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why He Was Not Liked.

Houston tTeX. Post.
A travelling preacher has been telling he peO-
pie of Fort Worth something about things in
heaven. His sermon was rather cOldly received
because he said that all will be treated alike in
heaven, and his enumeration supposed to
include the citizens of Dallas.
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Assignment at Colnmhns.


Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
COLUMBUS, Dec. III. @ A. Newsom, prom
nent farmer and Greenback politician, has
made an assignment for the benefit of creditors.
Liabilities, about $50. 900; assets, $4,000.
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The police commissioners held a meeting last
evening for the purpose of deciding to what
extent they will enforce the saloon laws in the
future, hut adjourned without reaching any de-
termination. No date has been fixed for their
next meeting
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. A. ".
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valtey-Partly
cloudy weather, local rains, warmer southwest
erly winds, veering to colder nOrthwesterly
falling followed by rising barometer
For the Upper Lake Reglon-Generally cloudy
clearing weather, northwesterly Winds rising
barometer.
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Buffers boom is ended, and do not think there
is any chance for the Democrats repeating the
blunder of S72 and taking up with Butler,
though we cannot tell what bIuuders they may
cOmniL."
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that food is not passed to her through the night
The case is attracting very general attention.
She is a ward of Charles Pearce.
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ILLINOIS.
How Mr.. horace Scared the Boys and Killed
His Brother.

How Mr.. horace Scared the Boys and Killed
His Brother.
Special to the Indianapolis JOurnaa.
PARIS, Dec. 17.-Tnree brothers named horace
and Winson Guffin, Ben. McLaufIn and Lee May
nard made an agreement to go to a neighbours
house and steal apples from an apple hole in the
garden. As they were going, Sandford horace
said lie would go back home and get his shotgun.
The others proceeded, and were standing near
the apple hole when Sanford horace approached
in the dark. and, as he said, to have some fun
and scare the boys, fired both barrels of his gun,
intending to shoot ABOVE them, but the contents
of the gun hit the parties Wesley horace. a
lad of sixteen, was killed almost instantly, and
was buried yesterday. Alfred horace was badly
wounded in the hip, Winson Guffn was shot
In the wrist. Ben. MeIaufin was shot in the
leg. SandfOrd horace is almost wild with grief,
because of the killing of his brother. The cor
oner held an inquest, and verdict was found
substantially as indicated above.
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AUCTION SALES.
HUNT & MCCURDY, REAL ESTATE ANT
General Aucuoneers. So e. Washington st.

A UCT1ON SALE-OF FINE NEW FURNI-
IA tuTe. We will sell, on Thursday morning,
Dec. 20, at 10 o'clock, at our saesroom, No. SO
East Washington street, a large and beautiful
collection OF elegant fine new furniture, consist
ing OF II magnificent parlor suites, embracing
SILK plush, embossed plush, spun silk, raw silk
hair cloth and other coverings; marble-top wal
nut sldeboards. marble-top bedroom suites with
French plate mirrors; 80 splendid patent rock
ers, In plain plush, embossed plush spun silk
raw silk, hair cloth and other coverings; IL
large marbletOp center tables, very elaborate
carvings, etc. These goods are all fresh from
one OF our prominent manufacturers. compelled
to adopt this method to raise money. and afford
suitable and beautiful holiday presents. They
are now open for inspection. Terms cash. Sale
positive. HUNT & MCCURDY, Auctioneers
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FAANIED-NURSE GIRL-CARE FOR TWO
w children; must have reference. Gail New
Denis0n Hotel, room l05, to 10 o'clock M,
l TO ., IN.
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w ANTED- THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w In the West. the Weekly Indiana state
journal. One dollar per year.
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STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
A Prominent Citizen Indicted for
Falsifying His Assessment List.
BEGINNING of the Kennedy Trial at Shelby
ville-The Day Spent in EndeavOring
to Secure Jury,
An Illinois Man Who Scared the
Boys and Killed His Brother.

Progress of the Bond Trial at HiIlsboro-A
General Feeling that the Prosecution
Is Making Good Case.
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NAT ANIED-TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE OF
w five or six rooms. convenient to Mass. ave.
depot. Possession not ed TIL Feb. l, 1854.
Address j. n. p, journal office
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WANTED.

