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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

INXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Whereas, letters testamentary to the es-
tate OF Catharine McAteer. late OF washington
onnship. deceased have been granted 10 the
subscriber all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested q make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF the decedent will make known the same
WITHOUT delay +. NJ. GEORGE,
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Died.

SHOEMAKER.-Died on Sunday morn
ing. July 18th, 1898. Hiida Shoemaker in
fant daughter Of Harry A. and Lydia Shoe
maker, aged seven months,
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I775DOTt0glt 10 C05U0SSerS,
tvAETED-Livs Cauvasse-s IN every county
IN the United States 10 sell EDG'S PATENT R u
NEESlBLE SAD IRON, when combines .Tgl
sad Irons. POlisher. FlutCr, SC. one iron doing
the wcrk of an entire set OF ordinary irons. ~
self-hoaJng by gas alcohol 'aMp. TREl \
AWAY WITH IgGE hEECIE Ems. Price
moderate. 4 large and lasting income insured
70 -eOu canNasserE. Address. for circulars, l-e.
Fox SAD IRON CO.. 85 Rcade ST n. Y.
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nISSOLUTION NOTICE.
II Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship lately subsisting between John Sellers A
Ii. Hicks, James Gardner, Il. T. Wise J. e. " Use
and W ID. Wise. Of fSumnerhill, Cambria county
Pa, and doing LUMBER business the Garman
tract. in jackson township. Cambria county Pa
under the frm name OF Wise, Sellers * Co. was
dissolved on the 21st day Of June, 1885, by mutual
consent All debts owning TO the said partner
all demands on the said partnership are to be
presented To said B. +. Wise. who Is to pay and
settle debts due to and by the company. Il. r.
Wise, J. &. Wise, and w. II. Wise under the
name and style OF Wise Brothers, SummerhilI
Cambria county. Pa.
B. r. WISE.
]. q. WISE.
W.D WISE.
Summerhli, June -, Isss.-st.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS !

Notice is hereby given that the COUNTY
Of Cambria County will attend,
Tor TIE purpose OF receiving Couaty and state
Taxes assessed Tor the year 1855 at the places 0i
holding the elections in the respective districts,
on the dates mentioned below:
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WOOL WOOL !

Wsf. MURRAY E SoN want YOU 20 bling yO1r
weo4 q Altoona and get The highest narseE
price, either CASH or Trade. We have tpa lar-
-yest stock OF Dry Goods. Notions and CGrpets In
Central fennsylganiu 10 select from.
WIN. MtlRA F& son,
1915 and 1917 Eleventh Ave.
June sth, lSSs .-Gn AItoona pa.
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STIR Shaving PhRL0RI
COR. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS,
EEENSHURC. PE.
j. II. CANT, Proprietor.

FENHEPU BLIC VIII always fnd n az Cur place
/ Of business IN business hours. E-s-yth,nR ke- 3
neat and cosy. 4 hGth room mas been con
nected with the shop where the public can be ace
c1Inu.U2ated with e hot or cold bath Bath tu1
and egcry thing connected Iaergin EeUt perfect. b
clean. CLEAN TOWELS A sFECIALrE.
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What Medical Men Say
Superintendents OF Hospitals and the FacuI IS
IN general have, over thll- own 81 lzuG-ures. err
dorsed for purify, age and quality, the now well
known stImulaEt,
EGLEES'S SILVER EGE,
The price is within the reach OF most anyone be-
ing only 81 So for a iuli quart. You can also ---
the following well known brands. never less ttal.
six years Old Finch's. Gibson 5 or ~ Tuchenheiu-
ers. Full quarts, 81 each. or six quarts Tor So,
neatly packed and sent anywhere. send rag
money. thati may snip % you direct and oDedt 1t.
70 All laws. Address
MAX KLEIN.
Dealer ia Rye Mliskles.
May II, 'ss, Tyr. Allegheny, "a.
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A discount Of 8 Per cent. viii be allowed on all
Taxes paid on or before September ist. and after
October 1st per cent viii be added on all un-
paid. THOS. T. HOWE.
County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Oihce Ebensburg, Nay y, lssS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14


