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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-28
DEATHS.

Died. Sunday morning, Decembe- goth. 9t his re-
sideucr on FranElln street. SAMUEL j. RUTH II
FOORD in the seventy. fifth year or ms age. o..
The funeral will take place from the Grace stieet
PRESBYTERIAN church on TUESDAY MOKNlN1:
december 2sth at half-past l o'clock. Friends OF
The family are invited to attend.
Died. on the 26th instant. ut 10 o'clock L: W,
WEXFORD, infant son of Thaddeus a. ana same
Chakley: aged FIVE months ana iweniy-siX d'ys.
His funeral will take place from MS faln-r resi-,
dence. No. / west Cary sleei on IUtsDA1
MORNING, December 2Sth. at hdlt-pis. II
o'olock. Friends OF the family are invited to a.
tend.
Died. at Dove Dale. AlDemarle county,. va. OF
diuhtheria. on the An OF December. lSSO, kO-
BERT DULANY. and on the 22d Of DecemDer'
1850. JAMES GOSS-boih children Of DIR. William
C. ShsckIcfOrd: aged resp ctivcly nteen lnohtDs
and seventeen DAYS, and three wears seven months
and fourteen DAYS.
''Our loss is their gan.n
Died. on Christmas morning. at las o'clock Mrs
VIRGINIA VI. BARRETT.
Her funeral took place on The 27th instant from
the residence of r.. ID. Eacho, Esq.
Portsmouth (Va.) papers please copy.
Died. december &c. 1880, Of Inflammation OF the
brain. AUBiN MANSON. infant son of H. >. ana
Fannie III. White; aged five months and Twelve
days.
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Heavy Failure IN philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 26.-The failure
is announced Of the Farmers Bone and Fer
tilizing Company, Of this city, with labili-
ties amounting TO $4,000. The company
was organized nine years ago, with capi-
tai Of $4,000, by nHmber OF wealthy
farmers residing in Bucks county. A man
ufactory was opened here for utilizing Caro-
lima rock, treated by u chemical process, as
q fertilizer, and was so successful that eX-
tensive additions We're made and expensive
machinery added. The price Of fertilizers
fell suddenly and the company became so
burdened with debt that suspension was
necessary. The assets OF the company are
estimated at $4,000, including the factory
and machinery. The officers are Jonathan
knight, president; Thomas w. Trego,
treasurer.
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An Ex.GOvernOr's Crime.
THREATENED WITH LYNCHING FOR THE MI
DER OF A YOUNG MAN.

THREATENED WITH LYNCHING FOR THE MUIR.
DER OF YOUNG MAN.
CINCINNATI, December 26.-The shooting
at Napoleon, Ohio. Of Walter q. Drury by
General Robert X. SCOTT has caused the
greatest excitement in that pace. Drury
was but twenty-t bree years old, and was 10
have been married tomorrow TO young
lady Of Pittsburgh. Scott was the first Re-
publican Governor OF South Carolina after
reconstruction, and his rule was one OF con-
tinued corruption, increasing the debt OF the
State by three millions in three years. Drury
was a clerk In drugstore. With SCOTS son
and several Others he was enjoying Christ
mas eve. Scotts son drank considerably,
and not wishing to 60 to the hotel where
bis parents were living, he concluded to
share Drury's bed in the drugstore. General
Scott learned of bis sons Whereabouts, and
went 10 look him up. About midnight he
knocked at the drugstore door, but could
not find his son. An hour later he made a
second attempt. Drury went to the door
in response to the call, and opened il. Gen
eral Scott asked for his son, and Drury told
him he was not there. The father insisted
upon going TO the bedroom. Drury con-
sented, walked TO the rear end OF the
store to the door OF the room, turned
round, and refused TO let the General in.
General Scott drew his revolver and
fired, either Intentionally, or. as he claims,
accidentally. The bail struck Drury below
| the left ear. and produced instant death
General Scott got his son and went TO the
| hotel. He there said that he had shot and
| was afraid he had killed Drury, aud asked
| il there was not some one who would &C
and see il anything could be done for him
| Doctors were found and taken to the store
as speedily as possible, but they were toe
! late to be OF any assistance. At an inquest
Scott was charged with the crime and put
under arrest. The excitement was sc
great In town that the hotel where
the sheriff had the prisoner in keep
ing was guarded by a militia company
/ last night. There were loud threat:
of lynching. Drury's body was taken tC
| Elmore last night for burial, and instead OF
wedding ceremony Tomorrow there vii
be a funeral service. Scott is mar OF fifty
six years OF age. and is native OF Arm
strong county, Pa. He studied for doc
tor, and practlced in Henry county, Ohio
| He went into the war as colonel OF the
| Sixty eighth Ohio volunteers, and at 1t.
close found himself in Columbia, s. c., a:
assistant commssary. He became Governor
| in 1869 In the latter part OF 1871 efforts
were made 10 impeach him for overissuina
| State bonds, but he succeeded IN remaining
in office until 1878. Scott is now resident
| of Napoleon.
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M" GREAT ATTRACTION
AT
ID. & Z. MITTELDORFER'S,
SCI BROAD STREET,
CHRISTM MAS ESENTS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
me- GREAT ATTRACTION

