davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-28

DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
sustin GaGes.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 7q2
Montgomery st., s z. Country orders solicited.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-28
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Co.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. J and 4
&c nAILY RECoRn-TEION

Is published ovcry day of the week. Sundays eIcepsed
FOR one year "a
Tor ak months -
Tor Three months ~
Subscribers served b. Carriers a. FTFTEEs
CxFTs Per week In all interior cities and towns the
paper can be hsd Of the principal Periodical Deaers
knnr narl I'D a ,efltg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

We will open next week a big stock OF TOYS
and FANCY GOODS for the HOLIDAYS.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Broad street.
p~.rch IIop.o. l5oa Main street. de 2-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
The IoriIIard.Lottier Case.

We are informed that the merits OF the
question between the Lorllards and Mr..
Lottier as to infringement by the latter OF
the trademarks Of the former were not
passed upon by the decision Of Judge
Hughes rendered few days since. That
question IS to come mp, in Alexandra
on the Sth OF January. Judge Hughes
merely modified an order OF Judge
Bonds entered at Norfolk on the 10Th OF
November so far as to permit Mr.. Lottier
until the hearing on the sh Of January to
manufacture and sell one OF the brands
claimed to be an infringement OF the LOril-
lard trademark on condition that he Lot
tier) would keep an account OF all such
manufacture and sales, and give bond,
with security. to answer all damages to
LoriIlard in case the brands in question
should hereafter be decided to be infringe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
IIOIne Agnin.

our most popular and esteemed friend.
II. l.. Christian, OF the firm OF Christian &
White. has just returned from IN extended
tour through the northern markets, where
he selected In person, quietly and care
fully. the most elegant assortment OF
Christmas goods ever offered in this mar
ket. and that is saying good deal; but il
Christian. with his extended experience,
don't know what Is good and pleases the
appetite in this community. who does!
The ladies should call and see what he has
for making their Fruit-Cake, Jellies, and
Mince-Meats, dc. The assortment is thor
ough i'm all lts branches. They make a
speciality Of their Homemade Mince-Mest,
and for ten years they have borne the palm,
until it. reputation is broadcast. Their
stock Of Champagnes, Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars is superb, and with their experience
are enabled 10 offer everything in their
line at moderate figures. We heartily
commend this old-established house to the
attention OF those neediIg strictly choice
goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Tax ON Capital Of Liquor.Dearers.

Judge Holiday, OF the Chancery Court,
delivered an important opinion yesterday
morning in the case OF Parrish and others
against the city OF Richmond.
The complanants, William NJ. Parrish.
Ellison & Harvey, A. l.. Straus, J. s.
Moore. Muse, Tracey & Watkins, George
A. Lathrop & Co., Chamberlayne & Leigh,
! Slater, Myers & Co., and l.. Stern a.
Brother, who are wholesale liquor-dealers
doing business in the city OF Richmond.
and have each paid the license-tax imposed
by the city ordinance, brought this suit for
the purpose OF restraining the City Col
lector from collecting tax OF si.40 per
hundred on the amount OF capital en-
ployed by them respectively in the conduct
OF the business for which the license-tax
in each ease has been paid.
! The questions involved are these:
/. Has the city, under sections 90 and
10 OF the charter, the power TO tax the
capitql.of Hquor-dealers at the same time
that 1t requires them to pay license tax
and
2. Even admitting that II has such
power, has II exercised it by the taxing
ordinance Of the city?
Section 90 OF the charter provides that
the Council shal not impose any tax on
the capital when a iee,sst or ofbeF tax y
imposed on the business in which the capi-
tai is employed.
Section 20 OF the charter provides
that the Council may grant or refuse
licenses to liquor-dealers, and require taxes
TO be paid on such licenses :" in addition TO
other taxes imposed"
Section 3 OF the taxing ordinance fails to
levy any tax on capital employed in any
| business for which license tax is paid TO
the city.
Section OF the same ordinance pre-
scribes q license on several classes OF
! business. and section prescribes license
tax on HquOr-dedierS.
The wholesale dealers were taxed both
on their capital, besides being required to
pay the license tax prescribed by section 6
OF the ordinance, when several OF them,
( through their counsel, obtained an iniunc-
/ ton from the Chancery Court TO prevent
/ the collection OF both on the grounds
stated above.
Judge Holiday thought it unnecessary
/ to decide the question OF the power OF the
city to levy both, but perpetuated the in
! junction on the second ground raised by the
counsel for the plainants-v.Z., that the
city had failed to exercise the power under
the taxing ordinance. This decision will re-
lieve the plaintiffs Of their taxes unpaid
on the capital. They have all paid their
/ license taxes. and some Of them have paid
one half Of the tax on their capital with
out having done so under protest, and OF
course can't recover it from the city.
Judge Holladay's opinion was full dis
cussion of the whole subject.
Messrs. Christian & Christian represented
the plaintiffs and Hon. A. VI. Kelley the
! city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Capitol Notes.

