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MI, ,ot Want American Goods.

4 Richmond lady sent TO London for
fine Christmas-cards. She received Prang's
cards made in Boston. Ii she had called
~ our store she could have made her own
selection. not only OF Prang's, but OF other
manufacturers some beautifully hand
painted by a Richmond lady.
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
Booksellers and stationers.
1892 and 1904 Mal1 street.
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The O.ymDiP Fair

continues to improve; each night attrac-
tionS are added II is worth visit to see
the various forms Of boats; il is worth a
visit to see the magnificent exhibit OF our
public-sprited merchants. The young
people enjoy themselves dancing-the mu-
sic being exceptionally good. On Monday
night a specially attractive programme is
offered. BY SPECIAL invitation the Blues,
Company B, and the IIONitzers will attend
in full dress.
The Olympic Rowing Club is composed
OF the best material in the city. Their
spirit and enterprise reflect credit upon
our city. They invite the public to Armory
Hall in the full confidence th9t il is the
best fair yet offered in this city.
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fcoNCLUDED on FOURTH pAGE.l
Ladies of the House.

Monday, December 18th. you can buy No.
6 Range at S11; fve-bottle plated Castor,
9Oc.; set plated Teaspoons, i0c.; set
G0c.; handsome Bronze
Lamp, 7jc.; COal-Hod, Soc; lS-quart
Dish-Pan, 3Oc.; l-quart Cofiee-Pot, 20c. /;
s-quart Pan. 10c. one dozen Tin Plates,
3jc. 4-quart SAUCEPAN, 2Oc.; one dozen
Goblets, 40c. Glass set. 30c.; hali-gallon
Pitcher, 2jc.; set steel Knives and Forks,
&c. The low prices for household and
holiday goods will surprise you. Give us
Il call. j. Il. ROSE q Co..
1908 Main street.
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RAILROADS..
WE LEAD!


WE LEAD!
THREE HOURS AND FORTY MINUTES BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
VIA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TWO TRAINS IN EACH DIRECTION DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
FAST LINF-Leave Richmond 1885 A. 81; ar
rive NorfOlk ll:l5 4. VI.
Richmond 4 L. NJ; arrive
Norfolk L. NJ.
RETURNING.
FAST LINE-Lesve Norfolk 8 A. NJ; arrive
Richmond l:iO A. NJ.
Norfolk $3.50 u. NJ; arrive
Richmond $40 T.. NJ.
ALWAYS THE QUICKEST AND BEST
ROUTE.
Tickets may be secured in Eiehmond.A; ".
CARRIER. 1000 Main street; {. LORRAlNt,
Ticket Agent, Chesapeake and Ohio depot
NOrfOik--W. L. WALhE, Ticket Agent: nnder
Atlantic Hotel III. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. w. SMITH, General Mauagei. o.
dc l6-Su,Tu&1h3t
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Papeterie. Papc;cric.

4 papetcrie is a word not defined in
Webster. It Is simply ths-a box Of en-
yelOpcs and paper; a medium OF CORE
Spondencc TO convey secrets, make pro-
posals, and decide questions. Leap year
coming on / offer inducements. Pape-
ferries, 100 assortmcnis; ; papetcric in plush,
silk. and satin. from Sc. box 10 s..
y. LEONARD,
9CS Nam street. Richmond.
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We still insist that w. ID. Blair & Co.'S
"Sun-Cured " Tobacco is the best chew in
Richmond; and we will insist that we are
right until you can prove differently. ASK
any manufacturer OF tobacco If we are not
right in this assertion. W. ID. B. Co..
1909 east Main street, will show you sam
ple. This house don't deal in any goods
that are not guaranteed.
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Go to Pages, 1905 Cary street, and get
some OF his wood, Sl.75 per hllf-cord: an
thracte coal, 20 and Sj.75 per ton; splint
coal, $3.50 and 1928. Engine coal, soft
coke, and Glover Hill. Lowest prices.
Telephone, No. lGJ.
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Richmond German CIuh

