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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15
Christmas.

To select Christmas goods TO suit the
taste OF Richmond people, who demand
fine goods at a low price, - difficult task.
We have accomplished it after two weeks
hard work In Boston. New York. Phila-
delphia. and at the factories East. Some
OF bur finest goods are OF our own imp0rtl-
ton. and will be sold as low. and often
lower, than they can be bought in New
York. Many Richmond people will pay
more i'm New York for articles than they
can get them for at home. Don't do Il this
year.
HOU know who has the largest and best
selected stock OF Christmas goods in this
city and has had for fifty years. Fire HOu-
sand square feet OF space filed with choice
books for children and grown PEOPLE
Prayer and IIymnals. Bibles, Poets. Tra-
yels, illustrated Books OF all kinds /:
Plaques, in brass and plush; Albums,
WOrk-BoXes: Desks. wood and leather:
Dre>sing-Cases for gentlemen and ladies:
ToiIet-Sets for 3 to Sl0-the handsomcst
ever seen in Richmond, and less than New
York price.
Ladies will find plenty OF presents for
gentlemen. We invite You 20 examine our
stock pOlo, before the rush. and take your
time TO select. No h0lf-price business for
Us. \ fair price j. what we ask.
RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
1892 and 1903 Main street.
Mail orders will have prompt attention.
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"a passed several slccplc,s nights, disturbed by
the agOnics and cries ~ suffering cllld, and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP WIS Just the article needed,
procured supply forthe chi'd. On reaching home
and acquaintlng hi, wife yith what be had done,
she refused 10 have Administered to tie child,
She va, strongly in favor Il Homeopathy. That
night the child passed n suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day fOloSing,
the father found the baby SIN worse; and while
contemplating another sleeplcss night. the mother
stepped from the room % attesd to some domestic
duties and left the father with The child. During
her absence be administered portion ~ the
Soothing syrup 20 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the littIc fel-
low awOkc In the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and won
derful chsnge and although at fret offended At the
deception practced upon her, mas continued 10 use
the syrup. and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial of the sy-
rup never yet failed o. relieve the baby and over
come the preludicos Of the mother.
sold by all druggists; 25e. a bottle.
&c i3-eOdi~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

The Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings met in the Council chamber yes
terday evening at O'Clock TO consider the
adoption Of the plans for the erection OF Il
new City Hall. Three plans were sub
mitted-Myers's, Yost & Murdock's, and
McKeon's.
Colonel Cutshaw. CITY Engineer. under
n resolution Of the Council, was entitled to
a vote and the privileges OF a member Of
the committee.
A motion was made BY Mr.. Frischkorn
to adopt the Yost q MurdocL plan.
Colonel Cutshaw moved to amend by
inserting Myers's plan in the place OF tue
other. Lost by tie vote.
Discussion provoked a decision from the
Chair (Mr. Williams) that the architects
fees were included IN the 100000 appro-
priation.
Colonel Cutshaw appealed from the de-
cision OF the Chair, and his appeal was
sustained.
MIR. Williams attacked the Myers plan
on account of defects.
Colonel Cutshaw said none Of the plans
were perfect, and all could be modified
He said nine out OF ten competent architects
would decide in favor OF the Myers plan.
There. could be no doubs in the world
about its being the best plan that had been
submitted to the committee.
Mr.. PizZini called for a recorded vote at
this stage upon the decision OF the Chair
IN regard TO the including OF the architects
fees IN the 100000 appropriation.
The vote stood: To sustain the Chair.
MessTs. Frischkorn and Pizzini; not to
sustain, Messrs. Campbell, Crump, Cut
shaw; and the Chair was not sustained.
Mr.. Campbell moved to reconsider the
vote defeating the Myers plan. Carried.
The vote on the adoption of the Myers
plan stood: For the plan, Messrs. Camp
bell and Crump and Colonel Cutshaw; /;
against it, MeSsrs. Frischkon, Pizzini,
and Williams.
The vote on the Yost & Murdock plan
stood: For the plan. McSSrs. Crump,
Campbell, and CutShaw; against It, MesSrs.
Frischkorn, Williams, and PizZini.
Mr.. Crump offered a resolution to submit
the three plans. with estimates OF their re-
spectiye cost, and allow the Council to Sc
lect the first aud second plans.
The committee then adjourned.
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Death of ur. l.. Iichfenstcin.

