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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-12-14

A pair OF handsome gents slippers from
J. A. Hess shoe store would make nice
Christmas present.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
w. BROOKE co.
Exchange Hotel Building

INOIIII1SO IIOVOI D"ff'S
Are agents for Julius Kings
celebrated spectacles. The best
in the world. Hundreds of pairs
to select from and a fit guaran-
teed.
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The finest linen towel for 35c. that WI
have ever had. Damask border. Othel
fine towels up to $l.00 apiece.
H. W. SLOAN
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You will find 1t to your interest to SCI
our holiday goods. Clark & Son.
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A good heavy fancy overcoat "a to AZ in
in size; double cloth at 50 70. Gross New
Gutk Store.
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Books of oil description at MERGERS Drug
& Book Store.
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]. A. Hess keeps on hand the finest line
of slippers in town. Call and examine his
stock
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Go to G. w. Bertsch's for fiue silk,
muffier. Just received a new lot of them
for the holidays,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-12-14

A fine line of slippers for Christmas
presents at Housed Bros.
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All fresh new candies for Christmas at
PHILLIPS DOMESTIC BAKERY.
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A full and first-cass line Of millinery
goods at Mrs. Marsh's.
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All kinds of fancy candies for
Christmas at VIM. Webb's.
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Come and select from cheap 12 mos.
while the stock is full, remarkably cheap
book at 29c at W. II. Brooke & Co.
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We can do you good on Almeris grapes
either by pound or Dbl.
GREAT EASTERN.
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Baskets at Clark & Sons.

A fine line of cups and saucers a 25c.
GREAT EASTERN.
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Mr.. L. Gross claims to sell clothing, hats,
caps and Furnishing Goods cheaper than
any other establishment in the county.
WhyP Because he buys for cash, there
| fore he gets rock bottom prices. Because
his expense is small he can therefore give
his customers the benefit of it, 1t is 10
your interest not to forget the place. New
York Store, the only clothing store on the
same side of the street as the Court House
Bloomsbury, Pa.
The largest stock of boots, shoes and
slippers ever brought 20 Bloomsbury viii
| be found at +. ID. Dentler's.
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All goods engraved free when bought o.
Bernhards, opposite Central HOTEL
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Don't fail TO call aud see j. A. Hess fin
line Of boots, shoes, slippers etc.
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f. d. Dentler's is the place to get the
celebrated Douglas S3 and 81 shoes.
Can't be beat for the money.
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Gran berries, sweet potatoes, celery
figs, nuts, dates, ETC., for good dinner.
GREAT EASTERN.
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Fine gift calenders at w. Ii. Brooke s.
Co.'s Book Store.
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consumption surely cured.

Fine Cabinets in vignette or scroll.
u MKillip Bros.
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Call and be convinced that YOU can buy
the CHEAPEST SATIN LINED OVER
COAT IN THE COUNTY at Lowcnberg's
Popular Clothing Store.
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1t will pay anyone coming to town to
call al j. W. Mastcller's NEW YORK
VARIEl Y STOaE and dexamine his holiday
goods before buying Christmas presents.
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Did YOU see the cashmere suits reduced
from Sill TO 5000 at Gross New York
Store.
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We invite all to call and see our lines Of
goods suitable for holiday gifts. Clark &
Son.
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c. G Marr sells George Boyd & Sons
syrup such as you saw and tasted at the
Eair
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25 doz, slippers just received for the
holiday trade at +. ID. Dentler's.
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For Christmas slippers go to HouseI
Bros.
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Coll at j.. A. Hess and examine his stock
OF slippers, etc, before buying your Christ
mas presents.
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All kinds OF ladies' fancy notions at Mrs.
NJ Il. Enrs.
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The finest line of Juveniles in Col. Co.,
at MERGERS Drug & Book Store.
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Life size crayons in gold frames only
80
u MKillip Bros
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MISS Shook, milliner for Mrs. Marsh, the
uptown milliner, has just returned from
the city with fine line of new hats, bon
nets and holiday goods.
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We haye the finest line of lamps IN town
GREAT EASTERN.
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Hosiery, gloves and underwear at Clark
s. Sons
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TAKE NOTICE.

