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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
peath of e. II. spaneler.

CosHoCToN, o., Jan. Especial. f.
Word has been received here of the
death of Hon. E. L. Spangler, one of the
most prominent and wealthy men in the
this city, which occurred at Daytonia
Fla, last night. The cause of Mr.
Spangler's death was dropsy. He re-
fused the Republican nomination for
Congress in 1882.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
Bucklen,s Arnica salue.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price q
cents per box. For sale by Durbin
Wright & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
Probably q Woke %

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Jan. Especial. i
At Harmony, yesterday, a dynamite
bomb was exploded in the public
square, badly shaking mp the buildings
No one was hurt. a reward is offered
for the detection of the bomb liends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
YOUNG LADIES

DR.. Flagg's Family Ointment win re.
move al pimples, blackheads, freckles
and other blemishes from your face,
leaving the skin soft, smooth and beau
tiful. No family will be without it
after testing its marvellous soothing
and healing properties. For sale by
Weber Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

No cosmetics are needed where Skin
Success Soap is used 1t is absolutely
pure. Sold by NJ. Kapper, druggist
North Market street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

Great Guns An Ofice-Holder Resigns
COLUMBUS, Jan. g. Special: Colo
mel McGlllicuddy, of Akron, has ten
dered his resignation as engineer Of the
State House, to take effect Jrnuary 8.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

A healthy skin is obtained through
Skin-SucCess Ointment and retained by
Skin-Success Soap. 1t purities the skin
and is unsurpassed for toilet use.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
IN HIGH DuDo

The New y orr Demoorat Dis
gruntled Over the House tees.
NEW YORK, Jan. It's In
regaIu u IL. lurWotlOn ui init
tees of the House, the says:
considering how long /, been
about it, the work Ol the can
not be sald TO he very Well uo,, ,,au It's
outcome in the legislation cannOt bt
looked forward with much hUpelulness.
The placing of Mr.. Randall al the
head of the Appropriation G nmittee
may have been inevitable, II was
very unfortunate. The m", import
ant committees are fairly conservative,
and will likely prevent any extreme
action, except in the case OF Tile Pen
sion Committee and the Committee on
Civil Service Reform. III regard to
Ways and Means COmmillee, the
World says: ut will be observed that
this committee contains no Democrat
from any of the important States of
New York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
nor, in fact, from any northern state
save Pennsylvania and Indiana The
months delay has apparently not been
wasted for the Republicans. 1t has
given them one committee as their
share some of the most cons leu 'lIs and
unyielding protectionists and Oppon-
ents of tariff reform and tax reduction
in the party But perhaps the greater
error of the whole is to have ignored on
the committee the States uf New Y York,
Connecticut, New Jersey; and it is a
remarkable policy which overlOoks
such States as those, and selects tarlit
advisers from Texas, Tennessee, Geor-
gia, Kentucky and Arkansas. OF the
Z other committees it may be said that
the Speaker has done fairly well with
the material in hand.
The Tribune says: "A majority of the
present House is in favor of the reduc-
| ton of the internal revenue"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
BROKE Her Neck.

LIMA, o., Jan. Especial. Mrs.
Anna Roberts fell upon the slippery
pavement this morning and broke her
neck.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

GOVERNOR FORAKER admits that Nfod.
half million of dollars of this year Ss,a,5 AZ.
income has been anticipated. tanS Mouse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

Prof. Rice, of Sing Sing, N. Y, has
two relatives cured of salt rheum by
Palmer's Skin-SucceSs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

Ladies like white hands and COM
plexion. Skin-SucceSs Soap purifies,
heals and beauties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

Skin-Success Soap is absolutely pure
non-irritating and healing. Is a neces'
sity in cutaneous affections.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

Tie Importance Of purifying the blood can
mot be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs Q
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
R~o,,1;o.. =. SarsapaIilla- ItstrengthenS
TGSulIcS and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while it eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion. and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods sarsaparilla peCul- To Itself
other medicine hassuch areeord Of wonderful
cures. If you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods SaTsaparilla do not be induced TO
take any other instead. 1t is a Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. l. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12
Dr.. Flarg,s Family Ointment