our worthy and well-known fellow .citi-
zen, Mr.. l.. Lichtenstcin, died yesterday
afternoon. He was a native OF Prussia,
and came 10 Richmond about 1850. and
had resided here ever since, engaged in
mercantile business on Franklin street be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
After the war he erected the new building
corner OF Seventeenth and Franklin
streets. and took his two sons into busi-
ness with him. He was a strictly honora-
bic man, and was known and highly g.
tcemcd by a large number OF people in
this section OF the State. He leaves Il
wife. two sons. and one daughter.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon al O'Clock.
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Christmas Goods.

II you wish to get very near your
moneys worth in making Christmas pur-
chases, 90 to c. +. Johnston's, OILS Main
street. He has Pianos, Organs. ViollnS,
Guitars, Banios, Drums, and all kinds OF
Musical Instruments; also, Children's
Books, Christmas Cards, Games, Albums,
Gold Pens, Music Boxes. and many other
useful and beautiful articles suitable for
presents. He has not the largest stock in
the world, nor does. he give You $40 worth
for 80 cents (as some other dealers profess
to do), still you will find that his prices are
just as low as the lowest and be guaran-
tees to give you one dollars worth for
every two dollars invested.
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Wcwerc going yesterday looking
Tor Christmas Cards, and meeting a friend
could find some. He said, "Go, by all
means, 10 Mr. l.. LeWis'S, Oh Main street. "
We found there = beautiful collection Of
Frineed Cards, small and large, double
and single, and some OF the prettest de-
signs. one thing that surprised us was
the Cery lo,c prices he was selling them.
The crowd present took advantage Of the
prices aud supplied themselves with Christ
mas Cards,
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Papeferie. Papeferie.

papeterie is word not defined in
Webster. Il is simply this-a box Of en-
yelopes and paper; medium OF corre-
snondence to convey secrets, make pro-
posals, and decide questions. Leap year
coming on | offer inducements. Pape-
teries. 100 assortments papetcrie in plush,
siIk. and satin, from &c. q box to 50.
n. LEONAED.
Dos Nam street, Richmond.
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Anlhulnilrp Gnll.

Yesterday morning white man. named
James W. Pcltway. was thrown from WI
gon on Twelfth street near Capitol, hi, head
striking the granite curbing and receiving
an ugly cash in his forehead about an inch
and a quarter IN length. The ambulance
was called. and Dr. Mercer, who was in
charge. rendered the necessary surgical at
tentiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

The chairman OF the "Danyille Commit
tee" has placed in my hands for di,tribu-
ton a printed report Of the "riot,' which
! Will be pleased to give free to all who
may call on me. J. ID. fATTON.
1867 east Cary street.
Richmond. "a, December l3, 1888.
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Games. Games, Games.

Reduced prices. Smashed-Up Locomo-
tiycs. Mechanical Puzzle for boys. Ameri-
can Fire Department. Sectional Railroad
Puzzle, Old Maid improved, Excursion to
COney Island, Authors, improved toy
Money. Lagomlca, Word-Making aud
WOrd-Taking, Parchcesi, a.
y. LEONARD's, 90S Main street.
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ANI-Nnnrnrrn RIFssING