Clerk G.. II. Causey came up from Suf-
folk Yesterday TO make arrangements for
the opening OF the next session OF the Sem
ate. He hought stationery, inspected the
Senate chamber, and attended promptly to
all preliminary duties. Clerk Causey made
a good officer. He was always polite and
agreeable to all who had business dealings
with him and was very popular.
The Public Printer, Major X. +. Walker,
will not have his report ready by the LIST
OF January. The reports from the various
departments are not yet in hand. and this
will OF course cause delay. This, however.
is not unusual ; on the contrary, IL is hardly
ever the case that the reports OF the Pub
lie Printer are in at the time required. IL
other departments were to conform TO the
law by placing in the printers hands their
reports by the Goth OF October, then he
might make his report in time.
A general oyerhauling is going on in the
various offices in the basement. The retir-
ing office-holders seem anxious to set their
houses in perfect order before their COM
plete taking-ofr on the 1St OF January, 1884.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

ATHENS, Ga, November 6, 1SS3.- | am
averse on general principles to saying any
thing cOmmendatory Of proprietary arti-
cles. but there are few on the market
that force those OF the profession who come
in contact with the diseased and suffering
to ackno Wedge their superiority. Among
those find Swift's Specific to rank high.
One poor unfortunate requests me 10 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 Swift's Specific. lie claims now
that il 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.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Christmas and Holiday Goods.
"a M, E'ofcsynsd DDf,c,e.


l beg TO tender you my thanks for the
numerous fayors bestowed upou me, which
have enabled me 70 continually increase my
facilities, and to-day | respectfully an
, nounee that in order to do so have taken
possession OF all OF the store No. 90S Main
street, and my Christmas stock IL now
nearly complete and ready for the inspec-
ton OF the public. Great care has been ex-
srcised In the selection OF only such goods
as will meet with successful sale. The
wants and tastes OF the people OF Richmond
has been carefully studied. My variety
Is much greater than has been Of
fsrcd during the previous Christmases.
Amongst the most prominent goods may
be named all the Gift Books for both old
and young; the genuine English Chatter
box, at % cents: Photograph Albums.
Autograph Albums, Work Baskets, Visit
ug-Card Cases, Plush and Velvet Photo
graph Frames, Scrap Books, Fancy Pape-
teries, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing
Cases, Fancy Whisk-Broom Holders, Plush
Mirrors, Jewel Cases, Flowers growing AZ
tificially; japanese Trays and Wal-Back-
cts; Carved Oak and Ebony Wall-Brack-
cts; Cut Glass fnkstands, Gold Pens, and
Pencils; Prayers and Hymnals; Smokers
Sets; Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Gig
arette-Holders; Cigar-Cases In Morocco
and Russia Leather. A full line OF Christ
mas Cards. fringed and pIain-all the latest
designs. Blocks and Games of all kinds.
japanese and W ood Writing-Desks. Also,
great many useful and desirable goods,
TO be had by calling on y. Leonard, No.
90S Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Funeral of Dr,G w. Bagby.

