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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
CHlT-CHAT LETTER.
Ally @. MEAeER on LOCAL TOPICS AND
GOSSIP.
Views on Miss Kate Castletcp and Her
Crazy Patch Pretty Marriage Good
Points on q Turkey, &C.
RlcupoSp. Va. December 6, 1856,

RICHMOND, Va, December 9, 1856.
This ia my first letter to you Dispatch
people, but can assure YOU il Will not be
my last. am going to write YOU often.
Now, | don't know much about what -
expected Of writer's for newspapers. but
en- going right ahead and tell nv impress
sion OF happenings here In readable way
| hopc-tbat Is, | want TO be truthful
(wiibout beng tco rersonaD, breezy, aud
bright. and II sball do INV brs, to satisfy
you ALL" as dear old Captain COrcOran
saws, snd trust 10 bear a burst Of appro'
baton in the return words IA Ia PinafoIe
chorns) "and with you We are quite con-
tent"
Make allowance, please. for the late
freezing wralber Comm )nly called "col
snap'N. for the rapidcs, runping ideas VIII
freeze UP.
You will doubtless begin 10 wonder who
| am. hut YOU shan't know. I'll not tell
vou. Propose to remsn in cog. But ans
how. You folks will surmi,e, and each 90
Won viii have different opinion. some
viii think | am dude, some schOoi
girl gay: none, / hope, will find me rude,
when ihey rc9d what ] have 10 say. SOM
viii call me a cranky old maid some may
think me Bachelor old; some will won
der II, in purple arraycd, do this for fun
having plenty Of gold. But the muse mus
,ton She Is Geld. and can't be expected TO
ny high all the time.
The above was written while selted in q
popular restaurant not far from the square
waiting for nv turkey and >iuce. AS !
u.i>e my eyes tGey meet a stuffed turkey
uerched in the window. and then hegin To
think that the national bird Of this great
country commonly known 70 the Anglo
mauiacs n. the Siate>') should be To"
turkey. Dent we b'ar a hungry nan aSs
Ter turkey! Ard did any body ever hear q
restaurant waiter call our, American
eagle on toast for one.' | never did. and
have eat II beans i'm Boston. cllms in NeN
York. and corn bread AMI cabbage IN the
odd Dominion. Everybody likes turkey.
every body cats turk,y-that can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
H0n0ftng Colonel nOsby.

one of TIE cosy private bauluei-hali, oi
tie Parker House was occupied last eyenioZ
by a small Gathering Of eX-mihtiry gentle
ntu, Who met 20 commemorate ih social
Say their war experiences Of tweLty ye1fs
ard more ?gO. TIE foremost guest about
the table was the ipr.f1med " guerilla chief,
Colonel John :. MOshy. ~ Colonel Noso}
va, pa>siug through Washington on hl'
way 10 tn, city 10 deliver ms var lecture Il
va, Wiib mingled surprise and srlliicitlna
that ne received telegram from 4 gentle
man whom, ~ the cOur.r Oi many othtf
unpleasant event, whc0 fe.li to 10" Colo1"l
tot curing the war, he considered j. bis dulf
t0 ulake e captive.
/, WA. ihr outcome OF hlS tus,le witb To-
second Massachusetts,. Which col,l
Mostly has always alluded 10 a. one 0f t1'
severe L ~ bis struggles. The C0uiedf
rate. were finally succe.-!ul. aud the "a
liant Iuion Officer. Ngior !. VI. Fcrbs-,
lacsme ColOnd MO>hy', prisoner. Gh'
C5l0Eel thought no more about the ma.i
urtil i va, recalled to hi, memory rev
ds,s ,nce bS an inyiiati,a ID oinc 40!
,i,nd tie evening with his once cp-iyc
tIeny.
lat evenings gathering J Parser, ~
The result. Ahoul sixteen gallant oil ye'e-
rars did iusllrc 10 an eXcellrni meau, arr
thtn, in lb,. elaborate and 'omiortibles 'clu.
sion Of lbe banquet. htl,. aittT tie fragranl
Iavsnas bad been i:ghted. Were fought
asaIn tie old tghi-. and st'rrlag 'ebid.-
.,6uces Oi ibe old caWpa'gn~ were told.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
CGvN1Y AND City NEWS.
SUIT ACniDst Manchester for $1,000
Dsmage-- o'her Items.

