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A Cleveland telegram says: "A daring
forgery, perpetrated primarily on the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce in this city.
causes loss to the Manhattan Bank Of
New York. A man, giving the name Of
W. Il. Watson, bought draft for Sl7.63
on the Manhattan Bank. A few DAYS later
a draft for Sj,G79.4G was cashed in Buffalo
at the Traders Bank, which proved to be
the same sl7.G3 draft, most skilfuly alter
ed. Watson had done some business with
the Buffalo bank, which fact disarmed sus-
picion. and when the big forged draft was
presented and paid, he fled. The draft
was forged, not raised.v
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Our contemporary, the Dispatch, need
not concern himself about the candidacy
of Massey. There was not Democratic
Funder who could have polled so good
vote. This is "talking out Of meeting"
LVch5urg 1dronce.
That's what Colonel Tom WHITEHEAD
thinks, and so think good many other
persons. 1t is hard to tell "what might
have BEEN" but we hold with Colonel
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DEATHS.

p,cd. ,ficr n short illness of congestion of the
lnngs. Ucc,mb.r l2. 1882. ut his residence III
York county. FREDERICK G. NEWMAN; aged
foriy-ci2ht years.
Died. I'm this city. yesterday, HENRY "; DEE, i
son, brotler-in-law of the late DAVID De burr'hh
The sxiy-flrs' year of his age. o..
The funeral viii take place from ~. James
church TO-DAY ut o'clock. Friends ana ac-
quaintances are inviiedt to attend
Died. at 600 \. NJ. December %, 1T her resi-,
MILLER wife Of Anderson l.. Miller. deceased:
and daughter of the late DR.. George G. scott, OF
Amelia county Her Illness very short bnt
uainful. All of which she bore with patience and
thlIstian-lik spirit: diving peacefully and Win
ont a struggle: leaving two interesting danehter,
inst arriving nj the age of woInanhood. May God
watch over them that they may follow her teach
Ings and Christian example. mo
Her funeral will take place NJ oclock ~
DAY: and her body rest beside that oil her iite
husband. whom she IGNORED and loved 80 WELL,
""'' W. ~.
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The Rebate,

The Senate acted promptly and wisely in
assuring the tobacco-manufacturers that II
the tax Is removed or reduced rebate VIII
be allowed. This assurance will have q
tendency to nut the factories to work and
give employment to thousands Of hands.
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DIR. NJ. L. Daughtry, Franklin, Va, says !:
Browns Iron Bitters is superior to any
preparation Of iron have ever seen"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m. AT JULIUS MEYER IL SONS,
Col AND sos BROAD STREET,
sWEEPING CCTIONs.

i
In order to make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
we have made special reductions In our
THRESHOLDS DEPARTMENT.
Notice the changes:
40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAIDS. were
35c., now 1870;
IS pieces sILK-AND.wOoL PLAIDs, were
40 aud 50c now lGYc.;
so pieces sHOODAH CLOTH, were 1910. now
12.c.;
40 pieces DOUBLE-wiDTU CAsIMEREs. were
Csc, now I5c.;
35 pieces Tycoon REP, newest styles, wore
Csc, now lGfc.
40 pieces MORE SILKS. were 81. now 5Oc.
HANDSOME sILK-LINED MERyELLIErY
CIRCULARS. SIS. were 500
BEAUTIFUL FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. so,
were s25;
WHITE soUIRREL-LINED CIRCULARS. s2I
were s2s;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTH CIRCULARS. 20:
HANDSOME FUR-TRlMMtD ID AEON AL
CIRCULARS. sl2.5o;
SATIN DE LYON DOLMtN>. SIP 10 80;
LONG CLOTH JACKETs-cntirc stock 30 cor.
40 dozen TEREA-COTTA hOUSQUETAIRE
ND GLOVES at 9Oc.;
CUILDREN's EXTRA LONG. HEAYY-BlB-
BED. FRENCIl-MIXED HOSE az loo. worth
zoe:
LADIES sOLID-COLORED UOsF-four pair
for pc;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSP, REGULAR
made at 2jc. worth fOc.
We are now opening an immense stock n
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting Of
FANCY BOXES.
TOfLET-BONE-.
PEHFTnE-BONt~
HESsING-CA,E~,
WORK-BONEs.
WRITlNG-Dt~kS,
PAPETERIE>.
WlSP-GROOM HOLDERS
MATI-POCkEI~,
DOLL-BABIES.
We are enabled 10 offer these goods a. SPECIAL
JULIUS MEYER & sos.
des col and COS Broad -tr,r'.
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1hc Southern Planter for January Is
a'reauy out. Colonel w. G. KNIGHT, edi-
Tor I. W. OaSosD, proprietor,
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An ORDINANCE CONCERNING
LlNIRN-STABLE~.
lAnrrNNnl nrcomhar IL. lsh2.I