G. c. Marr pays 22c for eggs, pc for
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Buy good overcoat for Christmas at
Gross New York store
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The handsomest line OF handkerchief
and muiiiers at Clark & Sons.
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Go to G.. G. Mari for comforts, very
cheap.
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Photograph albums, autograph albums,
e,C at ". Ii. Brooke 81 Co. IS Book Store.
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Elegant lines of Furs and muffs. BlaC
muffs 75c. up ii. W. SLOAN.
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Silverware and jewelry for Christmsl
presents at Clark s. Sons.
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HIlTBHlOT Ut DUHIVI -
As usual at this time of year, Gilmore's
Toy Bazaar is the centre of attraction for
the little folks. Santa Claus has evidently
been busy, and the fruits of his workshop
can be seen on Glmore's shelves, Down
stairs ID the store, upstairs in four rooms
and the hall, everything is packed full OF
sleds, wagons, dolls, toy hanks, games,
guns, mechanical toys, Christmas tree or
naments in great profusion, and thous-
and things that one must see in order tc
appreciate The display is now ready, and
every body is invited to call and inspect
the stock Take the children in, and let
them see what Kriss Kingle has been
doing for them.
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HATS! HATSll HATS II!
GAPS CApSil CApSiii

Real Seal. Big bargains, call and see them,
at Lowenbcrg's Popular Clothing Store.
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For stationery OF all kinds go to Mercer
Drug g. Book store.
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XMAS, XMAS, PRESENTS !
SILK SUSPENDERS!
SILK MITFFL LERS

SILK HATS, HOLIDAY STYLES,
at Lowenberg's Popular Clothing Store.
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stop, xeadl ReiIect, and be Wise

Silk handkercheis, mutllers, seal Skin
caps, shirts, gloves, &c for Christmas a
Gross New York Store.
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Our assortment Of holiday goods ia
complete. GREAT EASTERN.
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An elegant line of mems, boys and
youths slippers in velvet, Plush, goat and
alligator at Dentler's.
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Fruit cake by the pound or slice for
Christmas at PHILIPS DOMESTIC BAKERY.
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BROWNS
SarSaparilla.
II. HANpLRRs. nf areenwond. writes

Not genuine unless made by Ara Warren q Co.
Bangor, Me- may25 d 1y
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The best and largest stock Of rubbers to
be found in Bloomsburg at F. ID. Dentler's.
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]. W. MAsTELLERS N. Y. Store.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-12
Fire. Works Display
October 5th, 1888.

Mol Brilliant mag.ca. Illumination o. ten
-al .-hts WITH sa.ltr-.
Noe Grand device " Virginia Exposition"
decorated wi an arch ot myonet lre and
u.tia-lelse o., co.ofed meteors.
Noa Aerial llsp.ayoi bombsheiis. explod-
ilgata hc.-ntoi -oD .cet. and showing stars
oi various hlcs and figures. golden cloud. -.i-
fer-sncwer. and willow trees. fired With copper
mortars.
Not Palmetto grove, exhibiting blossoms
~ golden flowers.
NO.. Aera' display Of improved exhibition
say rockets. exploding az $40 altitude Of ~.
feet and displaying new and move. features,
fauiarcnates AID fiery dragons.
500. Mosaic rosette. opens with large cen
n, Of eu4b azoned shields. changing 20 figure
oi Chinese flyer and SaAons. Illuminated with
red. green and purple pr.sms, and changing 10
a checkered glory marooned.
No. Flight OF AsterO!d rockets. exploding
al an altitude u ~ feet. changing their
coior- many times during their syra-ons IN
the air.
80 :. Grand eilocha wheel. commencing
with a sc.ntiiating centre and changing 20 two
large wheels revolving .n opposite directions
displaying golden streams ~ TIRE and tinted
borders representing huge passion lower.
noe. Aerial display OF bomb shells 40 az al
t.rule ol 30 ieet. showing rwln6ling stars
comets. ,efuents ane aerial har.c4u.ns.
Nol9. TAe magic tlte. dispensing blossom.
~ luhes. emerlls and pearls. WIKI al the
lnff-t decorations and co.lfs in pfr0tecnIy
and Gorgeous design. arl j. justly called IN
ma-ic tree. ss is represented IL the fairy e.
eeud IT Aladdin.
No II. Grad battery display, d.schargns
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Tuesday. October 9Th, Wednesday
October. 10th. Thursday, Ooto-
Der llth, Friday, Octo-
Der 18th.
FIRST RACE EACH DAY, , O'CLOCK P. N.