Many years aga WHOM Detr9i. was uncy
less Of q city than .- Is ot present.. there came
on q very severe a4d sudden "coii slap
early Ia the winter The r-ais leading oat
Of toe city were almost impossible from &c..
cent heavy rains, oud wood, tlen tle only
tuel burned "a tu8 cay, rose suddenly ami
enormously ia price
9lr. u. H. Eumoas. a prominent lawyer
one evening as be WAS retiring to his rt0m
TOR tho night, said q bis vie tlaC sofa5 hing
must De done Tor the poor, or many Of diem
would actually rree1e to death. l.stutngts!y
ue was maA VIC s4sv L.r &. e-t - sgs..
as GO feel
Tie usZt morning be braltilstet before
daylight and started our, lot o. seaa.aHtee.
but 70 10 wua- was needed
The fra man le met Dc La!..4 tal5s Are
sou around uo-fy.ngf
Notifying whalH
WY, the meeting ut the United statgs
court room, % take uea5urrs ~ distribute
wood 20 tie poor ltisto oo held 90 ssy,aock.
Something must 10 done No oace. o. tie
people will DO freezing
Il hadn't beard anything ah1gt ir.
ans "eled t1o c..ils1 "0ul 1 viii g.a5iF &c
FA.slA ~4A
VERY soo1 Suppose ya3 uo3fy thops on
your street Immediately, I'D en- everybody
along % t1eUourJ l0ussP
hess. - rezr lal, aHd tie next, AZ TIE
same ousKsSs, tn tue city was reused AZ
oc.ccs tlI court room was filed to ever.
nowinS Thousands OF dollars weru Sub
scrlea1 oEfAe spot, tho poor were relieved ~ !
once. W1:hp a. hour aud half IRON The /
time wnea ~ lrss man was asked X 10 wa .
around udIyilg, proclamas..n Lad beer +
maca chat nc d@liIule oyl.i cgsaln il.l 4tsI
cerrrn woodward
The amoUlt Of moneg ra.ol proved 20 be
twice "na- was needed, al .Le remainder
was INVESTED tor similar uss 10 r1s fl.urc.
One " tbs p.o4santess features cftLe affair
was the tact mat nobody, CT almost nobody
knew bow tue meeting cau9 20 he ,aiied
"A spontaneous GatiA.inyA al t.s nea5
papers called ll, ald 10 was commented ugos
Tar aud near.
II you wanEa thing done. ST atcs. DON.
t. -Xout-'s Companion
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lAueHTERs OF eve.

