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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

The perpetual clock, which has
been running iii Brussels for a year
without stopping OF being touched
draught of air through a tube which
operates Oh a tan connected with the
machinery. The draught is made To pass
upward through the tube 10y eNr losing
it to the heat of sun.-Savannah NtrS.
Mr.. Charles Crabtree. who was re-
ported missing from Durham. has been
heard from. He was in Wilmington al
last accounts. and was expected at
home soon.--The building Of the
bridge across Neuse river, near Clayton,
Johnston county. has been awarded to
Mr.. Ellis, au,i ha has secured the SER
vices oi Messrs. Weir X Whitelnw, OF
tbs city. In huild thc large rock pillars.
- l%isf'of,
Frank Bangs. the popular Virginia
actor. and the greatest ltrqiniHs on the
| stage. IS married at last. He took unto
himself for wife. Oh the 4th inst, at
Plymouth church. Brookiyn. from tie
hand of Henry Ward Beecher. the fair
Agnes Leonard, an actress Of ote and
beauty. whose real name was Mrs. La
trrove ny a former marriage, This lady
was the daughter of the late OF Mr..
Singer. Of sewing-machine fame, and
inherited a fortune of 100000 from her
father. We congratulate Bangs on his
new-tound happiness aud prosperity.
The odd Conted. stager' has struck
oil at last.-State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

Wilson Alrnace: The celebration Of st.
Johns Day on 10Th of Jane promises TO
be a very enjoyable occasion. - Mrs.
Fannie llIne, has presented the pi~ciples
chuich with two beautiful chandeliers
Tins Is a generous gitt.-Wc we're
shocked and PANIED yesterday morning
to hear that Rev. II. a. Wales Pt-tor
of the Presbyterian Church ii To bore
and Wilson, had died in Tarboro.
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kINoToN liens. ri hc excursion fdt
Baptist and Methods SUNDAY .so +.
SnIthield to X Is On .aitIyusc 10
Mayor I zzeli deu,er,i the 4Qt - /,
welcome. aui preside during fIe r-
ci>eS. Frank y Daniels. + ~ 81 dds
taro, delivered al ,xe. .ua tl.lrc on
the relation otthe Sunday School ID TIT,
publc school. lie is perfectly at home 81
such occasions, a. well a. az TIE b4.. II.
va, followed - improhpfu addresses by
Keys. ". &. Cannon aud + Z Orti-.
AMI Mr. Allen, Of Raleigh
The trustees oI the kiustou Graded
School elected Prot. L +. Claxton. 81
the Goldsboro Graded School, principal.
The first assistant ; place i yet untitled.
The Misses Cynthia Tull, Clara \. Dixon,
Ame.la W ~hltehurst were elected a. teach
ers.
Thursday r. James Hatch was kicked
by a horse at Mr.. Lassiter's stables on
both legs, and falling towards the horse
was struck square In the forehead. IL
was a narrow escape bur jim is gay and
happy still.
Mr.. Charles Johnson, of Pitt. was turn
ing a corner and thrown from hi, buggy,
receiving several very painful wounds.
His brother, DIR. Hardy johnson. and
DIR. Wood, gave the necessary attention.
Quite a crowd Of men from different
counties assembled Friday night in Kin.-
ton for the purpose OF lynching Clifford
Soon, the negro accused Of autraginr
Mrs. Jones. From some cause they dlf
not succeed, and to save him he was
taken to Goldsboro Jail saturday,
htu~ton correspondence Nesscnge5.
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Toisnot Home: We learn that the
lightning struck the stables of Mr.. Sc
born Farmer. Of this county. last Friday
and killed a fine horse and mule. Mr..
Farmer had recently bought the horse
for which he paid a big price.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