Never fails to soothe and heal cuts,
ourns, bruises, flesh wounds, inhamma-
ton, sprains, pimples, chilblains, salt
rheum, chapped lips or hands, frost
bites, cold sores, sore nipples, and all
diseases and eruptionS of the skin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-12

And notice is hereby given that the said sey-
thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the taxes and
penalty charged thereon will be sold by the
County Treasurer at the Court House in said
county, on the third Tuesday Of January next,
unless said taxes and penaitybe paid before that
time, and that the sale win be continued from
day to day until the said several tracts, lots, and
parts of lots shall have been sold or offered for
sale. NIPPLE MANLY, y,
%S County Auditor
D Canton, Dec 80, 1887. WI ne I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

topher winfree, Of Lynchburg. he sud
denly halted lis horse and asked
mo II / believed in the pow
az Of snakes 20 charm birds.
rephed that 7 was some
What skey.cal upon thosnbiect Point
ing to a rail fence about thriy feet dis
tant. he said: DO Won see that black
snake viun on the bottom roiig ] sad
yea. lc lhsn cal'ed my attention to
two c,foiras that worc' dying from limb
90 limo 81 tree neor the fence and ut
terIng cries oil distress. lie sail We
may Lave % wait for something like
a mlt hour before our curiosity
small he gtifed. The birds flew
nearer AMI nearer ;he snake until one
Of from. beng I'D longer able TO resist
the power " DIS iasciraton, aIghted
vifl,n Fl ioe inches Of bis bead. in an
star.. overcome 10y feelings of sym-
path, u.il the brd. iclanpcd my hands
Ion .lv together IbeWaNe immediately
ai. pp.srrd in the grass and The birds
Gep auar, .ul as tar as the eye could
rc,. p tlcv ~ 70 e,il on She wln<.
Ius case Vas conclusive t. my mind
OF tae saoticpovor of snakes over birds.
Mr. ti1frce lnforned me that ne bad
lc.u repeatedly witness 10 similar ek-
b. tons. =. IS. MChaF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
MOoHISH BaUTEs.
Horrible Punishment Tor Minor
gfstacs tn THng!er.

Tho following story. related by an
rr,l,.t.,.. ,,,o was am eve witness oil
+f.. or.,,. 90 , lorri5ie i,lu.trstion at
op.e OF tbs f.t.lisin and of the absolute
tev.r.p.- ia w.lrh the sultan. decree is
held. An tt,lsuman residen. in Tn
eIe.. seeking one morning to leave tho
town hv one of the gates. found the
cate closed and a large crowd Assem- nled
before IT.. he also saw number OF sol
diors. and nm .her midst couple OF pri-
sonora with thor arms bounI 10 their
,,l.-. One wasa mounlMn,er from tne
rif. the other. "a toll and nan Some
vo.ny fellow. a native Of Tangier. lie
naked what CRIME these men nad COM
mitt,d
...i he Sultan. was the answer "may
God prol.r, Ii. days i las ordered
fbairb.a.s fo be sirucA oil because lhev
nave been ,nea.ed ia smuggling on tie
hlf coast.
"It ia very severe punishment, -
uroei the fpcnahman.
".Do rot ar.yne wiki mo. Nazarene. d"
said the oAc,r. IL have received my
orders. anI must obey"
The execution was H. take place in the
slaught.r-housr. a Moor. Iepusiye IN
srpearauce aud dressed as butcher,
wss there. awaiting the condemned.
Bls weapon was II small knife, with Il
blade sosse SIX inches ione ITO WAS a
stranger. and had offered his services
because all the Mohammedan butch
rs OF lsngier had taken refuge
ia a sanctuary. A heated discus
sion arose between tins wretch
and the officer ~ charge ~ 20 tho
llood money be wss 90 receive for tue
iob The two victims stood hy ant lis
.epol. The butcher demanded 4f. q
h,aI Tie officer finally agreed, though
with III grace. Ihtn tie butcher seized
fhe nIlien, threw him on t4o ground,
anJ Ln.lt OBJ hschc+t. lhe uEnShmah
turned aw,y his head. fe heari sounds
of q horrible struggle. In the midst oil
which hoaIse voice ciiod. "Gl'c me
another knife, u!'ae does Dot cut. IN
other knife was brought and the head
ho"u irom the holy. me soldiers ciie"
family. "God prolong the mo Oh cur
lord snd master.
Then came the second victim lie had
watched the operation. Again they
vrAug.od over h.s blood tae o.i'er r.,
fused 90 remember hh PROMISE ana si'd
lac would only give -ui. Tor both heads.
the butcher accepted. lhe prisoner
borreI tlat his hands mlglt lie an
bound. le gave lis cloak 10 one sol
der. saying: " We shailmeetn the next
world" lie threw h.- turban t. an-
other. He crled ln loud voice " There
- no God Int All'A. and hohanmed Ii
iIs prophet ao0, taking Oh his belt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

