWell, Jim johnson, Augustus
Potter (all colored), charged with being no.
torious thieves, were sent to Jail for thirty
days. They are also charged with stealing
one lot OF copper from Michael Kelley. This
case was continued until tbe 3ist instant.
Moses Mason was sent on to the Hastings
Court for stealing from the person Of Sam
uel 4. Fields one pocket-book containing
SIS in money.
Richard Mallory (colorcd) was sent to jail
one hour, with six lashes, for stealing one
piece of lumber from Robert Avis.
Daniel Patterson (colored) was fined 8
for being disorderly in the market-house.
Henrietta Wilson (colored) was fined IS
and costs for assaulting. abusing, and
threatening to beat Virginia Smith.
James Wilkinson (colored) was sent to
Jail for one hour, with six lashes, for steal
ing one turkey from B. NJ. Kicker.
Walter Coles (colored), guilty Of stealing
one pair Of pants from Tom Davis, was
sent to Jail for five days, with fifteen stripes.
LITTLE RALPH, THE B0Y- ORATOR OF
BETHEL.-There is usually something un
pleasant, il not entirely absurd, connected
with the idea of Juvenile prodigy, and it
is not unirequently the case that after wit
Messing performances by so-called prodi-
gles the verdict Of the people is not at all
fiattering. But We have in our midst
prodigy indeed in the person OF Ralph
Bingham, who has been justly called the
"Boy Orator OF Bethel" Little Ralph is
but seven years old, and while he possesses.
wonderful talents, is at the same time q gen
IJ1t, nt,s II ,,,&a ffx,p~
Simply as an exhibition OF the power
OF memory in one so young his perform
ance is remarkable, and when to an extra
ordinary memory is joined The capacity 10
understand the language and sentiments he
utters, it must be admitted the boy is phe-
nomcnon. Realizing all this, the father OF
little Ralph has decided to rive to our pco.
pie an opportunity OF Judging for them
selves as to the merits OF his son, and at the
same time contribute to m object dear to
! all. With this double object in view, he
has offered to the Board OF Managers OF the
Lee-Monument Association to give an en-
tertainment for the benefit Of the fund un-
der their charge; which has been accepted
in the following note:
RICHMOND, December y, 1877.
Hamilton Bingham, Esq.,:
"Dcar Sir,-I have the honor, in the
name Of the Lee-Monument Association, to
f! thank you for your kind offer of an enter
tainmcnt by your son Ralph at Mozart Hall
next week in behalf OF the Lee monument,
and sincerely trust that the effort OF the
young gentleman, in behalf of the noble
trust committed to the Board OF Managers,
will be crowned with muniticent return.
81 am, most respectfully, your OBJ ,dient
servant, s. BAsSETr FRENCH,
"Sccretary."
The entertainment will take place Thurs
day afternoon at Mozart Hall as a matinee
performance in order that ladies and chill
dren, particularly the pupils Of the public
| be able to 90.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1877
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For tie South
Atlantic States, diminishing easterly winds,
possibly shifting in the intcriorto westerly,
falling barometer, cloudy and rainy posi-
bly, followed by clearing weather will pre-
vail.
For the Gulf States. warmer westerly
winds, rising barometer. and partly cloudy
weather. r.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
east to southwest winds, falling barometer,
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather, followed
by cooler westerly winds and clearing wea-
ther
For the Middle States, easterly winds
backing to northwest, stationary. or lower
temperature, partly cloudy and clearing
weather. possibly preceded by light rains in
the Middle atlantic States.
The temperature will remain above freez-
ing in the canal regions of Maryland and
Virginia.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raw, and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G 4. NJ, A !;
0 A. NJ, Al; noon, 47; P. M., Al; z.
NJ, 4S; midnight, 46.
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THE LADY MANAGERS OF TILE CALICO BALL
to be held at Leyy's Hall the evening ofsDecember
2sth desire to state that no gentleman can obtain
admission unless he shall have previously pur-
chased of them ticket and only such ladies as have
been notified by one OF the corps Of managers that
their presence IS desired.