Will open on MONDAY large stock of
DOLLS, SHELL.BOXES. SILK HANDkER-
CHIEFS. FANCY BOXES, PERFUMERY,
SOAPS, HOSIERY of all kinds, GLOVES,
WORsTED HOODS, SACQUES, SCARFS'
SHAWLS, BALMORALS. UNDERSHIRTS,
RIBBONS, LACES. JEWELRY, LACE and
sILK-TIEs. RUFFLINGS, CARDIGAN JACK
ETS, all Of which we offer at very low prices.
Our store will be closed on Christmas-eye at 8
o'clock. Would advise all to make their purchases
early. Store viii be kept open every night during
the week until O'Clock to accommodate the trade.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
Another fresh supply of those extraordinary bar
gains to be opened on MONDAY. CARPETS
at lie. worth 25c.: RUGS and FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS very cheap;
CLOAKS, DOLMANS, and CLOAKING at ami be-
low cost TO close;
GLACK CASHMERES from auction;
DRtSS-GOODS of all kinds at and below cost;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at zoe. worth 81;
UNDERWFAR for LADIES, CHILDREN, and
GENT. EMkN;
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES,
LAP.ROBFS, HORSE-BLANKETS,
CANTON CASSIMERES,
KERSEYS, TWEEDS;
FLANNELS in all coors, plain and twilled;
VEILINGS in all colors;
TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE-DAMASK
NOTTINGHAM LACEs, SHETLAND sHAWLS
CORSETS at al! prices.
Call early for bargains at
n. & +. MITTELDORFER'S,
de 19.SuW &SatJa15 527 Broad street.
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J.w. Baxendale, son OF the leading shoe
manufacturer OF Brockton. Mass, and VINO
had entire control Of the financial depart
ment OF the business, has absconded Win
from IS, 900 to $4,000.
The body of James Donabue. tramp,
was found Sunday frozen stiff in the base
ment OF No. s57 Eleventh avenue, New
York.
James Knowles and George Orem were
drowned in the canal at Holyoke, Mass, on
Saturday while drunk.
J.C. Deckerd, OF Alexandra, committed
suicide Sunday by taking large dose Oh
morphine.
The Poughkeepsie On. ~ Ice. Yacht AS
ISOLATION runs twenty-five yachts.
The snow OF Sunday extended up the
Atlantic coast to the CaDada line.
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Suicide Of a Young Lady.

CHICAGO, December ga peculiarly dis
tressing and uOaccOuniable suicide occurred
on Lake avenue near Tbirty-Dlnth street
this afternoon. Miss Ada Hebden. young
lady Of twenty-five years, engaging in man.
ner and highly esteemed by her acquaint-
ances, lived there with her brother, Robert
Hebden, assistant manager of the Bank OF
Montreal, in this city. Last night she at.
tended some Christmas festivities at neigh.
bor's, and vas among the merrest. THIS
morning she rose, breakiasted and dined a:
usual. Shortly after dinner, finding herself
alone in the room, she suddenly went TO 8
drawer, took from it pistol, and without
warning or explanation fired a shot into bel
head and fell dead on the carpet.
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in virginia, and deliver lecture for some
benevolent callye. :,
Rev. philip schaf, d. d., himself one Q.
tho Committee of Revision, will denver an
address at the First Baptist churci to.n'yn.
on The " Nature and Extent OF the Revision
OF the BiDIe."
A Land League was organized among
our Irish citizens yesterday, having Tor us
objects the assistance Of the lrish people IN
their present suferings. Colonel james u.
Brady was elected president; Mr. fnomas
Collins, secretary and Daniel Rahiiy, urea
surer ROBIN ADATR.
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ESSEX.

A TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER; THE SIGNS of
A HARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OYSTER
TRAFFIC.
ICorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.I
DECEMBER "a, 1880.
The Arctic wave Is upon US, ana toe
landscape has been robed in thick mantle
OF snow for some days. On last MONDAY
snow commenced failing, and continued
through the day and night until late on
Tuesday, being five or six inches deep.
Again, last night we had about two inches,
aid there Is every prospect OF renewal To-
day. The winter thus far has been I'M
usually cold, and every indication points 10
continuance-an extreme winter. Inc
cold wave struck Us about the 18th OF No
yember, and continued TO the end OF that
month, giving us a respite OF rainy weather
for about q week. when il returned with IN
creased force, enabling most persons to pro-
cure Ice.
II there Is any indication in an unusual
supply OF winter fruit lin which am ilrm
beIlever) we may expect winter OF great
severity.
MANY farmers have been unable TO cam
plete their fall work, and much corn re-
mains in the fields uugathered.
Politics seem to have died natural death
since the election, and our people have set
tied down to their quiet pursuits. The Ma
honetes were much surprised and disap-
pointed with the result OF the election, and
Disguised that the Dispatch and other Con-
sentative papers should have the audacity 10
| "sleal all General Mahone's hunder."
The oyster business has been very brisk
on our rivers during the fall and winter.
Immense quantities have been shipped TO
the various markets. This gives employ
ment to a large number OF labOrers great
part OF the year, to the serious detriment OF
the farming interests.
These beds are OF ineXhaustible supply,
and are the exclusive property of the State.
Why our lawmakers cannot be Induced TO
levy tax upon the product OF these beds
for revenue TO the State is a mystery diff
cult to solve. Many dollars might easily be
raised, and the burden upon real estate re-
lieved to that extent. Cannot the papers be
induced to take hold OF this subject and agi-
tate it until something definite is accom-
Dlished! OMEGA.
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LucAN, ONT, December pa party Q!
six we're returning late Christmas nign'
from visiting friends IN township McGiiil'
way, when, on approaching tue railway
track, the horses bolted, and the sleign was
struck by a tram on the London. Huron
and Bruce railway, near Clandeboy's sta
ton. James McGrath. his wife, brother
Matthew, and Ellen Blake, cousin. were
instantly killed. McGrath's child, thirteen
months old, was dangerously hurt, out may
recover. Annie McGrath saved hersen oy
Jumping.
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Killed With an Axe.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
SOUTH BOsTON. VA, December 25th.
A difficulty occurred near this place on
Friday between Marion Wimbush, youth
OF fourteen. and negro man named Paul
Barksdale, in which the negro was instantly
killed with an axe. 1t appears that Barks-
dale attacked young Wimbush with hoe,
and was advancing upon him when he was
struck. Wimbush was arrested.
X. III. Il.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on December @. 1880, at The residence
of The brides father, by Rev T. q. Dashiell, d. d.
MIR BLANCHARD q. MILLER, Of Grayson, Car
Of Cauialn W. r. Blakey, OF Richmond, Va. No
cards.
Married nj Mr. W. l.. Lancasier's. near Farm :
Vile va. bv Rev. Dr. Atkinson, Dr. HORAGE T.
TALIAFgRRO. OF Richmond, to MISS MAkih
w daughter of the late Rev. Dr. j. H. Z. Leach
Married. I'm this city, Tuesday the 2lst or Deem
bar AT the residence of her uncle, l.. a. mlnR,
Ey Rev. T.. a. Peterson. Miss MAMIE CHAhLES
10 WILLIAM WAGNER; both OF This city.
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The Washington Republican is decidedly
anti. Chinese in its tone. This is one recon-
mendation. The editor is said to be Mr..
GoRHAM, of California. He knows what the
Chinese are. Those theorists who do not
know so much about them are in favor OF
allowing them to come to this country.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
a. HUTZL & SONS,
800 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS :!