The funeral OF DR.. George W. Bagby
took place yesterday at II O'Clock from st.
james Episcopal church. The solemn
and impressive services were conducted
bv Rev. DR.. Peterkin, assisted by Rev. DR..
Minnigerode, OF St. PauPs church. At the
conclusion Of the services at the church the
remains were taken to the Shockoe-llili
cemetery and inferred. The pall-bearers
were Judge w. w. Crump, Captain Cor
don McCabe Of Petersburg, Colonel Archer
Anderson, Colonel Isaac II. Darlington,
Captain Philip HaXalI, W. l.. Sheppard,
Richard +. Beirne, Otho G. Kean, Will
liam f. Drinkard, Hugh Blair. DR.. William
Palmer, and DR.. James G. SOuthall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Communicated
Secretary of the commonwealth.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
The Fourth congressional district pre-
scnts a. its candidate for this Office the
name OF her gifted son, Robert Il. Berke-
ley.
The gallant Democracy OF this section OF
Virginia for years has struggled against
fearful odds, rejoicing with the party in
ito triumphs and standing firm in its de-
ieats. Few fayOrs have been asked in the
way OF State offices by the people Of South
side Virginia, and now, when the name OF
one OF its most distinguished citizens is
brought forward as a candidate for one of
the many positions to be filed, il would
seem to be but an act OF simple
Justice to defer to their wishes.
As TO Colonel Berkeley himself, there is
only need to point TO every campaign from
the organization OF the party up to the
present time to tell how he has served his
State. His footprints are left where the
battle was thickcst, and his voice was
heard whenever there was need OF CHEEKY
words.
Pure and blameleSs in private life, bold
and fearless in his championship OF right,
a brilliant orator and courtIy gentleman.
Robert Blair Berkeley would grace the
government OF any State. ANICUs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
fifteen DAYS for stealing one lot OF wood
from ID. Baglioni.
William Bannister (cOlored). charged
with threatening to assault Richard Cheat
ham. was required to give bond 10 be OF
good behavior for six months.
William Bnrley (colored), drunk and
disorderly. Jailed for thirty days,
Jane Green (colored) charged with steal
ING coal from w. NJ. Miller. Discharged.
James Howle (colored) was Jailed for
thirty days for stealing $50 from Nelson
Winston.
Walter Robinson (colorcd) was fined -
for fighting In the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
ICnmmunlrntrh.l

The Legislature will soon convene, and
the people Of the State are looking with
anxious solicitude at the result OF their de-
liberations. The election Of the various
officers within their gift /. matter OF con-
cern. The citizens OF the South Side feel
and claim that they should have some re-
cOgnition in this matter. IL Is true. they
have led a forlorn hope, but has their de-
votion or sacrifice been surpassed by any
other portion Of the State Where were
the Democratic gains larger in the
late election than in South Side
Virgnias She has n son she would
delight 20 honor-a gentleman, tried and
true, who for years has served the party
with Il devotion and ability deserving all
commentator. We allude to X. B. Berke-
ley. Esq, Of Farmvllle, who, we are in
formed, IS a candidate tor the position OF
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. Tue
South Side submits his claims TO the Legis-
attne. and we believe that his election
would be hailed with pleasure throughout
the entire State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Tne New city Hall.

The two branches OF the City Council
will meet IN Joint session tomorrow at )
p. NJ. TO consider the plans for the new
CITY Hall. They are to decide very in-
portant and difficult question, and will
need for the occasion all their calmness and
wisdom The city had better BUY TWO or
three OF the plans at $1,000 apiece, ana
get the thing needed. than 10 be forced 10
build under an imperfect or unsatisfactory
plan. a.
What the people desire Is TO nave the
best possible plan for the best possible
house that can be built at cost inside OF
1900 600,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
c l. o A X s

With grea, pleasure we announce another Of our
fortunate purchases II consists Of 1000 COL
oRED SHORT JACKETS OF every description.
To sell 1000 Jackets alone in the short season
len us we've goi to he narveiiously busy. But II
prices tell, and they generally do, we certainly
viii sell them There arc Iigh, and lark shades Of
every shape and design. and are most beautifully
trimmed and with the prices we name, such as a
s5 jacket for $3.50, SO Jacket for "a, 81 Jackets
for as SIS Jackets for o., they're worth looking It
at least.
We carry every description Of WRAP. Our
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, in SIX and Cloth, are
the most stylish wraps seen on the streets. Our
CLOTH and SATIN CIRCULARS are marvel
lousy cheap. We have a BLACK ALL-WoOL
CHINCmLLA CIRCULAR at Sc so. our DOL
MANS are taking immensely, and we have them
handsome as wol as low priced. ELEGANT
SEAL PLUSH DoLMAN, elegantly trimmed
with siberian gray fur, 500, reduced from 800.
SEAL PLUSH PELIssEs at $50, really worth
OTTOMAN PLAIN AND BRoCADED SILK
DOLMANs, elegantly made and trimmed-s7o
styles $50. $50 styles $3.50, $40 styles s2s.
n is unnecessary 70 mention our CHlLDREN's
CLOAKS. FOR the run we are having on these gar
ments shows the appreciation Of a large stock,
newest styles, and lowest prices. Our stock is
never broken--what we haven't to-day we may
tomorrow. And with an invitation to one and all
10 accept of these bargains, we are
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
COL aud 603 Broad street.
Mail and sample orders carefully and promptly
filed. de 2-Su.W&Sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