Dress aud address. say, the Boston
Irarei,y comprise the science 1T life.
especially Or Women They form that
lndlspeu a. social science whose prag
teal intiu pervad,s daily life. 4
womans d. e. not by any means end
with her app, tnce. bu; it certainly be
gins there. Mrs. Madi>nn's rule tt re-
member yourself j. your dressing room
ard forget yourself in the drawing-room
is con leusation Of the ethics Of the
toilet. 1t i indeed a woman, duty t.
be beautiful If she can. anc pleasing If
she cannot be beautiful. Nor is it alt
gether a matter beyond control. Care III
the toilet, thoughtiulnesS about tn IL
iects Of costumes, Is far more lererm+n
iDg than the o|riainal cndowmeuts OF ma
ture. No woman neeu give herself ~
as a hopeless case Health is tn iir>r
requisite. Good taste and care d. the
rest.
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G~rLn~BoEo MESSENGER lTThS.-
Nj, Fannie pend.r left last week TOR
New York to enter the renowned art
school, ~Cooper's Institute, in that city
At.rr finishing her course there Mrs
Fannie expects to spend some time IN the
arr >ehouis oil hurope. She is already
Very ur irirnt III The profession oi her
81 .u.. Wis. Chapman schcn' f"r
..l.e Ia. i-~ closed .l>t Friday. We are
sry IT, Earn that Rev. pr and Mrs.
t.4rmaa c.utempiate moving to Ashe
Vi t. as,l making tha' place their rcrma
a.at home. They vii be missed in this
Is "%-uui;y, whsrr they have been Of
f aat herct.. a. ei"-,rer~ Of young la
q -.Nv regret tat tie Methodist
p~ag~Is-- "a: 81 ,a III was Destroyed by
FIRE oa Thursday Light last. No insu-
ra4ec.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

HINGE Brothers aud White marufac-
turing chemists of phi'aIeluhia. .rc
public beneiactor, By the'r Introduction
into this country Of pheuol Sodlaue. the
marvellous remedy for SO many ills and
injuries that mar and beast are subject
to.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY

has been used with signal success m
consumption Of the lungs, conservative
night sweats, splitting Of blood, shortness
OF breath, weak lungs. coughs, bronchitis.
aud kindred affections of throat ard
chest. Sold by druggists
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SCnOOE

#IlL july o.. Sd.
# Friday morning. Address BY presi.
&teut. Capt. NJ. {. ). Noble.
Friday afternoon. What are the best
dams os trading and teaching country
..I-. Prof. f. II. Moses.
D-.a--.Ju by Or Il. III. Lewis and
others.
Importance and plans Of organizing
sauuty and township teachers a~ssocia-
Il au-. Rev. i. Il. Law.
General discussion.
What does the Teachers work embrace:
D.. \. W. Mangum. ID. ID.
saturday morning. Industrial educa-
eat.ou-B. +. Grady.
Discu~>ion-Mai. Robt. Bingham.
Election OF new officers. Miscella-
nous business. JoHN DUCKETT.
Oh. En-. Com.
b. W. HATCHER. Sec'y.
Alta meeting of the senior class OF
Nake Forest College. the following
Gentlemen were elected for the class
Exercises, May &, 1854. Orotor: Mr..
Iennie j. Broughton. Historian, Mr..
Nv. :. Royal, of South Carolina. Pro-
,Lat. Mr.. j. {. Smith, Of Durham.
Ioet. MIR. IL. b. Pope. OF Robson.
President. Mr.. W. V. Savage. OF Muir
freeSboro.
This class numbers II, more than any
othcr class has numbered in the history
81 the college.
Affinity COLLEGE Commencement,
b. {. Beckwith D. Raleigh spoke to tie
theme of ~Iudiv.duahty. Alhcrt.An-
dersom of Wake spoke on BLOOD
hounds" w. ). Clarke of Arson on
Men Grow in Crises W. J. EXum
o. Wilson on--Our Home Ensuing.
D. was announced that the ''Scno ar
ship" medal. heretofore given by Dr.
tr4veu. would DE continued by Maj.
, 5Ijau :. Carr.
At the Trustee meeting Rev. NJ. l..
Wood was elected the new President
b. Trinity. Rev. j.. +. Bagwcll, and
Iev. j. +. IIeitman were elected Pro-
te-,ors.
The University is to have a new
Ind larscr chapel. Professor Coble has
accepted an assistant proiessorship.
Monroe EDq"irer-ErpresS: Little
Stauly. besides a number of GOOD neigh
. -
.,.. ,uI p;r
- a,l y,,u-iu y-,u.r ood
.I.I f. ,,,,. int thov GRO vau .,,
..T a,.f ,.,. ham. .sln,fo,,s n,o,L.
-
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s'"''. IN o'''7''
A'''''S'''' q ~ "'' ''Se'
81
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l. ...T.. ,t.. r..Fu. ~.
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un.,on. NV wi
Tl. ~r,l.J-,orv addros , Ia
4, ,T.,t.u nj 49, p..n,
Tha r,,,fr,,.. - ~
r-..l-r. "a Ionas " = MARSHALL.
H.. la.r,.n q Rrfy,.. En,-
f. v-.f..rs. y n-,.or HI ron-
H. Markham WI o-borna I'll
N.,uo,. AL.a,r from ma dutv dur:no
..L. ,.,.t ,,.u,-R III,roord Mat
-. " nliye ,b..nt from, no
Linz d5rf.,,, the n,.t two ve,rs-C F
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u. 6. Surgeon Recommends.