EKTANTED-ALL THE PEOPLE TO GET
w prices at the Lion Shoe Store Is l.. Wash
ingtOn street. r. NJ. COSBY.
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w Will send 75c l Will send Is recipes that
cost me on an average 81 each. II. ZIEGLER,
ga Ihird avenue. New York CITY.
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M ANTED-3,500 LABORERS ON u s.
w government works in the sunny South
Good wages and steady work Transportation
very low. Apply at once to QUfN IL Co, 44l.
Louisiana street.
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M MISUNDERSTANDING, RELIABLE MEN
w to sell Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubs, Roses,
etc. Salaries and expenses paid Experience
not essential. Mention this paper Address
LEClARE IL HEHRICK Brighton, N. Y.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
Nl of city aud farc property in Indiana and
OHIO. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, 81 East
Market street.
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Nos. 81 and SO E. Maryland Street.
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beauty.
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BRYCE'S BAKERY.

HERCULES POWDER THE SAFEST AND
i strongest powder in the world. Powder,
Caps. Fuse. and all tue tools tor Blasting SJunlpS
kent by Q. Il. JENNIE, sole Agent, 20 South
PeDnsylv anIa street
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MONEY SAFELY INVESTED PERSONS DE-
ll string to make Investments will do ii. to
call upon us. We have some choice securities,
including first mortgages on real estate and
county bonds. Ais0, some bargains in farm and
city property. THOS. c. DAY 81 CO., ~ East
Market street.
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Time Bar. Irh. Hum. Wind Weather. R'ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-14
A yfrgtnian Robbed I'm tho street.


G.. III. Baxter and his brother. b. +. Bax-
ter. of Richmond. Va, have been guests at
the Grand Central Hotel since last satur-
day. &. III. Baxter, who has been indulg-
ing himself in the designations OF the city,
on Thursday night lost several hundred
dollars. n valuable gold watch and cham,
and diamond scarf-pin. lie called ~ po-
lice headquarters last night and told his
story TO Sergeant Mclaughlin. OF the De
tective Office, and detectives were detailed
10 investigate the case.
Mr.. Baxter was prevented from making
a statement 10 Tribune reporter by the
advice Of his friends; but he told the clerk
Of the hotel at which he Is living that on
Thursday night he was walking along Lex
ington avenue, near T"enty-elghth street.
when he was set upon by party OF RUIZ
fans who commanded him TO turn his peck
cts inside out. lie refused with considera-
bic energy and attempted TO draw a revolt
yer, when he was Knocked down and
robbed Of the money and iewelry men,
toned. They stole his shoes also, and he
was compelled 10 walk TO his hotel without
them.
The hotel clerk said that Mr.. Baxter had
entered the hotel at an early hour with his
clothing torn and muddied and his body
severely bruised. His pockets had evil
IDENTITY been riled, for there was nothing
in them. He passed the remainder OF the
night under the care OF physician, and
was i'll from his injuries and the shock he
received when he went TO police head
quarters.
Both brothers are mechanical engineers.
and il is understood are members Of well
known families i'm Richmond.
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Richmond ~ "a Market.

We take the following from m article on
Richmond which appears in the Abingdon
Virginidn:
We must be pardoned for 50 frequently
referring TO Richmond rs city 81 growth
and enterprise. is borders are rapidly
extending. and it, merchants, most OF
whom are firm and staple, are Offering in
ducemcnts for the Southwest trade. Can
any one doubt her right TO the trade OF
Virginia towns and counties? Does she
not sell goods as low as any other city,
and is not freight from Richmond TO any
point on or near the Norfolk and Western
railroad the main road through the South
west. n little less than from any other COM
mercal city? We confess that the freight
charges ought to be less, but they cannot be
lesscned by ordering goods from other
places.
Richmond is the mother OF many South
west people, and many sons OF the South
west have found pleasant, comfortable, and
profitable homes within her borders. Her
people are part and parcel OF the grand
old State (Nirginia). and they love their
State and the people. Then why should
not merchants throughout her entire limits
patronize this large commercial market,
the metropolitan city and the capital Of the
Old Dominion
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Rare Editions Of Shakespeare.
New York Times. ]