BE 4, Ordained by me CgnneN Of ~ Guy N
Rictmond, That iyerN-,tahle keepers >lln'i uot he
allowed Ia have exceeding thntc vehicles at time
IN any street for The purIo,e OF washing them
the same % DE removed - ~Oon IS washed. Sdlt
vehicle, - he placed parallel with The street ana
next 10 the curbsiOnc; aud no vehicle, VIII Doc al
lowed 10 be parked In front o. ANY livery -sttblc.
Horse shall not be allowed 10 lee lci nom llNtrN-
stables across the wa.kway 10 hc vntlrod Rom tubs
In front of stables. for every VOCATION q III.
ordinance the offender shall De- ,u)rct 10 nne. 10
be imposed by the Police Justice, OF not less Than
one nor more than ten dollars. &c POST
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strccisl.-Roy. j. II. lI\w-
riIoRSE. ID. d.. pastor. will preach on SUNDAY nj
II O'Clock \. M.-subjcct. " Christmas =; and ut
Y. T.. NJ, by request will reproduce his sermon on
The Problem of Poverty Special programme.
Of music on each occasion. All welcome.
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IN COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
NOTWITHSTANDING TIE RUSH,
WE CAN SHOW
FULL VARIETY OF GOODS
IN OUR LINE.


FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
WE HAVE:
SILK, EIIADASIE, and SATIN FUR-LINED
AND QUILTED CIRCULARS and DOL
MANS;
MATALAsSF. DIAGONAL, and BEAVER CIR
CULARs, DOLMANS. CLOAKs. JACKETS
aud ULSTERS:
CAsIINiERES, >IIOODAllS, SUITlNG CLOTHS
VELVETs. PLUsIIEs, VELNETEENS. OF
TOMANs. SILKS. SATINs. RIhlDAMtS
SATIN DE LYON, MERNEiLLlEUN. &c;
HOSIERY, GLOVES. CORSETS, HANDhER'
CHIEFS. RIBBONS;
LACE COLLARS. TIES. and FIClIUS;
FANS. sATCHEL>. POCKET-BOOKS.J JEWEL
RY, BUTTONS, BRAIDS, RUCHlNGS
LACES, EMBBOlDERlES. TIDES. LACl
BED SETS. LAMBREQUINs, and CUR
TAINs;
CASHMERE. CLOAKINGs. SHEETINGS
TABLE-LlNEN-, NAPKINS, PtANO-CON
Frs, row ELS, Sc.
LADIES. GTNTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN
WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR,
LAI-NDRIED aud UNLAUNDEIED SHIRTS
GOssAMERs. UMBRELLAS,
SIIAV7.s. HOODS,
COHORTS, LEGGlNGS,
MlTrENS, &c.
HANDSOME RUGS.
4 LARGE STOCK OF
CARPETS.
MATTlNG>.
OIL-CLOTIS.
AND
MATS.
Cur patrons are Invited TO call on
FRIDAY. 22D INSTANT,
as we will be
CLOSED on SATURDAY. 23D,
UNTIL ADO T.. NJ.
when We shall be OPEN TILL II O'CLOCK.
TlIALHlNER BROTHERS,
&c OFF .Sa&1h Filth and Broad streets.
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NsTWAIT UNTIL SATURDAY
EVENING
At HALF-PAsT FOUR
TO BUY YorB
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPENED AT HALF
PAST O'CLOCK.
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.
SHELL. BOXES. FANCY ARTICLES.
Wcbaye lust received from our buyer in New
York large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS
FUR TRIMMINGS,
FUR LOOPS,
FUR COLLARS,
DOLMANs, CIRCULARS,
JACKETS, CLOAkS,
