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Communicated
Colonel RuniIb.

Colonel Frank Ru1n is spoken Of for
some place within the gift Of the Demo-
cratic party OF Virginia; and ii seems to
us that he has claims which should not be
disregarded. He has always been Dem
ocrat. As Reidiuster lin State tnancesl
ne was frank. candid, and opposed 10 Ma
bOneism; and because OF ms audacity IN
opposing the one man OF the hour he lost
his official head. In this era of good feel
ing, with the wings OF our party rehnited,
it would be wise and becoming in us TO
signalize It's unificluon by recognizing the
claims OF Colonel Ruitin. who did yeo-
mans service in unmasking Mahoneism
before the people Of Vrginio.-E Editorial
Norfolk Landmarks, December Gh.
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The PrtsOners' Escape.

The following was addressed to Judge
Newman yesterday:
The undersigned. Jail commissioners OF
'Henrico county. having been called upon
by sheriff Southwark 10 make inquiries
into the facts attending the escape OF the
United States prisoners, Ellis and O'Nell,
ON the 2Sth day Of November, respectfully
report that after the fullest investigation
we could make the facts point to the pris-
oner Brown as the party who opened the
cell door for the prisoners, who had doubt
less made for themselves a key. We are
satisfied that none OF the officials are iIpli-
Gated. All oi which we respectfully sub
mIt JOHN KNOX,
Jail Physician;
JAMES NJ. CARTER,
j. c. REDWOOD,
Jail Commissioners.
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The New City-Han site.
10 Edi,or of the DisDotch

10 We Edtf0r OF WS DiSDdlch:
In every legislative body in this world,
hear. measure once agreed upon can, IL
the time for reconsideration has passed, be
repealed with the consent Of the approving
power. The General Assembly has more
than once passed bill and repealed IL in
the same session.
1t is perfectly practicable for the City
Council TO repea! the ordinance adopting
the City-IIall site. II 1t is repealed that
leaves the question open for consideration
anew, and the Council may then by a new
ordinance or new resolution adopt the old
lot or the Swan-Tayern lot az the site for
the new building; or. what would seem
far better in the present aspect OF the case,
submit the question OF site to a vote Of the
people at the MAY election. If, however.
the Council cannot reconsider or repeal
and submit the question. for that right we
can respectfully appeal 70 the Legislature,
which has the amplest powers in the mat
ter. The comcilmen and men in high au-
thority are so divided with respect to the
most eligible site that the strong,
clear sense OF the people had better be
invoked. for one give to each and every
councilman the credit Of acting under q
nigh sense OF his representative capacity.
neither condemn nor criticise them, or
any OF them. They have done what they
thought right but it would be unwise and
even dangerous TO our true interests to lay
the cornerstone until the question is put
at rest by 4 popular vote. Whether that
vote should be vote OF The whole body OF
electors, or Of the ireeholders, is a second
airy consideration Tor the wise heads to
determine. This / know, that the Demo-
cratic party owes it to itself TO be particular
in ascertaining the win Of the people.
1t does not matter that the Tupper pro-
perty has been condemned. If another
site should be adopted by the people the
Tupper lot could be resold ut small loss.
II the people wish to vote on the City
Hall site (ard the Councils hands are tied
they can secure it by petition'ng the Legis-
latIIrp y.
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ATHENS, Ga, November 6, lSS3.- ain
ayerse on general principles 10 saying any
thing commendatory OF proprietary arti-
cles. but there are a few on the market
that force those OF the profession who come
in contact with the diseased and suffering
TO ackno Nedge their superiority. Among
those find Swft's Specific 10 rank high.
One poor unfortunate requests me TO tell
you that he had long been sufferer with
terrible blood faint. and securing little il
any relief from other treatment, finally re-
sorted to Swii's Specific. He claims now
that il has afforded him relief, that he feels
that his blood is pure again, aud wishes
me to express his deep obligations, with
which cheriully comply.
Yours respectfully, JOsEPH JACOBS.
Druggist.
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The public Service.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In the Judgment OF many the Democratic
members OF the General Assembly will err
il they adopt the Malone plan OF parceling
out the public Offices OF the State govern
ment on mere territorial considerations.
The people Of Virginia did not commission
them for the ignoble work Of dividing
the swag." In the selection OF these public
servants the eyeT-ruling consideration
should be the qualification Of the applicant.
Men OF eminent fitness, irreproachable
character. and unsuspected party loyalty
should be selected, regardless OF location in
this or that congressional district. We
want .'no Malone i'm ours DEMOCRAT.
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Nr. 4. ID. johnson.