4 murInur OF excitement was created
Yesterday during the sale Of the Cooke H.
brary, at Clinton Hall. when the auctionccr
announced that the four folio editions Of
Shakespeare works of 1923, 1852, 1864. and
1856 had been reached. and in very
mat,er-of-iact way asked for 4 bid OF
$4,000 for the LOT. Immediately four
heads nodded in reply, and lively
contest was begun for the ownership Of
the rare volumes. BY bids OF from 800 to
SO the offer rapidly rose to s. 800, when
the bidding lulled. the price becoming too
high for some. The lot was finally knock
ed off to Mr.. II. b. Lane, who represented
Mr.. }. W. Bouton. OF this city, for -, 800.
The volumes are most valuable ones, and
IT was expected that they would bring
more than they did. That Of 1923 is Of
the first folio edition OF Shakespcare's
plays, OF which only 80 copies were
printed. Only 10 copies are now in
this country and - in England. The bind
ings of the four volumes are exceeding
ly handsome, being done, rs shown hy the
original bill, which appears with the vol
umeS, by +. Bedford, for G1jj. Among
the other rare books disposed Of yesterday
was IIalliwell's folio edition OF Shake
speare, OF 1858, TO Yale College. for $500;
a gallery Of ShakespeaIian engravngs,
5000, to Yale, and Shakespeare, edited by
Richard Grant White, to Providence Athe-
nTtm, for Sl2j.
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Two Swiss officers who were sent 10 Sa-
yOy 10 ascertain whether the report was
true that the French were erecting fortifi-
cations there report that several military
works have been constructed in the ncu-
tralized portion OF that territory. The
Government OF Switzerland will therefore
make an energetic protest against this
breach OF treaty engagements.
Robert Morrison, IN international claim
agent, who occupied handsome quarters in
Pittsburgh, has suddenly disappeared.
leaving numerous creditors behind. Per-
sons from New Castle, Penn, New Cum.
herland, W. Va, and Steubcnyille, O., are
victims in sums ranging from 500 TO
81 200, and others who trusted claims TO his
management are still to be heard from. II
is believed that he has gone TO Boston.
Cardinal McCabe has issued pastoral
letter, in which he says that owing TO the
Justice and good sense OF modern STATES
men many former educational grievances
have ben redresSed, but much remains Ia
be done II Catholics are 10 be placed on 4
level with other denominations i'm this re-
spect. He says he does not ask for his
! people the slightest privilege As against
others, but only equality and justice.
A French justice has curious case TO
sei'ie: a butcher was about to pay a dro-
yer lVo francs, when the note fell into a
uisi' OF gravy. The butcher snatched il up
aud was waving ii in the air to drv it,,
"heh tue droyer's dog made spring at if
aud swallowed the precious morsel. The
putcher claims that the drover's doc has
collected the debt, and the Justice for weeks
mas Nalnly been seeking for a law or prece-
dent for such Il case.
"A dispatch from Dodge CITY. Kansas
/ says: "A double murder was commi,,ai
] mere Monday. Bill Smith, cololed man
VINO kept a low WhiSkey den. had some
trouOIe with Harrison Hillman. also col.
orcd, ana shot him, the ball enterino his
I stomach and passing through his body
AS liiilman fell he grappled Smith
Wrenched his pistol from him and fired
blowing Smiths brains out. He then
reloaded the pistol and fired two more hall
mo smiths body, after which he fell back
dead - ''VN
The TriJuae'S Fargo special SAYS
While on the Willard excursion The
daughter Of Secretary Teller missed her
trunk AT Helena, which was said TO con-
tam $4,000. Alexander Mckenzie. sheriff
at bismarck was employed 70 work nm
the case. To-day he had five men arrest
eo' 'hree at Jamest0wn-twO named Adams
anu one McGraw-and two ut saltwater
sinn.' one son Of A, Staples, the mil.
hohaire lumberman. Mckenzie passed
east tonight with acquisitions for those In
saltwater. The first clue 10 the nerties
was oota'ned from variety actress in |
Montana who displayed a line fan and
handkerchief, the latter OF which had Mi
Tel!er's name on it, ''''" '''''
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La the siseping.C Car from ch,...o

a lady sal with her only child:
Inc poor lltie fellow was almost wild
,,e was making noise Ike a circus band.
fo' hoffiDie ieion WAS On his hand.
hgpiet old man remarked 10 The mother
MINK We can stop this pain and bother.
=. I've bottle OF PAfN-kILLLR here $ said IA,
Ana think II will cure him--iet us see.''
lie poured some drops on moissned rag.
Ahd wrapped the feion rs II Ia bag:
Ana room the suffering child was calm
AS INC voice VI 4 summer evening psalm.
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LOST, srRAYED. AND FOrHO.