About thirty years ago prominent physlcian
by the name Of DIR. William Hall discovered, or
produced after long experimental research, a
remedy for diseases of the throat chest aud lungs.
which was of such wonderful efficacy that Il soon
gained Il wide reputation I'm this country. The
name Of the medicine Is DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALsAM ron THE Lungs, and may Dee sai " re-
lied on as a speedy and positive cure for coughs
colds, sore throat. &c. sold by all druggists.
ALBUMS. Of our own importation. from zoe IN
slJ. splendid assortment
RANDOLPH a ENGLISH.
1902 aud 1904 Main street.
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FANCY GOODS.
READ THE PRICES AN ID PROFIT BY THEM.
EARLY EARLY! EARLY EARLYi

hne TRIPLE-PLATED tsix plcces) CoMMU-
MON SET reduced from S25 SIS:
2 fine TRIPLE-rLArED TlLrING ICE-PITCH-
FRS reduced from Sl6.5O 20 sl2;
/ fine eTRiPLE-PLATED ICE- PA CHER reduced
from Sl6.5O % SIP:
i fine TRIPLE PLATED TILTlNG lCE-PITCH-
ER reduced from s2S o. SIS;
! EXTRA-PLATEp CAkE->TAND reduced
from $3.50 20 Si.5O;
l age TRirLEF, ,rI.SbTED cAKE-sTAND reduced
4 fno TRIPLF-FLATED CAKE-sTANDs re-
! One TRIPLE-fLhTE6 ChIKE-sTAND reduced
> fine TRIPIf,fLATfD CAKE-sTANDs re-
/ aSe TSRIPLE-FLXTE 6CARD-sTAND reduced
l hne TRirLE-PL ATED c CARD-sTAND reduced
from $3.50 TO 50:
l One TRIPLt-PLkTED sYRUP.CUP reduced
from $3.50 % 80:
l sne TRIPLT-PLNTED TOILET SET reduced
I anc IRiPLT-PLATED TOILET SET reduced
hnc TRIPLF-FLKTED sYRUP-CUP reduced
ane TRIPLE-PLArED SYRUP-CUP reduced
from ~ % S2.75:
ane TRIrLE.PLXTED SYRUP-CUP reduced
from $3.50 to S3:
1 PLATED PICKLE CASTOR re-
duced from - 10 $500,
l SlN-BOITLE CASTOR reduced from ~ 70
/ fine TkiPLF-PLATFD FIvE-BOTTLE CAS-
TOR reduced from $500 TO So:
! fine slN-BOTTLE CASTOR reduced from IS 70
$3.50:
= fine TRlPL LE-PLATFD FIVE-BOTTLE BELL
CASTORS reduced from - 10 50: -
/ fine IRlPLE-PLATtD SiN-BulILf BELL
CASTOR reduced from 20 10 u JO;
I fuc cTRlPLE-pLATED BERRY BOWL reduced
from - o. "a:
pair TRjPLE-PLATED VASES reduced from
80 u Sc:
? pairs TRIP E-PLATED VASES reduced from
$3.50 10 IS
ITO $3.50;
l ine FR-NCTi OCK reduced from sl5 1910 /;
/ fine BRASS TABLE reduced from no 20 Sl2;
/ fine BRONZE TABLE t>oiledl reduced from $50
tOSlO;
IL fine VASE LAMPS, ranging from So 10 s12.
alatSj:
fine CHINA Dog reduced from SIS to Sl2;
1 hne CHINA DOG reduced from 10 to 81;
= fine HAND PAINTED CHAMBER SETS, with
jar. reduced from S2S to SIS;
] fine HAND-PAiN1ED WORCESTER DECO
Rated CHAMBER SET reduced from Sl3
toS10.
C0PFLA AND CHAMBER SET, with jar, re-
duced from Sl4.50 20 $40;
I COPELAND CHAMBER SIT, with jar, reduced
frOm sl0 toss,
COPELAND CHAMBER SET, with jar,reduced
from $3.50 10 50.
We have opened this week $4,000 worth Of SPE
very low prices. Nowhere else Will you find so lar
de 7-l6t
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Parties owning valuable horses would
do well to drive down to Chatsworth farm.
three miles from the city, where they will
lind the largest and best.arranged build
ngs for wintering horses in Eastern Vir-
ginia Il. b. Chatlin will, upon receiving
notice on poStal-card, send for your horse.
and have him carefully Wintercd at low
rates. Reliable white men to care for all
horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

We still insist that W. ID. Blair X Co.'S
"Sun-C ured Tobacco is the best chew in
Richmond; aud we will insist that we are
right until YOU can prove differently. Ask
any manufacturer OF tobacco il we are not
riGht in this assertion. w. ID. B. n Co.,
100 east Main street. will show you a sam
nile. This house don't deal in any goods
That are not guaranteed.
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Important Changes i'm the Schedule
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
HnV.