When we consider The medical authority Of the
world rccoruizing our sweet Gum to be the finest
stimulating expectorant known and that rie pro-
pretor of Taylor Cherokee Remedy ot sweet
Gum ana MulCln' has the formula Of the Chero-
kec Nation Of Incorporating the sweet gum with
the tea 0f the mullen plant Of The old fields
which many IF our readers viii remember our
grandmothers making under tie direction Of the
old family phg sicIan for Group, whooping cough.
and colds-lt Il no wonder that "Taylors Chero-
kee Remedy OF sweet Gum and Mullen " is pro-
duclng such effective cures in coughs, Group
whooping-coughs and an bronchi,l affections.
For sale by al leading druggists. 2je. and 81.
Manufactured by Walter 4. Taylor, Atlanta,
Ca, proprietor Taylor's Premium Cologne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
rscane of n Murderer.

Charles Lewis, the negro charged win
the murder OF Robert Robinson IN iaho-
yer county, and who was captured near
this city and confined in the jail OF iiano-
yer county. made his escape YESTERDAY Dy
rushing by the iailer as he opened the ooor
OF Lewis's cell 10 give him his dinner
The taller and others are In pursuit, ana
hone 10 capture the fugitive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

A new suit OF clothes is responsible for
lonobable mistake which happened on
Grace street near Ninth last night. As
middIe-aged man was standing eonversing
with friend a young lady made rush Tor
him threw her arms around his neck, and
eaIIed bm "Dear husband" "fm not
vour husband" savagely exclaimed The
man. mrm from Petersburg, and came
here EXPRESSLY to buy new suit OF clothes
and oyercoat at the Mistit Store, ol2 Main
sfr -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
To Subscribers Richsnond Telephone
Exehanee,

Please enter on ,,ur catalogues the fol-
lowing new subscribers 20 December I,
1888:
W. c. Adams, 700 east Main street. L. s.,
No. 3j3.
J. J. Harvey, 0 east Main street, L. s.,
No. 3j2.
Colonel A. J.. Rives. IA west Franklin
street, l.. s., No. 35l.
Southern Express Company's stable, COS
east Cary street, l.. s., No. 356.
DIR. George b. Steel, y23 east Main street.
l.. s., No. 3j4.
DIR. George b. Steel, 2OS south Third
street, l.. S.. No. 3,6.
L. ID. WILKINSON,
Assistant Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
+ u II S

Here's something new. just opened, an i'm
mense consignment OF FURs. We wouldn't have
bought them II they had not been cheap, and hav-
ing bought them cheap, we will sell them corre-
spondlngIy. BLACK FUR CAPES, 75c.
MUFFs to match, $3.50; LONG BLACK FUR
CAPEs, 80; GRAY MUFFs, daiatest styles,
5000; AsTRACHAN MugFs, $3.50; LoNG
CAPEs TO match, So; CHiNCHILLA SETS, s5
CHlLDREN's FURs In great variety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
GroR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE

DR.. Alex. Bear, OF Norfolk, Nebraska, i
visiting in the city, his old home, and hi'
friends will he glad to learn Of the honor'
conferred upon him in the far West. Be
sides his reputation as Il lgeon, he has
presided as Speaker in the Nebraska Legis.
iature several terms, and DR.. Bear is the
present incumbent OF the Office OF mayor
Of his city. DR.. Bear returns home in
few davs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Stabbing Affair.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
difficulty occurred on Brook avenue be-
tween Frank Norman and William rate
son. two colored men, each about twenty
five wears old. A fight ensued. and Patte-
son stabbed Norman with pocket-knife,
inflicting two deep gashes in his LETT shoui.
der and one slight gash in the LEFT side oil
his back Just below the shoulder.
Patteson was taken TO the Third ponce
station, where his wounds were dressed
Norman escaped, but has probably been
ga apfured before this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
ncatb of Mrs. George A. Smith