GARNET and wINE-COLORED CASHMEREs,
large stock;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs In numerous variety +;
HOSIERY at all prices;
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGs, and OIL
CLOTHS, to be sold regardless OF cost
FLANNNLs, BLANKETS, COMFORTABLEs,
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
UNDERSTANDS for ladies, children and gentle
men;
MEDIC GATED SHIRTS at s1.25 worth $3.50;
TERRA-COTTA MOUsQU ETAIHE KID
GLOVES Just received:
WORsTFD HOODS, JACKETS, SCARFs;
GLOVES at very low prices;
RUBBER COATS for ladies and chidrcna sl.25
worth i2
JEWLLRY, BUTTONS. NOTIONS, &C.. &C.;
Look az our BLACK SILK ut III worth :1.75, just
from auction:
sBAsKET- In OX-BLOOD. SCAR
LET, WINE, and all other shades, just opened !;
Large stock Of FANCY GOODS for the holiday
at extremely low prices.
Our store will be kept open EVERY NIGHT un-
"a 10 o'clock. Give u' an carly call to secure
some Of the great bargains.
ID. & T.. MTTTELDORFER.
de 23-Sa.Su&W 527 Broad street.
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rsy~ GRACE-ST II + EFT PREsBlTE-
RIAN CIIURCII-Rev. G. II. READ. ID. d., pas
tor.-Prcaching ut O'Clock \. NJ. No services
at night.
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rEI,IINt;S.

RICHMOND. VA. December 10. 1852.
VIIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF TliEOLD DOMINION
GRANITE COMPANY vii, nc held q, their Office.
I'm the aw-Oiicc Of Bcnjimin II. Nash. Esq No.
l11j Main street, Richmond, Va, al = O'Clock NJ
MONDAY, January /, 1888.
GEORGE W. HALL.
de lG.23.30&Jal Treasurer and secretary.
OFFICE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANk,l
RICHMOND, VA. December 9. 1882.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PLANTERS
NATIONAL BANK viii be held nj heir banking
house Oh TUESDAY the 9Th day f January next
at = o'clock ". MANN :. QUARLE~.
dc l2-Tu.Th& Cashier.
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Ri J. | Q L + L X :

have very large assortment Of tse hne-I NE
PORTED CORDlALS Tor sale. such 90. lii iE-
TREI'SE, green and yellow: BENEDI'TlNt CO.
RACAO. in different colors; MARASCillNO.AN Az
IsETTE. CREME DF PEKOE orTEA CORDIAL.
etc. etc. ice lI-lNI ~. 'HNN/'
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M THIRD PRE- BY L f RI y y
CHURCIr.-Rev. ". 4. RICHARDSON, ID. d., viii
p, each at i \. VI.
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MI FIRST PRE- IS B Y TIE III Ian
CUURCII.-Rcy. I. T.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
Services at ii \. VI. and 1870 l.. NJ
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m" SEVENTH-STREET CT II :
THAN CIURCH.-Rev. J. u. TYLER viii preach
on SUNDAY at ii \. VI and 1880 =. VI. All well
come.
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BIRDS, CAGES. AND cOtD YIsu-