Taking effect Monday, December 18th,
the morning train for Newports News,
Old Point. and Norfolk will leave Rich
mOnd mt 7:3j 4. NJ, arrive at Newport's
News at 1918 y. NJ. Norfolk at ll:1J A.
VI. The afternoon train remains un-
changed, leaving Richmond at 1 p.
NJ; returning, leaves Norfolk at S:2j
A. NJ, Newport's News at 9:0j A.
NJ. and arrives in Richmond at
1l:40 \. NJ. The afternoon train leaves
Norfolk at $3.50 =. NJ. NewpOrt's News at
$40 =. NJ, and arrives in Richmond at
$40 j. VI. The time between Richmond
and Norfolk 0hree hours and forty min
uteS) under the new schedule will be the
quickest that we have ever had.
On the same date the Lynchburg cOnnec-
ton at Charlottesville will DE renewed by
the train leaving Richmond at 10 p. W.,
reaching Lynchburg at 4:jj 4. VI. The
train leaving Richmond at $40 \. VI.
reaches lynchburg at $3.50 u. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

BURNETr'S COCAINE, the best and cheap
est hair-dressng. 1t kills dandruf. allays
irritation. and promotes vigorous growth
OF the hair.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are inyari-
ably acknowledged the purest and best.
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Christmas and Holiday Goods.

English ChatterboX, 7jc.; All the Git
Poets, 7jc. Some hundred varieties OF
books OF lending authors SO per cent.
cheaper than Richmond regular prices.
Come and see and save money.
y. LEONARD, 9OS Main street.
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B. ;. Howard, 90l Broad street, has on
hand large assortment OF Christmas pres
entS, Books, Games. Picture-FrameS, Cards.
family and other Bibles, &c. One fine
Organ at cost.
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sustom-Isouse Notes.

The British bark Chelmsford, 3Sl tons,
j. T. webb master. cleared Yesterday with
4,3l1 barrels and 300 hlli-barrels flour,
valued at S2C,0 ,0S6.
The German brig AraduS, Miller mas
ter, entered with part cargo from New
York to finish loading FOR South America.
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ARE YOU UNDECIDED
n what magazine You want for the coming
year? Then buy the January No. of DEMORESTS
MONTHLY and you will be convinced that you
have found
JUST WHAT YOU WANT,
a magazine AT ~ per year that combines the best
features Of all Others. Its fine steel cnCrayings,
oil pictures. &C., are works OF arr superior 70 any
pui'lishcd and its numerous departments are 50
fun of the useful and entertaining that II is by
far the cheapest magazine In the world. should
YOU wish TO make a trial trip send 5Oc for quar-
Ter year aud you Will be sure TO become perma-
ncnt subscriber. Single copies, 2Oc.; yearly, ~
For sale everywhere, or address JEN MINES DEM
oRFSr. 1 7 east Fourteenth street, New York.
de l5-Sa,Su& W3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

ADMISSION TO FAIR at Armory Hall only
ten cents. Attractive programme every
night at Olympic Far.
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EucOsnnarullle.

Just received. five new styles OF Mems
Sack suits. They are all wool, and SO !,
the price. Msft Store, 9l2 Main street.
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Attention Is called to the Christmas ad-
ycrtisemrnt in another column Of The
Clothing Palace. No. 1901 Main street. It
will be to the advantage OF parties desiring
goods in that line TO give them a call.
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THE HANDsoMEsr TOILET SET ever In Rich
mond. L. well as thousands OF other articles. can
be seen AT RANDOLPH & ENGLfsiIs,
1902 and 1904 Main street.
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MatentCsS.