We trust that tins WELT timed article
from the fOr,N 0u0 ArsDDt may come
under the eye Of some Who are cruel to
anlmsls:
The physical expressions which the
animals employ 10 manifest their pss-
sous, requirements. olstre-se-, and emo
lions are precisely similar To man s..
hey cArcss with their lips and limbs,
shoW resentment by iaciii distortion,
bi a, an Kiss, ana fear by ucmor;
they leap WEI joy, Iou with THIRST, io5
Win fatigue. ard ait..cA iOrr'Feuge ORE
pusaL lNeu fishes. with Their poor de-
fcient bodies, are abe 10 manifest many
mental operations ln manner Attlugi-
bic 10 man rs sell a-to caeu Otuer tAere
Is 10 end To authenticated Instances o.
animal ssgaclty, indicating prrmeditA-
ton. plan, par O5-, sens. oi dGtg, pu-
ueucc. gratitude, method, Judgment.
Animals me4onlc. They cherish MA
lice. they dream IL their sleep, they can
count. they nave saL5e OF 4u.usIce,
consclousness oil crOr nod notions 81
4Oraiyeness ali rsparal9u nave Gu
d Ufate ., q man REQ NE toe clumsy ca
le.s o.. bis horse - humping U.Ow
on the nose lis 6upreme lntell-
p-nce ald not comprehend the ahlmai
action. torsooth. nov some men
get Nexed If they ere not readl-
iv understood D!. inc horse show
temper-tms noble au.m-l whom Jon
represents as Iu3ued.wlth tho spirit OF
tie tempest Did he even resent the
Outrage Not by retaliation. although
he plainly indicated bis keen sense of
the iniignity. What may we suppose
his emotions to have been at treatment
20 regardless and unpr1yoked ? Yet he
preset tiy forgive ali. DO not say that
he forgot, tor al all times afterward he
shrank Win apprehension when his mas
ter approached. Oh tue gont.eness,
the forDearance, and long-sulteung of
the brutcs, WHO Oft times grieve IN 81
lsnce-speechlcss and unable 10 utter
protest Or complaint.
animals Mediate. Dogs have been
seen 10 ait in tit of abstraction. so that
no one could engage their attention, and
presently started oil with an impetus
which showed there was a mental i'm
pulse behinl it. That was keen sense
Of dnesse displayed by the Nesiound-
land dog at seaside resort, when he
pushed little piris oil the pier SO that no
could Jump Ia magnsninously TO the
rescue, and thereby obtain the reward
OF handful OF candy which he antici-
pated the grateful parents would
bestow. lie repeated the trick 60
often that he fell into suspicion
ami disgrace but bis method showed
not oaiy conception OF the efficacy Of a
viriuoas act and its logical recompenss,
but the advantage Of deception when
successfully ppacticed. a crow which |
knew OF slammed hunger habitu&lly, 20
as to obtain more food, which he inva-
riaoly carried OH and bid in q wall aud
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ness entails upon the human race, the
cost, reckoned As mere matter OF dol
lars and cents, which it inhicis upon the
people OF this country is enormous.
The inmates OF hospitals aud asylums
supported by taxation and charity alone
would form a large army, and when TO
these are added the sick who are scat
tered everywhere over the land, the ag-
gregate OF those who are made non
producers and burdens TO society be-
comes a great multitude which no man
can number.
Allowing one physician TO every thou.
sand inhabitants and an annual salary OF
$500 10 each physician-a low estl-
mate-wOuld MAKE the annual cost OF
medical attendance to the people OF the
United states s25, 600, 900.
Add to this the cost Of prescriptions
AMI drugs and patent medicines which
hooi the land. the loss OF time by the
sick, aud several millions more would be
a small estimate.
The germs OF yellow-fever, probably
imported from Havana. find conditions
favorable for their development IN the
city Of Jacksonville, Fla. An epidemic
breaks out, paralyzcs business. destroys
trade, ana scat.ers the population like
al invading army.
Are the visitaticns OF disease mystic
rious d,sp nations OF Providence, TO
which We must meokly bow and bear
with resignation IS best we can, or are
they results which can be avoided by
proper methodist prevention The eyi-
Ceuce Is daily sccumulatng that nearly
all diseases TO which men arc liable are
preventable.
When The pubicap appreciated the factthat
good f.oi. fresh ar, exerci-e-mental q
well rs iodily-aul Temperance IN all
things give immunity from disease, and
add 10 the pleasures OF lue. 10y rendering
the ial g.dul more capable Of enjoying
t.cp. iuea viii drcase and ITS attendant
misarics coucsp1u3ingly diminish.
tnu Wien governments recognize the
f3ct that there are foes 10 the lives and
property Of their subjects which cannon
cannot destroy nor fortresses repel. aud
exhaust all resources to destroy these
foe. bv quarantine and ~ the employ
meut f corps ol experts to study and re-
veal their nature, they vii reap their re-
ward in exemption from such costly and
disastrous psnlcs as We have lately eX-
perieuc,d. and prove the trutn Of the
adage that prevention Is better than
cure VI. d.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-.sUNDAY. DECEMBER 30 1885