Mr.. David l.. Pulham. as counsel for
Thon A. Tucker (rolored), has instituted 4
suil against the city OF MancbesterfOr $500
damages. Anderson Tucker and wife. pa
rents OF Thomas Tucker, lived on Fifteenth
street hefwcen EvCre:t and stockton. JUS
back of their house j. a steep embmkment,
where clay has been dug. one dlrS nigh,
nearly wear ego, Tucker and his wife
were returning bcme.and both fell over the
bank. Both have since died, and their son
ara executor. Thomas Tucker. sues ihr
city for 5000 damages, claiming That The
fell WaS the cause OF their death. The case
will probably be called a the next term ~
tie iiiistings Court, which opcn, on IN"
2Uih instant
Judge Frank y. Irving, OF Farmyill',
OF pned 4 speci1l term of the Cne-.eric' ]
Clrcl.it Court for Judge Hancock ye.ter.
da, 10 try .ucn eases a. the latter vas com
sci IN pTIpr 10 his election A. Judge OWN
10 The condition Of the weather Judge IT,
yirg adjourned the jury for the term, and
continued al contested ci.Cs until anothct
term. The Judge Will remain Gown unth
>aturGay. hearing chlnccry matierS.
ne,pile.the depth OF tie snow the Nan
cLt,i,r streei.caTs continue 10 run oh
schedule tine, Of course. only two cars
are running, with four mules hitched .
each. Not having q snOY-p,Ow, Sup'riu-
tend,nt lden secured q wooden sled T.
eLich six horses were btchcI. and. be,id '.
clearing tbt track. ii tefIJrd,d entertainment
To l,rle number Of boys, who were az
ful ld,d q a free ride.
The wOoCen awnings 10 several stores o.
Hull street we're brosen dO"n yesterday b.
the wei. ht OF the now on them.
he merchants are getting IN their tnri'
mas stock. and the >hor-WindoHs are A.
>uming a beautiful appcannc'. ,
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How Some Wen GOi Rich.


There l. some similarity IN the cl>o, oi
mon who Inherit wealth and of those whp
become rich u il by accidenf. one OF thr
latter, when a young man, was appOintc
suyercargo toaYc,scl laden with llOJr. and
,,nt 10 run the blockldr II Buono. Ayrc~.
The blockade wsS too stringent. Ini the su-
Vtrcar-o was az hi> wits md whit To d..
Whle lyng Ell and on hc accidcn.
tally spoke q yc.,cl from NalparLis'.
Wmch reported famine there. T.
double Cape Horn VA, thea considered
h8ZarC0u- in TIC extreme bF 4 vessel
not fitted expressly !Or lhe under.
taking. whIoh tbs vi, no.; bu, The super
cargo, beng nan Il energy infused
cCnaCc INTO the captain. ho reluctantly
CoL>,ut,d Il to make tUr attempt. Tie w,J
ihrr proved favorable, and toe vessel reach
ed NaJaTaso In 'll.iy and d.-pCs Il Of her
cargo TO lood advantage. aud then luadti
detp as she could safely swim with copper
ere. 40 that time tie communication icro~-
the i>,l linus ~ P1rau1 was Ncrv iicegullr.
ana tnc vessel WI, given uptor lot. with al
Oh loud. and l.e iH UrAncc upon her hal
lt,u ps,d. Her safe arrival enriched her
0Np,r. The .upcycaT.0 opened up trad in
copp,r md wool with 'Ge west coast Of
south AMtrlC". Ind diDd ono II lhr richc-t
mtn in NeW England. As wealth aceu.
mulatsd De- increased hi, business aud
gave omp'ovr ent 10 thousands. Scif.i1-
du'2tn,r L,Yr cMeroi III, mind. Il.
worked more hours DIAN any MIn in h'-
employment, ana, though rather close 10 hi.
business, Wa- alW5y, W,t. lie shove
bin>of worthy OF. rirhe-. Another W'r-
chant, by patient industry IuG >tf-ir
Mat. left millions 10 an ony ,oa, "b1
show cd uim,cE worth, oi hi inherit tnc'.
ard who j. tbs Day -pTeading his great
wealth 10 work- Of improvement.
TIE writer remember, when certain
class ~ mrchlui-- were Gaming > dil
that many Of them did not work more than
two or three d1gs in a week. while their
employers we're Oft'n al work eighteen
bours in twenty-!our, aud became rich IN
Consequence, and when business beclm'
slack were comparatively Independent.
Tbo.e NhO know The habits Of rich men
can bear Pmple testimony 10 their industry
aud self genial. They are entitled 10 NOR
crCuit for their virtue thin those who are
les fortunate IN money matters, becin'e
exposed 10 greater temptations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
,usw,x.L CawwrEssxESs.
Tie Teyttbte Neglect OF as"us on
Fsms,,es. ana ttsD'sSstrcas

