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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-25
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. II. p Beck has returned from
the White Sulphur.
Mrs. Lily Michaux, with her friends,
Misses Loitle James, Ruth Michhux, and
Lizzie Justis, is spending the holidays al
the residence Of her father, Mr. George
W. Taylor, in Powhatan county.
Mr.. Charley Harvey, recently with
Messrs. Witt & Caskie, aud who is
taking a law course at the Washington
and Lee University is in the city. he
will spend the vacation here with his
relatives and friends
M. and Mrs a VI Miller, OF Potts
town. Pa. who are visiting Mrs. John II
Roach, No. 1927 North Fifth street, Will,
after remaining over Christmas, leave foI
home Tomorrow.
The Warrock- Richardson Almanac for
the year 1889 calculated expressly for
this work, has been received. As usual
il Is full Of valuable information, ana
should be in the hands of every farmer
and citizen OF Virginia.
A call has been issued for meeting OF
the Common Council next Saturday
evening at : o'clock The purpose Of
this meeting is 10 consider a suggestion
proposing the amendment Of one certain
section of the city ordinace on water, hX-
ing the rates.
The mention that Captain NJ. }. Dim.
mock, our talented architect. furnished
the drawings for the erection OF All
Saints Episcopal Church was inadvert-
entity omitted in our report OF that build
ing Sunday morning.
Mayor Atkisson of Manchester, stated
Yesterday that from S o'clock last night
until l2 O'Clock tonight the boys will be
at liberty 10 pop as many hre-crackers as
they please and blow Christmas horns 10
their hearts content. While he wants
the juveniles 10 have a good time, he
also gives notice that they must not
throw fre-crackers al persons or under
horses feet.
Richmond Lodge, No a., b. p. o.
Elks. held T. special meeting last night
and there was an unusually large attend
ance. Business Of importance 10 the
order was transacted and several new
members were given the final degrees
Further action was taken in relation 10
the performance to be given at Mo
zart Hall on the night Of December Slst
for the benefit OF the Lodge.
Mr.. ". ". Richeson, formerly OF King
William county, and well known in
Richmond. died at his home, near Mays
VILE. Ky, Sunday. lie was a brother OF
+ Mr.. f.. VI Richeson, Mrs. NJ. L. Ryan
and Miss VI Richeson, OF Richmond, lie
was a graduate of the Kentucky Uni
versitv. and devoted his life to teaching
Among his old pupils was General |. 5
/ Grant
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POLICE NOTES.
A Two-Hour Matinee by His Honor

Only two hours were consumed by the
Police Cont yesterday morning IN dis
po-ing OF the various cases brought be-
fore his Honor Justice Cruichfeld.
Jackson Harrison, oiios Samuel War
rem (colored), was charged with stealing
a muff. bottle of cologne, and three
hair-pins from Messrs. Miller, RhOads &
Gerhardi. II was evidenced by the tesii-
monv of witnesses that the prisoner went
into the store accompanied by number
of girls The girls stole the property
and gave it to the party charged with The
theft 10 hold On motion Of Giles Jack
son. the hearing OF the case was con-
tinued until the fouth day OF next Janu-
ary.
w. II. Madison was before the Police
Court on the charge Of being drunk and
disorderly in the Richmond Theatre. He
was fined $40
Albert Seaton. Ida Carter. and Abner
Tefrill. all three charged with creating
disturbance Ia 7. C. johnson's bar
room and grocery, on the corner OF
Byrd and Tenth streets, we're hned each
81 and costs
Samuel Wise lcoloredl, charged with
hIndering the cars OF the hlchlhohu ahu
Manchester Railroad and Improvement
Company, were brought before the court
and the hearing OF their cases was post
poned until the 18th day OF January,
1889
William Winslow lcoloredl was
charged with stealing three coats, FIVE
pairs of pants. fye shirts, and four
vests, all the property of Robert Loney.
The hearing OF the same was continued
till tomorrow.
William Kellum and George & Jar
Wis. charged with fighting in the street,
were let off with a fine Of = and costs
each
William Banister (coloredl who spends
the bulk OF his income in recklesay
driving his team and running into other
peoples teams, was fined 50 and costs
and was LEI of on the payment OF parl
Of il.
The row at the stables OF Mr. James
Sweeney on Tenth street, south OF Main,
was ventilated in the Police Court
There were four new warrants served
and heard by the Police Justice yester-
day morning Al were quickly dis
pOsed Of
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bassos. The musical selections will be
"Ryrie Eiason" and "Giorid,' by Won La
Hache; "Crsdo.r ".Sanctgs Benedictus, "
and "lgsus Dn," from Peters famous
mass; ofrertory piece, "1d>sfe fideiesj
fnolt. Praise le the Lord" Lduddtt
Domiaum.
4 short caiecheticat instruction on the
mystery of the day At first mass; sermon
on The Festival at 1.-THE mystery oi
the nativity, the mystery OF peace 10
men.
Mass will also be said at $50 and :
A. NJ
Vespers and Benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament at Il. VI
The church Is beautifully festooned
with eyergreens and the altar decorated
with rare plants, shrubs. and lights, by
the ladies of the Altar Sodality; Presi-
dent. Mrs. Lowry; Secretary, Miss A.
Redmond. Treasurer, Mrs. WOOls.
FIRST ENGIIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Appropriate services will be held at
this church Seventh and Grace, this
morning al II o'clock.
The SUNDAY schools Christmas ami
yersary will take place Thursday night
at s30 o'clock in the school-room. A
tree will be handsomely decorated with
various devices gifts will be distributed
and appropriate talks made by the pastor
and others
The public is invited to both services.
METHODIST
There will be a united meeting OF all
The MethOdists this morning At Centenary
Methodist Church at II o'clock NJ
The sermon will be preached by Rev
I. WILEY BledsOe.
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no SURsCRIBERs.