OF the Southern Jcwelry House Of Lynch
burg. Va. will only remain today and to-
mOrr0r at the bookstore OF {. +. john
ston. DIS Main street, with his fine display
OF watches, diamonds. jewelry, &c. All
persons in want OF such goods will save
money by securing what they want in his
line. as his prices Tor goods are lower than
any other house in the State, and bis repu-
tation for fair dealing unsurpassed by any
house North or South. Do not fail to give
him call. He would respectfully refer to
Messrs. If. X. Ellyson, j. T. Ellyson,
George b. McAdams. Drs. john llamon.
J. j. Laflierty, W. T.. Hatcher, and others.
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Ambulance Calls.

Yesterday morning Alvin Talley. CO.
lored man, had his leg very severely
mashed by piece OF falling timber while
engaged with several other hands IN load
ing a wagon with some very heavy lumber
at the Allegheny freight depot, on BYRD
street. The ambulance was called, ana the
sufferer was taken to his home, on twenty
fourth street between Main and Franklin;
Yesterday evening white man named
George Field fell from scafiold and dis
located his right wrist. DR.. Mercer. VINO
was in charge of the ambulance, set his
arm and took him to his home, OIL st.
Iohn street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRIsTMAs CHEER! !

(HRISTMAS CHEER!
OLD MOUNTAIN RYE. ROliREKS Cbkh- C6,f.
BRATED RYE, HIGGlNss TUE: ~ ~,
PIXIES MAGNOLlA. SWEET ,hh,5I h6Ei i,Vli Ynu
many other standard brands oi Mlirhbi -
FRENCH and AMERICAN BRANDlES
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC, GlNs;.e
PORT. SHERRY. and tAIAM ~ " iN'S'
sOTTUAM MPTON APPLE BRANDY
NEW ENGLAND RUN: ,,..,
COX's and CHALMERs'S GELAIiNEjs, o.
GREEN ana BLACK TEA, oVc' ahos - Fe'
pound: ,..,.,.e.
LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEES;.
Choice Brands Of FAMILY FLOUR; -.
UNADULTERATED stGARs OF Nailob si"uo'' =
PURE APPLE VINEGAR;
FREsH OAT-JEAL. Sc. per pound At
sUGAR-CURED BACON. and many oser tesi-
JOHN NJ HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin sreci,
two doors above Old larket.
Established 1860. 90 lh
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Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Goddin cele-
broted their golden wedding on Wedues-
dav the 5tb instant at Ashland. They had
esoibered around them a numerous house
hold Of children and grandchildren and
oreat. grandchildren. 1t was Joyous oc-
cosion. There were present in the direct
line four generations and in one OF the col
lateral lines five generations. Mr.. Goddin
made an address to his children and grand
children; and a sreat-greai-great une,e INCL
who was present at tue weduihS III 1900
told his "reminiscences about 1t.
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(hrIsfmas Goods.

Quite an excitement, which amounted To
almost general sensation, was created at
9OS Main street between Ninth and Tenth,
by the announcement that Y. Leonard had
opened his Christmas goods. ConnOisseurs
were upon the ground eorly, ana II
Leonard's statement is worth anything,
the go-ahead city OF Richmond will be de-
lighted with a store that shows its patrons
all OF the latest novelties a; No. 9Os Main
strppt
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Efue RnfnsOps.

would like all my friends, consumers
as well u growers, to see the Irish potl-
toes | will have on my stand at the New
Market on saturday morning, Sth instant.
They are, without exception, the very hncst
potatoes ! have seen for years. both aS to
SIZE and quality, and were raised by Mr.
George c. smith, Atlee's, Hanover. be
using under them the Potato Fertilizer,
made by the Southern Fertlllzing Com
panv, Of this city. RICHARD X, CARTER.
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nrannel Dead.

Last night about IL O'Clock Martha Ella
Norman died suddenly at No. IL south
EIGHTH street. She was found dead in her
room. and Officer Tolley notified the Coro-
ner. who visited the BODY and deemed an
inquest unnecessary. Her dealn was
caused by hemoIThage from the lungs.
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Christmas sale.