First race: Wcstovcr purse 800 Of which
$25 10 the second. Wclter weights. Gentle
man riders. open only 10 horses used habiiu-
ally as saddle horses. NO horse under -four
years old. nor any that has ever started many
but a gentle ans rsce allowed to start. one
mile.
Second race: Purse 500, Of which so 20
second. For an ages. Maiders allowed ten
pounds. One mile.
Third race Purse $500. of which $50 to sec
ond. For three year oldand upwards Maidens
allowed if three years ola. ten pounds; If four
years. seven pounds. il five years, five pounds
one and one eighth miles.
Fourth race. Purse $50, of which go 60
second. Open to all ages. Weight for age.
Second Day Wednesday. October 10Th.
Firstracc. Purse 500. Of which $50 to see
oud. Two years old Three quarters OF d
mile.
Second race: Purse $3.50 Of which go to
second. Open 10 all Weight for age One
ano quarter miles.
Tn.rd race Purse 600 of which ESQ 20 see
ond. Horses beaten once 40 Ga meeting al
lowed ave pounds. one and one-cighth miles
Third Day-Thursday, October lith.
First race: Purse $3.50 OF which $50 70 sec
ond. For three ear-old and upwards. Win
ners of Il single race at this meeting five pounds
extra: of two races seven pounds extra.
Horses beaten once allowed seven pounds.
One mile
Second rae: Purse $500, of which go TO sec
ond horse. Weight Tor age. one ana one
quarter mile.
Third race Purse. ESQ. Of which $50 70 sec
ond Weight Tor age. One and one eighth
miles.
Fouah Day-Triday. October 18th.
First race Purse, $50; of which $50 70 sec
ond For all ages. 'Maidens allowed. u four
years or undo-. ten pounds. one and one
quarter miles.
second race Purse. 500. of which go 90
second horse. For horses bcat0 and not ha'-
ing won race this meeunE, those beaten
twice aud not having won race this year.
allowed five pounds, or II they art mAiaen'
allowed ten uua-. One nile,
Third ucc Dulhcld purse. $50 of which
S-5 20 second. weight iur age. Open 20 a'i
Maidons allowed ter Is. Iwo-n'i'
dash.
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CoIored Peoples Day.

The Bis, day OF October the committee has
selected for q grand demonstration and parade
Of the State and visiting militia. trade organ
izations and civic societies. Tins day the peo-
ple Of our race wlll have special access 20 the
Exposition. Eminent men Of our race vii
deliver addresses on educational and economic
subjects. I'm the evening grand goca. con
cert viii be given 5y a choir Of or best nu-.-
cal talent. in Music Hall Duty 90 selt the
race and the state requires every man 20 llt
.orth his best efforts O. make this great enter
prize q grand success.
FOR further Information address Joseph 7.
wilson. secretary, e6 West Broad rect, Rich
monl. "a.
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RICHMOND. Va. June &. lsss

The managers Of the Virginia Agricultural
Mechanical sud Tobacco Exposition, having
allotted 90 the colored people sufficient space
in the Exposition bUllding ia which ~ exhibit
their products; we. the undersigned commit
tee. urge upon them tine importance ot placing
their products 0u exhibition az this great cx-
position iu connection with our white county
men.
We believe that @ distinct collective exl nt
of thc pfoduc.- and mechln.-ms az oar peo-
ple viii AFFORD better opportunity o. the
world o. observe the progress made Boy -hem
in the twenty fye gears OF freedom tn4l any
other course We could adopt The advance
meut- and accomplishments Of orr race DO the
,aIiou. trades professions and industrial pgr-
suits are rot only clidarces 81 the growing
4leralty Of the Go,ernr eat in general eaL-
cation. but also Tie capacity of the r-.e 60
contribute % the material wealth and cDn,e-
qutst growth Of our state. Therefore We cali
upon scolOrcd farmers, mechanics. artisans.
t4adesmen. manufacturers and producers OF
al Kinds % goods wares and products 10 place
them on exhibition.
SPACE is given free Of ,hlrge; railroad rates
and steamboat freights are reduced on articles
intended for exhibition.
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Musical Programme.
CAPPA'> SEVENTH REGIMENT BkN u
CONTERNO'> BAND or BROOK
IlS. y. T..kND THE ROYAL
NEAPOLITAN BAND
OF NtPIFs,
ITALY,

have been engaged 20 furnish music during
the Exposition. These bands are of national
reputation. and w.A render concerts ~ ST.
.tctel programmes during each day OF the
Exposition.
Apart from the other attractions Of the
Exposition the musical feature Will repay any
ore who SSH. visit -ae Opposite The follow
ingnamed celebrated sclC.sis Will accompany
Cappa'- Band Walter Rogers. cornet soloi-t.
william lacroiN. trombone solo.st; John Il.
Dalsch. prnclpa. ono.. : nor Gioauiimo Nor
rto I.cco.o. John Drewe.. clarinet soi0.st;
Car. Boyer. Professor Wi,tgenstein. William
Grimm. solo c0rletsts. Alexander Heigo.
Waldemar Bremen wa.dhorn. This gives but
"a faint tea o. the musical treat 10 store for
visitors.
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COIOred Department.