then came back for more. In this way
he accumulated large boards OF proven
der. A certain Java sparrow was able
to distinguish the click OF its masters
latch-key in the hsll-door from anyother
persons, and flew to meet him withdemon-
STATIONS OF JOY ms soon as be entered the
house de never made a mistake. 4
sagacious mastiff always pulled the door
bell when he desired To enter. A parrot
in New Orleans seemed b answer ques-
tons cateeorically. and recognized diffe-
rent persons. calling them by name. The
intelligence Of insects is perhaps even
more wonderful ishes exbibitremsrka-
bic sagacity, which has been made the
theme OF writers Tor two thousand years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

'rbe Iatcst story They arc Telling
about JERSEY Con.rossm
Z l..-l-L--,


Concre ssinan George WISE, q Nir-
rinia. returned flOm new lorh the other
cas- after seeing a friend OF for Europe.
he tells good story aoout Nh. McAdoo.
After 1 nal SAT- gool-bye 10 my
friend. said Mr. Wise, u walked of to
the dock and stood with It cigar IN my
mOa,h waiting 10 see the vessel pull cat.
4 policeman came up to me aud De
remptonly ordered me- to throw the weed
epoy : dil 60 ana apClogizej for fall-
ina 10 hnov tie rules, which prohibited
smoking On ihe aoek. Ny msnner was
co4rieoas, and seemed TO asiOnish the
wie'der OF the cluo. lie showed his
a>toni-hment IN lis manner OF sshing
me where hailed from. / replied that
4 came from Warrington ana be asked
my business. ! told aim ! WIS mem
Der OF Compress and he said, Are
you now And 90 ye be alter
known lsnk Teller wid a dark
mOustache down there named Mic
ADO 2 If Won moaa hepnsenta-
tive NcAdoo. know him very well, |
replied. hat the same Jelly. lie
represents tAis distric', and | tell ye be
raises old Nick here sometimes. Money $
tn tonne Oh &c had 10 pull bim IN. Does
lac behave himself down there 2 AS
sared my interrogation that the New
Jeney member was an exemplary citi-
zen IN every respect, aud that he must
be mistaken hut ne insisted that be was
right, and | coald not convince him to
the contrary" aIr. McAdoo says that
the story OF the policeman is a pure
fake, and that there . no such fellow as
Wise describes in his district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
A ,Po.snn Ktagr Caurtship.
Detroit Free press.l