There will be a sale OF fancy articles.
large collection Of toys, and other articles
suitable for Christmas presents, at the lee
ture-room Of the GTace-Stre Presbyterian
church, on next Thursday and Friday, De-
cember 9th and 7th. The sale will COM
mence each day at II O'Clock, continuing
through the day and evening. Refresh
ments will be served. The public are iE-
yifpd IN attend.
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Christmas sale and supper.

The ladies OF DR.. Hoge's church Will
hold their Christmas sale and supper at
their lecture-room on Thursday and FRI
day, December 18th and lith.
Dolls Of every variety, and tastefully
dressed, will be Il specially.
Also. a large supply Of Fruit-Cake, OF
best make. for families.
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Thomas Concert Tonight.

Persons will not be allowed to prone
made or stand if there are vacant seats in
the Arm0ry Hall. General admission tick
cts 81 each. gotten at the door. No one
will be allowed 10 enter or move about the
hail during the performance OF any piece
on the programme. Concert at Arlnory
Hall this evening at hall-past o'clork
sharp.
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You will eventually find il necessary to

You will eventually find ii necessary TO
90 to Mccarthy & Co.'s. at sos Main street.
TO buy some present about which you have
been thinking. Go nor. In all serious
ness, you will save yourself trouble and
YOU will be better and more
ieisurely waited on. aud you will secure
the choicest things II YOU will 90 now.
Your own experience tells you that the
great rush and hurry and hustle OF the last
week before Christmas prevents quiet aud
faithful attention.
Carlton Mccarthy 4 Co. desire 10 attend
10 the wants OF EVERY SINGLE
customer at sos Main street.
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Police News.

Yesterday evening Officer Harmon ar
rested Branch W. Barksdale and Alfred
King, charged with creating disturbance
in the bar-room Of Jake Bluemenlink, I'M
der the Richmond Theatre. They were
taken 10 the second police station and
boiled in the sum OF 800 each for their
annearance al the Police Court this MORN
ino
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Members of the Legislature

are most cordially invited to call early and
often at Ryland & Lees warerooms, 9l3
Main street. where they will find the largest
assortment OF Pianos and Organs ever seen
In this CITY.
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Nov, all we can say Is that il W. -. Blaiy
X Co., 1909 east Main street, Il not a place
that you can get the most reliable Liquors,
Teas. Tobaccos, &C.. IRE make a mistake.
We find the quality OF their goods unsur-
passed, and their prices most reasonable.
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from OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l

UoRspoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR ALc0-
uo,,sy-Dr. j. 5. Huffman, philadelphia,
pa savs 1T is OF good service in the
tronblcs arising from alcoholism, and gives
satisfaction in my practice"
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XMAS CARDS. Many Thousands, from TIE cheap
est 10 the best. OF the very uai3ls siyies We have
very few. call early.
j. ". RANDo .PH a ENGLISH.
1892 Main street
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CHRISTMAS CARDS at half-price aud will go
one better by giving away friuged Christmas
Card 10 every one who purchases a dollar-Jook at
y. LEoNARD'S. oOs Main street.
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Just received al Jackson's. 303 Broad
street. another lot OF malolica vases, &c.
viii have another supply OF dinner-sets in
a day OF two.
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Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December I'll A.
M.-For the Middle Atlantic States, gene.
rally warmer, cloudy weather, followed by
rain, easterly winds yeering to southerly,
and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. slightly
warmer, fair weather, winds mostly east
erly. rising followed by falling barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ. a
0 A. NJ, 90; noon, So; Z. NJ, IS; p.
NJ. so; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, 30.
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n.wsox,s NEURALGIr CrRE.

DAWsON'S NEURALGIC CUN Has
| Jneyer failed IN single case 20 immediily cure
SEIppAICIA. RiIEtiMATISM, and OOTh-
ACiiF. ASK or send for clrcnlar. Eornie py
HN Il, ROBERTS BAlER,
ae4 Maiibtrcet.
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Invitation.

You are requested to call at No. III east
Broad street, Richmond, where will be-
given a practical exhibition of Hecker's
Seli-Raising Buckwheat and Flours De-
cember G. !, and 8, 1888.
Ladies especially invited
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THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS in the city are
q. & T., Love Ne. and %.
GODDIN & TRIBBETT. Proprietors.
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\ large assortment Of Plush and Ebony Cabinet
Frames AT greatly reduced figures.
L.LEwIS. pI2 Main street.
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4 4 r.. Love Nc, Ninetv-NInc.

Bronze Art Pieces for wedding presents A.
l.. LEwIs'S. 9l2 Main street
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IN INVESTMENT THAT PAYS
TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE.