The next meeting of the Richmond Ger
man Club will be held at Sanger Hall on
Thursday. December 10th, at 10 o'clock.
instead OF Monday the 24th.
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You will find at Williams & Ford's, cor-
ner Of Fourth and Broad streets, a fresh
stock OF Ladies' and Gcutlcmeu's, Youths,
Misses, and Chidren'S Boots and Shoes;
also, Trunks and Satchels, made to order
Of best materials, and bought at lowest
cash prices.
For Christmas GIFTS they have Gentle
mems Embroidered Slippers and Toy sar-
atoga Trunks in great variety. Ii you
can't be suited they will order for you any
thing in their line.
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For the benefit Of our downtown patrons
we will keep open Monday and Tuesday
nights till 9 O'Clock, Wednesday and Thurs
dny nights till 10 o'clock, Friday I'LL IL
O'Clock. and Saturday till II o'clock.
SPENCE, TYREE & Co..
S13 and Sl5 east Broad street.
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+" The vEiuucf."

The grand Minuet de Ia Cour and the
Mnuet and Gayotte, az will be taught here
by Mons. and Nine. Mueller, Of Washing
ton, u. c., consists OF the finest steps Of
the French school and OF the most grace
ful parlor fancy dances OF the age. and is
intended to make the pupils a. graceful
and elegant a. art can make them.
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- ------.- ------- '---''----
CARlsET-CLEANING.

7 c. CRONIN Is On THE CARPET,
81 . and has been for two weeks past, hoping Il
he ae husy here as he was I'm Norfolk, where he las
stopped. All persons needing my services li
CLEANING AND RENOVATING CARPETS
should send in their orders aI once. as woniu
IKE To hnish up as much work as possible before
going home for the holidays. am ready to wall
on the first order that comes In on Monday or an
day within the next two weeks. would call at
tentlon 10 the fact that my cleaning. as II Is called
Is not for one year only. but for two and thre'
years. Plea'e send in your orders al once.
de l0-ltt u. q. tRONlN.
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81 F.; F. ]. :: :: '5#' : $:
ILL.,? ?? 81 #ss.ssss +" ##"' #"'
il Il 90 W SssS ZEE
south Of New Ycrk viii at all times be carefully
sustained.

sustained.
Among The above purchases will be found
BLACK SURAH SILK at zoe, former price
atsl.25;
GUINETs BLACK No. = GROS-GRAIN SILK
at 7ac.. former price sl.35;
GCINETS No. AT t11o, re1slar price $40;
GUINET'S No. at sl.4O, former price $3.50;
ALEXANDRA GlRAUD'S 24-lNCH HEAVY
GROs-GRAlN at 1928; former price s1.9o;
ALEXANDRA GIRAUD'S 24-INCH VERY
HEAVY SATIN FINISH at sl.65, former
price $3.50;
e.. J. BoNNET"S no. 7 GRoS-GRAIN at 53c.,
former price s5c.;
CD. BONNET~S No. . at sl.45, our former price
las been s2.4O;
G.. J.. BoNNET's No. at $40, former price
$3.50;
CD EONNET'S No. . at s1.9O, former price SO;
Also, i've pieces SATIN RADZlMIRE at 40c. a
yard below former prico,;
CoLOGED RADZIMIRE a: sl.25, former price
20;
CoLoRED SILKS at G5c. in all the various dcsi-
rablc shade.
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: VERY ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS
. PRESENTS.