iletI0lh TO" iAt-Nl
Old Hobsons fourth wife had been
dead o month. when one morning he
caught up his horse, saddled him with
an old sheepsAin furnished with rope
stirrups. and mounting rode oil down
the &" hOg-path leading to squire
Beesous in the interior OF Missouri
Bobson YVES in hurry, but the old
horse wasn't. and went on at a leisure
gait.
"Drat SIGH er jolin' critter,' old Sim
mused as he kicked and thumped his
heels against the old plugs bony side'.
az er felers in er hurry he'd best
wolk. "
he thumped and kicked, TIL at last
the "critter broke into a jogging trot,
which he held for dozen yards, thea
relspsed again into bis natural gait, a
sort OF a cross between "A walk and
crawl
Riding M 70 Beeson's front gate Sim
Robson "helloed two or three times.
and then q grizzled. gray. uDshom heat
was thrust ont at the slightly opened
door and a voice exclaimed:
"Howdy, Ho0son? Git down. git
down
"Haio't got time. I reckon. squire.
"Summat of or hurry. oh ? "
"Nas, I'm er coin' tor git married an
| want yer to 20 long an lme us.
"Who yer goin ter marry, Sim
"Dunno fer shore yit, but uther
spoct tll jiue onter old Miss Sksgge.
"rpoke TO 'cr erbout 1T, | reckon?
"No. not sit hain't bat reckon it'll
he al right with her. II 1t hain't We'll
go on down to Miss Thompson's. [
know she'll be williu'. Thought I'd
take yer lone SOS to make one trip 10
an hcy 1t over. Imn't no use ter be
foo'iu' ervay two days er gittiu married
when thor crop is IN Their grass, an,
aslcs, margin er wife haint no more n
buyiu' OF a boss
." Yer sensible thar, SIM the Squire
sal 49, he led forth his morse, ami he
and Nohson rode away 20 Widow
-kaQQs's domicila.
When they rode up the vi low was ont
in the back yard boiling soap. She knew
old uoosons erraui as quick es she
noted the fact That ne WAS wearing "a
white SHIRT aud that his shoes had been
freshly blessed with Il coat OF cold tai
low.
"Geveniu', Ni.s Skatc Sim said.
"Uowjy, llobs0n, she replied.
Give tuck ~ notion termarry ergin, %
Gob-on went ON, ian inc an thor
SQulres come ter see ei yer wl'lin' ter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

natural one that Yrs. Iiorrisou will visit
y eooi deal at the White house during
the coming Administration. Her hesuty
is extraordinary aud sle is interesting
anl pleasing in an eminent degree. The
probability OF her being much at Wash
ington is therefore very pleasing to So
cisty in me Federal capital
Russell p. Harrison became engaged
TO the lady who is now ius wife whentle
Presldentclect was a Cnlt1d states scna-
tor from Indiana. hissaectheatt's name
vas Mi.s Saunders and her father was
also senator. receiving the hooor from
the Commonwealth oi Nebraska. Mr.
Harrison has been a resident OF Montana
Territory moro than ten years and IS en-
tuusiastlc regarding its resources and
fuiur.. lis lovely wife shares ms apure-
ciaiion, and the frontier vii have IN her
presence at Washington surely the most
desirable OF representatives..
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ri,cA S"">ea.