The Daily Times pre-
>cnts to-day, with the
hristmas number,a "a hand
some illuminated souvenir
.--22XIJ inChcs--- being a
copy ira cOiOrs Of the pho
tOgraph effifty prominent
American editors.
we request ali subSCrib-
ers who fail tO receive the
souvenir tO notify us at
once, giving the name OF
their carrier.
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ST. James Episcopal Church was filed
10 overfowing by those whose tender
feelings for the deceased drew them
thither on the occasion OF the funeral Of
the lsmented Mrs. Annie Seldom Bruce
Page. the late beloved wife of Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page.
Rev. Dr Peterkin conducted the ser
vices. He spoke Of the lovely character
and estimable habits Of the deceased lady
In a manner consoling to the bereayed
ones whom she left behind her.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham sang
very sweetly "Good Night My Love and
II will Show You Mystery" The pro-
cession was very long one, and the IN
terment took place at Hollywood.
The list OF pall-besrers was published
In Yesterdays TINES.
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FROM PETERSBlR RG.
Reunion OF the Prince George Cavalry
APersonal Rencontre-Segr Lunatics'
snecial Correspondence.l

l>ltCidt dt1NiifopOhuNh>~'i
PETERSBURG. Va, December ~ he
Prince George cavalry have arranged 10
have public drill aud dinner at old
Shop Church, on Wednesday. The COM
panv has a membership of forty-seyen, ls
commanded by Captain Robert Bland
aud has recently received new uniforms
A band of music has been secured, ana a
ball will he given in the evening
Sycamore street was enllyened thi'
afternoon by personal rencontre IN
which Mr.. Harry Rogersen, of Rich
mond. and Mr.. John PEBBLES, OF this
civ, were the leading figures II was
quite sharp little scrapping match, ana
attracted 4 big crowd
A feature OF the Christmas celebration
will be magnificent display OF nre-
works al the West End Park. Messrs.
Mamie & Co. will introduce some OF
their most beautiful and costly figures
OF their manufacture, and the display
will cost nearly thousand dollars. The
public will be admitted without charge.
Petersburg seems 10 be the objective
point Of negro la. aiics from all section
of the State Three were arrested here
late last night, and they were not able
10 give any account OF themselves.
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THEYELLOw FEVER sCoURGE.
The Disease Believed to Have Been Gene
raj In the Florida Peninsular.

WAsHIvGr0S, d c.. December "a
Surgeon Porter at. Jacksonville, Florida,
under date of December lj, writes
Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the Marine
Hospital Service, giving the details ofthe
illness from yellow fever ofC c. Thomas,
treasurer Of the Florida railroad. II Is
impossible, he writes, to discover how
Colonel Thomas contracted the disease,
as he was in noway exposed to the in
fiction, having just returned from the
North. In addition 10 this case Surgeon
Porter reports the case Of child who
came from S,arke, Florida. Comment
ing on this fact he says very much
fear that there has been yellow fever
throughout that portion Of the peninsula
this summer. | have heard on reliable
authority that some suspicious cases Of
fever at Starke were guarded closely by
the inhabitants. Whoever inspects that
portion OF the State should be acquainted
with these facts.
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THE wHIrEcHAPEL MuRDE RS.
The Butcher Expected To Celebrate
Bloody Christmas.