JUST RECEIVED, ONE HUN-SIR
- DIED FINE GERMAN MALE CA-MEHs
NARlEs. guaranteed good singers, and viii NO.
CAN PARROTs; OK mt NDRFD hSD FIFTY
GOLD, PEARL, AND SILVER FISH AND
globes. A full line of ALI. KINDS OF BIRD
NARY SEEDS, &c, &C., by c. BELLENOT,
de 23-ltf No. 4 south fourteenth street.
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IL CHAMPAGNE.
100 MILES J

MEANWHILE, Pa. August %. 1852.
S,rW SpaQc Company, Atiant0' GU:
think &. my duty to write You in regard to my
case was one of the victims to the terrible dis
case for several years past, and have been entirely
cured by the use Of your sWIFT's SPECIFIC.
:. :. :. viii cure it, and 1t Is the only thing that
will do it. had tried everything. and all the
prominent physicians in Buffalo. Rochester, and
Cleveland, but this only made me worse, and broke
down my general health with mercury and potash.
hear, of your ............. here, so went
rem dy, but s. :. :. to salamanca,
was not sold .......... ...... one hundred
miles distant, to get H. When | began to use II
was in bad condition; my mouth was full. Of
ulcers head full of sores, hair and eyebrows gone
but now am as sound as new dollar. Every
sufferer should know about your S :. :.
Wv. wEYLEs.
We have cases Of blood-poisoning In our town
who lived at Hot Springs, and were finally cured
BY SIS. McCAMMoS & MURRAY,
Malvern, Ark.
If you doubt come To see us, and We viii CURE
YOU or charge nothing. Write for particulars
and copy Of the little book, Message 10 the I'm
fortunate Suffering" Ask any druggist as to our
standing.
NJ $1,000 REWARD teW be paid 10 any
Chemist ,cho ciH fad on analysis IF 100 bot
Ties Of S. $. S. one particle Of Mercury, Iodide
Of Potassium, or any Mineral Sabs'ance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, atlanta,
Ga.
tiice OF small 90
Large sise...s...... 10
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe 15-Su,W&FI
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EANCN OCERTES. FOREIGN
4 FRUITS. CANNED GOODS, AND
CDNFEC TlBN~.