He ,ba, provideth not for h!s ow- fam
,y ,nd O. pecialiy thoy of his own hove
nod hath denied the faith, and is worse
ttsn an ipr6ei"
Ihs s,ntercs Is nom the B!h'e. hut the
ed f.e, remains tha, thers sre few families
b., ,Am,rica today that ae well provided
Ser Tnts GOES not arise wholly from VIII
n,,,,,s but far 100 often ttOn ctrelessaess
ot rs.iecI The head of the houeeholdmay
,rov,cs mater a. ihtrgs n abundance. may
tryioaniio'pste The slightest wantof every
,.,rnbsr OF the household. and yes come
v,,y far thort Of his d0ty. The slightest
,h,,lcsl tioube IN ans home should atTs's
D., isied with slRtm instead OF heiug
iectec up.n wltb indifference, IS isthe case
tr 100 many insarces; even more than
,bis 81 should oe tue duty ofthe head Of tue
family 10 provide sgsiust the soghicst
troulle by foiiiiy ing the constitution af the
y fs end children. ~ thst pnys.cal psin
.,d weakness viii nave poor reception
when tuey cone.
put tie reader may ask. How can ono
win prmeious cares sn1 duties properly DO
,tss" ~ using those things which have
l,n proven To he the best for sustaining
lfs snd renewing energy. by taking ad'
vsutREe 81 any rev and vslua bic discovery
vl.en can tend to this end. There nsS
u,ocshiy been no production which has re
vefGed the care and study o, the chemist.
.ysseh ssovslsAbe = as the wonderful Noliua
toiditl Il Il The result Cf the best thought
tie most esrefGl compoundng Of recent
,ehie and the wonderful popularity Il =
achieving shoEs the remarkable qualities
II poseessts. FOR srousi0g tbe energy aud
v'cor Of the bead of the family when be is
esfevoru ard weak; for sustaining the
.iJengih Of the mother In her manifold du-
tcs. and tor developing the powers of the
chi.d'when II is puny ard ailing there Is
stetlute,y nothing known 10 modern Sc
srceor physics that can equal NOlins Coz
dini,
Itisrot surprising that the knowledge OF
th.,e fsc,s hes had such an effect as II has
In America. during the past few months.
T,,g tocsss IN the leading cites can ba
fund thst do not contain this Remedy rs
a bous4 ho'd article. and - is rspidy y hud-
nc lis way into the more Interior towns
.,feyer into the country. These facts are
'g,,trsnf and show thst there Is 2 ten
e,rcy on The psrt Of the people OF this land
=, srrcpt that which has unquestiOne1
,,.,it o. q power sDd use IL whore its india
.,'ca csn te II the greatest good namely.
Ia ne 10 me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Al i.Dinti-stnD.

W. - ,'''AIp ~ '',.''''''
y,.,-. ~. y,.....,
- ''t rum - ''' H'I '''"
lU TIE tourcil proceeding, ol ii'' NJ
~ iuili,hcd 10 your lAr,f oI tIl' iioF'.'
] uoli.r the statement That -i,ilii 'o.' '' '
ihiltCfii hia ara lalliEorr' hC 1910 IT,
',li''i'hu"'c' vi" eNi''.'h l'''''
Hl'HGoNp, November - l'-".
L.. .i0uc, =. StUGH, C.mIii>,iDa'' o
I,.ifL ppd Ifi.frCr. H4fluI-g, .Ni .
~ noc.,r 4 500, rr.r, tL, -,. Io,.
l'"I i'v''"', .,., 49,.
lft on 'l f't'"'' it''N'U''i 81" ''"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