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
A large assortment OF NOVELTIES for The hon-
days-comurising In pari - ,,,
SILK. LACE, EMBROIDERED, sud I'M
STITCHED HANDKkRCIiltFs Tor ladies,
gentlemen. and children; tltHtEe, sCAhf>'
COLLARS. and CUFFS. embroidered aud plain ;
LADIES amt GENTLkMEN'e NtthWtAR,
COMBS. BRUSHES. ana POCkfI-BoOkS:
NURIAs, HOODS, sACQUEs. listers, cARDl-
GAN.JACkEfS: .
GLOVES, HOSIERY, aDj UNDERWEAR Tor
Iadies, gentlemen end children:
TOWkLs. NAPKINS, and TABLE-DAMASh
LACES. RIBBONS. aud NOTIONS, M endlts'
variety. .....,..,,,,e
BLANKETS, FLANNFLS, AND CAsSIMtRFS
our stock of DRESS GOODS. OAKS, anu DOL
MANS we offer AT greatly reduced prices. cav l.
solicited. as III
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M FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
VERY Low PRICES,
GO TO HUTZLER BROTHERS..

useful IS WELL As ORNAMENTAL"
SIX HandkerchiCf-. Lace Handkerchiels, Plain
Linen Handkerchlcfs, Fancy Linen H1n0Atf-
chiefs, Lace kichues, Lace Ties. II Ties,
Linen Collars and cuffs. Plain snd Fancy lio-
siery, Kid Gloves. tur.TOp Gloves. SIX Gloves,
jet Pms. jet Ear-Riugs. Jet Bracelets, jet
Necklaces, &c: Go'd- Plated Bracelet, Rlng>,
Pins. taf-Eilgs, Lockets, Neck and opera
Cualus. >carf-i1n>, Ncsl-Chatns. Gun Buttous'
Cntf Pins. Nc our Goid Plated J, very l. war
ranied no, TO tarnish. Lagos stock south of
New Yur,. Beautiful tine Of rlatn. tmbroider-
ed and Feather Fans; Ccllu I'D Toilet Sets. In
boxes: Lubiu's. AtkiusOu's, III C0g2te's Per-
finery aud Toilet soaps, &c; new line OF
hne Purses. POCketbOONt. SC.
y. B.-Our prices are ihe LOWEST IN me clty'
Gail and convince yourself de II
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Church Crushed by Snow.

correspondence or The richmond Dlspatch.I
FORK UNION, FLUyANNA COUNTY. VA,
December ~. 1880.
Yesterday at . O'Clock u. NJ. Cornth
(Baptlst) church was crushed 10 the ground
by the heavy weight Of snow on its roof.
Just one month or six weeks ago there was
preaching in this house for the last time.
Had there been crowd within its walls it
is likely that not one would have escaped.
Now AND THEN.
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vLFGANT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS

IA GIfTS.-We are now receiving large se.tr
ton of choice BOOKS, IN elegant bindings; pr.uy
PICTURES, PORTABLE NRIrlNG-DESks,
pORTFOLlO. CARD-CASFS, PuGkET-BOOks
and WALLETS. LADIES' WORK -BoXks, RACK
CANNON BOARDS, CHEZ kEkS, ChE>s-NhN'
DOMINOS, PHOTOGRAPH and AUlo6kAfH-
ALBUMS; CHRISTMAS CARDS ia endless ysrie
"; CHlLDRhN'S BOOks-an immense eoileclion
novelties IN INkSrANDS, GOLD PENCILS,
PENS, and CASES. FASHION ABLE ~ ALTON
ERl speciality. The moat extensive ana ne most
beautiful stock OF BthL ~. PRAY Ek-BoOhs, and
nlM>AIIS we have ever offered Judgment ano
deg W00Dil0UsE 4 PARiiAM.
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FINDLAY HARRIS, Esq, has sold the
Abingdon Standard newspaper to Mr.. S.
p. WRITER'S. The Standard is one Of the
best OF our Virginia exchanges.
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Captain White, OF the steamer George
Leary died Sunday morning at his residence,
IN South Washington.
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At COST! AT COST!
ENGRAVINGS, WATER-COLORS,
OLEOGRAPHS, AND CHROMos.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