Ard ncr comes q denial Of tho report that
the empress Of Austria is coming 70 this
county.
II 10 said that Queen Victoria contemplate
writing a volume Ok memoirs % be published
some time next year.
Margaret Deland, who wrote John Ward,
Preacher, is now about so years DID, of me.
dunn height and comely appearance.
The Duchesss dues has Just sold Der in.
terest IN the Veuye Cliquot firm for gl90O00.
She Is a granddaughter OF tic Veuyo Clquot
Nine Patti.N.colini Is tired Of living il
Wales, and she intends % buy toe castle OF
Chemonceaux, france, the property Of the
Wilson family.
Tho Empress Frederick IS collecting al the
obituary pcglces O.. her husband. From pa
pers printed IN English she has received o 1000
from Germany 5000 and from France 1000
MIRA John Clnoh, Of New Mexico, prac-
tised with a revolver until she could bit q
aIns al ten PAGES, and then locked herself ~
Z closet while n one armed tLief spent two
hours robDing the bouse.
Mss Tiaens, a niece Of the famous singer
st-I - I'LL Aa444<s t44A ~ i've
permanently she "is but II, but sho IS tall
and stately" and decidedly pretty; aud SIC
promises well b become a lne singer.
Virogna the Mohawk princess, who is now
tn New YORK, says the American women
waste too much tlno on dress. Sne ispartic-
ularly severe ca tl9 dog women o. SIC
calls them. whom she saw Nursing Go9sn ~
Central Parlt
Miss Braddol, whose Glty novels have
been produced during her CITY years u lite,
Is sul as retiring and modest as she vas
twenty years ago. She absolutely refuses to
permit ter portrait % be published, aud does
not like to b. lionized
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland WI soon leave
Holland Patent and take up her abode il
Washington, where she viii probably spend
The WINTER. Mrs. Cleveland has expressed q
Wish that Ter slster-lu-law should b. present
at the social ceremonies which VII marx the
close Of the administration
Balttmore women have inaugursted
home for working girls, and thus far tas IL.
stituLor has been marked success. Il ac-
commodities sixty boUdcrs, who get IN ex.
cel!c1t living Tor g. 80 week The only re-
quirement necessary 70 admission Is that Tia
applicant 10 Of respectable character.
By The VIII Of tie Rev. William Right.
vicar Of Harbury, who left lis norey 10
found q female college, 1t was provided that
the women should get up early in the morn
tng, indulge in cold baths and hold "quarter~
ly conversations" in which two-thirds Of
the guests should 10 single gentlemen.
4 lady has besa arrested IN Atlanta, ca, |
for wanting tue inside Of tho 81 :ewalk. Sic /
net only wants it but she gets it whenever 4
Ibe goes out % walk One man who refused /
70 yield 10 her demand Lad bis wLislcrs /
pulled Gaa b.s hat knocked OF, and countless |
scores Of men have been pushed into the /
trca. Tue LADY says she vii have the IL. /
..ss track u sac has 70 eight fog it Until $40 .
Ass.
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New York. December i3.-There
wasn't any encouragement for the bulls
here In the mornings cablegrams, Lon
showing I TO I declines with declining
tendency. Our market opened heavy.
London had few selling orders In the
graugers and other special,ies. Most act
I've stocks during the morning were
Reading, II. Paul. Lackawanna. Missouri
Pacific, New England, Rock Island and
the Southerners TIE last-nsmed sold
down on a reported hitch In the Norfolk
& Western negotiations with the Rich
moud Terminal people; this report was
denied later ia the day. Chicago des.
catches In effect said the passenger rate
war was more bitter than ever between
ST. Paul and Chicago and other roads are
beginning TO cut rates. The foreign
houses had cables from Paris tina, the
Panama loan shares had dropped below
i50 the management had put the reserve
price Of ae5 upoa the upallolted shares g
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HenrlcD Court NOfes.

The County Court Of Heurico, Judge
Minor presiding, was in session yesterday
awhile, and, after some little unim.
portant business was transacted, al.
journed 10 meet to-day. The Judge re-
marked, however, that though he had
adjourned his court he doubted that be
would be present, Ms be would probably
60 down this morning TO hold court for
the Judge OF New Kent. having been re-
quested so to do
The business transacted, was Temple
DickersOn, colOred, charged with house
breaking and stealing from Dr.. l G.
Hawkes., prominent Quaker citizen Of
Henrico, one of his COWS. The jury
found the prisoner not guilty on the
charge Of HOUSEKEEPING. The prisoner
plead guilty Of stealing the COW aud wss
given ono year in the PenIentlary. the
the smallest penalty
Temple DoEatson Is somewhat idlotlc,
and few weeKs ago he was examined by
a commissioner OF lunacy and found 10
be sane.
He was defended by Judge Edmund
Waddlll, Jr., and w. l.. Slater
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The AoadeInI Iast Niaht.

Hoyts inimitably funny "PsTloI
Match" drew good audience to Tie
Academy last night, and 10 play hss
ever been produced IN Richmond that
has created more genuine fun. 10 the
hands Of Evans and Hocy as J. McCurker.
Esq, "a Literary mar" and odd Hoss, A"
the auction collector, who wss even en-.
teTprising enough 10 carry oil rod hot
stove from house 10 be sold, IL was ire.
sistibIe. Miss Minnie French rs limo
cent Kidd" the angel, wac also superb,
and the entire company each filed their
respective bills admirably.
The play, Of course, has n PLOT, but IS
simply q coDglomeraIion OF laughs. Il
viii be repeated tonight and twice to.
marrow
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Clay Ward Actiyes.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Clay
Ward Actiyes was held al keinhardrs
Hall, on Main street, just opposite Mon,
roe Park last night.
The club transacted routine bushes.
and passed several timely resolutions
after which Interesting speeches bearing
on the present political condition and tht
future outlook Of the city aud the coua.
Try were made by prominent members OF
the club
The meeting was largely attended by
the Acliyes, and after the business hau
been gotten through with, those present
did not fail to do justice 10 the lars,
punch bowl which had been provided for
their allention. IL WAS not until late
hour that the club adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
RICHMOND HOwIfzER ASSOCIATION