his time In drawing q picture OF tbe young
lady and the hat, and sent II 70 her the
next day. She now declares that In fu'iire
she will not be so extremely fashionable, "
those "horridr men are to be sketchin2
ber.
All young men who have promised lady
friends sleieh.ride In the first snow of The
season now bave an opportunity 10 pay up.
| merely mention this as remiDder-some
m,n are so forgetful.
Isee we are TO have silver King" and
MAY Blossom" ~ the Academy this
week. Both are fine plays. The scene of
The latter Il laid IN Hampton. Va.
haven't time TO write more now, hui In
my l,tter next week propose to talk to
my readers longer and upon several topics
not mentioned here. For the present da
reroir. ALFY %. MEAGER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
NORTH.SrArE mErnODIArs>
Yesterday = ProceediUss-Soms of the
Appointments.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspstch.l

REIpsv1ILE, y. c., December 1.-rhe
Conference convened at $50 O'Clock
Bishop Granbery In tie cbair-and was
opened With religious services, conducted
by Rev. ;. l.. Pelsabccb.
The report OF the committee In the case
Of John T. Bagwell was presented, through
the Bishop, who, after n irw remarks. SAID
that this brother was. according TO the laws
Of the Church, expelled from fellowship
with the Church aud ministry, blh The
Bishop reminded the Conference OF the
fact with u deep iceling for the brother
that he (BJgwelD was not excluded fro a.
the sympathy and prayers Of the brethren
W. VI. Rohey, counsel for the defence.
gave notice lbat the tefencc reserved t5e
right Of appeal.
QUESTION Goth wa. called - namely.
/" Are si he preachers bIameIess in t1eif
liy,, and official ljHinisraionf" Tne fo'-
loving elders rasSed an examination G,
character:
Trinity College strict: j. Z. Gay, :. II.
Pcclor. 4. =. Bumpl-s. ". l.. Cuthen, VI.
W. Bsglcr, j. +. Heitmn. Gr,cn>borp
Gi,tnct: J. \. Cunning ban.
John VI POol was al DATED on trial a..
cording TO The Discipline.
The special order Tor 10 O'Clock being IN
Terort of the Committee ON CoIportage, !.
was tsken up. The repJrt wa, read ana
adopted.
ON motion q Rev. J. \. Cunningham.
Rev. ID. X. prutton VI, placed on the
surcTnumcriIy list.
". :. Greasy presented The report of The
,Juiut Board Of EinIncc, when was reat
and adopted.
The collection Of $500 wa recommend
ed for the widows and orphIn,. NJ
quite 50 600 was raised for this fuId Ia.
year.
Question 3l.t va, called -namcly.
w here shall the next Conference be-
hed?" Fayotfeyille was selected and, on
motion OF W. :. Black. the vote was mad"
unanimous.
Bya vote OF the Conference there was No
afternoon session.
Seven O'Clock i. NJ. was the hour desis-
mated 10 meet again, when the session VI
the Conference closed, after hearing the ap.
poIntmonts. give few OF the appoint.
meuts. A. follows:
Raleigh -Edenion. street, ". Z. Ncr
man: Pcr,on.otroel. x. Z. Johns.
Durhsm- trinity, ". :. Greasy; Main
street, \. Grayson; Carr, chapel. }. IL.
Hall.
ChsTei Hill. J. Il. GrillIh.
GIreu,l ono i tIor, j. L. Mann aud G..
/. Smii..
WIn,ton-Sired station, l.. : BUtAhead.
Rlihn CrtuIt. g.. /. Round.
Ecld.yillc station. +. :. ". >.amey anil
u. Il. Hu,or.
s,li,tury station. e. ". BOYD.
Stat,,Slilr circuit. ". II. Bigbf.
shelly station. j. Il. Scrogg>.
shelly Circuit, :. VI. paNi..
King, Mountain, ". t.. Townsend.
Charlotte District. L. J. ,arri~as. Pre-
siding Elder. Cuorlotte-- frySon street
r. y. Swindcil; Church. street, 4. Paris.
Charlotte Circuit, ". +. Colin.
Cl,9rcIctk ChCuit, +. Il. McCali
Matthew, Cncuii, }. \. Lte.
pmeylllc circuit, p. Eyer; Pleasant
Grove. \. +. Wiley: Monroe station, ".
I. Cannon.
Monroe Circuit. j. =. Ellington Wade
toro' station. J. Edward thompson.
Wndt>boro' Circuit. L. :. webb.
AnsouVlle Circuit, W. II. Moore.
Lilc,yillc Circuit, q. ". Ilirdison.
Wilmington District, I. ". Guthrie.
Irosiding elder; Gold>horo' Circuit. ".
". Robcy; Gold,boro' station, !. H.
EruOh-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
pn,.nnnI. nnn Grlera

