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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-05

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pieces Black Gros Grain Silk, full "a
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-23
The Direction of Sounds.

The average child, returting from school,
on entering the house calls Mammal I'll.
mother, perhaps. replies, "Yesw where
are your is the next question, and the reply
informs the child not only as to the door,
but as to the room in which the mother cas
be found The child cannot determine its
mothers location by the sound of her voice.
This exaggerated instance may be owing to
the reflection of the sound, not only from the
walls, but from the strata Of air differing in
temperature and humidity.
How many Of us going to the next street.
running ut right angles TO the car tracks,
can tell from hearing the bell of the APP
preaching street car before the car comes in
sight, whether that car is going north or
southf 1t does not seem that animals can
determine the direction Of sound much bet
ter than man. The sleeping dog, aroused by
his masters call. is all abroad rs 10 his
masters location, and determines it by sight
or scent, or both, frequently running in sew
eral different directions before Hitting the
right one. The deer, on being startled by
the hunters unseen tread, is not always RICH:
in his selection Of the route to get out I'll
harms way A flock of geese, ducks or othe:
birds, on hearing n gun Is as likely to ifs
toward as from the sportsman, if he has kept
entirely out Of sight and the fash of the
piece has not been seen. -Arnold Burges
johnson In Popular Science Monthly.
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The Old Fashioned Way.

John, " she said as she toyed with
one oe his coat buttons, "tnis Is leap year,
isn't it:'
YES. Mamie he answered, az Inc
looked iondlv down on the golden head
that was pillowed on his manly bosom.
This is the year when the proposing
is done by the young ladiesf
Yes"
Il hope you don't expect me to pro
pose to YOU"
why, Mamie, dear, | never gave the
matter hought-l-er-to tell the
truth, I've only known you for-that Is
to say
I'm glad you didn't expect me to
propose. I'm not that kind, | hope. No,
John, dearest. couldn't be so imprudent.
am going to let YOU do the proposing
yourself in the old fashioned way. The
old fashioned way is good enough
for me"
And the gentle maiden gave her lover
a beaming smile, and the youth rejoiced
that he had found such a treasure Of
modesty. -Boston Courier.
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TWIN GIANTS or FINANCE.

RusseiI Sage and Jay Gonid-1heir bn-'-
meas and Social Relations.
In one respect the twin giants OF finance
offer a startling contrast TO each other's'ich
a contrast Of character az Is seldom met IT.
men who associate themselves so closely to-
geib as do Gould and Sage Those who
have OCCASION to meet both OF these men IN
intimate business or social relations say that
Sage il almost heartless Gould Is generally
credited with an entire lack OF feeling where
business is concerned. and 1t may he that
MANY men have occasion TO rate him thus
seyerely, but there is another side to his char
acter Sage boasts that in the whole course
Of his career, from penury to opulence, no
man has ever profited either by his knowl
edge, pocket book or influence. lie contrib
utcs to charity, but entirely through the
female portion of his family. so far ms help
ing a man over obstacles, he had himself to
climb lie does not believe in it on prin
cip'e
LET them take the plunge and find ont for
themselves" he says, IL had it to do"
Around him are grouped today men who
have been in his employ for years, whom he
esteems, trusts and praises, and yet never to
the best of them has he given one dollars
worth OF assistance outside Of the fixed re-
muneration for their services, or the slight
est hint as to the condition of the market II
is not so much stingness on his part rs 1t IS
his idea OF business that keeps his purse
strings tied in this fashion.
Gould, on the other hand, has not only
made his private secretary millionaire, but
has assisted many Others who are not III such
close relationship to him. a well known
John street jcweler told me Of a friend OF
bis, who, short time ago. was SO poor that
when he bought a $50 watch he paid Tor 1t
upon the nstallment plan Today bright,
gilded sign creaks triumphantly above the
Wall street echoes, on which Is painted the
name of this poverty stricken watch buyer.
1t seems that his sons and those of Gould
were classmates Through them an ac-
quaintance sprang up between the fathers
The poor man was something OF an artist,
and a genuine connoisSeur Of pictures. He
became invaluable to Gould in assist
ing him in the selection of meritorious
works of art Just how Gould requted
these services and the mans friendship
cannot, NJ course, be accurately told. Ii
may have been in the payment of money,
but it is more likely that it was in the giving
of tips" to use the Wall street phrase Al
any rate, the art connoisSeur has become
rich man, and is so apt a pupil of his financial
master that he is now a broker doing an I'M
usually big business 1t is said that he is now
worth, outside Of his daily operations upon
the exchange, more than million dollars
New York Cor. Chicago Herald.
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND, Va, May 22.
Auction offerings were light and OF
twenty-five packages, of which twenty
were sold at $40 to $40, and were all
sun-cured grades Low grades of dark
new leaf continue in good demand al
rather Strengthening values. a small
line of medium wrappers changed hands
otherwise dealings were small
The Leaf Tobacco Committee have
published their premium list. They need
now to keep the same before the people
In papers and pamphlet form. The man
ufacturers are still celebrating, but will
soon report their decision. ALI the com
mittees are getting down to practical de-
tails, and In few days our exposition
will be published and posted far and
near
Several large tobacco raising countie,
and other places have already held meet
ings, and have determined TO make the
best of exhibits possible this fall With
this spirit we can but have such an in
terested ouipouring of the people as we
never had before and will want TO have
oftener.
Neither visitors nor exhibitors will be
disappointed, for what is promised and
more will be performed.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Nan Ya.L stuck Market.