When you pass our way look at our $40
OyercoatS; they a.e the incest and cheapest
garments we have ever handled. Misit
Store, 9l2 Main street.
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Only 10, 10, and - cents to hear GeaSon's
lecture and see his performing horses to-
night at the Theatre.
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FANCY GOODS.

fine TERRA-CoTTA HORSE reduced rom sI5
fine inc DRESDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
l fine DRfsDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
from $40 To s3;
ane Inc DkEsDEX WREATH MIRROR reduced
l dae DnEsDEX WREATH MIRROR reduced
1 nae DREsDEN CARD LEAF reduced from
/ n1e DREsbEN CARD LEAF reduced from 50
Gne DRESDEN CARD LEAF reduced from
s2.5Otos 81;
l fine TRiPLK-PLATED SQUARE CAKE BAs-
KET reduced from Sl2 10 $3.50:
pair elegant TAINTED PARIAN FIGURES re-
duced frcm e17 20 S12:
pair elegant BlSC FIGURES reduced from sl5
l pair elegant BIsC FIGURES reduced from $40
1 pair TERRA-CoTTA FIGURES reduced from
1 pair TERRA-COTTA FIGURES reduced from
pair ig BRtoNzE PITCHERS reduced from sI2 to
/ pair BRONZE FIGURES reduced from sl2 to
l pair i SILVER AND GOLD PITCHERS reduced
from SS 10 T6:
Gfty-six pieces TEA SET reduced from 80 to
. Gfty-six pieces TEA SETS, French China, re-
duced from 50 10 81; -...,
l o pairs BANDED CHINA CUSPADOREs re-
duccd from az 10 Sl.5O:
4 BUSTS FINE CLAY reduced from 50 to l.5O; /;
, BtJSTS FINE CLAY reduced from SO TO SO;
80 TAPESTRY MATS reduced FROM 75c. 10 60c.;
FINE WRiTlNG-DESks reduced from Sl2 10
SO:
FINE wRlTING-DEsKs reduced from 50 to
$3.50:
8 FINE WRITING-DEsKs reduced from $3.50
. MAHOGANY wRITING-DEsKs reduced from
SO to 81:
. WORK-BOXES reduced from $3.50 10 $3.50;
3 TURKEY MOROCCO ALBUMS reduced from
$3.50 10 So;
4 TURKEY -MoROCCO ALBUMS reduced from
~ To $500:
l TURKEY morocco ALBUM reduced from
! TuRKEY-MoRoCCO ALBUM reduced from
S6 toss:
2 FL ORAL DECOR hTED ALBUMS reduced
from $3.50 To $3.50;
] TURKEY MOROCCO ALBUM reduced from
$3.50 To $3.50;
6 6TURKEY-MOROCCO ALBUMS reduced from
S3 to 50 80;
from $3.50 TO 81:
81 90 75c.;
I6 NECK-CHAINS reduced from 81. so to 75c.
II SCARF-PINS, RANGING in price from SOC. TO
$l.50. all reduced to 25c.
CIAL CHRISTMAS GOODS that will he sold al
ge am assortment of DESIRABLE GOODS rs AT
STEVENS, sos east Broad street.
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A SLIGHT CoLD, II neglected. often attacks the
lungs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TgOCHks gives
sure and Immediate relief. Sold only In boxes.
Price % cents.
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OLYMPIC FAIR open every night until
December -. Vote for your doctor for
the S3OO phaetOn.
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Two kicking horses at the Theatre to-
night. Don't fail 10 hear Gleason lecture
on the horse.
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Cards.

Immense card display. Cards at half
price. Frnged cards from Be-. up al 90S
Main street.
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SMOKE

ANOTHER REDUCTION in Xmas Cards at l.
LEwls's Is worth of Card, AZ 81.
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Professor Gleason and his wonderful
trained horses. Don't fail TO see the
trained horses at the Theatre tonight.
Admission, 10. 10. and % cents.
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New City Hall.

secret, and it is not known what determi-
nation was arrived at
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

F.. n. COOK. 10 A. NJ, at Richmond Bazaar,
horses. mulcs, e..
FRANK ID. Hill. & Co. IL ". building lots ON
Pine street, two squares from Monroe PARK.
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S2O WILL Buy