District Lode, No. !. o! Good Tcrplr
will cou,crc IN quarterly Sc. ion 10 Crnu
Han to-niglt
Nr. J. ". Couch. treasurer n Peer.
li;Ig. a.d III. {. T.. stuart. pr.-Ijeat .
tie House oi rclc.ates, were in the c'
yesterday.
Iurrg the SHOWS md storm, Of idc 90
icw Cay, an OF The t'a.rs over lue RI.
uoud ard Ar,-hany road nave :uo r
>ticiulc time.
Hon. !. j. \. Powell. member ot o.
licu>e of Dclceatc, from F"'nu1 cOU"f
Va> N TIE city yesterday: also. Sc. j.
Alexander, oi Cgiporcr.
Tlcrc VIII bv no -t"lmcr from VI
Point Ia B1lt,morc thi- afternoon. a.
O'Clock =. ". Nt~t,ri'y the puNGl' If
tCt urNcd at Baltimore.
Nr. Ihom2, Eranch the vcnrr1'
banker. who Va, taken IN sunday ait.
room at hi, residence. >iYh AMI Ca
.it,c',. was much improved y.,tord
H. va, able to lit mp q shot While n =.
oruiug and cat hi- breakfast. NJ.
Branch t. in The cishty-fourtl ycr OF d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
Iotftc 4.pft.

The following eases were disposed oi
Yesterday morning;
John II. johnson (c0lOred). cursing ami
alu.ir Eiizabet5 EI~sids. Paid costs.
" II. White, drunk. Fined ), aa1
costs.
John Wbscierand JOAN !. Canon, tramp.
Dismissed.
WiiUc smith (colorodl. vicrancv. sure,
required Tor twelve months IN Ihe sum ~
SiGu.
.snes Curlie. ass'ulting aud abusins
Iarihl CmIir. Dismissed
Rod adsm' tcoiOrcd). crunk aud dlsor.
dIiN un TIDE street Fined - and costs.
Richard spcrls (cniored). stealing Duc.
sy.robc irou joseph lill y. Seat 70 iail toI
,ilttn GAYS.
u.car Brooks ('oloIed). sealing an over
efst from \. j. Nllier. seat 10 for six
dals.
susan Cos (colorcd). ssslalting aud bcai
ing ClaT.e> " el>h. Dismissed.
Jn,es Carter (cOi9redl, vagraney. d.
missed.
{. I. Ta,lor (colore6). drunk and disog.
d, lly en- Ihr >,eei. Fined s5 and costs.
Japcs Grandson oiias jane. Jackson
ss,suliine and nealins Lula Cooley on IN,
.lrett. Theo SIC and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
RNayy IL AeVNuaAcE.
- C'ptCIS tor Eis Departure Erairs
neiaycG-Tne ltVef. &c.