our CHlNCHILLA MUFFs and COLLARS
SlLVFR-HAlR MUFES and COLLARS, lMlIA-
TION SEAL MUFFS and COLLARS, and BEA'
WEIR MUFFS and COLLARS.
You viii also ind RLACK HAIR CAPES from
Use. 10 S4.5O: BLACK MUFFS, 81 30 andsl.75
FUR TRIMMINGS, from one To ten inches VIDE,
zoe. 20 - per yard BERLIN JERSEY GLOVES
az 25c.; VERY FINE KID GLOVES III various
prices. ,,,,,,,,. -, L.. l.,
our LINEN HANDKERClilEFS, both for Ia
dies and gentlemen, are very tempting al the hg-
ures We put them. ~
Astonishing prices I'm JEWELRI, UNDER,
GARMENTS for ladies and children-wOrsted
goods-cOmpletc outfit for children.
we are Stiil leaders IN MILLINERY. and espe-
cially when il comes to prices. Best quality Che
mile and SIX PonpOns two for zoe our Hats
are marked down. Our Ostrich Plumcs and Tips
are the talk Of the day. Beautiful Flour Bouquets
from zoe. up. samples displayed IN show-win-
dow. hAlfMAnN tO''
DC IG-Su Wa Sa3t 4l3 east Broad street.
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SWEET GUM And MULLEN.

Most Of our readers have thought very little of
the fact that i'm the cNudaton they see clusing 10
the swcot-gum tree in the hot summer months
there is a principle that T. considered the most
powerful stimulating eNpectorant known. they
have no doubt thouSht less OF the fact tllt ir he
muein-p plant seen 10 the old-fclds (, urciisgi-
nous substance that act, asa soothing dcmal. ont ON
the inhamcd surfaces of The lungs, and which has
attracted rhc attention of the medical word In
consequence Of IT. wonderful effect, on con,ump-
ton. When these things are considered it Is not
surprising tha- Taylor Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum aud Mucin," the great panacci for
Coughs. Group. Whooplmg-C Cough. and all Bron-
chial Affections. is proving such a boon To those
suffering.
For sale by an leading druggists at 25c. aud Al
per bottle
Manufactured by Waller \. TAYLOR Atlanta,
Ca, proprietor Of rlyor's Premium Cologne.
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH RNSugED ny
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTI-
PRICE, which win speedily remove inciplent tarta
and scurf Price, nifty cents a box.
WHY SUI ER WITH MALARIA EMORY'S
STANDARD CURE PILLS are mfalliblc; never fail
TO cure the most obstinate eases: purely vegetable
contain no quinlae, mercury, or poisons Of any
knd-25 aud 80 cents.
THE HANDsONEsT AND LARGEST STOCK or
Plush Odor-Ca.c4. Cdluloid Dressing Cases, EIc-
CANT Plush Work-BoNcs, Handsome Plush Velvet
Whisk Holders and the fullest line of bridal and
Christmas presents ever seen IN the city can h.
found ut OWENS s. MINORS,
opposite posi-ofce.
Cali early and secure choice selections.
4 FBAGRAST BREATH Is always pleasure aud
you can have 10 by using MEADE Il BAKER'S deli
cious CARBOLGC MoUTu-WAsH. II ltdestroy. the Of
fcusiye odor caused by diseased gums aud dccayed
teeth, ana speedily restores them to a healthy
ditiOm. Price, hfty cents bottle.
CHRISTMAS CARDS. selected from the principal
manufacturers aud impolto tors In the country.
Some beautiful hlnd-paintingon satin.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1902 and 1904 Main street.
THE HANDsoNESr TOILET SET ever la Rlc'--
mond. a, wei Us thousands OF other articles. can
bc seen al RANpoLPH ENGLlSH's.
1902 and 1901 Main street.
SMOKE
Goddin & Tubbctts G.S T.,
Goddiu q Tibbetts Love Ne.
Goddu & Trbhclts 90.
the best scent CIGARS IN thc city. Made Of Gu
ban tobacco.
FoUR-YEARs-OLD KENTUCKY WHIsXTT fbest
In tie state for $3.50 per gallonl ~ CnE,sriAS
* WHITES.
ALBUMS. of our own impoultou, from soc. To
slj. splendid assortment
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1902 aud 1904 Vain street.
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Christmas and Holiday Goods.