DR.. j. NJ. q. Pheeton, is "a L. 5. Ex-
Surgeon, residing now at Bloomington,
Ind. The Doctor writes. TO say Il
recommend Samaritan Ncyrine b cause
it cures epilea>y.' Physicians, generally,
are its friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

y MURDER ~ FLoRIDA.-Sayannah.
June IA Tallahassee. F4a.. : e al
saws James Mcdaniel. one 81 The oldest
res dent, OF that city. WAS shot aud kill
ed on the street to-day hy john SIP
Der.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

THIRTY INTERPRETERS ATONE COURT.
-Galyc>guu. jane i4.-Court is now in
session ut Llano. and State troops have
been sent there 10 preserve the peace.
Thirty murdcrers are To be tried. Neri-
Gus II. uhle j. expected,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified a. Executor of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth FELTON, all persons having claims aga:ns
the estate VIII present them to me before 18th of
June, 1884, or this nCtice will be pleaded ii oar OF
recovery All perf0rs nd hted to tha a.ceasef
vii please CON, forward ma make F4yal- lt
NAirEk CHARM,
Ix'r. ri EI;lahath teItou.
Ra'ei2h, y e., Juae II, 1853.
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The huge, drastic, gripping. sickening
pills are fast being superseded by DR..
Pierce's "Purgative Pellets Sold by
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

EvERYRoDY's Pills" are not a
%i'aueut Meiia!ne. They are very much
lhe the Compound ia hartic Pill Of the
L 5 Phsrmacopia. They make a
mid and certain Carhartic act on the
liver aud bowels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-20

ENHEZZLEMENT BY y POSTMASTER.
I linton. June l4-Spence, the post
a4..I,ra' Ypsilanti. Michigan, was to-
"a. sled 1or embezZlins $1,000 OF
H"-toli,e money order funds.
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Capital stock. 49,. .....S-e,000
TOT
OFFICERS MAJ. j. G.. Vim
der. Pres T.; l. p. ~Itealt., Treas ;
julius Lewis. Esq.,(ot Julius Lew
is & Coz Daniel A. Waters, Esq /,
(of Goode & Waters, Phila }
Attorney-Gen. T. : keenan,; G.
H.. Beckwith, ESD, keyser, Direc-
tors.
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the deceaSed'S TOMB III AFRICA.
.Sure when thy gentle spirit ded
To realms above the azure dome,
With arms outstretcbed, Gods angel said:
welcome to heavens HoIae, Sweet Home.'
1t is a common impression that John
Howard Payne was a kind Of outcast !;
| the name of the author of Home. Sweet
Home. suggest to most minds the sad
and lonely tale of an unlucky and unfor-
| tunate existence; that THE poor man
| never had a home, and wrote those
touching lines while wandering, home
/ less and penniless, the streets OF Lon
dom" as | heard an intelligent lady say
only the other day. And yet TO Payne
was recorded more OF worldly success
| and rrnoTn Than falls 10 the lot of most
rnei. lie vas born 1n the 9Th 0t June,
/ E92-uinety one years AGO last Satur-
tily-at 80 Broad St. New York City.
of respectable parenlage. lie had a
home then. and a better one than Il
/ great many babies. At l3 years of age
he still had a home, and was publishing
a small paper called the Wespi0R Mr.
ror. He afterwards had a home at
/ Union COLLEGE. where his father sent
him TO school.
Young John early manifested IA dis
position to become IN actor. 1ud when
he was compelled 10 quit colles" by rea-
son of the financial reverses OF his faith
er, he embraced the opportunity to seek
the stage. This he did with so much
success that at the age of l. he made
his debut at the New York Park thea
tire. His success was assured from the
beginning. 1t was, in fact, immediate
and wonderful-so great that when he
went to BALTIC. and Phila. as much as
$50 was paid for a single seat by many
anxious to see him. He made the Eu'
| ropean tour successfully, making his
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Ehrisrnas fnr The PnOr.