Anneai Banquet at Pisainis'
Tho Richmond Howiizer Associaslo ,,
hela their annual banquet at fizt'n,
l0t night. and had ~ their guess VA
nresent Richmond Howiizefs tce ~
sos,istiop and their guests met al : . e'oo %
and after sn hour spent IN 'ee~dst =,
cisl intercourse, at > o cio0A'P''
the banquet hall.
TaK MENU
GAS an elaborate one, prepared IN '"'
,,ss, s,sle OF Mt. F.P Burke, the sc G, y,
,,l;shed caterer. II consisted OF al ,u'
tst~reeles of the SESSION. and was deiiSnl
ssil,, served. the solid part beinS h0"'
aed by snerry, champagne SLu 'oN'''
THs BANQUET
-. ,res,dcd over hy Mt. William l.
While president Of The ASSOCIATION
ansre were no regular iOsslS. hat o'0
-, songs were sung. snd old war remi
r,sccnces wildly recalled, while jovlsI
sno5'fellowship generally prevailed
sne hsnfo accompaniments 70 the sony
~. Professor J. A. Page and MI. foih
Miner elected universal admiration.
ADDRESSES.
Rev. J. William Jooes OF Atlanta was
n,esent and delivered Al address which
xss heartily spplsuded he was followed
he Judge Flournoy, Secretary Of The
Commonwealth, who spoke 10 his happi-
ca, vein and was loudly cheered.
MIR. Robert W. Powers was next called
on. and In his response alluded feelingil
10 The noble men OF the First battalion
and their gallant comrades.
Mayor Ellyson was then called on FOR
q speech, and he alluded felicitously 10
the "O,d Howitzer' men now living.
Many OF them are prominent among our
citizens. II seemed, he said, a surprise
tonumbers OF our Northern visitors that
60 many of our best men entered The
Confederate army as priystes.
Mr.. Haw next responded 10 a call, and
spoke In appropriate terms OF TIE mum.
Der OF good members Of the old band
who had gone to sleep. The sleep from
which no r6esAs could wake them.
MONUMENT TO THE HowITzER DEAD
Mr.. James T. Gray, chairman Of The
Monument Committee Of the Association
made q report, recommending that an ap-
proprisie memorial to The Howilzer dead
be erected 10 some OF the parks OF q prom
inont portion OF the city. A subscription
was taken up for this object, and 800
was raised. A committee on design Wa
appointed. Mr.. John 5. Elicit chairman,
and the present committee TO raise more
NANCY was continued No difficulty in
raising all the necessary funds Is anlici-
pated.
After delightful evening the associs
ton at II O'Clock adjourned.
The committee on banquet were L NJ.
Crnmp, VIM. II. Taium and j. Blyth,
Moore; on invitations. George L. Christian.
George d. Thsxton and John +
Ysncey.
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month ago. Just now the cable don''
bring VS. much news. Sales 10 noon
1859 shares; of this 6s,000 shares In
frs, hour. The afternoon dealings show
ed a fair degree Of strength until the de-
livery hour, when prices eased fraction.
ally, but the dullness was extreme. There
was no news 10 affect prices. The mar
ket simply sagged with Missouri Pacific,
heaviest coalers showed most strength.
Close steady at the concession. Remain
der Of week likely to DO dull aud
Narrow
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A Lott Man.

Richard Hughes Is the name Of man
who seems 10 be lost He was arrest, d
on last tuesday,. That day be had on
his person Sll9 The following morn
ing he was before the Police Couu
Wednesday he was againt arrested ano
when searched as the law requires be
only had $3.50 on bis person TIL,
police again discharged him. Yesterda,
he was again arrested and this time $50 As
was found. He spent the night In the
First Police station.
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7bs Masonic Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge OF Virginia. A.. f.
and a. III mel yesterday al high noon,
Grand Master Cralghill iu the Eat, anu
remained III session almost conunuousl,
until about o'clock this morning A
great deal VI WORK oi special interest to
ina craft was transacted, notsoly IA,
perfection OF the new Masonic uigss
ihe third degree was very tmpTess1seiy
conferred yesterday AFTERNOON.
Aftst rnishing lne work before II, The
Grand Lodge adjourned AsHe de.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
Evaporated peaches and apricOts
cooking and table sherries in great yari
ETY., cooking brandies, apple jack, etc
WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, White & Co.
BOG East BrOad