LoNDoN. December "a - The star
publishes number OF interviews with
ihe physicians who have given testimony
AT The coroners' inquests in the cases OF
the previous East End murders, with The
conclusion that the Poplar strangling
was The work of the Whitechapel iiend.
II is now believed by many that IN the
former murders, wherein the bodies OF
the victims were so horribly mutilaied,
one or TWO assistants were employed TO
do the cutting. and this belief is held
10 explain much OF the mystery surround
inc the deeds The utmost vigilance Is
Observed by the police in the Nhiiechapel
district tonight, owing 10 the popular
belief that the butcher will attempt 10
celebrate Christmas by the commission
Of deeds more horrible than any Of his
previous crimes.
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Inauguration IN Preparations.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December "a
The number of organizations that have
informed the Inaugural Committee OF
their intention TO take part in the in
augural parade is 80 upto date. Seventy
six of these organizations comprise
154Js men, The number of men in the
other organizations have not been
reported Quarters have been secured
for the majority of these organizations
The military organizations are not In
cluded in the number given above. AL
the organizations that will be here have
not vel reported, but from the data nov
in the possession of the Inaugural Com
mittse, 1t IL evident that the parade J
going to reach colossal proportions,
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A South Carolina Tragedy.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., December III
News reaches here tonight Of the killing
of Ben Harding last night, near York
willie. 5. c. Ben Harding and another
man undertook to regulate" a negro
named Sam Harding, for living with a
white woman. About midnight the two
men raped at the door where the white
woman and the negro were supposed to
be Admittance was demanded in an
authoritative tone. The response was
the report Of discharged double bar
relied shotgun. The charge lodged IN
Ben Harding, who died shortly after
The negro escaped and has not yet been
appTehended.
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Musee Thea tre-The Three Comets.

Christmas Entertainments. Parties. Etc.
Can be furnished with every delicacy at
Pizzinis, who also furnishes crockery,
knives, forks, spoons, glassware, etc.
Walters In full dress, etc. Mr.. f. p. Burke
gives his personal attention to all party
orders. Those who will receive New Year
and on other occasions should call and
get prices.
(N. B.-We do not copyright our adj
yeTtisements. Our competitors can use
tbese)
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According 10 the custom which has
been observed for several years past
CITY Sergeant Carter has arranged to
give the prisoners confined i'm the city
iail a good dinner to-day The following
e the menu of dishes with which they
win be- served to-day
SOup-Rice B0iled-Oorned Beel
and Cabbage Roast-Iurkey Dressed
slrloin Beef Pork and Brown Potatoes
hles-Rice. Potatoes. Cabbage
Light Bread Desserts-As-oried Cakes
Lemon Pies AIince Pies Coiiee
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DISASTROUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Passengers Killed and Number
Wounded.

LOUISVILLE, KT., December PA
disastrous and fatal accident happened at
9 o'clock this morning on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad at Bardsiown
junction twenty miles south OF this city.
The fast express, south bound, overlook
and ran into the Knoxville branch
accommodation going in the
same direction. A disastrous wreck
was the result There were
TWO passengers killed and ten or more
injured, besides the engineer and fireman
of the second train, who were badly hurt.
Those killed were Mrs. Mary Perkins,
Of Old Deposit Willie Houston, Of Otter.
Larue county The injured are f. X
Dickinson, Bardstown, KY; Miss Bethel
Flounbacker Bardstown /. ;. Miller,
Lebanon, Ky; Philip Il. Thompson,
Shepherdsyille, KY; 5. X. Adams, Miss
AIDA Adams, Louisville Mrs. J. k. Mount
and Johnny Mount, La Grange, Ky
Miss Mary Cayard Louisville; Miss Ber-
tha Rhover, East Bernstadt. The Knox
Vile train was standing at the station
and was run into by the Nashville train,
demolishing the baggage-car Of the
Nashville train and the two rear coaches
Of the Knoxville train.
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rresenfat Ons.

DR. s. A. Goodwin made yesterday the
following presentations: A silver tea
set 70 Mr.. B. r Johnson, as a gift from
the ladies in his employ. Also gold
watch and chain and charm from the
Historical Publishing Company, OF Phil
adelphia.
acer. was also the recipient from the
Young ladies of handsome picture
which DR.. Goodwin presented.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Propagation of the Bri-
tish Parliament---The
Queens Speech.
HoRE ABOUT THE WHfTECHAPEL
MURDERS.
Foreign aud Domestic Items.

