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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

Mr. Tafts record in the practice match,
when he made III points out of possible
800 is one which has been made only once
before in the history Of the club and il is not
likely to be often equalled. He feels happy
over it, and is entitled to do so.
The following is the list Of letters remain.
ing in the Brattleboro post-of1ice, May 10:
Ladies-Lydia A Allen, GeOrgie Y Cooper, Mary Pa
gan, Mrs Hall, Mrs Mary Howard, Mrs Mer-
riheld Mrs. Ada Mann, Alice Mitchell, Mrs Ruth A
Powers, Josie Reed, Mrs Elroy Stoddard Emma Smith,
Mrs ThrAsher, Annie vAndeburg, Helen NJ Wheel
ock.
Gentlemen-R Armstrong, Cyrus Green, Wm
Gray, A Jebb, Joseph Jeley, 8 Miller, II w Payn,
Geo Putnam, A X Stebbns, Daniel Sullivan (priut-
cry, = Sargent, A Wilder, b Nichols 4 Co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

Parties from SaXtOns River are Offering
Is cents per pound for wool.
Mrs. j. B. Stebbins, who has been sick
for several weeks with spinal difficulty, is
now improving
Arthur B. Stebbins of Morgan Co, Tenn.
is expected home this week.
AT the reorganization of the Baptist
Sunday school on the 10th inst, Mrs. O. W.
Stebbins was chosen superintendent, w. b.
Guy secretary, Clarence j. Stebbins treasur-
or, and Elmer e. Gleason librarian.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

Montpelier despatch says that as soon as
Atkins brought the news from Washington
last week that general chopping-of of Off
cial heads was soon to begin, the Democratic
scramble for the Montpelier post-oflice began
anew. There are three aspirants for the
place-A. A. Mead, L. P. Gleason, and f. H.
Bascom. Bascom didn't get the office of
post-ofice inspector which he coveted, but is
confident that he can get Postmaster Wings
place if anybody can. The despatch says
he feels so sure of some government office
that he has sold out lucrative drug business
which he has carried on for years. Mr..
Wings commission has three years to run,
and the push for his removal is made on
purely partisan grounds. We shall wait with
interest to see how much force Hirams die
tum carries in his own town.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15
Bellows FaIIa.

Bellows Falls bicyolists have organized
club with 10 members.
Mr.. Swain has just put new 4 horse
Fitehburg engine into his office, with a new
horse boiler. The engine is the same as
used by the PheuiI, and lie undoubtedly the
very best machine of its kind.
The Russell paper company il building
another mill in which they will put the lar
gest paper machine in the United States. 1t
is TO be Harper Fourdrinier, over 40 feet
long. The drive-rolls ara 81 inches in diane
ter and over 80 inches long. This machine
10 designed for newspaper, aud makes three
sheets at one time. 1t will cost about 500,
OOO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

Gen. Grants condition was Jess favorable
on Wednesday. His throat was swollen and
painful from the work of debating TO his
stenographer the day before, and after seve-
raj attempts he was obliged to give up work
on his book. After making an examination
his physicians stated that his disease was max
ing marked progress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

The American congress of churches held its
first session Of three days at Hartford, Conn,
this week, with leading representatives of all
the Protestant denominations in attendance
aud taking part in the proceedings. Reports
of the proceedings indicate that the purpose
OF the congress, which is to promote "a free
discussion of the great religious, moral and
social questions of the time, without propos-
ing any doctrinal basis of agreement, was ad-
mirably met and accomplished. session Of
the congress will be held in st. Louis next
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

w. H. Perry has the general agency for
this county of the Putt Pomade, a polish
for metals, which has attained q very large sale
both in Germany, the country of its origin,
and in this country. 1t il an excellent arti-
Gle, working quickly and effectively.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15

e H. Pratt brings the editor an egg-ihe
product Of Plymouth Rock hen-which is
really big one, weighing within small frsc-
ton of one-fourth pound and measuring 81 by
81 inches
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15
GbtVermont4 benit.
BRATTLEBOROi
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1885.

The Washington correspondents credit
Senator Morrill, with having "a good deal OF
influence" with Mr.. Cleveland's admnistra-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15
DEATH OF TWO OLD RESIDENTS.