| OST OR MISLAID, TWO NEGO-
Il TABLE NOTES. both dated October Is.
1883. signed by Gcrvss Storrs aud endorsed by
George h. Crutchtcld for 1880 and $3.50 r.
specttyely. All persons are cautioned NOT To- rec
cciyC them. payment Ia, been stopped. liberal
reward Will Dee PAID II left 10 our Office.
STORRS & CO.,
oc l4-ltF No. lui Virginia street.
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GO1 ANp fn3 EnnAI
Advertisement on first page.

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ment.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
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Late Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. October 14-l:2l "A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair weather
in The contemplation, local rains followed
by clearing weather in the northern por-
ton, southwestcrly shifting 20 northwest
erly winds, falling followed 10y rising ba-
rometcr. and stationary temperature IN the
southern portion. slight fall OF temperature
in the northern portion.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
fair weather. winds mostly westerly, falling
barometer In the northern and stationary
barometer In the southern portion, station
ary or slight fall OF temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was sultry and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ. 13 ;
"a. NJ. so; noon. SO; L. NJ. 81; Il.
M. 49,; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, ~.
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CARPETS. RIGS. CURTAINS. &c.

CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTIIS.-I am
" now receiving INV fiI stock Of CARPETS
OF All gradcs: DRGGGEIT>, RIG>. MATS, &c:
OiL-CLOTlIS and LINOLEIM OF all grades aud
widths: LACE and DAMASk CURTAINS. COR
NICE and POLES. SHADES, HOLLANDS. 81.
PAPEE-HANGlNG of Tho latest style. All or
der promptly attended %. \. JENNINGS.
No. 1871 Main street. Richmond, Vi.
Nc Am
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AUCTION sALEs MONDAY.

l.. POWERS. =. W., choice cahbagos.
JNo. f. LAUGHTON, JE., 10 \. NJ furniture
groceries. sc.
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AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
BY Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agent. and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street,


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or THE REAL ESTATE OWNED BY
MRS r.. n. WlITlNGHAM, DECEASED. SIT
UATED on BROAD AND CARY STREETS
AND LOCUST ALLEY. IN THE CITY OF
RlCHMOND.-By virtue Of decree OF the Cham
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered on
commissioners appointed for the purpose. Will sell
by auction. on the premises, ~ the dsics and IN
the order named, the following REAL ESTATE
all under good rentals ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1888.
commencing At O'Clock +. ", the TWO BRICK
TENEMENTS, Nos. 7O5 and 700. on the south
side Of Cary street between seventh and Eighth
streets. containing six rooms each. fronting eigi-
teen feet each. Aud Immediately thereafter the
Cary Just below Eighth street, containing four
rooms and fronting twelve feet.
OS THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1883,
DWELLING No. u. on Locust alley, containing
ten rooms. besides Kitchen two rO,msl, and r,nt-
Ing for t35 per month.
And on the same day. M 400 o'clock Z. M.. We
will sell the FRAME TENEMENT so. l54~.
fronting fourteen feet one and half incbt.. on
Broad street Just above tho Chesapeake and Ohio
depot. This property Is renting Wei and paving q
handsome interest on Tire prices at which 20 may
De sold.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve.
aud eighteen months. for negotiable uoto,. with d
per cent. interest added from day of s1lc tlp ile
retained until the whole purchase-mUucy is paid
and conveyance ordered by The Court.
r. H. Mcguire.
EDMUND WhDDILL. in.
special Commissioners.
sale hy FRANK u. HILL & CO., Ausuonoors
Oc IA
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DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION IN
II RICHMOND.
HEADQUARTERS N THE PIEDMONT
BUILDING. NORTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN AND NINTH
STREETS.
Telephone NO.. 344.