The ladies OF the Young Women's Chris.
tian Temperance Union propose to give Il
dinner and have a Christmas-tree at Old
Market Hall on Thursday the 9th instant
for the benefit Of the poor of the city.
Presents for the children OF toys. mot
toes, books, confectionery, or anything that
will serve TO amuse or entertain them.
and of the more substantial articles of
food for the dinner, and clothing for all
ages, is solicited. Let the kindly disposed
as they pass among the great quantity Of
holiday goods displayed IN every part of
the city purchasing presents for favored
friends kindly remember the poor and
needy, and send something, however small,
for those who would otherwise be unre-
membered in this festive season.
Persons desiring to give will please send
word TO either Mr.. Clark. secretary Young
Mems Christian Association, Fourth and
Franklin streets; Mrs. Baker, Third and
Franklin streets; or Mrs. William H..
Peasants, 2510 Franklin street; or notice
where TO call for any article may be left at
either OF those places or at 1903 Main
| street.
The ladies' Of the City Mission have
| kindly rendered their services, and will
unite with them in this labor Of love.
| In order TO prevent imposition. tickets
| OF admission will be given, and no one adj
| mitted without one.
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Mrs. Ellen VI. Terry, secretary OF the
State Charities Aid Association OF New
York. gives most horrible description OF
the condition OF the insane paupers in the
county poOrhOuse OF that state. In per-
sonal inspection she found lunatics chained
in strong, close cells like OX-Stalls, the lack
OF suitable care taken Obliging this re-
course to constraint. In BrOome county
the bathing was done in the coa-ccllar, six
patients i'm the same water. which was then
saved TO wash the dirty clothing. In Che
mung county man had lam seventeen
years, only covered with a ragged quit, in
a drv-goOds box, with a bed OF straw. As
a general custom the insane in county poor
houses were kept in attics, and easements,
and outbuildings. They were filthy and
squaid, they lounged about in idleness in
shadeess court-yards, and little effort was
made to keep the sexes separate. She re-
comlnendS that insane wards in county
0oIhouseS be abolished, and that the in
sane should be cared for by the State in cot
tages OF moderate cost on the vacant lands
OF the present State Institution. Miss Terry
has resigned the secretaryship, being about
to be married.
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Rr.efs and Personals.