Reported by q. w. Branch q Co.. nahke'
and broker. No. iii Main street.
REVIEW.
New YORK, May 22, 3r M.-oufside
OF st. Paul the dealings OF the morning
were unworthy of notice, unless II might
be mentioned that London sold Reading
but the trading in that heretofore active
Sock was OF the mildest character. As
far AS St. Paul was concerned 1t monopo'
lized the whole market, showing al noon
al. COS shares dealt in out az total OF
"a. 400. The same parties that heretofore
have been selling were the ones that sold
today. The most careful watching can
not discover the source Of selling, but il
is generally believed that 1t comes from
insiders who have knowledge OF some
thing unfavorablc that must come out
soon. The buying came mostly nom lne
,oom traders. who, il they do not soon
see some chance for profit, VIII throw
it over again. Sterling exchange has
become very firm in some quarters at
4s74M490. This figure insures proflts on
gold shipments. Since yesterday morn
Ing 50 800 600 gold has been ordered Tor
foreign account. This, together with The
weakness in st. Paul, gave the resi- Oh inc
market very weak look. Later in the
day unfavorable reports were out abont
the trunk lines, particularly Lake Shore.
Nothing definite can be said, yet it is
pretty well understood The existing har
moniOus relations are very much strained.
The PENNSYLVANIA was reported as not
looking with total Indifference on the com
pletion of the South Pennsylvania road
by Vanderbilt money, and was liable to
retaliate Lake Shore went of about |
per cent. on fairly moderate sales, re-
covering little before the close. During
the last hour the transactions were ex-
tremely limited At times the ticker
stopped entirely. The dealings at the
close showed a rather heavy undertone
Bonds steady on moderate trading.
Sterling exchange, 4S7@49O. Money
closed at lt@2.
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To Keep Chicken Thicvsc Away.

Well, a goose is just the best thing
made yet when it comes to watching d
chicken roost There isn't a chicken
thief in this state SO fly that goose
won't squawl' on him every time. Why
any of these professional chicken thieves
will not 90 near Il rOOst where they
know a goose is kept with the chickens.
1t is game they can't beat. The only
thing that can get away with goose is
a fox. He'll play dead; and the bird,
which has more curiosity than anything
that walks. will come up to see what's
the matter. Then it loses a life in the
pursuit of knowledge. But the chicken
thief amt foxy enough by a long shot. -
Oakland Tribune.
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Better WaY tn Settle IL.

After few brief but decisive rounds, ac-
cording to rules governing the ''manly art, y
the vanquished youth brokenly but earnestly
said: 1.-THE girls yours. Charlie; wish you
luck" The contestants were members of q
Brooklyn club, and the question in dispute
will be evident from tho utterances OF the
man who had come out second best. In this
era OF unbridled lawlessness, when an en-
ragged lover goes cunning for successful
rival, or sends knife into the latter's vitals,
the Brooklyn method seems an infinitely
more manly and proper plan for settling the
fateful question If 1t savors Of barbarisln.
it Is at least free from the faint Of crime, and
If the Gordan knots with which Cupid 50
often enmeshes his victims can 10 united
with fists used according to proper rules, the
art Of the pugilia can DO regarded with less
repugnance by masculine adorers in general
-Pittsburg Bulletin
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HE Vice of Over Feeding.