\ FRUITS. CANNED GOODS. AND
CONFEC ilON>.
400 Cases 2-pound Sweet Suglr-COrn;
400 Cases 3-pouni tomatoes:
500 Cases 3 ana 2-pould standard Peaches:
80 Cases 2-pomd >irlwhcrrics and ptncapplcs
80 Case, 2-pound l.lma beans and SUcc0tash
100 Cases l. ami 2-pond standard Oysters:
100 Cases l-pound salmon and Lobstcrs:
30 Gases pound Bartlett Pears:
200 Dozen john Moir & sons Preserves and
Jams; 900 pail, Preserves and Fruit-Butlers: %
cases French Peas and Mushrooms % cases Sar-
dinc,, small fish genuine; 100 eases. l., =, l..
IT,, and lf-poUnd cans Corued Beef; 80 bags A.
monds. Walnuts, Fllbcrts. Pccans. and Palm Nuts /:
100 boxes London Layer Rai,ins new: 100
boxes Layer Figs mewl; = casks Turkish Prunes
100 boxes New Leghorn Citron; 3 ci,k, New
Currants. % boxes >ul;anna laIsin,: 100 boxes
Macc1rOni and >paghctte; - eases Durkcos
Salad-Drcssiug: 1000 boxes Fresh French Cam
dies and Caramels. together with large lot Of
Oils, Catsups. Sauces, Mustard-. Chocolate, BromO
Coco, Capcrs, Olives. POttod Goods, Doyied Grabs.
Cigars. Tobacco. Toilet aud Laundry-Soaps.
Backing. Spices, Teas, Gclatinos, &C.. &C.. which
we offer To the trade at New York prices. Give u
call. aud We guarantee 10 please yOu both IN price
and quality. GODDlN 4 TRIBBETT.
Wholesale Fancy Groccrs.
Nos. ID and II Thrice nth street.
ne DS-eo6Dm
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IL T.. W., by request. will reproduce his sermon Oh
The Problem of Poverty" Special programme
Of music on each occasion. All welcome.
M LNUREL-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Laurel and Mbcmarc streets
SUNDAY. December 24.-Preaching at l / \. VI.
by Bishop joins c. GRANEEnY: at 1870 T.. VI. by
the pastor. Rev. \. G.. WARDLAw.
IL PARK-PLACE CHURCH West
Franklln).-Scryiccs by the pastor. Rev. JonN
HARMON. ID. Dbl \. H.. a Christmas Cos
tune: =. p. W. Good Will"
H. CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Of Grace street letwcen
Fourth and Fifth strccfsl.-Scryiccs 1T } ] ~ VI.
and - y. VI. conducted by the pastor. Rev. y. 4.
PETERSON. Seats free.
III BROAD-STEEEr METHODIST
CHURCH icorncr Tenth and Broad streetsl-
Rev. \. c. BLEDsoE. The ncwly-lppolntea pastor
will preach nj 1 o'clock 4. VI. and 81 : p. W.
subject AZ night The Mag, and Tie >,ar Of Beth
lehcm." The public cordially invited.
f~rTRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH corner Of Broad and Twentieth
] ~tItfr IL nc ld~lll. KEW - W I'M i'ibNVts'
will preach at'1l \. VI. and - L. VI. The sermons
morning and night viii have special reference TO
the Christmas season, is appropriate celebrations,
Sc.
| rJT UNION STATION METHODIST
CIURCU.-Prcachng TO-MoREow at IL \. W..
and 1870 p. VI. by Rev. II. c. CHEATHAM. pastor.
subject in he morning. The Angels Message :;
subject AT night, Tie Angel, Song"
9fr FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
! CHURCH Seventh street between ,Br)id and
( Grlcej-Rcy. ". G. ScHAEFf liz. p,stor.-Trcach-
/ Ing at l. An. 80 service al night Christmas
service, on Christmas day at II O'Clock. visitors
welcome. seats free.
! III MONUMENTAL CIiURCIl-Rev.
/ j. g.. ARMSTRONG. ID. D.-Divlnc service I'm this
/ church TO-MOEGOW AZ | | 4. II. and T. VI.
IT, ST. PAJL'S p Il o 7 EST AN I
/ EPISCOPAL ClIuECII.-Scrsicc az IL O'Clock.
| 4. VI. Sunday-school Christmas service at $3.50
T.. NJ. No service at night. Christmas day. service
1T / o'clock \. VI.
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The OSserr0tOre Romano, iubiant over
recent English seccsSions, says: "Thus j.
being verified the prophecy OF the Holy
Coniessor King. that in 800 years the
United Kingdom would be Roman Catho-
i,,
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TIE MONARCHS OF FUN,
BARRY AND FAY.
In their new comedy, by William Carleton. Esd.
author Of I" Fritz in Ireland &C., the
funniest ever written, entitled
IRISH ARISTOCRACY
At
MULDOON'S PICNIC.
Itt vi fA1.s.ss.s.. dS... $3.50. Michael MuldOOn.
BILLY BARRY..-.-.as.. ........ Michel Mulcahy.
SUPPORTED by their carefully selected
COMEDY COMPANY.
The Trick-Donkey Danger. Muld0yn and Mulcaly
on Wheels, and The Famous Three
Handed Reel.
Prices as usual Bookshelf ut Theatre and Ramos
Moses. dc 22-3ts
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BROWNS IRON BlTTEEs