LoyDoN, December 24.-Parliament
was prorogued to-day until January 81
The members Of both houses assembled
in the House Of Lords, where the Queen /.
speech was read The speech declared
that Englands foreign relations con
tinued friendly 1t expressed regret that
the fisheries convention with the United
States had not commended Itself 10 the
Judgment of the American senate.
Temporary agreements, however. the
Queen adds, which have been adopted
will, trust, prevent any immediate IN
convenience arising from this discussion
\ convention fof the abolition OF sugar
bounties has been signed by representa-
tiyes Of most of the sugar producing
countries Do
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THE SAMOAN TR0uBL
Bodies Of the Killed of Both Factions
Brought In.

SAN FRANcIsco, December 24.-The
latest adyices from Samoan by the steam
ship Zealand. which arrived from Sydney
and Auckland ria Samoan, on Saturday
night, state that on November 2oth the
bodies Of Mataaia : men killed during The
several engagements between them and
the followers OF 1amasese were brought
in by the women Matasfa's loss was
found to be fifty killed Of them thirty
six have been beheaded and their heads
taken to Tamasese.
Five high chiefs were among the killed
on Mataatas side As far as could be
learned Tamasese's loss in killed and
wounded amounts to about fifty.
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The best imported Bay Rum. large poi
tIss ion Soc. all The different German
COLONIES mo im.taiionsl 40 25c ana oOci
fue tizars in Holiday Boxes, twenty-five
4.'rte hox al -. 90 10 800; handsome
f.unloid. Handled Hair Whlsks. the
fnesf 6niebeI Tooth-brashes in pairs on
cards. Toilet Waters az <oc- anu Ov.,
CoudfGys lielioirope. ana oiher 9H1Si'S' 'l,,',
Powders Badger Hair shaying-p iusl.ys ,I'., .
splsndid assortment Of best made nan
brosae. and Toilet Combs lniah's
c.ses Toilet Bottles. Sc. All hrs''cia''
go0js l.. NAoStN, '. DIus s;S,h
800 Broad street corner oiA'h.
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Mr.. Clifford /. Hewitt has reduced
fresco-painiing in Richmond to a fine
art He always keeps in his employ a
full corps of artists competent to do
work in his line, and is the very best
style.
Mr.. Hewitt has met with deserved
success in the past, and now proposes 10
start out on the new year better equipped
than ever before Parties desiring
painting. kalsomining; irescoing, or
ANYTHING else in his line Of business will
find it to their interest to give him call
at ll3 North Eighth street, next door TO
the Academy OF Music
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HARD TINES IN AUSTRALIA.
DISASTROUS Coal Miners Strike -Hurri-
canes, HaiI-storms, and Fires fiaying

Disastrous Coal Miners Strike -Hurri-
canes, HaiI-storms. and Fires Playing
Havoc.
SAN FRANcIsco, December 24.-Ad-
vices from Australia which arrived last
night report that the great strike. OF coal
miners al Newcastle has ended and all
the mines are running at full capacity
The strike lasted three months. Eight
thousand men were idle, and Sl,5OOOOO
was lost bv the masters and men.
A terrible hurricane swept over Cler-
mont Queensland November 2d. Hail
stones as biz as hens eggs were driven
by the force Of the wind clear through
the sides of houses Gardens, vineyards,
and orchards were ruined, and fruit trees
were stripped Of leaves. Bush nres in
New South Wales are also doing great
damage. One is reported fifteen miles
long. Large bands of sheep have been
burned before they could be removed TO
places of safety
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". Lead Ia Low rriees-oown They Co.

We Lead Ia Low Psiees~Oo"" ihes "o'
French Candy, 2 lbs. for u 90. -
French Candy, 20 cts. per ID OF o iOi
pest French Candy, 20 cts per 10.
Good French Mixtures, 80 and ~ o's'
per ID. MI. c.ra, X
cts. per lbs = for slOO.
Assonsd Carameis. 25 CTS. per 10.
Cream Chocolates, 25 cts per 10.
Assorted Nuts. New Iigs, New Dates
fsysf Raislns. French Prunes, CiIron,
and cnnants. At very low prices.
Fireworks are away down, and selling
fast. Buy early. n,.L
Cbristmas.tree ornameals, just think
Of Il, 10 cts. doz
Black fruit cake very bne
Pound aud lady cakes, fresh maae
daily. ,
Can and examine our large stock
PIzziNis,"
100 Eas. Broad st.
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General Harrison Not at Home This Week

INDIANAnOITs, IND., December Il
The Journal this morning announces
that General Harrison will receive no .
callers during the holiday week. Inns =
understood to mean that he has hau ,,
enough advice for the present, ana VII,
90 10 work In earnest on Cabinet anu
on his inaugural address.
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uanrico Comfy Notes.