English ChatterboX, 7jc.; All the Gilt
Poets, 7jc. Some hundred varieties OF
books OF Leading authors 30 per cent.
cheaper than Richmond regular prices.
Come and see and save money.
y. LEONARD, 90S Main street.
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y :. 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
or,san al cost.
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Matchiess.

When YOU pass our way look at our 80
Oyereoats: they a.e the incest and cheapest
garments we have ever handled. Mistit
Stor,. gl2 Main street.
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We have just replenished orr stock oi
Gentlemen's Goat, Embroidered, and Hair
Slippers. and now show the largest and
finest stock in the city for Christina, pres
ents. The only house in the city who
handle fine Toy Trunks. Our stock Of
Boots. shoes. Trunks. Satchels, straps, &C.,
j. now full and complete.
SPENCE, TYREE & Co.,
Si3 and Slj east Broad street.
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Eat Candy,
But
EAT 1T PURE.
Antonrs The Confectioner's
Is the place to buy II.
Main street below post-otiice.

Many OF the finest and most valuable
horses owned by the people OF Richmond
have been sent to Cbatsworth farm, three
miles from the city. to winter. r. Il. Chat
fin. the owner. will send for Your horses
and board them cheap TO make manure.
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A Arf-Furniture.

Fancy Chairs, Tables, Chetlonicrs' Desks,
and Eascls. for holiday trade.
GEORGE II. STACY & Co.,
I2OJ and 1907 Main street.
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The chairman Of the Danyille Commit
tee" has placed in my hands for distribu-
ton printed report OF the riot, which
/ will be pleased to give free to all who
may call on me. j. ID. PATTON,
1851 east Cary street.
Richmond, Va, December l3, 1888.
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sss ssss " z $S'90 7 E. #rH
ssss ssss Y Z $5osS 5os / El1a F. En-
gBB lRR 90 TTTTH II ZEE RRR ssSs
spTB ;pR ne @ + Il ali II + FE L kRR ssss
sBB ! K 90 r ii ii EEER R'SS9 ;,
81 BROAD STREET,
send holiday greetings TO their patrons and the
public in general. and beg 10 announce that their
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
STABLE AND FANCY HOLIDAY GOODS
viii bc ready for inspection
TOMORROW N1ONDAYD.

Whllc these VIII De found especially suitable foi
HOLIDAY Pr ESENTS ana CHRISTMAS GIFTS
thcy are commended TO the attention Of ladiei
L cserywhorc as Being
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING OFFERING IN
TIE MARKET AT SIMILAR PRICES.
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DAWsON,s NEURALGIC CURE.

nAWsON's NEuRALGiC CURE HAS
NTIiRALGIA, RHEUMATISM. and TOOTH
ACHE. Ask or send for circular. For sale by
4. ROBERTS BAKER,
deA Main street.
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For beautiful Photographic Compost
ton, artistically finished. 20 TO the Davis
Art-Gallery, S21 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-16

IS SoRDER 20 close cut the balance of my Plata
Christmas Cards. wall sell, commencing MON
DAY MoRN%G, Cards at one fourth of marked
prlce. ,eearaless Of cost. Al my plain cards now
ON sale At ose fourth Of the regular prices.
l.. LEWIS, Dl3 Main s,rveI.
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4 photograph beautifully cOlored by Mr.
A. ;. Bradley, at the Davis Art-Gallery'
S27 Broad street.
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SeasOnabIc LuNuries,

foreign and domestic. are for sale by
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR. Grocer,
Pace Block.
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IucOnparable.

Just received, five new styles Of Mems
Slck suits. They are all wool, and SO l.
the price. Mistit Store, 0l2 Main street.
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PLAN CHRISTMAS CARDS at L. Lrwis's Il
one fourth egrlar prices 10 e.oie o., stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-16

BOYS and GIRLS. in SETS. for 1sc. We also have
GIRLS for sc. up. and BOYS from 2jc. up.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FOR CHOICE SELECTION COME EARLY.
SHOPPING-BAGS,4 4Oc. and up; something hand
some for -.
sec sur SMALL PLUSH ALBUMS at 75c.; bet
ter ones In proportion.
BASKETS of all kinds Compare prices else
where.
WORK.BOXES ut 3j and 6Oc.; very few left.
FLOWER PLANTS for decoration.
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somethin. that viii Not Fade.
AHaudsome Present.