BROWNS IRON BlTTEEs
has been thoroughly tested for
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
BlL1OUsNESs,
WEAKNESS,
DEBILITY,
OvERwORK,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
KIDNEY TROUBLES, &C.,
ana II never fails TO render speedy and permanent
relief. dc 23-eodlv
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In short. we have PRESENTS suitable for ALL
from Sc. to $50. Many novelties, aud some very
handsome articles. such as
BEAUTIFUL FANS from 81 to SEQ;
sHoPPING-BAGs, in plush, leather, and seal
skin. from soc. to Sc;
REAL CLUNY LACE SETS Collar and Culsl
for children.
We ask particular attention to our PLATED
JEWELEY, which we have in great variety,
and al reasonable prices.
Bargains in TOWELS. Specially good value in
BATH-TOWELs at sl.5O and DAN1AsK
TOWELS al - per dozen.
GLOVES Of all kinds and in all sizes;
BUTTONS. WORsTEDs, WOODS. ENBRO,D-
cry SILKS. CLOAK ORNAMENTS, WOOL
and SILK PRINCES for LAMBREQUINS.
etc.;
CUSTONl-MADE SILESIA QCILTs-extra large
and very nice;
NOTTINGHAM LACE. DRAPERY MUSLIN,
NARsEILLEs COUNTERPANEs,
CRIG-BL ANkET>, CALICO COMFORTS,
TABLE-DAMASkS.
We sell The VERY. BEST l0-4 BLEACIlED
sHEETING for 3Jc. per yard.
Job lot If WHITE BLANKETS, full size. n 50
a pair. worth fully $3.50. de l7l9.2l&23
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ANUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.

DICIIMOND THEATRE-TO-DAI
MATINEE, 7. M.-EVENING AT 9.
The greatest of all American plays, repletc with
humor, scntiment.an pathos, CIiIsPA-a roman
tic stage-pctuIe Of life in the giant redwood
forests of California, introducing the popular
brette MARION ELMORE. supported by a mag
nfcent company.
New and characteristic scenery, costumes, and
properties.
Matinee prices, % and soc. Evening prices as
usual dc 23-lif
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE ALLOWING THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY TO Construct
4 TRACK FROM CANAL STREET BIZ
TWEEN EIGHTUAND NINTH sTREET>.
ACROSS NINTH AND TIE ARM oF BA-
SIN, &C.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe l5-Su,W&Fl
WOOD AND COAL.

+ B. WATKINS, NINTH AND CARY
~ STREETS, delivers ut low rates best spllnt
Lump Coai-the perfection Of crate fuel; East Vr-
Coai; hest Egg, Stove and Nut AnthraciX Coal :
Eureka soft Coke. nne1ualied for cooking. s4.5O !;
and Engine Goals: all pure, screened, and weighed
Superior Dry Pine aud Oak Wood-lOng, sawed,
and split. Order by Telephone 3l2 or otherwise.
no 2S-tDc25
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BnOwN.S IRON BIVTEIS.
NO WIIISKEY!
BROWNS IRON BiTTERs

BROWNS IRON BiTTERs
is one Of the very few tonic medicines that are moi
composed mostly Of alcohol or wlissey, thus be-
coming 4 fruitful source cf inlompcrance by pro-
noting Il desire FOR rum.
BROWNS IRON BiTTERS
Is guaranteed to be Notwithstanding siimulani,
and II viii in nearly every ease take the place Of all
liquor, and at the same time absolutely Iii Inc de-
sire FOR wlskey and other intoxicating beverages.
Rev. G. W. RICE. editor Of the Aiaericoa chris
tian Reriec says Of Browns Iron Bitter:
CINCINNATI, o., November lG. 1881.
Conference.-The foolish wasting Of vital force
in business, pleasure and vicious indulgence of our
people. makes your preparation necessity; andif
applied will save hundreds who resort to saloons
for temporary rccuperation.
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M LNUREL-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Laurel and AbcmaFlc Streets
SUNDAY. December 24.-Preaching at l / \. VI.
by Bishop joins G. GRANEERY: at 1870 4. VI. by
tho pastor. Rev. \. G.. WARDLhw.
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N~ PRESENTS FOR FIVE CENTS

TI1 TKENEN > TVN T 7 ' t. YIN -
At
BREFDEN, TALLEY & co.'s;
PRESENTS for Toe. at
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.'S;
PRESENTS for 25c. at
BREEDEN. TALLEY & CO.'S;
PRESENTS for soc. ~
BREEDEN, TALLEY & cos;
PRESENTS for 81 at
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.'S ;
PRESENTS for $50 at
BREEDEN. TALLEi & co :;
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LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.