Ordinarily this doesn't seem possible and yet II
happens daily with those who buy their CLOTH
ING OF that bargain bonanza. THE MIsFIT
STORE, 9I2 Main street. Ever on the lookout for
bargain. both In MERCHANT TAILeRs MS
FIT and FINE CLOTHING, we generally manage
10 secure our stocks at prices far less than others
pay. To buy low i, the secret Of being able to sell
low. Just now we are running oGtwo bargain lots
that we secured remarkably cheap. Our good
luck means good luck to lhe public for we have
placed prices very low.
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nRY TETTER.

For years was afflicted with Dry letter Of he
most obstinate type. Was treated by many Of the
best physicians took quantities Of mercury pot
ADJ. and arsenic, which, instead Of curing the Te'-
Ter. crippled me up with mineral poison and rien-
1natlsm. The letter continued 10 grow worse ana
the itching almost made Ine crazy. In this condi-
tlon was induced 10 take swift's specihe' ana
,he res,Jt was as astonishing II was gratifying,
I'm few months the Teter entirely we'll the
Mereurial Poisoning all out of my system ana
was a well man. and due only 10 swifrs Specific
All Iise sufferers should take IL.
JAMES DUNNING. Louisville Ky.
Our treatise on blood and skin. Diseases mailed
free 70 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
aee1w Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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POWDER, sc.
asnAss CASTINGS. ENGINES. 3c.
GROCERIES. L,aroRs. &e.

SWEET CIDER. NEW RAlsiNs. CUR
RANTS, and CITROS: also, FRESH SOFT
sHELL ALMONDS, PECANs, EILBERf>,
WALNuTs, and PALM-NUTs At
MCCARTHY 4 HAYNES,
de5 627 east Broad stnet.
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T.. B. COOK, 1880 p. W., book and Job prinsng
Office.
ATKINSON & TEMPLE, =. ". Irl,h poato",-
f.. IS. COOK. 10 A.M., household furniture %i'nt~
MIrp. Hr.
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FLORIDA ORANGES.
IL MALAGA GRAPES,
MFXICAN PRESERVED FIGS,
NEW CROP ELiME Figs,
NkW COOKING PRU<Es,
NEW LONDON LANlR RsfSlNs.
NEW CURRANTs and ClrRON,
SUPERIOR COOKING WINE,
All Ne popular brana- 60 GfI IAIlNE, -,
SWISS, RVcuEFORr, and >EUfcHAieh
CHEESE, ali at Low ngures, ~ -.
no27 CHRISTIAN S MITES.
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n you want to enjoy a good smoke ask '0r tie
Cuban cigars O.. & r.. Love Me. and Ninety Nine.
The more you smoke the more you want
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OVERCOATs from sc 10 s2s,
SUITS from 81 to $50,
PANTALOONs from $3.50 tos7'
BOYS SUITS from $3.50 TO sl5'
BOYS OvERCOATs from 50 TO sl4.
MsFIT STORE, 912 Main street
OMEN evening uu 8 o'clock saturday till 10
cu de7-3t
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Genuine English ChatterboN, 73 cents. aud
Christmas Card free, at \. LEoNARp's. D0S Main
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DRY GOODS

FLANNEL SuitingS, l2hc.;
I Georgia Rrocadcs, si5r
/ Plaid Dress Goods, &C.;
I CalOrcd SatinS. Doc:
I Ga Cloakings. s1.Sc:
| Colonel SILK Neivcts. 1928:
/ Mems Mcun0 Vests. 25c. 10 30:
/ Ladies Ncrino Vests, Doe. % 50.
Childs' MeTinO Vests, 50c. 10 81;
] tycoon Reps. l6Ac..
\ DamaSk Towels, 81 so per dozen;
\ Crash. Sc. per yard.
Ladies' ClOaks, sl.Sq:
satin I've Linon Circulars At si5;
I White Flannci. l2Sc. to 81:
I California shaker Flannel, ell;
1 Canton flannels. s 10 soc:
/ White Emhroi dcrcd Flannel at Sl.23;
/ White Blankets, si.4S;
Magnificent Al Wool Blankets, l3.4'
az go:
{ Black Jersey Cloth, al;
Z Uphiearhcd Damssk. 25c.:
J Rcd Table -Damask. 5NC..
7 Btack Brocadc silk. 75c;
I Bfocade Plush reduced from $3.50 to
Sl.92:
I Ped Nottingham Lacc:
/ Plain and striped Etamlne;
| Colorcd Nelyctecns, 5Oc.:
/ Black Nclvettens. 4Oc. 10 Sl.20:
/ Black silk Velvet. sl.2J toss;
/ ~ Black Tricot, Sl.l0:
I 42-incl Billiard Cloth. 81:
43-inch Black Armurc az Soc.
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4itilmmnd 1npatfk.
FRIDAY..........DECEMBER Z, 1885.