The Street-Car Company would consid-
erably improve It's revenues il 1t would in-
sist upon the car-drivers looking up and
down the cross-strccts as they pass them.
Some OF the drivers seem never TO be on
the lookout for passengers.
1t is understood that petition will be
shortly circulated for signatures praying
the General Assembly 20 give the people OF
this city, at the May election, the right to
vote on the question OF City Hall site.
Many members OF the Council are known
10 favor reference OF the subject to the
people.
The Senate is giving Auditor s. Brown
Allen the fullest sort OF an opportunity 10
defend his administration before he re-
tires from office.
The old City-Hall lot--if not TO be used
for the new City Halls looked upon as a
splendid site for a building for the stare
Library and Court Of Appeals. The STATE
could sell the Penitentiary-spring lot ana
old Sycamore church for nearly enough 10
put up n suitable structure TOT Tue pui-
poses mentioned.
The Eastcrn-Shore circuit was estab-
lishcd about eight years ago. GARRISON
was the first judge. When he resigned
Governor Holiday appointed Judge Gun
Ter pro tenn, and the last Legislature elect
cd Mr.. Fitchett to fill the unexpired term
OF Judge Garrison, which Is now nearly
out. The Democrats have nominated Judge
Gunter, and he will be elected for the iu'i
term of eight years.
G. w. ChampIin, New York Journalist,
arrived III this city last evening on board
the Roanoke, Of the Old Domion Line. He
will pass a few DAYS at the capital ana
thence proceed to Savannah.
Mr.. Charles Kelldr, employed at Mr..
Bromm's bakery, SIC east Marshall street,
was robbed OF gold watch valued at SO
last night. While he was at supper some
body stole his vest, in one pocket OF which
was the watch.
The Senate committee to whom the sub
iect was referred have instructed Mr.. Lo-
yenstein TO draw up bill ab0lishing the
office of General Agent and Storekeeper OF
the Pcnitentiarv.
The German brig Aradus, go tons, Cap
tain w. G.. Miller, from New York rid
Richmond, cleared for Brazil yesterday
with $50 barrels OF -four. valued at Sj,3l6,
shipped from Richmond. and merchandise
from New York. valued at Sj,7l6; total
value OF cargo, S1l ,092.
An alarm of tire yesterday evening was
caused by the partial burning OF kitchen
occupied by colored woman on the prem
ises at OF west Marshall street. Damage
trifliup
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ATHENS, Ga, November 6, 1885, am
ayerse on general principles to saying any
thing commendatory of proprietary artl-
cles. but there are a few on the market
that force those OF the profession who come
in contact with the diseased and suffering
b ackno Wedge their superiority. Among
those find Swift's Specific to rank high.
One poor unfortunate requests me to tell
YOU that he had long been a sufferer with
terrible blood faint, and securing little II
any relief from other treatment, finally re-
sorted to Swilt's Specific. He claims now
that it has afforded him relief, that he feels
that his blood is pure again, and wishes
me to express his deep obligations, with
which cberfully comply.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH JACOBS.
Druggist.
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District Deputy Grand Masters.

The following named District Deput
Grand Masters were appointed at the lat
cSSion OF the Grand Lodge:
District No. 1. Edgar Warfeld.
District No. >, j. IL. Apperson.
District No. 3, j. j. Ancell.
District No. 4. w. L. f. Lee.
District No. D, Leslie c. Talbot.
District No. 6, j. ID. HankinS.
District No. I, A. Il. Courtney.
District No. s, T.. Il. Turnbull.
District No. 9. John +. Townes.
District No. 10, +. l.. Turner.
District No. IL. Robert l.. Grant.
District No. l., William Josiah Leake.
District No. Is. =. X. Bawman.
District No. IA, NJ. NJ. Bailey.
District No. IL, George X. Calvert.
District No. 16, +. NJ. Cushing.
District No. II. George w. Huddieston
District No. Is, William ii. Boiling.
District No. 10, l.. ID. FulkerSon.
District No. 90, ii. w. Holloway.
District No. 81, Henry c. Yates.
District No. %, John 4. Goodrich.
District No. %, II. G.. Harris.
District No. "a. j. c. Perkins.
District No. %, X. NJ. Brown, Jr.
District No. 2G, j. T.. Ayerett.
District No. u. l.. ID. Raymond.
District No. IS. Joseph Kahn.
District No. 20, Warner Eubank.
District No. 80, William ii. Jones.
District No. 81, Willis j. Dance.
District No. 80, George II. Jordan.
District No. 80, T. j. BloXom.
District No. "a, j. +. Bland.
District No. 81, A. II. Mears.
District No. So, j. II. Dwyer.
District No. 81, John c. Bonde.
District No. IS, George w. Trigg.
District No. 80. !. II. Darst.
District No. 40, George w Wright.
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The Theatre.