ROCkLAND LIME. ROSENDALE CE-
~ MENT.-Drig Edith Hall, with a cargo OF
CROCkETT'S ROCkLAND LIME, fresh from
The kilns. Also, schooner sitagtiva aud schooner
d. w. Knight, with cargocs of IiOFFMAN'S RO-
sENDALE CEMENT daily expected, for sale low
nom the dock. WAKNrR MOORE
Seventeenth street, south side Of Dock.
Telephone No., 275. dc 23- tJal
Z ono BARRELS FRESH ROCK
O,SCO LAND LIME from The celebrated
Cobb Lime-kilns daily expected per schooner
Briga Ter. For sale low from dock BY
de 22-lw ROBERT WENDENDURG.
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'VIMOTHY sEED.-10 BAGS CHOICE
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IL PARK-PLACE CHURCH West
Frsnklin)-Scryiccs by the pastor. Rev. JonN
HARMON. ID. Dbl \. H.. - Chri-sin Cos
tune: =. =. VI. Good Will"
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Price OF small 90
Large 70
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TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PuBI1C-buILDiNG
sITE--A DENIAI.--MATRIMoNIAL
OF OFFICERS - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FAIL AnISTIC. AND personal.
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CHURCH south side Of Grace street leiwoen
Fourth and Fifth fsl-ScIvices 1t ] " VI.
and - =. VI. conducted by the pastor Rev. y. 4.
PETERSON. Seats free.
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~ ST. PAUL'S pr TESTAN T
EPISCOPAL ClIuECII.-Scryicc al IL o'clocs.
\. VI. Smday-school Christmas service 1t $3.50
7. VI. No service at night. Christmas day. service
at O'Clock \. VI
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCIf-Rey.
J. g.. Armstrong. ID. D.--Divinc service I'm this
church TOMORROW a. 4. II. ana 4. Vi.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-21
THE OWNERSHIP OF WATER.
MELONS.

Who ever heard of any one being
punched for stealing a watermelon?
1t was tried once in Tennessee,
three or four years ago. Good old
Judge Frazier, OF the Davidson and
Rutherford circuit, was presiding;
an unlucky Negro was the prisoner;
a very young lawyer was defending
him; twelve good men and true
were in the box. There was no
doubt that the prisoner had stolen
the-saelon; the proof against him
was as clear as noen-2ay THE at
torpey caIIsano witnesse. whatever.
but simply rose and said: sMay il
please your lfonor and gentleman
of the jury, my client is charged
with stealing a watermelon. lie
does not deny il. But this is new
crime for our courts I have stolen
watermelons myself; the chances
are that your Honor has stolen
watermelons; and, gentlemen, I'll
agree to set 'em up if there is q man
on that jury who has never
stolen q watermelonl" The Judge
jerked mp his head, took off his
spectacles, and looked with star
tied but smiling stare upon the
young scamp; the jurors nudged
each other and snickered; the spec
tators guffawed; bat it is needless
to say that the brief argument for
the defendant was successful one
with the honest jurymen.--Louis-
ei}te Courier journal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-21
TOUCHING WORDS.

Respecting the removal OF the Ut<
Indians, occurring some time ago
the Solid Muldoon, published OF
the frontier says:
'Now, laying aside all aninosity
we ask, is there to-day, upon t5e
frontier, a human heart chat does
not throb with sympathy for those
uatutored beings? Take the lesson
home to yourself. Thiak of your
being forced from the scenes and
possessions that are rendered near
and dear by childhood's recollec-
tons Think of having to leave for
ever those dear ones who are laid
away to await the resurrection
morn, and leaving them with a
knowledge that ere your footprints
have been obliterated by the dews
of heaven, the plows of the pale-face
will have leveled the little mounds
and completed the work of desola-
ton.
"Feliers, it's rough"