nov continued 10 M ~ % No1lJ.
nit; rG uniil after : u',i1.n Nc-icr ,aH
Hnnug. lre wind. du,iu. Toe n.gi.
'icW H,i-,N. and Naih.p- was uci o1.t
Gl>,er,tab.c. aui very dil,.rui at pi'"
Uhcrc ih1 .Uow hld drii cd To iie DEP
o, >,y.f4l fot.
Nary person. cleared iNCir ,il,~ai
Monday only % ind them covered ,c,r!
,r.i,> d tr y,,iyId4y m9.niu-. -, @ %
". 10 clouds Wssr disappearing, AL g.
f,s.,ua,r Il tie dly Wi~ hr.h:. .I.un' .
aid p,1:au, overhead, bu, the w1lbtu-
VS. yIy iad. THr uty >irlcl-.Tc pin .
iCrcc G'G good Work orcHinS crus.i1-.
i'm tbt,o Vcic soon rendered 1iml,' iw-
ia...li,. ~ tir.c,t .npN pushed iowa ht
Ia-,iu- Noai'its and .tr,gl clF-.
Thr ci,Ieas generally ou ihr pub r
.t.tll. also iat force 90 work aud nd
l,,p l.>-atir. IN many Instances, hoN
ever. Tie N0lh q c!,auln. "a> u.t h-ct
uriii ..ic, ard IN others not Jt all. I.)c
n. 'or through ~" parks ana '1c tipi
s4u e vr- very i9.i-ui3g. Around r'
tr,ilit t.Iot. ;rd rr Cary street brtWt'
T. Dau mi i.ftccrth wagons and cart
n,d wUc, tifirujv IN moving, nnt iJ
hardlu- ci Freight was attended with r. %.
6'Hi,uly ON ill' rCui side Of thr street
and rlSeW here where the force of tho $50
could De- l,lI, the SNOW disappeared qai'
r1ri1N.
The steiner %, Point Comfort arr.y
and lnc Old Dominion sliied. bOta maxim.
The ya,,acc without any difficulty. IT,
,i, M,r AIi.l viii s1i, 10 d1y.
Ipo Richnord ard DauVllc. RiyhmOpr
ard Alleclany, Richmond ard PctorSbni B..
y esi Point, and Newport News tr.'in' %
llryed very promptly l->ome Of thcmabo"
an four late.
Tie oining train over The Chc-apriH0
ard Ohio road arTivcd'rather NOR than So
bour late. uui the ihrougn train over Z"
: ne Ioj d. due here Il 81. NJ, WI, >tvri1
h0uIS t,hInd tine.
The only rcal irou1lc Was with tl' tram
If ,hc Richmond, FIedtrlck,bure and T.
touar rond. not one o! them il'lnS ni
rivod until near miGnight. The train a..
h,fS at lC:3J 4. II. started out from VA.
ne;on htt. and lflcr reaching Al-Ntudr.
sIuck ,noW.hcap aud jumpad OLE. 'r."h
and lcinc replaced. rctdrncd to NArliu--
tor. NJ irdu thcn lcii Washington i'
l.icl mGnd until l1tc IN The afternoon, AMI
rcre T,acbcd heie until neir midnight. 3
tam Which carried the mai lrf' h,rc f.
Tie North a. about : O'clock ,c~lcid
unuiEg
TLtrc we're large uumber Of sleigh
cui daring th' day, and ihe spor' VA iinr
NiDu TIE >u0w begins to NIL rlPdl,
which, ir ~ lrnl ability. II Wili dp 10 dst.
ilc waking viii be- etca worse thla u ..
Yesterday. 10 tie end thar ,ucH -hoil -
lc The ca,c uil larfies .h0uld have tNrI
sljeHalas Ncll ci,and al once rud l"i 80.
,lu,h be coulned 10 ine stree, ri MT d.
pavement.
The snow haS dri'ied 20 mn TINT Do
ascertain The av,rrge depth j. ~: O. 80.
ros>ib'c. IL cannot. iTcm al uP1 a-lnc' .
hc les ihlu Cigli or ten 10 hes ell utu,i' 'i
dctil 30 BE- attained in Drcemu.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

Although cur normal prices are vr.'
low ,eWih from thi> day until Jinulry /
lS-.. give our patrons The hcncii "f ou
u,ual holiday reduction, and nave ac,ort
mry Iedl ed Tie price oi every article b.
our store. Onr stock h - never been
complete Us II Is to-day. such novelties 0.
Golc. silver. aRd Pearl Orerl-t'la'-r'.
Golu- and Sil,cr.l!cad Umbrella ar
Csue.. Cola ptrs, rcucilS. and Tooth
pibs. Lamps. BronZ-, silver MIic'i
Boxes and NIpsgrrllc,. Nc., a.; I'm
Di.U."rds. Wsiche.. Jcwciry, and Silvcr
and ~i'Ver-plalcd wnrr are hteWi>e reduce.
IN prices. an inspection II onr good, az
prices viii cOuyiucc you l'at We have o.
lrrlr.t stock and cur p .cc' are th" lo"e>
NJ uoutie 10 .hos good. CAL and e.
.Mine tGCm II GorpuD * MosEs,
go Main street.
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IL XiIuA.s Dance lurNli.