Elliot Howard, a man Familiarity known
as Withheld to everybody about town, was
almost instantly killed while at work on w.
4. Richardson's farm last Tuesday afternoon.
He was driving one of two OK teams which
were drawing manure away from the slauRh-
ter house barn. Having just eaten his din
ner he was hitching up his team to resume
work. In doing this be stepped between the
near OK and tina neap of the cart lifting the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15
a. : with redOubled JUNCTION:
hope in hell
Their souls may dwell
Who a rat fuvanfa1 RaaaW Tv,otf,,.

1t is announced that the railroad fare
from Brattleboro to the national G. A. X. en-
campment at Portland and return, will be
$3.50; from Bellows Falls SO. A special
train will leave BrAttleboro on Monday, June
~, about A. NJ, going via Bellows Falls,
White River Junction and Wells River. Col
Greenleaf, Commander of the department Of
Vermont, has recently been in Portland to
arrange for the accommodation OF the Yer
mont old soldiers, and will soon publish an
official announcement in regard to railroad
fare, rates of board, etc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-05-15
Local Intelligence.

meteorological Record.
sKK Ending THURSDAY EvEsINo, MAY "a, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

causs wh,,a he esroueef- ] potn; 90 his
faTreg during thai rreai lr<Todt ~ ehsi
country q history. flit Fro1udc OF Aoa<A w.
sounstd NJ Foss Bumser ann tns set sau
tceBes enzcfsa amid fne gloone Atso oefss
taitans az Apponatio1-
Nhef, fise bright surrflfne ~ or coup-
try = trrxce was 8fsi darkened fly The caouns
ef ffa,ricsdal MAI Jef1n W. baniel We =
seiAfssrs npsd the Rssd scenes az ms oo1ntS
hone Eheu the call OF Virginia sui1 fAof,-
fnr nsr sons ~ her defeace rastE osit VI ss',sxl
ine hiiss aud valleys Of tilis fAir iann nfs, m
afacng tie foremost o. rally % sler side y -
This srs3ens srhcol- hoy. 20 WHOM Ina ca o.
country was as Ine voice az ooc.
Al fhe rattle OF fsfsi Manassas ne re-
ceiyec his baptism % frt. and se2ieo VII
istsooc hisdevoiiont u Virginia Aiio ieA'is
To sleF cauee. -.
Copyfsclsoua "a ailartry and fideliiy % duty
Won Tor MIN rapsG prDneotioG, Gflc souu We
md this private oi the rssiks err me eaNh
of carr r1aBhoof mad scarce darksneo hh
elassir face wesr1nE the star oi MAJOR.
iu the sfubtscru nEbts o. the Aiioerne-e
whsle rzIisutiy leading the cnarze oi N,
1hfrty.tnfrd regiment oi the old stone wa
brigade. ne reosiNed the cfuei y otlhe VIII -.
has rendered him q cfipfar inr II ~
starEsren al his uavs with pain anu siucf-
irE There Oh thai hloOo.stotucd Ilcio
sbere fDll iligh rolled ine crimson tihe o.
xraf herewith sword In hand and lac u
tho Zoe ae feii p nero whiie I'm comradA
SWEPT Cr a. victory.
And ., Sir seeaxeT. thr0zxli al tne long
uichf of that feaf11i siruEgie he chung a.
Virginia as7c her fortunes with deVotiot
xghsels glnwed brighter amid Rdvers1il ano
Iit Wilt ite haliOwed nres the oArkesi ho9ts
q dfsauTnlntmeDf and defeat
Fr0ui t1s trials and nsrdsnips OF war
trtaie which tesi the scuis o. men. ~ a
teurfh ca M forfh ulsrarret. save o. those
wounds which add instr and reno"A "
the recipient ,..
80 loslr A. gratitude shall hold pise- u
the hears oi the people. - ionf ~ Uh-
fatfertng esVOfiof 81 country and hSr ctese
stsaitarslrse te fires o. fsftrtosss1l, -, iotnt
- vsloT ms yotarH ann cfaNerg lt -
rotrea arnor.r men g. long Vii the great
heart o. the Virginia people 90 ou4 - tlis
erfupiefl soldttT arifn . tenderness ara alier-
ton gurpsairu the 3Ove ~ woman.
Not. Nj! speaker 10 revive TN SAC ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