The death OF this estimable and beloved
lady. daughter OF the late Adolphus Nor
ris. OF this city, occurred at the residence
of her husband. on west Grace street, yes
terday morning. Mrs. Smith died with
consumption. and was the last one OF a
large family, nearly all OF whom have
fallen yistims to this terrible malady. She
was regarded by all who knew her as one
of the finest types OF the true woman and
Christian wife and mother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

our stock is now complete in all its
branches, showing infants shoes from 5Oc.
to SI.5O, chldren's shoes from II to 90,
misses shoes FROM Sl2j 10 Is, ladies' shoes
from $3.50 to go. gentIemen's shoes from
S1.50 TO Sl2, gentlemen's slippers from 81
to Is. trunks from j0e. 10 $50, satchels
from soc. 10 SIS.
SPENCE, TYREE 4 Co.,
sl5 east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
pr,a.,aua Chri.tmas Presents

I'm rich Triple Silyer-Platcd Tea-sets,
Eperpnes. Berry-Bowls. Castors, lee
Pitchers. in great variety, and, in fact,
everything in the silyer.plated line Of best
quality. together with collection. OF rare
Bronzes and Brass goods. Handsome man.
tel clocks. and a full line OF Rogers's cele-
brated Spoons. Forks, and TaoIe'Cutiery
for few days only at Laughton's auction
house. Sales at l0t A. Nj. and y ocock
p NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
TYnngrnnhfcal Union.

At a meeting OF Richmond Topographic
cal Union. No. 90, held last night at odd
Fellows Hall, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: G.. W. Wilde
president; Charles Ellis, yice-president
w. Ii. Mullen, recording secretary; W. H.
Woody, corresponding and financial secre'
tary; J. NJ. Shelton, sergeant-at-arms \,
l.. Tenser, treasurer. Trustees Charles
Ellis. |. n. Williams, and W. Il. Booth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
b A G s..

These goods are now in great demand. With a
very handsome and attractive line we defy COM
petition.
a line Of LEATHER HAND-sATCHELs from
40c. 10 i4;
a line of PLUSH HAND-sATCHELs from, 81
TO t5;
Special handsome LIGHT and BLACK ALLIE
GATOR HAND-sATCHELS at soc. worth
81 one AZ 81 worth $50;
PLUSH SATCHELS at 81 worth $50:
BROCADE SATIN and PLUSH PURSES at 25
aud 35c. worth double.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
A Thief Caught.

Yesterday evening cclored GIRL named
Della johnson broke into the mouse oi
Mrs. Thomas Sydnor, No. 800 norm
Twelfth street, but was discovered. que
was arrested by Captain j. ii: farater oe.
fore she had succeeded In making an exit
from tue premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
RnYnl ArcAnnIn.

The annual reiinion OF the Virginia
Council, No. 20, Royal Arcanum, will take
place at sanger Halle on next Thursday
night, 9th instant. Members and thelr
ladies Will he admitted free. TicRets
must be secured by others who desire to
attend. Music, dancing, feasting, and an
address will mark some OF the attractions
of the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

Those who are In want OF fine Original
Oil-Paintings and Water-Colors will lind
the only opportunity for selection in this
city for The next three days, 40 all not sold
will be shipped from this city next We'd
nesday, the 9th Of December. Now on ex-
hibition at l.. Lewis's Art Gallery, 9i2
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
Election of Officers.

At regular meeting OF East-End Bene'
ficia, and Social Society the following OF
ficers were elected: President, John j.
Reilly; Vice-Presdent, c. II. Burke; Sec
retary, j L. Creery; Assistant Secretary
A. c. Haflner; Treasurer, G. {. Ihon
Sergeant-at-Arms, Charles Sack. Trus'
tees, John Weckert. j. {. Donnella, W. E.
DaXis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

Having at heavy expense erected sheds
over my yards and purchased steam saw
and splitter for kindling-wood, | tak'
Measure in stating while some dealers
charge some persons $3.50 and Others sG.5C
for the same quality OF anthracite coal,
shall continue to furnish the best anthra
cIie at $3.50, Sj.7j. and 81, according L
size and quantity. My wood and coal L
always dry and well prepared, and will b'
sold at lowest market prices for cash. Cal
at 1905 Cary street. CHARLES IL. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02

DISPLAY
SMOKE
Goddir 4 Tribbett's G.. & T.,
Goddin & Tribbett's Love Ne,
GOddin 4 Tribbeit's 90,

the best scent CIGARS In the city. Made Of Gu
ban tobacco.