Recamier Preparations Boudaults pepsln
Lsit IRIS. Roche's Embrocation, Browns
Chlorodyne, lamar linden. Franks 0raif .
dc sanie, Chassalngs Wine OF Pepson. Vim
Mariani. Pate Pectarale, Gluten supposito
ries. Iceland Moss Paste. Richters Pain E1-
peller. DR. Pierres Eau Denufrice, Cucum-
Der Cream, creme lie Coucombr,s, Midy :
Capsules Blanchards Pills, Thapsia Plaster,
ana al other proprietary preparations.
L. WAoSYR, Druggist,
Sixth and Br ad streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

Nav YoRE. Decem ber 10 Flour strong
fine grades winter, 27593.l0. spring. stO4
500 FL crime Water, s25(53 %. Whea
cioeed : to 4 lower, teverish spot sales No
rel. lll@l.l2; extra red. .l04l Ii; No.
white, .Qt@l.07. Corn closed from ! q
higher, spot sales No. 2, mixed, 4G44
47s 10. mixed, December and January
4Cl Oats closed steady; spot lots dull
SPOT sales 30. / white ID. No. , do. "a;
q 80. No mixed 81. Pork dull; mess
N75Gl5.01. Lard dul but aEm. Decem-
Or s.4Sas 45c. Sugar refined slow. cut
losf and crushed 81; cubes. y. powdered,
=. granulated, t97s. Coffee L.!
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14
Waansr's 1asteiess Cod Liver OH aim al
sien with HyYophosphites'

Ia agreeable and pleasant " The taste
without tnst nsny odor or rancid naa
s~.,us fiayor. IL contains tue Uest three
nsn brapd) Lototen Norwesian Co
Lisss Uli, 10 perfect aud unchanged con
dillon, aad Oh thai will Do foand lar sa'
perIvf in sll respects 10 any preparation
o. tps KIND. Its always tresn aud sweet
Ana ID resoiIY taken ny The tenaefest IN
FAM or most delicate invalid. Prepared
AID ACID wholesale or retail by l.. "ag-
nsr. Drugxist, sjxih and Broad streets.
Hammond, Va. Pint bottles, slVV hall
pisls, ~ cepIs.
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Agples-Choice early, pr barrel, 81 50 t
81 IS mixed lots, 75s. 10 81 %.
BaoOn-NiTginia hams choice Old, l7c pc
pound, new hams small, Is 10 l5c new
hams large 10 10 he sides, II u u
/ shoulders, 10 10 lie
Beans Choice Navy, 800 to s22
/ Black Eve Peas-sl.OO 70 l.25.
Beeswax-ls 70 2)c per pound.
! Buckwheat-31 % &C.
: Butter-yirginia creamery, % 10 DC fam
/ fly packed Virginia l5to 2Jc; choice vel
I low. store packed (Virginial. Is to lSc: stor,
packed. mixed color and sweet u 10 lac
store packed fair 70 good, 10 10 l2c.
Eggs-In crates (treshl, q 10 pc In bOxe:
and barrels, 70 to 2lc.
Poultry Dressed-Chickens, 70 &c PEI
pound Turkeys, 9 % re per pOuld
Ducks, Q 70 l2c per pound Geese, 70 y
per pound. Turkeys lives 10 i0c psr pound.
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled 70 sc IN.
peeled halves 8 10 Sie Apples sliced 5 10 &c
quarters u 10 &c Cherries pitted II 10 -
Blackberries 1 to o, Whortleberries q q
&c.
Feathers-Prlme 1--we goose. IS to 40 Per
pound; mixed. Is TO 3Oc.
Flaxreed-Per bushel. 81 90 TO 81 10.
Hides-Dry fiints. light weights, TO O.
per pound: heavy weights, 7c per pound; dry
'ottFR ~ hWNNf catttis hicCIf ~
HOgs-Dressed. d 10 Ole.
Wool-Tub-washed. 80 TO SIC per pound
unwashrd. PC per pound.
Lard-Pnme country. 20 loo per pound.
Onions-ln barrels. 81. % 20 81 30.
Oranges--<2. 90 10 81 90.
Peanuts-Fancv stock, per pound, st T.
&c; medium. n 10 &c.
Potatoes--Per bushe,. so 10 55c.
Roots-Ginseng, per pound, 81 so; Seneca,
per pound, % 10 30c.
Game-Partridges, 8 To l2c; pheasants
30 to S5c; venison. ~ TO lao; whole deer. 8,
10 Il; rabbits. ~ 10 lie
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings, 81. % to q. 25 three
string, l.5o 10 800; four strings, 500 to
$500.
Baskets-willow, el.iS n t.3y per nest;
split, 60to 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, pounds, per dozen 90 /
10 Us.
Can Corn, 2 pounds, per dozen 70 toss.
Rlcs-Caroiina, . 10 7c; Ranssoon, SIC:
salt-LieFPool, nom store, " 10 uound
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ART NOTES