| HAVE NOW ON HAND THE FINEST COL
LECTION Of THESE GOODS
eyer seen I'm this city, and to be sold at reasonable
prices Also. the largest collection OF
VELVET. EBONY. AND GOLD CABINET AMI
PANEL FRAMES
I'm the city, at prices ranging from ten cents TO Ten
dollars
The finest collection VI
PANEL-CARDS, EASELS. AND CHRISTMAS
CARDS
In the city.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
| have determined TO -
SELL THE ABOVE STOCK
from this date to II OF January
AT COST.
BARGAINS NAV be had BY those who call early.
de 22tJal l.. LEWIS, 9l2l6 Maln stIteL.
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HOLIDA GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS.
OVERCoATs' OyERCOATs.
OyERCoATs, OyERCOATs.
OvERCOATs, cvERcoATs
oyERCoATs, OVERCoArs
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS-TEN DOLLARS
BUSINESS sUlTs-TEN DOLLARS.
BUSINESS sUlTs-TEN DOLLARS.
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLARS.
E.B. SPENCE y sos.
f. Spence & sON.
F.B. SPENCE & sos.
R.B. SPENCE 4 SON.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHR1,.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS sHIRT>,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
KID GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES.
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
SFAI.SKIN CTDKFS
DRIVING AND WALKING-GLONEs.
+. B. SPENCE K son,
f. B. sPENCE & son,
T.. Il. SPENCE & son,
p. B. SPENCE K sos.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DGAWFR>.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SCSPENDERs,
SU>PENDFRS.
SUerENDFR>.
SUSPENDER>.
MFRINO UNDERSHIGTS ONE DOLLAR.
MERINO UNDER>HIRTs DOLLAE
MERINO UNDERsHIEIS one DOLLtE,
MERINO UNDER~HlETS ONE DOLItg.
FANCY HALF HOST,
BROWN HALF-IiOSE,
WHITE HALF-IIDSr,
MERtNO HALt-UO~F,
SCARLET ilALFHO>E.
FANCY SILK NECKNEAE,
FANCY SILK hItkWEAR,
FANCY SILK NFChWFAR,
FANCY SILK NEtkWTA8.
E.B SPENjEA sos,
E.B. SPENCE ~ sos,
F.B. SPEND s. son,
+. y. SPENCE. & sos.
FANCY SILK UANuhr ECHlEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDkFRCHltF>,
FANCY SILK HANDktRCHltt>,
FANCY SILK HANDhtECHltF>.
GLOVES. COLLARS.
NECKWEAR. ~U>PENDERS,
UMBRELLAS.
WAlKING-CANES.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HOSIERY, UNDER>HlRrS,
MERINO SHIRTS,
SCARLET WOyE.SllIRT>.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OVEE,OATS.
DRESS-COAT>. BUSINES>.CoATN.
AND BOYS CLOTHING.
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS ONEHCOAl
E.B. SPENCE = sos.
de3 9oS Main si..st
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Read our advertisement aud give us 4 call next
week.
1852 DOZEN LADIES SILK MUFFLERS at 25c.
worth 50c.; 2lO dozen LADIES SILK MUt-
FLERS at soc worth s5c IS dozen J. AIDES
dozen LADIES SILK NlUFFIEkS At ~ worth
Sl.5U; ~ dozen LADlEN SILK MIFFLER>
al $l.25 ana $40 worth SO; ~ doz-n Ia
DIES SILK MUFFLERS at ~. 500. aud So
As this Is an extra hne of SIX tlandkerchleis
Just received, you will lind elegant stN.es and
io5 dozen SILK. COTT0N. and MUSLIN-LACE
FICHUES. COLLARETTES, TIES, >CARtS,
and other Me- KWEAR. from 25c. to - apiece
Don't ftil 10 give us a call on these goods.
04Odozen col ORED. BORDERED, SCALLOPED,
EMBROIDERED. LACE, MOURNING: HEM
STITCHED. and INITIAL IIANDhER-
CHI f. al very low prices.
42O dozen LADIES, Misses aud CHlLDRENN
HO~E-the best, largest, aud cheapest line We
have ever eXhibIed-frOm Toe. 10 ! !, 30 pair.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.-As We have made
special arrangements with several large Import
err OF KID Gloves, we are enabled To keep always
on hand large selection of the best makes az
very low prices. We VIII open on MONDAY,
December 2Oth, go dozen best KIDS AT 90,
7Jc., 81, $3.50, and ~, worth double the mo-
We have also received a large stock Of BOYS
WOOILEN COMFORTS. GLOVES: MISSES
HOODS. SACQUks; and LADIES' NUBlAS,
SCARFS. &c, At low prices.
We would call the attention OF ladies ana gentlemen
To our elegant Ire Of HOUSEKEEPING AND
GF%T,S FTTRNiSHING GOODS, when viii do
for el, CANT Chrismas--ifts, &c. such as Is \ y
KETS. WHITE QUILTS, LACE CUGTANS,
CARPETS, TABI.E-CONtR PlANO.CON-
Frs. NAPKINS. TOWELS. UNDERsHlkIS:
GLOVES, FANCY HALF-llosE. Will
SHIRTS, NECKIlES SHlRI-HlDtk>'
BOWS. CUFFS, COLLARS, and lots or othti
goods
We ask the ladies to give a call next week and
IooH al our Immense stock OF new CLSIERN
JACKETS. GIOARS. DOLMANS. and ROLL
GOLD PLATE JEWELRI at extra tow prices
and We guarantee 10 SUIT every one VINO caii,'
We would state. as Christmas.eVe IA Is on FIliay
and A. we close our store AT 5 O'Clock T. VI. We
woull be pleased 10 see all our friend rs early M
the day Us possible In oroer Tor them 40 zee, !,
some of the great bargains We VIII oner ntNl
w,ek THALHIMtR BROTHERS,
5Ol Broad street. corner Of tifth street.
10 = =.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS, '''
HOLIDAY GOODS.
p. b. SPENCE g son,
903 MAIN STREET.
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mr. O! FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOLIDAYS