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OIL ..n .. hav, seen many man
.. f... l,rei mot on.v oy black
..- I.. a snakes OF eNery CON
.r...,.. ald ia somt instances
., .rfii fa and wound themselves
..r dies. Wen, Of course
I....... q, imaginary cAses.
a..t Wis TO report a cas-, Tint
oe.r,ad TIE late Nl.,"m
CD t,u commissioner Of re',i"'
f.r ....t .oonty, la.. stated e. ioe
fst .o. on one occse oa p .arsc' ia-
'u. asI u.re b.a,k su.so Hrstcaed
o. u IL on fence r'ii,
} e Dn. a, BIS suegy intending it
- .r.t tu ,,rh hlm by ms al and
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p.,,uoso Lfvrs.



C. II s .ays 5zssa
rHEsApEAgE AND ONO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULES TAElsG gPFECf
NOVEMBER q, iss>
IEtyr RICHMOND.
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dag. 90,
SIS A. NJ sondays Dolly, 20 Newport News VI"
Point, aud Norfolk.
fiaS A. NJ Through snd Local NAL ID ell POINTS
IVES. except sunday, Pullman
sleepers Clifton Forge % ieziesson,
KY
aaoP. NJ Tor Newport News. Oli Poin. sad
Sorfols, except Sunday.
800 p. NJ. Gord0nsyilie Accommodation. cxceps
e0P. NJ. Tor Louisville. cincinna,i. Chicago
81 Louis, Nemphis AMI Nes Or
ieans-East Exprerr-wiih through
Fnllmans daily. Only routs running
Faumsns vest from Richmond.
AsRiys IN sicByoSD
eaAM Goreonsyille Accommodation, exceps
i0xA.y. from sorfois, Old Point AMI New
port News, except SUNDAY.
BOP. ". nom locai poiais and '6s Wee 'S-
cept Snuday
eos p. NJ. from M 9oint, Newport Nses. 80.
Norfolk daily Pullman fh.a rsf
Kehmon4 20 Cincinnati al. iolis
Nius.
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Eypress-dsily.
Depot: Seventeenth snt Broad syee's
Ticketsk 1000 Main street., aad II the dsrct
Il. W. FULLER.
General fassenser AGENT
J. T. OpEIL General Manager DO -
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December &c, isS
GEALED PROPOSALS.
Tho uudsrsigusi will. until 70 o'clock VI. o.
MONDAY, January T, iss9 receive SEALED
PROPOSALS for furnishigs this Intuition with
beginning January !, 1888.
GROCERIES.
- barrels Family Flour.
So bushels lOrn-0cai 81 pounds per odshcD.
600 pounds shoulder Sac n.
1870 pounds Ham bsc0n.
1000 pounds Refined Lart
5000 p0urds GrHuuiat,d sugar.
400 pounds elbow sugar.
1870 pounds LagJayra OCfiec.
400 rounds 1ieon Tea
iNO1 pounds fice South Nar0'inR'
500 uOunls soda era kerN
1870 pounds Laundry soap
I.0 gallons M0iasses
~ souon- NuisAey >Bumsardner or MonH-
cello.
% gallons 0narry VINE.
gallons franea Brandy.
20 l,1on Porter %. s.
DRY GOODS.
90 yards Mems Wear
iofards i'0,
40 yarls Liusay
yarls bingham.
GOD yaris blesrhci Cotton.
l.0l1 }srls Brown cotton.
900 yards brown briii Cotton.
100 yards .hceing .3-N.
.NyarIs Flannel
..1 yards Bed i'cEinr.
40 Janis lincu Crash.
80 hei ~prrl.is
lU Dsir Blankets.
lsrro5 may t.d ior any ons or noto ~ no Or
tclasuauel An ara rrll.ei o furaisu. Nttl
tII-. aanIple+ tl 90 eFimIuel py .hr afa n
Director. a- their mer.lHg January X. l,tL
.ri Hf4 ilr0' hcI must in a q cases como July
up sample. A.rTiso VIII ha eturnei 81 n.d-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
mas. RUSSELL u. HAHRrsos,
The president-EIeers Daughfer-in-
Law.

The lady OF the picture is Mrs. Russell
3. Harrison, wife OF the fresident-elects
son. She lives at Helena, Mont, where
her husband is chief OF stock farm and
a wel-to-do man. The expectation IS