Photographs made at the Richmond
GnlIery. S2I5 Broad street.
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A NEW LINE or RUSSIAN CrRCrLARs AND
WRAP, Of all kinds just received al -. r.
MITTELDORFER's.
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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
Concy Island, Authors, improved toy
Money, Lagomca, Word-}laking and
WOrd-Taking. Parchcesi, n
y. LE0NARD's, sos Main street.
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WE WOULD ADyIsE al purchasers OF Holiday
Goods Of All descriptions tu call On ID. x r.. MIl-
TELDORFEE. j27 Broad street.
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Poets.

All the Red-Line Gilt Poets. only Cj cents
each, at {. +. JOhnstOn's.
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Ghnt.erbON.
Cards.

Genuine English ChattorboX. only 20
cents, at G. +. Johnston's.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH RNSUEED ny
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTI-
PRICE, which win speedily remove pcnt tarta
and scurf Price, nifty contsa box.
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WHY SUI ER WITH MALARIAg EMORY'S
STANDARD CURE PILLS are nfalliblc; never fail
10 cure the most obstinate eases; purely vegetable
contain no quinlae, mercury, or poisons Of any
klnd-25 aud 80 cents.
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We have Mems OycrcOdts u -. 3, -.
and -. Mistt store. 9l2 Main street.
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WuBOR's COD-LIvER OIL AND LINE.-Fhe
friend, If persons who have been restored from
confirmed consumption by the use Of this original
preparation, and the grateful parties 1bem 'elNes'
have. by recommending IL aud acknowledging us
wonderful eficat y, given the article vast p"pu-
lartty I'm New Eng and. The Cod-L iysr Oh IS IN
this combination robbed Of ~ unpleasant taste
and rendered doubly effective in being coupled
with the Lime. which H. itself restorative prnel-
ple. supplying nature with just the assistance re-
quired 10 heal and rcjtore the diseased lungs \.
b. WmBog, Boston, proprietor. Sold by all drug
gists. "
PLAIN CHRIsTNAs CARDS At oNE foURTn OF
REGur. Az FIGURES 10 close ont the balance Of my
plain cards. / am selling
2Pl,in Cards az soc.
- Plain Cards n 25c~
zoe. PLAIN Cards Al l2Ee., sc.
| am also selling my holiday stock al greatly
reduced figures from 20 to 80 per eent.--ach a.
Rrass Goods. sconccs, Plaequcs, plnsh Goods
AIbums. Bl,lue Figures. Sc.
l.. LEWIS. 0l2 Main street.
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Cards.
Immense card display. Cards at hall
price. Frlnged cards from jc. no ai 90S
Main street.
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S4la EAST BROAD sT')
Read what KAUFMAN & co. Shaye to say.

The rush Of business prevents us from writing
more detailed advertisement for this Sundays
DispofeL. but If you come to our store any time
this week (that is, early customers have first aud
best choice), you will find large and choice
assortment Of BOY AND GIRL DOLLS not 10 be
matched elsewhere.
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/ A BDp TEEE ssss"%
! All = B#IHHr ssss
LILA ADDD ii ZEE ssss
Y #$$,$$ w y #h ##nfh 4 4 Err Err sssss sssss
"" w K L "A p Ssss
NOTE OUR THIs-wEEK's PRICES.