1t Is said that one person II seven in France
follows att either - professional OF ollie
tsnte.
The exhibition Of old masters at Burling-
ton house, London, Will this year 30 particu-
ssrly devoted 70 the works Of Rembrandt.
Montreal revels IN q loan collection Of
pictures at It's ART gallery. Il consists Of
paintings by modern Dutch, FLEMISH and
German artists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-14

CHICAGO. December l2-Wheat oDenec
firm and /. 10 lc. higher Corn featWeess
Oats dull and unchanged. Provisions nctiv,
and higher. ClOLnes Wheat, December
LOST January, LOOT: May. nag LIIs
Corn. December, 81; January, Sf3 May
37s. Oats. December 2ts January. 2os
MAY. 29s Pork December l3.47, January
1855, May. 1891 Lard. December
SO; January. %, MAY ? 02t. Ribs, Janu-
sry and February. 707i, Nay, TO.
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The Philoloeiau Debate.

Invitations 10 the annual debate Of ID,
Philologisn Society of Richmond, which
takes place this afternoon at s o'clock al
the College, have been out for some time
II Is thought that very large number OF
the friends Of the students will attend The
College on this occasion. The following
dlspulsnis will take part 80 the exercises
which will DO unusually entertaining
G. 7. KincAnnon Of tennessee, 6. g.
Trumbe, t. l.. Garrett, II. w Jones, &.
L. LAWS, A J. Ramsey and H. n. Quisen-
berry OF Virginia.
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The Richmond Veteran Grat..

The Richmond Veteran Grays Asso-
citation held their annual meeting
last night to elect off ers for The
ensuing year. The tolloSing we're
elecitdl President, l. Lo,tier, Fir.t
Vice.Presideni, J. &. Dickerson Set.
ond Vice President, J. Goddard Third
Vice.Presideni, J. T. Vaughan Treas.
urer, Z Leslie Spence, Secretary K. 1.
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PARrlNo

Nrlue, ,-i Cd .hakphauis lui SAP sooiby
Clll'3 "a nJ need % cry.
All t1eo.i T0unds ere healld tllse Gro l-t SAB g.
Il. Che ueHi.ln8 f.ss Ase ieol boss
4wi-t -l~ .nel lsrlve aud bis prison ecu
That ne Ald almost learned to love 600 V-l
Twill give bis freedom z-sli
| 10 tie ease WI ~. u sou sJ West
Through gaf-rs scsnss. 10 storm ani shng
weather.
we've been together.
let now SIZE ore o. p1r- aai these thing seem
The fragments 0f dream
Which comes at dawn, vivid oni warm ang s.ll,
Setting The passionate pulses a lthsui.
such dreams tlc se8Hc s5le;
Lei us awake before &c IS to i-.5.
Wo Owed or thought we loved 'Isal thssat 49,
There nobody 90 blame.
Our wasted tears "a rrny water nelu.
Our s'glt but empty ale--
All was a5 ille as o Nl-a told u'e.
and ~cT1 ~ yours or mlno cannot agall
Or ra-.cu- > make
L vast is-'tUL. st.ll bc a sake
--Clara D. A4-=lal 10 Tbs C.a1o-ss.lss