BFCKwITH. pARHAN q ANDER-
SON. no. Nam street.-Thsse gen
usmen, who deal principally N books
that instruct and elevate the mind Of
man. make their annual Christmas an
uouncemenI. They are very felieitous
u saying We hope one and al have
received al abundant measure Of the
good things Of this world, and have not
forgotten the better things. and we
rejoice with then al the suspicious
signs wkich seem to indicate the COM
ing o.. ar era Of prosperity which shall
reward the iabors OF our people
Rich anc tasteful as was the display
OF books and Christmas casds last year,
the novelties for TINS season isT SUI
pas II. The store Of MessrS. Beck
With. Parhau Anderson presents an
especially handsome aud brilliant ap-
pesraBce. 1t shelves and counters are
filed with 81 immense stock OF splen-
dIdly.illustrated works and standard
books and every article II the station
ery line. AL the different varieties OF
stationery are here displayed II such
style as 70 easily afford ready opportB-
nitv for the best selection. Most Of the
sly les are new. ard OF TINS account will
b. readily souch: after. II indeed will
no, be difficult tAsl 10 select q Christ
ma present from among the number
less books. pens, pictures. a.. On the
contrary. Il will he q pleasure. Maze
tins reliable house a cal before you buy
vour Christmas present, anc see il the
gentlemen there cannot give you some
valuable hints about the matte,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
A prnmns sasfaersea,.

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. >, lss5.
Msssrs. Feyton q BHersoH, Gesoral
8qeHfg KqHttaotc Life Asssrsae>
Socisty
Gentlemen beg 10 acknowledge
receipt o. vour favor OF the : n instant,
covering check for 5000, being pay
ueni IN full Of loss under policy No.
%. sos. j. g.. wINTERsNtTH.
Il gives INT grea, pleasure 10 testify
to the prompineSs AM liberalIty OF the
Equitable Assurance Society N this, as
well IS n al other cases that nave
oonic under my observation. In this
particular case there were doubts m
volytd thai might have delayed. If not
endangered the payment, but the Society
has promptly solved these doubts III
favor o. the assured and paid tine elaIm
n full.
cannot too fully endorse and re-
commend the society 70 all parties as-
slring reliable lie insurance, believing
fully tina, not al Lie Companies would
have acted with such characteristic and
commendable fairness.
JOHN NfNTERsMrTH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

nn ensY&oyee. uodam&9e could re reoorefss3.
ks vsEpronkfr epFope6 t8xr furdtnr MI o.
1874. aszf preifrtesi that * uunsd ~ cssA~
trosts ~ 20 conse4uences tn the state
prediction verified a. tao dssrzpstea ot the
lsamorraitc pafts. which rendered nsh0n~-
ism pss&Sinle. bali9xtnE that o0e oi tsfe
es<enf3aR 60 make rocd citizens uz< u
asAne them intelligent hs advocated Ete
ten six wears sooner imam was rcuairei by
the Constitution.
These an nut sense o. use important mes.
sures IA wnsrh MAJOR Dante. a. usenber -
ihs 6eDerA' ASSEMBLY took . ieASti1y and
ln the councils ard cunvenlsony o. toe
DEMOCRATS party hs services have hseu
taFaiuaSAt.
he vas chief drRftsEaan OF the Democrat
yaattfornI 81 I lstoanN tine writer oi the cof-
resFoytdsnre of tn lbemorratsc o3fnmitfea
VITA the Malone committee which Eliow ~
ufi The frce character o. ite AahoIfe - Haa-
o0cf sad kn~liSh ticket aud rendered
ysfo Malone a contract to spli &snudsr t.se
iewocrai3c vote and give 8 r. pgbilcst &
issC
Be wa cliey craftsman o. ths platform
OF fetd- upon which tbe ibeufocfsatfc partf
rtUniied aisO of ttsF platform OF 1s55. upou
which isc victorious Democracy nave re-
GENTLY essablisboc their power n Virgin 10
hut ar. tue TIME and the event 10 the
career of MAJOR nanie which oesi snOWt
tste true character tbe unsuervinE courage
tife unteinsh devotion o. the man. was
when he bed the fgrlorn nope o. lhe De-
nOcTary
IL 1881. sithough fhoughiful lfsn saw
offlrnd the veil Of Tczd 3uk DeHt t1e sIscire
~ bs aolsetgD the great masses % fae T,ef'-
Esis o. Virginia were ~ much determined
that the read iustBrsnt Of tlif fsuuifc DEBT o.
virginia sllcuid ~ accom- sSaed a. isier
Oh iU l6sa cf $50 thev were 6sfernlinel
thai Nahoneism saouid b. crushed.
Naer isle her1ecratic Convention % 1881
Asse IA bred H. TINS cify it wRt tlie genera.
ulsn' thai MAJOR uRnie soousd teAd tae
DessssefRry b. thaf c1satesf
ndsfth0ugil d IA nearest friends protest q
although q h private and profess onal btssl-
sfess required ms attention although the
defeat. tsai wa f0reEone concins -.
would 4 was ihO9ght. draw ciosid o.eI
his fuiurc political career. he responded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