Monday and Tuesday nights the Rajah
will be presented at the Theatre by Gustaye
and Charles Frohman's Madison Square
travelling company. This announcement
VIII secure full house, the company being
well and favorably known here.
On the 18th and 10th OF December the
spectacular drama The Black Dwarf will
be given.
On the Dist and 22d Of December Thomas
W. heene VIII be here. He will play two
nights and matinee. Repertoire: Richard
Ill, Lady OF Lyons, and Macbeth.
On the 9th Mira. Langtry will commence
three-niSbts' engagement. With her five
servants she will stop in her private palace
ear
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%orIfy RaII.

Next Tuesday night, the 18th, the charity
bail will take place al the Arrnory, ana no
occasion OF the kind has occurred this sea-
son which presented social and festive
attractions OF greater merit. The manage
ment has taken especial pans to see that
the supper and all the refreshments are IRE
first-cass. and the music and dancing III
only for the bright-eyed beauties and brave
men who will be present. Those who at
tend this ball will have a pleasant time
one that can be referred to always with
emotions OF delight.
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Police Cours

The most important case before the 10,
lice Court yesterday morning was that OF
Christian Hughes, charged with shooting
at Captain Richard Cruth, the manager a.
the Commercial Club. Hughes was sent
on for trial before the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court. William ii. Enos ana
A. S. Bootright were fined go for creating
a row and trespassing on the premises Oh
the Commercial Club. In the msfee zap
tam Cruth received severe blow WIN
billiard.cue, which left an ugly scar on the
head
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-THE OLDEST INHABITANT

dropped into our place yesterday and re-
married that good many years ago, before
the bridge was built, and Richmond was
small village. be used 10 go out moonlight
nights aud shoot wild turkeys from the taii
-trees that stood pen,ifully where Main street
-now stretches a grand boulevard OF trahc
two or three miles in length. lie also stated
that in those DAYS we had an occaslonai
-sNoW-sToRM, and the merry jingle OF
sleigh-bell woke the echoes about Christmas
-times: but he added sadly, "That was
FOND DELUsIoN, SNOW, BEAUTIFUL
sN-r We thought this was going far
enough. so had him gently removed to tie
-open air. But It MAY SNOW, and II II does
we are ready for the "snap" with warm
-OyERCOATs and SUITS, GLOVES, CAR
-RIAGE- and LAP-ROBEs, FUR and SEAL
GAPS, NECK MUFFLERs-all at such rea-
-sonable prices that 1t will make your heart
warm to buy them, and not decrease the size
of your pocket-book to any extent.
A. sAKS CO.,
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIERs,
dele 1913 Main street. opposite post-oflice.
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by Williams & Bowc. AuctIoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
I , riIprF-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE NO.
s03 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, AT AuCIloN;;
In execution OF a decree Of the Chancery pu'
Of Richmond, entered in the case Of Mereullh ~
Meredith. as special commissioner THEREBY ND
pointed will sell by auction, upon the PREMISES
y" "'' l7rnDAY OF DECEMBER. 1883.
at 4 o'clock p. NJ. The Dwelling above nn re-
rerred TO- and now occupied by Mr.. j. III. brown.
n has n basement with two stories and an atuc
above. embracing about nine rooms besides de.
10 Seet ON Eighth street. and runs back the usual
depth. ,.. a,,, .o,t-o,t ,otyb-
borhood: very near To business centres anu -
very desirable private resldence. -.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance AZ six,iweIve.
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. WIN
Interest added with the privilege Of paying az IN
cash: the title 10 be retained by the Court unli tn
payment; the purchaser to keep the properly aue-
auately insured for further security.
n. II. CALDWELL, Commissioned
WILLIAMS 4 BOWIE, Auctoneers.
de 7.9.11,13.15&1G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-16
Mauchesfer.

There will be the usual services in all the
churches in the city to-day.
This afternoon at O'clock the annual
celebration OF the Sunday school of the
cambridge Baptist church will be held.
Rev. Drs. j. b. Hawthorne and William r.
Hatcher, OF Richmond. and Mr.. b. A.
Hancock, OF Chesterfield, are expected to
address the meeting, and the scholars Of
Tue school will contribute some good music
10 the enjoyment Of the occasion.
key. John Clopton, OF Petersburg, has
accepted the call to the pastorate OF the
Meade Memorial church OF this city. and
VIII enter upon the discharge OF his duties
about the LIST OF January.