If the people talk us well as they do
Oh the unceasing amount of rich food
which they absorb in London, how ad-
mirably would they talk If they would
only eat less. 1t is marvellous that any
wit at all remains in England under the
daily burden of unceasing food Wi
which men and women please their pa
ates. and generate in themselves urn
acid and nutriiive plethora. Sir Henry
Thompson breaches in vain to deaf gen.
Grafton. and it is with our world, as with
the world of Ecclesiastes. "by surfeiting
many perish. "-"Ouida" in Womans
World
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A Marrying Race.

In Turkey everybody marries young,
and, one might, perhaps, be permitted to
add. those who can afford it marry often.
Such thing as an old maid is unknown
among the Turks. They are marrying
race. and rs a general thing the girls are
married oil by the time they reach their
teens, and often year or two before. A
Turk may possibly fall in love with his
wife after marriage, but it wouldn't be
very easy for his affections to antedate
this ceremony, for the first time he ever
sets eyes on her face is in the nuptial
chamber after the wedding guests have
retired. Thomas Stevens.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-23
Hot Water for Ivy Poisoning

Let me add my testimony to that Of
Mr.. John Burroughs as to the efficacy Of
hot water in curing the poison by ivy.
The best way of applying it is to keep a
spirit lamp under the tin containing the
water, and apply the water as hot as the
skin will bear The sensation of relief
from the intolerable itching is SO imme-
date and SO complete that it is almost
worth while to be poisoned by ivy to ex-
perience it. William c. Church in Sci
entilic American.
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Diving I'm n Dcliriuin.

A friend Of mine was recently sent home
from unatic asylum to die, and not more
than three days ago | was called to his
death bed 1t was a sad and terrible sight
He was wild rs the Withdrawing under
some silly hallucination His wife and ply
sician we're endeavoring TO pacify him, but
10 no purpose. His face and limbs were
shriveled and distorted, and from his eyes
leaped the fearful fire of the maniac
What is itf' he cried, pointing his skeleton
finger at an imaginary something What
is it, Maryf Is it stroked above or below
Good God, there is no stroke at all! Yes,
there is. | see it; there's u mark above; it's
an n know it's an n Thank heayenw
Then he would fall back on his pillow and
rest But not for long. There" he gasped.
lunging forth from his bed like King
Richard from his couch, and pointing
his bony finger as before, there's another
No mortal can tell what that is. No,
neither angels, nor devils, nor the man
himself who wrote it, swear that nothing
can decipher it. How is it, Mary-straight,
or does IT slaDtf' at slants a little, John"
Then have it. Yes, yes: | see--it does, it
does slant 1t isn't all o. but an "a Then
the mans name is Schlam and not Schlom
Thank you. Mary; you have a quick eye
But what, oh Lucifer have we here-an il
or ~ Is there no rest, even at DEATH |
cannot tell whether there is line across it
or not II there is, it is very, very fine,
Mary I'm sure it's Topped. Did ever writer
stop to count the cost of looping a u or cross
ing an IN Is it Bote or is it Bole' God for
give me; cannot tell May judgment light
on the man who wrote it," And SO he died
My friend had been a proof reader on
daily paper. Chicago Times
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\ Valuable Curiosity.

Countryman lin museum)-"Did that
stick belong to George Washington,
misterin
Explanatory official (impressively)-
mo, sir that is the cane that killed
Abel"
Coutryman-"Gosh, ye don't say sol"
The Epoch.
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LUClS.