WHAT ruLoSRg 1ASrgR sAfb.
..Hsssug nos given the large upT'ee'
Hsrdssn pssno purchased OF ys"
house o fair snd tkorossh sess. \ On
sprsk confidently xs to It's merits, n.n
! do not hesitate To say Il mach exossos
nv expectations Ths tone Is iaii,
sweet. brilliant, and even. Inc actsco
i said by all the pi2aists who nave sr,sd
/, 10 be even and psrfect, and the IN
s,rument holds To- tnne As ~eIl ss sny
I have ever sen. Being located IN my
library. TINS piaao D played ap'a
neorls au das, as the room y maeh
used by my family; bat aossitos'2na
ing this. i, does not need tuning sny
oltvner than dses my conesri grand
the magnificent instrument located 10
nv mushroom. and although the
case does NOT add % or take from she
saus,cal value Of q piano. ! would say
that the cabinet work IN thH instrument
Is as exquisite as any have ever sssn.
You can refer to me al pleasure.
WALTKE u. MOSES 4 Co..
State Agents. 9ls Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
The Ianse--k.s~r TOURIST

The sixth edition Of TINS popular Iii.
tie book, edited by " ID. Chesterman
and published by L. y. Tatum, super
intendeni Virgins Steamboat Company,
Is about 10 20 70 press, having been re
yised and enlarged. This book is sold
Oh the Company s steamer Ariel and a.
our bookstores, and distributed grsts,-
toads by mail every day, and reaches
the best class OF tourists SD intending
setiieE IN the Sorth snd Wes..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

useful and ornamental. There rs mo-
thing strained OF superiaiive N
tbs announcement. for m adds-
ticn to the beautiful display Of LADIES
dress goods. you viii find an abnndaHoe
Of toys. dolls, books, desks, albums,
glove and handkerchief boxes, games,
elegant eloAks, dolmzns, sacques- Jscs-
cts, snd nlsters, blankets. quilts, con-
fortables. napkins, towels. table-clcths,
doiliss, and tray-cioths, hzndksrchSefS,
neckwear- stockings. and gloves, rugs,
carpets. oil-eloths. mats. jewelry, wIn-
dow. w.shAdes, curtains, poles, lambre-
gums, papers and envelopes, and cards
and envelopes N boxes. and IL fact
everything suitable for the season. so
70 to Cohen's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

WILBOR'- Cob. LIvET OIL AND LINE
Persons whn have been tsking ood.liver Of
y :. be peased a. earn ina DI. wILBoR
nas succeeded irom directions o. several
professional sentlemen. b. combining tine
pare O.. and iiIsse N sach s alanner that q
lung complaints sre truly wonderful. Very
many psFsOns whose cases were pronounced
nups &C. ant who had taken thu clear o4i
i1T q long time without marked effect,
have been entire,y cares oy nsing TINS pre-
parsiinu. b. sur ami set the eenaine
Manufactured only D, a. u. WfLnot.
Chen lst. Boston. >oid oy al druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
We " ans 0saey.