THALHIMER BROTHERS.
sol BROAD STREET. CORNER FIFTH STREET.
are headquarters for bargains In
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
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IUT4JN NE NEI : ITIUI fD'' W EC'UW'
for yourself, your wife, YOUR husband, your sol
vour enemy, for that matter. We wall suit you an
viii call At
EMS.
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A TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER; THE sIGNs of
HARD wINTER-PoLITICAL-TH OYSTER
TRAFFIC.
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CAED. NTAND~;
SILVER and CHINA VASES:
CRYSTAL VASES;
LIQUOR-FLASKS.
Remember. an our WHITE-METAL GOODS we
warrant uOUBLE-PLAIE and all our Stamped
good, TRIPLE-pLATE.
Also, ~iX new patterns IN lCk-PlICHEhS-'r IL
pie. plate and double walls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-28

WAX DOLLS twen'y-seyen inches long '"' 81 81
WAX DOLLS with moving eyes;
WAX DOLLS that talk;
WAX DOLLS with moving heads;
WAX DOLLS OF all kinds and grades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-28
PETERSBURG.

CHRISTMAS CELFBRATI0N-BAD WEATHER AND
QUIET DAY-A STORMY NIGHT-A GROCERY
STORE BURNED; INSURANCE AND LOSSES
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCES-
COIeRED PRISONERS FROM BRUNswlCK-PER-
coN.r Avn OTHER ITEMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-28
PICTURE-FRAMES.

VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size'
vEEvET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size'
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabine! size
VELVET and SATIN aud EBONY, cabinet size,
| So; ,>., ,,. ,o
wATNUT and GILT FRAMES, cabinet size, loc.;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-24
CONSUMPTION Cured.
the country

An Oil physician. retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the A,,rnipla ofaa simpler vegetable
renIedy for the speedy and perina-
nent cure of Consumption, 3Bronchi-
it's, catarrh, Asthma, and ali Throat
and Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debil-
ity and all Nervous complaints, at
ter having tested its wonderful cniS
atiye powers lRsthOusands of cases,
has telt ii his duty to make Unknown
to his Suffering fellows. Actuated
bvati,is motive and a desire to re-
lieve human suffering, I will send
free Of charge to all who desire it,,
this receipt, in German, French or
English, with full directions for pre-
sruig and =. using. Sept.by sMait
byla,hisessing -wisiia stamp, nsini,ig
this paper,s W. W, SHEBAR, l49
PowERs' BLOCK, ROCHESTER,, N, Y.
.s.sls.sr q fpfSgva = 4 n 4AE II ~ SIS p
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-24
\ Fine Thing. for the Teeth.

Fragrant soZQDoNr, is a .compo-
sition of the puresta and choicest in-
gredie ntsl of the Oriental vegetable
kingdom. Every ingredient is we'll
kf own % have d beneficial effect on
the teeth and gums. It's en,bal ming
or '.ntiseptic property and aromatic
frangrance makes it toilet luxury.
SoZO DIDN'T rsploYss al | disagEeeable
odors from the breath caused by Ca
tarrh, bad teeth, nc. 1t is entirely
ires from the injirions and saerid
properties of tooth pastes and pow
ders which destroy, the enamel.
One bottle will last six months.