Ss'THF CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
~ LArTER THAN THE COMBINED CIKCU-
LATIUN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rAPFR: OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Post-Olhce at Richmond. Va. as
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DRY GOODS.

Rick-Rack Braids;
Loop kraids;
Star Braids;
Lace Braids:
Buttons at l0c. dozen-reduced from
37Nc.:
| Crochet Needles;
silver Thlmbles.
CellulOid Thlmbles:
Bang Nets. sc. apiece:
Large Size Hair Nets at l0c.;
safety Pins;
Tape. two rolls for &C.:
I Linen and Cotton Macrame Thread;
Icphyr WOrsted;
Germantown Wool columbia brand;
Shetland Woods;
Fairy Zephyr:
knitting arms:
satin Ribbons in all col0rs, ~ inches
wide. at l0c. per yard;
jersey Pins at &c,
Read silver Rhine Stone Pins In latest
designs;
Rufiiings:
lao Ties:
Lace fishues;
satin Polka-Dot:
I Tics at 25c.:
Snopping-B Bags, 5Oc.;
. Fine Fans;
Bag straps:
COrsets, 5Oc.;
Hosiery;
] Gloves:
Handkerchiefs;
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
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Fine Original Water-Colors at
L.LEwIS's Art-GAliery,
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To CoNSUMPrWES.-WlLB COO. LIVER
OIL AND LINE has now been before the public
twenty years. and has steadily grown I'm favor and
appreciation. Thiscould not be the unless The
preparation was ofhlgh intrinsic value. The COM
bination Of the phosphate of lime with pure cod
liver oil, prepared by DR.. Wilhor. has produced
a new phase I'm the treatment of consumption and
all diseases OF the lungs. 10 can hc taken by the
most delicate invalid without creating Size dis
gusting nausea which Is such an objection 20 The
cod-liyer oil when taken without lime. II pre-
scibed by the regular faculty. Sold by the pro-
prietor, A. u. WILBoR. Chemist, Boston, ana by
all druggists.
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Love Ne and &. 4 r. are new brands OF .s1rs
registered by GoDDIN & TRIBBErI.
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\ new line Of Prang's Christmas Cards. tp be-
opened at y. LEONARD's. 0Os Main street.
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EMoRY's LITTLE CAruARTIC Pulls are sufi-
ciently powerful for the most robust yet the ,uft
for children and weak constitutions. Tho lctiou
in any disease Is uniform, certain, and safe. Fif-
teen cents.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FiSE BIsQUEs. PLUSH TOILET CASES,
ROGERs's GROUPS at /. LEwIs's. s.9l2 Man treci.
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CARDOzO, ALsoP, MosBY a co.


we have everything new and desirable In all The
STYLES and coiurings introduced this season. includ-
Ing a beautiful assortment Of NOVELTIES m
EROCADE SILKS AND VELYETS in ottoman
"A.
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Personal.

W. B. Quinn and wife left last night for
Portland, Oregon, over the Northern Pa
cifc.
Mrs. Augusta Foster, the accomplished
heavy leading lady of the John McCul-
Tough company, on yesterday dined with
Mrs. Chas. Hams, of the Opera house.
Mrs. NJ. G. Worley, in charge of Mann
heimer Bros dressmaking department,
left for the east last evening to spend
several weeks among the fashions of the
seaboard cities. Partisan and Berlin
novelties will follow her return home.
The drawing for the lot on Elm street,
which was rallied for the benefit of the
house of Good Shepherd, took place at Nc
Carthy & Donnellys last night. The
prize was drawn by ticket No. 2S11, the
lucky owner of which can secure the deed
by presenting the ticket.
Judge CrowelI is making a brief visit
in the city, having left Washington on
Monday on short leave for needed rest
and recreation, which no place can so well
supply as our own st. Paul, The judge is
looking we'll and is in the best of spirits,
and is cordially greeted BY his troops of
friends who welcome him in their midst,
and will make his stay happy and pleasant