FAlNNGpALE, l.. l., y. L., sept. ,, 1855.
Ihaycbf,u iroubledfor several yclrs with
an affection Of The nerve, which 10 doctor
- no mtGioiue coult cure until tried
Br,nGte'h's Pill>. ! would be tAhen with
a violent PAIN In the uIdGi" ol INV spine,
and my arms and Iegs would twitc1 Nio-
lcntly. 1t acted something Ike - Ni'u''
Dance. for couldn't control 10y limbs. lt
would come and go once or twice month,
lasting tNo or three days alta time. ti-
rlly. at tbc beginuing Of one OF my at
ta,k>, took Eve Brandretfs PiIis. AZ
soon a, they acted il,ely found myself al.
most ell. 20 continued taking them sou
a monll-on, or twoanI-hi. II Is noV o
Noar since have hld an stack. aud fat-
ullmc ny ,ur, 10 Bsandr,,h'> pills.
tgANCEs WOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

knowledge OF any ascension made at tsi-
season Of the year, except those made by
Professor King in more southern attitudes.
ON Christmas dsy, should the weather
prove favorable for the ascension and for
the gathering OF the people. Professor
King will asc, nd in the Eagle Eyrie," on
which occasion be will be accompanied by
that famous mythical parsonage so dcarly
beloved by all The children everywhere
santa Claus-who, before stlrtirg, will
empty his last bag Of presents TO all the
yoad children within his reach.
Efforts are about 10 he made TO seeure
the funds necessary for the proper accom-
plishhent Of the object in view. and no
douLt they will prove successful. A Sanin
Claus Guard. several hundred strong, WI
turn out for escort dutv from MaDchc s'er.
hnnging Santa tld:is with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

ILi, conn was engaged during ti'
eIeaicr polnon Of The dly ye'te'diy tr't'-
the case oi Mi,. Jane Kin. -. TIE El'tcro
Ice Company for $4,000 damages ior TO-
failure Oh the parl of the eomplny to O"
liver ice OF - c0Od quality As thH' Tor
which MIS-. King contracted and p1'd. rhc
jutv brought in = verdict for the defeni1n'.
ana Mr., King, through her cJunSci, ml1r
uo,ica 20 ST the verdict a de, weic p
motion the court takes time % consider
lr the >uii> Of the katahdin lie Com
rcny -. Mr.. Jane King f1r $40 % az ;
C,crsuc -. sane Tor sjlj ~ the court. 10.
con,,rl, awardtd Judgment ior the plliutl...
Two suiis were instituted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
C.r,n,u-ame,,cno Eaucaf.on.

Professor Hermann Schuricht. ot NIB
rarlc cour.y, Viii dci''or a pubic GER
mrn lecture n >dn.cr Han tonight a-
th5 .Ll jcct Of German Education. p
viii cSp'aln the plans o. the coil, ,gilic L.
,ttI,c .i milwaukee, Tor TIE training ~
taclcI. and uCc'vor 70 form az dia.
HaIy o:cari2aiion here. - tht' any lT,e 3
Redmond youtu intending - dc:oto o.
llc Ia scLiEg MY Get 4 good GDr~18.
American rGuca'Ion. I'e Professor "d
also have -omc'higr to say about thc h"
dsTlattE st-t'm.
The cEgru, Of tie Gr,anv'ricn'f ir-irH
viii tr p,e.c0i. and L,lore aud ai'.r &c..
lcciuic viii sing several Il tucir b.. -..
Ll-finn..
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4,.gigS SALTS TO-DAY.

y ". ROWE, Y n. three .siory ~ sprs.
iCUse No. 10 dryeu.og slIeei.
SUTTON 90. L. - commissioners s,'s
CitvO'stOry-sD i-ha scout BACK dgcil-
ipg No. "A wes' MsnHa.l slrss.
n. SfLrON TA>LpR % \. NJ fasa.tuoe.
SC, al No. Gao esst 6iaSe str~e'.
fkANk u. bILL ~. n A. NJ. irus,ess
ss'eof nschinrry Ae. ~ NJ. i5<U elst
Main stIeeL
RICHMOND HAEAAR. - 4. n h,s~
plss busgies yhsetoss aud wss ,slS
CHFNNING a kOSf y. NJ. At lhs.r
cilee 7oxl0A isef ~ taud oi ~sts ox-
tween Short sod hagNie streets.