This department is in charge of the above
named committee. They have issued the fn'-
lowing circular 20 the colored people of VIZ
gina. u u.s. expected from pres no indications
that their exhibit 10 this department Will be- q
most interesting one
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4 Card.

TALLULAH, GA July 10. lSs7-Dr II;
Mozley-Dear Sir am great believer
in your Lemon Elixir. aud use it in my
family all the time We never use any
thing else, from The fact that it does more
good than a.. other medicines combined
Tor the diseases you recommend it for.
Truly yours.
WILLIAM BERRY.
Agent X & ID. X II.
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Entries Close October 10Th. at 10 pm
Except >iabt Races
The Tirst.Race Zach Day VIII be Called
Promptly AZ 100 pm.
rir.t Day-Tue.day. October ION.

Eol- wh.thy Stakes. gro. For two year old
colts and fIlio- which base been owned n Viz
giuas.A months previous o. October Jet. N.He
heats. beet Two % three. 90 harness. ,li en
trance. payable rs follows go toacoomlany
nomination september ist. 40 which time rn
trance closes. ard balance October l,t. It'
Society adds $50. rD per cent. of the subs'r'p
ton. entrance and forfeit 20 first horses - p'i
cent. 90 the second horse. and l' per cent. 8.
fhc rt'ri horse. horace unless There are iom
90 srftf ard fnfcs o. sraft.
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EXPOSITION
Special Premium.

rho oouptv exhibit which shall be dccid
Cd the rest by the judges %
inward ihore shall be ad1en "
er,c.al premium. offered by Messrs u ; rn''.
l'rq 4 stein. o. one 81 Of china. 'a'ren d,
gso. This special premium shall be oon'.i'''
mon that person who has done ,ne me-.
,',,arss rro.ur.rgand displaying said exhibit,
a,.o ono ssaD Gum sh Herewith the most
complete statement Of the resources . o. Nh, '"'
s''' 80. 49,. b., tte county Judge. clerk ana
.,,,.,o, ", me Board Of Supervisor, 'i,e'
. .a,s ar@.a. premium IS conferred by the tx
position. .., Committee.
DS ''' ASHTON s7ARKH President
Ar vtsAnlr. .r. Secretary
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PYROIECHN &c
DISPLAYS.

During the progress Of the Exposition there
q. be displays OF thc attest and most lmproy-
cd works .n pyrotecau.e art. The following
dl-p ass Will be- fired OltoUe-
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LEMON EII\ik.
Its Wonderful Effect ON the Liver. stom-
ach, Bowels Kidneys and Blood

ach, Bowels Kidneys and Blood
As prepared by Dr. II Motley, Atlanta,
Ga. 4 pleasant lemon drink that post
lively cures all Billiousness, Constitution,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache,
Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness,
Colds. Loss Of Appetite, Feyers. Chills,
Bloiches. pimp.es, all Impurities Of the
Blood. Pain in the Back. Pslpitstion OF
the Heart ami all other disease, caused by
a disordered liver. stomach and kidneys
The first great cause of all fatal diseases.
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists generally Prepared by IL.
Moz.ey, VI. D., Atlanta. Ga.
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$1,000
Chicago 70 Richmond. Va. and Return. VIA cinca'
natl ard me Chesapeake d Ohio Route.