NOTE OUR TIIIS-WEEK'S PRICES.
LADIES ALL-wOOL sACQUEs, in medium
colors, at s2.65-former price a.;
LADIES BLACK ALL-wOOL DIAGONAL and
JERsEYBEAVER sACQUEs ats2.75 20 80
less than one half former prices;
LADIES' HAYMARKET ULSTERs, SO inches
in length, ALL-WOOL DIAGONAL CLOTH,
S5.75-formcr price $40;
NEWMARKET ULsTEIs at 81, $40, and up to
s25-all at a reduction of 40 per cent.
\ REDUCTION
OF
ATLEAsT 20 PER CENT.
EVERY GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE.
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READ THE NEW ADVERTISEMENT of ID. &. T..
MITTELDoRFER.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

Love VI aud G. & T. are new brands of cigars
registered by GODDIN TRiBBErI.
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NO. r.. LAUGHTON. Jr., 10 A. NJ, toys. fancy
goods. furniture, stoves, &c.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, 10 \. NJ, l.. ~, and
7sP. NJ, watches, tewelry, &c.
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THE HANDsONEST AND LARGEST STOCK or
Plush Odor-Ca'c-. Cclluloid Dressing-Cases, Elc-
CANT Plush Nork-BoNcs, Handsome Plush Velvet
Whisk- IIoder,. and the fullest line oi bridal and
Christmas presents ever seen IN the city can h.
found at OWENS s. MINORS.
opposite pOst-ofice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
Blaine's Bright Plan.

Mr.. Blaine Is in predicament. He
knows it would be wise policy To per-
petuate the whisky tax, aud yet, Ike
other protectionists, he perceives that
the whisky tax is not only an obstacle
to more tariff, but, If it is to be contin-
ued, will compel "A greater reduction
OF the tariff revenue. Tho problem
which has presented itself TO MI.
Blaine for solution is, therefore: How
10 keep all the tariff and the whisky
tax, too?
The plan he has hit upon is 70 con-
vert the national government into a
tax collector for the several provinces,
10 collect the whisky tax and assign IL
among them, not in the proportions
which they respectively pay, but in
proportion to their popnlation.H
a MART from this conversion OF the ma
tional government into a provincial
txx-collecting agency, the most re-
mari able feature of the scheme IS that
which would authorize the collection
OF taxes in Illinois for the purpose OF
local administration in New YORK "a
Kentucky for the purposes OF local au-
Ininistrafion IN Maine, Massachusetts,
otc. In Maine and Massachnsetis the
manufacture Of whisky Is pfohipited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

by law and condemned by XXX NOR
ality; nevertheless, the proposition to
assign to those happy provinces a
share of the whisky tax collected in
Illinois aud Kentucky is not prohibi-
ted ooy their laws, and probably would
not be condemned by their stringent
morality.
Nevertheless, the scheme would lack
something of the quality of equity.
In reality, 1t is only another device
OF protectionism striving to prevent
any reduction or modification of the
damnablc tariff exactions. Nothing
lets go it grip on the throat of the
victim so unwillingly as licensed rob.
berry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

Number ofpatents granted, In
Guiding reissues and designs a, ,e-
Number OF trade marks regis 'o'
Tered ;-.....................,.. 60
Number of labels registered. ....... az
Tntol --------
Number of natcnis ,si;,s 22,sse
non-payment of final fees one
Number OF patents expircd....,. SiS-pp
RECEIPTS AND ExpEYpIruRrs
Espehd,nrns aii tn sossrcesi sla5Sss 20
sd nrrppnInns,,...............' y ss Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
CL0AKSl CLOAKSI! CL0AKSlll

Mrs. Brown is now receiving
her stock Of ClOaks for ladies
misses and children. The term
ClOaks embraces all the varieties
Of Wraps, D0ImanS, Circulars.
Visettes, Jackets. Jerseys, etc. etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
Freak OF a Crazy Man.

Utica, n. Y, December Be. :.
Martin, former business manager OF
the Boston Ideal Opera company, and
defeated in civil suit in Cleveland by
Miss Ober, disrobed on a railroad train
early this morning, and threw out MS
clothing. To the bundle was pinned
his name with the request 10 hold q
post-mortem. Martin was arrested
His mind il upset.