800 WILL Buy
A Fine English or French Diagonal Fur Bezveror
Frosted Beaver 0yercOat,
4 Granite, Worsted. or fine Cashmere Dress suit.
The above are only few of the Inany other
styles which can be found at our establishment.
No better or more useful present can be desired
than either of the above. All pockets and all
tastes can be suited from such an abundance and
variety Of Clothing for mems and boys wear.
THE ONR-PRICE CLOTHING PALACE.
1901 MAIN STREET, CORNER THIRTEENTH.
\. STHAUS < son.
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Bargains.
Whore To Buy Chrisfmas cards.

We have Mems OyercOats e -. =, =
md 50. MiSut Store, 9l2 Main street.
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Most OF our readers have thought very little Of
the fact that. in thc exud tion they see clngng 10
the sweet-gum tree IN the hot summer months
there Is principle that IS considered the most
powerful stimulating eNpect0rlnt known. They
have no doubt ihoufht les OF the fact that IN The
mullcin-pant seen D. the olt-ields Is a mucilsgi-
nous substance that acts spc thing demulcent
the iuGlmed surfIccs of the lungs, and which has
attracted the attention II the medical world in
consequence II IT. wonderful effects on c0nsump-
ton. Whom these thing. are considered lt is not
surprising that "Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mulleiu,' the great panacea for
Coughs. Group, Whooplng-C ougf, and all Bron-
chial Afe tlons, Is proving such a toon u those
suffering.
For sale by all leading druggists al 2jc. and tl
per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta,
Ca, proprietor of raylor's Premium Cologne.
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WHAT ~ WILL DOT WILL BUY YoU
A Chinchilla Overcoat in blue. black. or brown,
A 6enteel Ulsterette.
A Durable Business Suit.
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A MODERN JUPITER LETS TIIUN-
DER AND LIGHTNING LOOSE
IN OUR STOCK
AND MAKES ELECTRlFYING PRICES.
ABATTERY OF BARGAINS OPENS on YOU.
THE SHOCK OF
Low PRICES WILL NOT HARM YOU,
$3.50, s., AND SO FOR
MEMS WINTER OVERCOATs,
TIE LIKE OF WHICH WERE NEVER SEEN
FOR so LITTLE MONEY.
HALF COST FOR A BIG LOT
OF
MEMS CUSTOM-MADES SUITS.
SHORT TALK THIS FOR so BIG a sUBJFCT.
MlSFIT STORE,
dcl4-3t 9l2 Main street.
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SMOKE
Goddln & Tribbctt's &C. & T.,
GOddin & Trlbbett's Love Ne,
Goddln & Tnbbeit's 90,
,urgo.
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TO INVEST tls To THE BEsr ADVANTAGE BUY'
A Worsted. Diagonal, or Melton Oyercoat.
Very Fine Cassimere Ulsteretie,
Prince Albert coat and Vest VERY hnel.
A splendid Dress suit.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS, selected from the principal
manufacturers and importers On the country.
Some beautiful hand-painting on satin.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
1902 aud l30i Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

FoUR-YEARs-oLD kESrUcKY WHIsKEY the 1
In the state for $3.50 per gilonl at CHRISTIAN
& WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

FOR IS YoU CAN EUY
A Whitney Beaver Oyercoat,
Bows or Chlldren's ovorcoat.
A Good Boys suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

[FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

FOR tl5 YOU CAN PURCHASE
Granite or Chlnchilla Overcoat,
Chnchillz or Cashmere Ulsterette
A Cheviot Business or Dress suit.
Cashmere Business or Dress suit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15
rHF DISPATCH

JSFfCL AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15

FOR $40 YOU CAN PURCHASE
An All-Wool Ulsterette.
A Cashmere Oyercoat.
A Fine Boys suit,
An All-Wool Business-Sui,
WITH t12 YoU CAN BUY
An Flysian Beaver 0vercoat.
Nob6y Ulstereite,
4 Business or Dress suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-15
A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

Love NJ and g. & T. are new brands II cigars
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