Oh 1aco % Richmond. Va. ana Return. wa CinciA-
natl ard me Chesapeake d Ohio Route.
The r0lfo ,rom tuc.una. is through tie
.cuafcl D.ue-G'a-s region of Kentucky. 70
-.e ONO river 90, Huntngto D., West Virginia,
all flei.e Through thc giandv-f and most pic
tlfesque scenery in America. cm racing the
Canyons ~ tAe New river, the valleys OF the
New and Grec.liler rivers to White sulphur
>rfues. cln-s.fg the Allegheny and Blue
Rdle Mountains AID the grand Shenandoah
Valley ar stanton and wayuc-boro'. Natural
Bridge. ana Caycfns of Lurly. and then
through the battle fields - r edmond.
For Information as e. rates from other sec
1n- and fail information regarding the Ex-
pos zion. write 20 ". H. GRiIsOE,
Gem TRAY. Agent &. a O. Railway.
Cor Ti'th and Walnut streets. Cincinnati. ..
3seI6tf
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". i. James, Bell Station, Ala,
writes have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia One bottle of
Dr.. II Mozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine have
ever taken.
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SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS.
French ReStaurant
on THE ECROPEkN OR AMERICAN
PLAN

Private Dining Rooms fOI Ladies ara Gen
men. Everything strictly lrst-D ass. Try our
Jyc. Dinners. Private supiers a speciality.
.lAo in
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Special Premium


Ttc Columbus Buggy Company nf 'o.um-
.rec.. premium ior the NA.tN5 Stakes,
The Executive Committee htcifeetei the
I'd. owing announcement Iu connection "a 100
fne above SPECIAL premium ile Witty
stakes IrDf-ne races. rf-tf DNi.NcI l'th
srcel.he wagon. taredat s-l0. donated ts the
Columbus Buggy Company of Columbus. d..
Buggy Company. Richmond, Va. Tbs wagon
was butt especially for This Oh. ,a'ion ANA "iIl
De- ctNfer'n p" ihe "iin'i oi 'L'' 'N'' "- 'D'
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department =.

Natural Science and Educati7nI .,s
Section 10. Collections and specimen, ,. ,''
ale 1,av.ne. and illustrations OF any ''f'''
mont Of natural science.
Section u, Example. Of work Of pupils C'
.,a,..,'.'. and private schools ia pcnmans'''p'
design. map drawing. ti,'
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rich carmine and purple stars ana ineteors'
No -. Oar country cousins-a com'cai ana
mechanical rieCc-out Tor days fun, ENJOY
.ng the exposition. =,
No y. Fire picture Of General Robert z.
zee. beautifully decorated. size OIL DN''
.Ox.5.
Noi,. Aerial display Of bombs shells at
heigh: OF ,0J feet. exploding into wheat sheai'
stars. and japanese nre-fys to humnins
birds.
No Is. Diamond cros.-Th.s popular ana
beautiful riece commences with rainbow
wheel II Chinese hrc. changing 10 across OF
diamond crystals. intcrsecitd with jets OF ST.
y,r tire. naiooncI.
NoId-Acrial display Of thundcrbolt rock
ers. attain ai.tud. Of 40 feet. di-charging prs
ma;ic torrents Of golden showers AID maze
stafitts.
No d. Aerla. display OF bomb shells AZ
height o. 40 feet. displaying hornets nests
crowns Of pearls. golden streamcI and mag
ucs.Gm cts.
Nois Mammoth prize wheel This NAM
moth wheel represents large ana hriiiians
revolving sun. with electric colOred hgur,sin
the centre making three changes.
No. 70 Flight OF fancy rockcts.eNploding AT
an a.tltudeCf five hundred feet. ana Glspiay-
irg meteofic showers of electric stars.
Nogl. Grand display f liquid fire rockets.
These rockets are entirely new feature n
yyrotcchry. only recently introduced in.thie
country. and challenges the pyrotcchnic art
O., The world for beauty.
No24. The great bomharlmcnt. terminating
with great explosions and earthquakes.
Finale.
No -. 4 gigantic cascade of fire. represent
~ the Fails Of Niagara of 600 square feet
oi golden tire. with grand hOluet of rockets
aud n.elt ot monster shells. producing NIL
ions OF stars of various hues and colors. IN
connection with the representation Of the
falls hy device recently introduced. the roar
ng of the sublime cataract can be pcrcepucly
beard and will be- "a most magnificent nnale
90 this grand display.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-12
BICYCLE RACES.

Under the Auspices Of the Old Dominion
Nheeimen, on New enc-Half Hhe
Track Vow Being Built. October - and
-. During the Third Annual HeetinI
81 he yirsini, Division. l.. A. w, for
Which an Elegant Programme OF In
terftiuinenf-, Including Runs 20 Tie
Hundreds of Historical Points Of IN
'.r.-f In aud Around Richmond = Ar
ranged. besides this Attractive
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-12

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