snc II order to get Il We will sell our
entire stock Of Clothing al prime COS:
iOr cash. Tins Is rare opportunity 70
obtain good clothing a. very low prices.
We uieau business and you can rely Oh
obtaining the goods a. first cost Tor cash.
L. b. SPENCE 4 Son,
3Ul Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

AZ the foot Of iAursl stree, on the river.
! have l0.000 feet Of glass. AN gros-
growing l0.0o0 Roses, l0.aio hys-
einths and Llies Of the Valley, u, 900
Geraniums. iO.Ooo yerbeRss. and TO-
0eO Choice Ferns and other plants.
Come and see.
II. A. CATIrN. FLORIST.
Richmond, Va.
Greenhouse phone. 800. store, q
north Ninth street phone 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

IN yesterday mornIng'E issue an item
about the lamps N Manchester no; be-
,ng il, on cloudy nights %. added 70 a
Riohr-ond local and was Jnstrued 70
refer to some neglec, On aie part OF TINS
city's lzmP-hghters. The Richmond
lamps were all right. No complaint
sbont then Ii was a suggestion to
the Manchester authorities u light Up
on such nights a. Sunday and Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, ,
WASHINGTON, d. C., April 81. 'S4. !
We take pleasure IN astesting the
merits and soothing Qualities Of All
cocks Porous PiAsters. having used
them on various occasions with much
benefit % many OF the patients under
our charge during many years.
SISTERS or CHARfry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

come 2nl set us. We have q ful, lne
OF artist mal.rAi--Brusies Draw-
ug-papei Gc.--at catalogue price, Of
larges, Hrrns n leading cities. Also,
received by last steamer large and
tine assortment o. Stee Eagrsyings.
Etchlngs. Oieocrauhs Photogravures,
&c. a; very loves, prices well suited
i1r holiday presents.
l.. I. FEANCK,
- north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

Ham isome Plush, Leather and Alligs-
Tor Dressing. ases. hilea with the bes;
cel.lloid goods Deautiia. Manicure
sets. unique Swlss Carved Work.
Glove anu Handkerchief Boxes, h&nd-
some Plush am Lealher Od0r-C Eases.
Whsb Holders. Mirror. Blsquc Fig
ares. DC. d.. We viii nor be under
solo. as we have goods q suIt a.
classes ano nurses.
OWENS & MINOR.
0DDos,se uOst-ofilre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

Cal a. jackson b.. 305 Broad street.
fol Fine French CHINA ! ca sets. Lemon
Ade. Ice Cream. and Fruit Sets BO-
hemian and other Glassware. Cheapest
ime OF Cupr anG SsacerE ever sold
Chamber sets a. the Lowest KIND OF
prices. quality considerrd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

snbdaed ard sok tinting and . total
absence Of trimmings. AS q hoiidas
gift, nothing viii take the place Of o
Chsistmzs-card, and - they vary NJ
price from few cents 70 many dollars,
sufficient variety can be found 20 suit
every cne's taste. You can't 60 amiss
n selecting Q present si bewsss. he
is selllue his holiday goods a. from -
&C. per csnt. reduction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
CHRISTIAN. NH-TL s. Co.. Nan
between Eichtl and Nintl street, -

between LlEnL AtL MINI street, -
ale. rne feed nation
AM . car unf Wl. VIZ i- soh-.
J. VA the ageu- @ Lug-les's canned
goods IL Lurope VINO made the above
starting aun-usn aIc sc, We 7enlur,
tia, the princeiy grocers, Cnrlsu4I.
White 0 Co.. Cn the same ground would
re iaf more p0tenua. u combating
viii ,he iulmor-a- 19r- Truly tlelr
D.. a. tLev announce. the '- healluarter
DO, good things" % VIVA, store
house tor supplying the l5rdcr ior
rhrlstmas. AnC yol MAY pat O. d0wn
e. ia-. arc. lnlccl, w cca. o. mo-
thing el-e tina, the high standing O, tae
aru. u til, community. q wei a the
individual integrity @. IL members.
v1ecludes even the thought tna, they
would keen anything bu, IL pures
articles. Then stock Is new. Az 5as
ueer selected with unusua. taste an
care VIVA, peautiil. lme thev ar
ofe1lue Tor thIs season ~ the va 6.
new ralsins. currants clron. new mus.
Florida oranges. Malaga Crapes. home
made mince-meat plum puddinss.
cooking and table e-sherries- cham
uarnes. clarets. white wines /" English
Bairy.' Rocheiort. and Eaau cheese A.:
preserves. homemade pickles. Nirginis
hams. smoked toncues and the Ike.
OF course. few good Virginia house
keener, nave deiayed 70 thls time the
making o, ihcir Christina, iruIi-cahea
YET g. the l0rgettl. II tins regard We
.ugges. tina the z a; once 70 CaIls-
tizn. White . Co. and get the proper
srpplies 70 repar their derelictIou and
10 satisfy the cravings o. the lnner-.nan
A. thls festive season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