Fair Lucis! love Lucisi
Your grave has grown green:
The sun seems to love it,
The ash weeps above IT,
The daffodIl springs where the snowdrop oaa
been.
I.ucis. sweet LUcs -
Your grave has grown green
Lost Lucis! dead Lucis. =.
stand by your cross. =
Do white wings and glory
Remember loves story! &.
Mid infinite gain does your soul feel lossf ..
Lucis. my Lucisl
Your crown il my cross.
White I.ucis saint Lucis
You had warm heart
That beat high In past time,
When kissed you last time.
Has the Angel of Death set the two things apart
Lucis All, Lucis!
Your soul and my heart!
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Mountain Air.

Harlem landlord Showing tenth floor
of tla0-The present occupants Of the
fiat, sir. give it up the first of May and
will spend the summer at the White
Mountains
Possible tenant-Yes, l suppose when
one gets acclimated to mountain air he
wants it all the year round New York
Sun.
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international Postage StamDs,

The Introduction Of an international
postage stamp, which has been advo-
Gated by certain German newspapers,
would be a boon greatly appreciated by
the public. Indeed, the only wonder is,
in these days Of rapid progress, that the
suggestion has not been made before. -
Home Journal.
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a blacksmith in Lewiston, Me-, is
making money by hammering out iron
ana steel finger rings, for which he finds
a ready sale fifty cents each. He war;
rants them TO cure rheumatism.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-23
The Sizs of Mexico.

Mexico has IA, 900 square miles. and it is
fifteen times as big as the state Of New York,
more than ninety times rs big as New Jer-
sey, more than 600 times the size Of Rhode
sland, and more than six times the size Of
Great Britain and ireland. Globe Demo
cak
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Lumber

JOSEPH +. WISGFIELD. dealer iu ..mief
and all kinds of m0uldluEs ans genera.
building furnishings. 1871. lumber cut o.
order. once. corner " Broad ani naurcl
streets, Richmond, Va.
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Electricity is being used to purify sew.
age. 1t produces chemical change by
which the solid matter comes to the sur.
face and pure water flows off.
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Mra. \. J. PYLE. 3l5 y. Fitthstrect. ~ u.
c.'lrinR. securing, ana carpet Glen. uf.
Manufactures az the Acme hcullat..
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Hay, Grsln. SC.
Iron Works.

WALTER J. TODD. 40 y. Sixth street Con
signments OF country produce solicited
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Mrs. II. BANNIsTER. SO +. Broad .t ..
Lace curtains speciality.
John J. GERING. corner OF Fourteenth ana
Main streets. Tents. awnings. nags. horse AND
wagon covers.
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A New England constable, who has
had great experience with tramps, says
that he has never yet seen one with q
bald head.
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Contractors and Builder.

A. c. nor STON. ~ T.. Main street.
JOSEPH :. NlNGFlELD, corner 70 faure
and Broad streets
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ELLIS ADRIAN. PIG T.. Broad street Money
advanced on personal property. once c.Us-4
from Friday a shutdown 10 Saturday
sundONn.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly Westuaml u.
y. Seventh street, and llB r Main sfran.
Fresh milk. cream. buttef butter mnk. a1i
cheese.
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II. WALLERSTINE Z co. n aui Z. =. Ff.
teenth street. Potatoes, butter, h,s. ..
hage. &c.
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". NICK BEDFORD, li02 4. Main street
sign Of the Horse. Manufactured whole
sale dealer.
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Harness and saddiory

A, y. CLARKE \ SON. $40 East Main sire
igents for Imperial chilled plOws.
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Candy Manufactures.


OLIVER u. DYER. sli +. Marshall street.
wholesale and retail Sole agent tor the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Hardware and Carriage Good.

}. +. JUSTlS, @ y. Fifteenth street. q.
agent. Established l,6,.
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Loan once.

&C. HIGH. les T.. Main street. Watches agi
iewelry neatly repaired.
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Affect not little shift and subterfuges
to avoid the force Of An argument.-br.
Watts. ..>r
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Country Produce .

j. a. GRAsBERG Err, las Franklln stree,
All work guaranteed.
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Carpenter. sand Huilder.

WALTER T.. DRAUER. stall No. u. Frs
Market. smoked beet tongues specially
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JOSEPH DELARUE. ~ L. Main street
hanging and general mac nine rlp4 do.
Models for patents.
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Marble Workers


wALLEN & WRAY. Seventh and Gnoe
streets. Monuments. tOmbs uarbie.kei nAa
Ties Np
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Carriages ndHncgle.