JUL y. NFt ! = 7 TVlI-UTIT.
W u. CHESTERMAN. Secretary.
SUFERlNIENDENH PRESIDENTS or
OF WARDS. WARD CLUBS.
MARSHALL Nard-N.S. eutlett.. Henry MetZgcr.
Rooms az Clubhouse
Tweny-ifth street.
Jefferson Nard-N. W. WOod.....W. VI TurpiG'
1904 Main street,
-. Charles Hotel.
tluf-r0Oms.
Piedmont building
Monroe Ward-II. NJ smith. Jr....H. VI. Smith..r.
Club Headquarters
2Og east Main.
Jackson Ward-W. Jas Epps...... Ward hradqnlr-
90 tcrs. corner Fourth and JACK son
Clay Nard-P. ;. Derbyshire. .....P. : Derbyshire
Headquarters
,--,,,,,. -, 10 ". Broad.
Ao- TIE SUPERINTFNDENTS OF WARDS
or PRESIDENTS OF CLUBS ARE THE PUOPFU.
fEkeoNs TO APPLY TO FOR INFORMATION WITH
RhGAhD TO TRANSFERS, REGISTRATION. &c.
sc 29-lm
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, l00E2
Il ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND ON L.
the Williamsburg and Central turuplkc.a part of
llarrison's WIycry tract about one mile from
tho city. VIII Dee sold - whole or divided. APP
ply o. CRU BIS < APPEkSON,
Oc ll1f172l24G2S Real Estate Agents.
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WRAPS, DoLMANs,JAcKETs SACQUEs. CRcU-
LAgS.-A large stock Just received a. y. & +. NIT
TELDORFER's.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ
the DISPATCH IEINTING-liOUSE. Good work,
low prices. and ti.faction guaranteed.
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DARN OF EIGHTN-ONE ACRES g&
L ON THE WESTifAM ROAD THREE u
AND 4 HALF TO FOUR NlLFS WEST or
RICHMOND FOR SALE OR RENT.-Tms LIT
TIE FARM. located As above, i'm nediAtcly oppo-
site The beautiful cottage OF Captain A. ". CARRIER,
j. Tor sale long credit 1t very reasonable price,
or would be rented forueNt wear 10 careful tenant
20 q reasonable rate. There is about 80 To 80
ACRES on OPEN LAND oi fair quality. as the
crops will show. Il hls = SMALL DWELLING
containing three rooms besides Kitchen. barn. e..
II has on il : pretty good orchard and vineyard,
now I'M fnll bearing. Apply ~ once to
W.GODDIN son.
oc l2-3t Real Estate Agents.
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READ d. IS +. MITTELDoRFERs new adyertls
mcnt.
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a Counferfcitfng scheme Ripped I'm
the Hud.

ORDERING OVER 100000 or Rad MONEY
AND ARRESTED WHILE WHITING TO HIS
WIFE now TO DISPOSE or THE GOODS"
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IS TIE HOUSE-CLEANING SEASON
~ is Al hand hou~ekccpcrs Will do well ~ send
I'm their orders for CARPET-CLEANINGa 81 once.
Carpets cleaned 10y This process are warranted
cleaner than done In any other manner. and with
out injury To the finest fabric.
Also, STE NJ DIElNG and CLEANING IN all
Its branches. MRS. 4. j. PYLE.
y 12-aOdiDe6 3l4 north FIN street
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CUMAC! SUMAC! SUMAC!

If you want the HIGHEST PRICE. the liEANI-
EST WEIGHTS. the QUICKEST RETURNS. the
BEST BAGS ~ pack In. correspond with WAR
NER MOORE, ShOckoe Mills, foot Of seventeenth
street, Richmond, Va, before you sell
=. ln.fnr1s
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GONE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
- CAN RE PURCHASED or is. Euycr> are
invited 30 call and get copies Of our TWO GAIA
LOGIFS or CITY AND COUNTRY PRO
PERTY. Just pabli-hci for free distribution.
N. STAPLES 2 CO.,
~ the Ola stand, l lO3 Main street.
0c 7-lood2wfw2t