Last night four Henrico county cou'
nles celebrated Christmas eve by getting
married. Two of the couples were
white. two were colored.
The deputy clerks, Henry Flegen.
himer and T. +. Taylor, were hard al
work recording deeds, and drawing maps
Of plats of land and making indices.
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THE wAHALAK TROUBLE.
The Negro Murderers Believed TO "e 'o'-
nered.

New YORK, December IA Herasa
dispatch from Wahalsk, Miss, says :
Adyiccs from the front indicate 'ha' 'ne
whites have the negro murderers cor.
nered in the mountains, and tnat 'nsy
can be captured without aid from tne
adjoining counties Two newspaper
.coYrespondents have been ordered
,o onit Kemper county because OF the
tone of their articles. They departed
Yesterday in a hurry, thus saving 'he'r
lives
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Four end-men at the Musee Theatre.

Ask your druggist for Browns Bron-
chial Balsam. Unexcelled as remedy
for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all sffec
tions OF the throat and lungs Trade
supplied by G.. W. Latimer, druggist, SOC
West Marshall street, Richmond, Va
Telephone 81.
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Musee Theatre-The performance 10
conclude with the original Three Comets
Frank Hawler, Bob Richmond, Andy,
Barr-the peers of all Breakneck and
Knockabout Songs and Dance Expo
nents. in their new and original acl'
" Twenty Minutes in a Cyclone" A mix,
mre of laughabilities that are wei
shaken before taken
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ASSOCIATION of DEMOCRATIC CLUBS,
Circular Issued to the National Organira-
t{on

NEW YoaK. December2 2t-The Execu.
tive Committee Of the National Associa-
zion OF Democratic Clubs have issued an
address to the 1900 clubs in the United
States. declaring that the next campaign
will be fought on the same lines a. the
last. and urging the clubs TO keep up CON
stantly the work of educating the people
upon politico-economical and govern
mental questions, so that in the Congress
sional elections OF 1890 and in the Presi-
Dental election of 1892 the party OF the
people may be successful.
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IPSHuR NALLETI.
Marriage of Former Riehmonder Al
Newport News.

Newport news.
4 large number of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties assembled al
the new St Pauls Episcopal Church OF
Newpou News, Va, last W ednesday
afternoon 10 witness the marriage OF
Miss Amelia Malleit, the accomplished
daughter Of Captain Mallett, Of that
place. to Mr Louis c Upshur late OF
this city. but who is at present chief
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company at It's eastern terminus
The church in which the ceremony
took place has just been completed and
the friends of the couple were the ilrst
congregation that were assembled within
It's walls.
After the ceremonies, the bride and
groom took the next train for Norfolk,
whence they left By the Old Dominion
line for an extensive trip to New York
and other points North. They will make
Newpori News their future home
The pair were made one by the pastor
Of the church. and the following gentle
men acted as groomsmen: Messrs. {. B
Powell lbest mani, " b. Thomas, l.. X
Robertson. W G. Myer, and +. S.Iurpin,
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Uncle Remus Saws

Hit am de fack dat Dochur Dabid's Coil
Syrup Il de bess | eber tuck. Why
shure, chile, | tuck a dost yudder night
when thought was ded and on my way
to de grabe yard, aud hit stopt my coffin.
Ise gwine 10 recommember hit to all de
coon clubs.
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Elegant homemade mlnce meat, Eng
lish plum puddings, queen olives by
measure, 4-year old Kentucky whisky
$3.50 per gallon, 7-year old rye whisky
at WILLIAM l.. WHITES,
Formerly Christian, White & Co.
3'j East Broad
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Eyaporated peaches snd aprlcoisa,
cooking and table sherries In great vari
,ty. cooking brandies, apple jack, etc.
~ WILLIAM L. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, white = Co.,
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offer for private sale at sacrifice
very fine toned Knsbe three pedals)
piano Can be seen at my auction-house,
No. "a North Ninth street.
Gro. W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
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lust a Minute.

D. YOU know that for Coughs, Colds,
Group, Bronchitis and all Throat ana
Lung Troubles DIR. Davids Cough
syrup Is the best and most pleasant rem
edy known!