WILLIAM q. FULLER. ITO T.. Cary stree
Special attention 10 repairing.
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Boots and shoes

]. X. TEASDALE. 1915 Z. Main street. b ,
$50 and - mems and & and ,2j0 lad q
shoes.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY

pa bushels prime at 69ic.
Peas. Black, Is bushels on private terms
COTTON REPORT
Market steady
Quotations 9 7-l6c.; low mid
ding, sl5-l6c; good ordinary. 5.l6c.
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ASA SNYDER 4 CO, l@o tolOi Cary Street
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams a Son,
bankers an brokers' I'LL Ma street
RICHMOND, Va, May %.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
First Board

RICHMOND, Va, May -.
OFFERINGS REPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn.-44 bushels
Oats.-l 900 bushels.
Peas. -l6 bushels.
Mill Oiial IS tons.
Flour-490 b,rrels
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ADAM DIACONT. 20s +. Marshal sfr..t
Wholesale aui retail. Repairing neatly 40
promptly done.
T. T.. (SEBlEJ CRENcHAW. .pl Ea-f bri
street. mattress maker ana upr,. flfoI
wholesale and retail. Repairing Ielt inj
durably done
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streets. Monuments tOmbs, uarbic.kei N4AA.
ties, Nc.
Mattress Manufacturers;
ADAM DIACONT. 20s T. Marshal ,fr.t
Wholesale AMI retail. Repairing neatly ,li
T. +. gSEBlEj CRESsHAw. sU East Bros
street. mattress maker ana uprD fllcI
wholesale and retail. Repairing neat inj
durably done.
Mineral Water Bottlers:
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 49, ". ect'
street. Manufacturers Of Vanilla Pho ..
and mineral waters.
Paints, Oils. sc.
RICHMOND PAINT STORE. s +. Broad .tr, D
Paints, oils, glass. and painters supplies.
Paper Hanging:
) J. DAVIS, . y. Ninth street. STA .,
awnings, Ollie 'Oths, and paper hanging.
Plumbers. Gas and Steam Filters
+. BEDFORD. 1910 f. Main street Pncu
csl plumber, timer, gas and steam litter.
1. c. TINSLEY. AZ Brook avenue. steam ans
gas fitting, thinning &c.
Railroad Ticket Brokers
CRAWFORD A HAYES. 1919 East Man
street. ka lroad aud steamboat tickets o.
all parts Of the world bought. Sold Ali
exchanged.
hthi r>Aalc
A. j. BRADLEY & CO.. Thirteenth AMI HUI
streets. Manchester. Agent for the Peters
burg savings and Insurance Company
q. y. NASHON & son. No. y. Tenth street
K. Is. CHAPLIN u co, No. y. Tenth street
J. THOMPSON BROWN &CO.. lIl5 b. MAJ
street.
Rubber Goods
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 5l3 Z. Broad street
Betting. hose. and all kinds OF rubber goods
Rubber stsmps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAhUfA
TURING CO., l2li T.. Main ST. Nanui-c
turcrs and importers OF stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION ri BBER STAMP WORKS
sJ5 Bank street. Agents wanted send loi
circular.
Sign Paintings
d. s. THOMPSON. Franklin street, under -
change Hotel. Advertising sigu Htsl
Board fence and wall slgn.t specially 49,.
l.. LIPSCOMB. No. - y. Ninth street sisn
painting and gliding on glass.
Soap Factory:
Il. GARCIN & Co. 1916 Franklin street ,estaO'
hsned lssyl. Toilet and Laundry soaps
TaiIors.
n. ". stage, Twelfth street. under American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor
undertakeri
Il. II. MuRalsETT. No. Il Seventh suss'
Manchester. Phone, 80.
Wire Mattresses and tots,
r. ". LOWE, 22li T.. Main street, manuiAeil
rer OF Champion Woven Wire hatt"s,o
and Cots. The test aud cheapest IL Tue "a
ket.
Wood and Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD Ella station, Is ~
and Pine streets W. >. Pitcher. agent 90
kinds Of Coal, Wood. and Coke -"
phoie ~.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. K. Al.
proprietor, II :. Twelfth street. Who'd.
and retail.