We are not selling cur Clotssq for
coss. but a. ~ per cent. above cost /;
and having yGred I5 PEI cent. by buying
tate n the season, can save you money
b. calling on us.
OWEN a sEIBE8LING.
3l3 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
l.. LFwIs. Nam street between
Ninth and Tenth

III y H. 14dAA w.
Ninth and Tenth
For faeuuentoeE tn2t Epeak to the hear.
f.iedges Of refinement anc grace
40 a. I.ewsss gallery o. ar
Yuul enc % b NEE charming piart.
Indeed. the store OF L. Lewis, a. .
stcrehOuse Of arr treasures. Is credit
to tire city. II Is jusi resplenaent for
the holidays with handsome paintings.
exquisite enyrAyinss, beautiful picture
frames, ornaments for the parlor fine
albums. and an endless variety OF
Christmas-cards. The CnristmAs-cards
TOY the season OF lss5 arr, a. a rule,
more tasty and artistic than thase OF
previous wears. The gAudy colcrs aud
plush fringes which were characteristic
OF the fine grade of cards for
the last few years have almost entire y
dissrresred, ard u their stead We nnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
s.rand.IinpH ,.iano>

\ few slightiy-used Pianos Of
standard makers a, about half price.
WALTER u. MOsEs & Co.,
qi4 Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

Glycerole h the only polish that oils
and polishes and doe not crack shoes.
SpENCE. TvKfI & Co.'S
ShOe-liousc.
hlj east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

10 examine GUY Stock Of Plan0s and
organs before purchasing eise@ here.
Walter b. Moses ) Co., 0l4 Nam
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16
F.Issnnt Diamond

Rings Lace Pins. Lar Drops and Scarf
Pms. Sixth AuHual Holiday Reduc-
ton. Godcard 4 Moses. 920 Nam
srrept
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The weather and hard times have
caused light sale. snd We want money
for the goods and viii therefore sell
ON entire stock o. Clothing Al prime
cost foT cash. Call early at 90l Nam
street. /. J.. SpENCF 4 SON.
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Eie:anI r~Beh Clocks

Sixth Annaa HOLIDAY reduction.
Goddard s. Moses, Jewellers, 80 Man
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

Call og Il anton. The Coutectlone,.
ilp. Man street, al. make yoar pur-
chast before tAe rush
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-16

Finest BOTTLED Iseey for Family Tee.
loI george Ehrets New York - Hell
Gaze Beer " II bottles. SEND u
HENRY KUCKER,
2l20 and 9l.- east Nam street.
Telephone 535
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L. Z. COOK. 10 A.. q. and 4 ?. NJ. Oh nsint-
lnss' s.ss. sSaxnvinss a., al No. s2i
essl Sros !. sfree..
JAS -AALOouGALI.. xt IL oAcionk. resss,ai
assa.fment of honsekssplng ariA1isG
0koRaE W. MAYO. si fos o'caaok. sssearp
iAnsinR poln;sfug sains. escctrsosi apual-
snces, sosft.ng. pclisys. AZ
SUTTON a CO.. ~ ~ 2, NJ. riee huis6fuu)<
son and nuvsi streesa.
RICHMOND yRAzAAK. 10 A. ~ 49,
mules. ooxs<ss. tkc
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sixth Annual Holiday Reductions.
Goddard 8 Moses Jewellers, 900 Man
street.