Mrs. j. r. BRANCH,
Mrs. j. B. MCCAw,
Mrs, GEORGE CUNNINGHAM,
Mrs. ADAIR PLEAsANTs,
Mrs. II. PLEAsAETs,
Mrs. JOHN Ii. WILLIAMS,
Mrs. ISAIAH WHITE,
Mrs WILLIAM H. PERKINS,
Madame DE SIBouEG,
Mrs. ROBERT E SCOTT,
..., a,4 Mrs. Dr.. CULLEN,
Mrs. LEWIS NJ. WEBB.
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B'SAr B'RITH.-At the semi-annual meet
ing OF Paradise Lodge, No. 223, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: E. Bottigheimer, president; Israel
Stern, vice-president; William kelnhelmer,
recording secretary; DR.. II. II. Levy,
financial secretary; G.. e. straus, treasurer;
Phi. Bottigheimer. assistant mentor; III.
Greentree, warden; A. Cohen, guard. The
representatives to the Grand Lodges which
meets at Columbia, $. c., are Charles Ail!"
hiser and c. e. Straus.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Parade To-Day.-The annual pa
rade OF the Rasmuffins will take place to-
day. This battalion embraces the Bowling
Green Club and kindred organizations. The
downtown bodies will meet those from up
town and Swansboro' at the Petersburg
railroad crossing at Hull street. The parade
will doubtless attract large turnout.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. C. W.
BENsoSs CELERY AND CHANoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, .Ner.
vousness and Sleeplessness and will cure any casas
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists
Office, l06 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Go % JOHN +. KOIiLER'S, 7l5 Broad street,
ahd buy your presents. He has greatly added 10 his
stock. and sells them In these hard times ut very low
prices. You fpd there FINE GOLD and SILVER
MATCHES, FINE GOLD OPERA, GUARD,
ts.iiiArELAlNE and VEST CHAINS, SCARE
Trki0ssES, LOCllETS. BRACELETS. GOLD
aIHIiiMBLES, DIAMOND, STONE CAMEO. .AMIs-
IHHrST. aud 1s-KARAT SOLID, PLAIN RINGS,
jtiSG-SILYER and sILVER-PLATEO WARE,
22oOLlD, SILVER. and STEEL .EPECTACLFS and
EYE GLASSES, French and American CLOChS,
&C, etc. Give me aeal. JOHN y. KOHLER,
He l7-3ts 715 Broad street,
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The TOBACCO TRADE.-There were no
transactions at the Tobacco Exchange yes
terday, The Exchange adjourned oyer un-
til Friday the 2Sth instant.
among the visitors to the Exchange yes
terday were John NJ. Sheppard, Danyile;
A. u. Piunkett, West Va; n. E. Venablc,
Petersburg; II. A. Patterson, New York
city; e. w. Wing, Nottoway, and D. Il.
Osgood, Brandon, Vermont.
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Personal.-George w. Meredith, who
left some months since for Wisconsin, has
returned to the city.
W. L. Richardson, who has been for some
time past working at Florence, S. c., is
spending Christmas with his relatives in
this city.
Miss Rosa Conner, well known in this
city, was married in Petersburg a few days
since to Mr.. Thomas p. Perkins. Miss Con-
ner is niece OF Mrs. John A. Cersley, Of
this city
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

80- On all s0ies Of Real Estate made betWseS
the lst Of january and t;St Of June the toles /e5
the present year lace tn be paid bytks f,uTch0ser
On al safes made 6etiCeen the 1st nj Juig and iG&t
0f the yeor the tares hare to be pdi0 M the sette
This custom was adopted about 1fIe.n years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond. and AZ
plies to Richmond and yfcinlty.l
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 p. b., trustees sale OF
brick dwelling No. los east Canal street.
FRANK d, HILL, l2 NJ. Richmond Enquirer
newspaper Office. goodwill, subscrip,ion-list,
types, presses, engine. &c.
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ITO! FOR CHRISTMAS.

Have Just received = very fine lot Of
OLD VIRGINIA HAMS of very celebrated cure.
Also, JAMES BEMGARDNER'o and DAVID r.
CLEMMER'S VERY OLD WHISKEYS,
Very tine OLD MARTELL BRANDY, vintage Of
1860:
OLD SHERRY and CATAWBA WINES.
ALSO,
GELATlNiSE, CURRANTS,
RAiSINS and CITRON,
OLD PEACH and APPLE BRASDIES,
FINE TEAS Of direct importation, ..-......
SUGARS, COFFEES,
and everything else pertaining to q frst-casS gro
cery ..-- ID. ANTILOTTI,
de l9-6'f 151l Franklin street.
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SUPPER AT Masonic UALI.-The ladies OF
the Sewing Circle Of Union Station Meth
odisD church will give supper for the
benefit Of the church, at Masonic Hail. on
Twenty-tiith street, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday evenings. The object is a
worthy one, and will doubtless receive 4
liberal patronage.
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XMAS HEADQUARTERS
IA FOR SMOE ERS.
GEORGE SCII(EN'S.

pEOltIE SCIGN'S,
CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
L. the place OF all others IN the city to buy FIRST
CLASS SMOKERS ARTICLES of ali kinds at
moderate prices.
FINE IMPORTED and KEY WEST CIGARS
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,
MEERSCHACA PIPES.
CIGAR aud CiGAkETTE-TUBES,
CIGAR aud CIGARETTE-CASES,
!, MATCTI-SAFES- TOBACCO POUCHES.
ad many other goods suitable for holiday presents
10 lovers Of The weed. de l5-9t
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CLOSED To-DAY.-The freight depot of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad will he closed to-day and on
New-Year's day, and freight trains will be
suspended on the oath. 25tb, and 31st in
stant, and on 1st January.
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THRISTMAS GOODS.

TOILET BOTTLES,
FANCY COLGGNES,
TOILET BOXES,
TOILET DRESS1NG-CASES.
PERFUMERiES,
Handsome BRUSHES,
Handsome COMBS,
LuBIN'S EXTRACTS,
COCDRAY'S EXTRACTS,
and olhcr fancy goods in great variety.
POLK MILLER & CO, Druggists,
dc % Ninth and Main streets.
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"MERMAID TRocHES."-A concentrated specific
suited for this enlightened age Nervousness, Rheu
matlsm, General Debility, and all internal aches
and pains. Convenient for the pocket Especially to
DyspeptIcsl. delightful Troche " for ladies and
children. See circular. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
POLK MILLER & Co., and druggists generally. 25c
andkl.
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KNIGHTS OF HoNOR.-John c. Teller,
grand dictator, will in few days establish
IL lodge OF this flonrishing order in the city
OF Portsmouth. The Grand Dictator will
be accompanied by several members Of the
order from this city.
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WHY HAS WHITE ROSE on A GOLDEN LYRE
been adopted rs u trademark by yJ. & L. ATKINSON?
Because their Toilet Preparations have become so
popular that they are extensively connlcrfeIted.
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Mr. RYypERs, prominent and well-known citi-
zen ut the st. Lawrence Hail. IS loud and enthusias-
tic In his praise Of GILEs's Ltntment Jodidc or
Ammonia. The joints In his hmhsA were SO astin
that It was with difficulty thathe could walk, and
this Liniment cured him. soidby PURCELL, LApD
4 Co., Richmond
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DIRECT IMpoRTArIoN.-W. ID. BLAIR & co.
have received another lot of that really fine TABLE
SHERRY, which they Offer at s2 40 per gallon The
quality of this wine for the PRICE Is unsurpassed.
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EDITORS DISPATCH: For the convenience OF
many who were unable to have their wants supplied
ON Saturday and yesterday at our.estahishmeut We
will be open until IL O'Clock to-day.
Respectfully A. SAKs & Co
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The STOCK BOARD AT the meeting of
the Stock Board yesterday it was agreed to
adjourn over until tomorrow.
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Christmas Observation-Disclosures Lodge
will have grand lecture by Rev. DR.. Ed
wards, concert, and a supper at their hall
in that village on Thursday night.