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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-09
sw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, de.
NTINOT'S MOUTH-WASH.
hooks, srArIesKsy. a..

BEAUTIFIEs TIE TEETH. Nothing ever dis
covered whiiens the teeth an quirkly aud safely
"a MINOTS MOUTH-WASH. IL j. free from
acids and all dangerous substances. and can -
used with splendid results, even where the teeth
seem past Improvement mEDpoarance. Nh.tens
and pOllshes the enamel beautifully.
PRESERVES THE GUNS. Soft and spongy
gums Interfere with the heath ~ preventing
the proper use OK the teeth, aud also render the
teeth unsghuy. MlNOTS MOUTH-WASH la
certain cure for unhealthy gums, and hardens
and preserves them, thereby preventing the
early loss OF teeth.
sWEETRNS THE BREATH, and produces the
violet lac odor which IL so suggestive OF neat
ness and cleanliness, aud leaves sweet, pure
taste ia the mouth.
SAFE AND AGREEABLE under all circim-
Stances. It's compOuents are perfectly pure ami
harmless. aud are the best kloFn tonics for ths
mouth and gums. IL WhiteIs the teeth without
injury 20 the enamel, ava h the beat Mouth
Wash that can possibly be used II ENJOYS The
distinction of being absolutely pure IN quality,
prompt in effect, pleasing 10 use, and surprising
ly low priced.
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Everybody uses It aud everybody praises IT,
Price Is cents per bottle. For sale by
POLK MILLER & CO.,
NH s.tMy25 Rlchmonf. Va
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Reading notices IN reading-ma'ter Vpe
fires or less. 81 In nonpareii loaded. scc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished On sp-
rlh.afian
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6rizzly and Bun.la.

W1feH there were buffalo on Gle plains
the Manitoba grizzlies were great hunters
Of them. When a grizzly and a brIfTalf
met thera was always sure to be com
test. but it seldom lasted long, and tho
buffalo was usually the victim. Tho
buffalo would charge upon the bear.
which awaited the onset Of his foe erect
on his Launches. As the buffalo dashed
upon him the bear threw himself aside
and with n blow as quick as lightning
with one of his fore paws seldom failed
TO break his antagonist $ neck a grizzly
bear has been known to engage in quick
succession four aud even fivc big buffalo
bulls, and to kill every one of them. It
frequently Happened however. that somo
younger and more active bnll than his
Companions succeeded in evading the fnE
tai blow of the grizzly's terrible fore paw
long enough to give in turn a fatal thrust
with his horn in the bears side, punctllr-
ing the vitals. and making of the contest
!. mutual slaughter. New York Sun.
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n,elne ,rita fhe ncnila t.1snt.

The lady who is about 10 Undergo tho
dyeing process is stretched out at full
length on her back, and is not allowed
to stir The paste is int on the soles of
the feet. the toes included. about an incii
thick; TIL upper part of the feet is never
dyed Soft leaves are then applied, as q
covering, and the whole is tightly
wrapped in linen.
The same process is gone through with
the palm of the hand and the fingers. To
keep the application IN place. the lady
must lTe perfectly still all night. for fid
other parts Of the body must receive tho
dye; and spot ON the back of the hand
or the finger joints would be great dis
figIlrement.
AT this time she is dreadfulfy teascd by
swarms of mosquitoes and flies, but she
dare not move to- drive them away. IIt
tn upper classes slaves watch all night
to keep away these pests with fans.
The same process, must be repeated for
three nights To obtain the desired red
tint; but, once finished. it remains for n
month and cannot be washed out.-s.A1t
Arabian Princess.
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Rshasdi.. for Wti-iriter-s C,raanpi..

Chang. all thc conditions frequently;
the height of the chair or of the tslhle;,
the kind of paper. using sometimes this
smoother, sometimes tiIH rougher sortt
HIVE every description of pen and Iieiiz
holder ut hand,s aud Change them fire.
quently. Don't try to write handsome
hand. for that is something that a per-
son who has writer's crslmp in perfection
cannot do. Be satisfied with legibilityI
and this there need be no difficulty
about. The trouble seems TO be a
nervous one, and very httle things. VII
affect it. Fhe change from paper that Is
ruled TO p;ifSc< fllaf is not, and vice versa,
will often give relief, and even i change
from black ink TO blue has been known
to be beneficial. OF course you must
have quill pens in your assortment. hut
their exclusive use will not help you. A
friend who does great deal of writing
has turned to the typewriter for relief;
but that is all that it affords, The fingers
have got into the cramp habit, and in
time the use of the typewriter wearics-
and stiffens them. Nothing b 1t an in
finite variety of Appliances, constantly
changed, will afford the desired relief
'.Causerien In Boston Herald.
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The coolie, Of TrIpidod.

The coolies work cxcell-ntly. Tl,ey
are picturesque additions to tIIc' land
scaps. as they keep,to the bright coIors
and graceful drapery Of Ipdia The grave
dignity Of their faces contrasts remark
ably with the broad, good hIfinoted,. but
common features Of the African. Tho
black women hlo!c with envy at tlie'
straight hair of Asia, and twist their un-
happy wool into knots and ropes IL
vain hope Of being mistaken for the
purer race; but this Is all. The African
aud the Asiatic will not mix, and the
must prevail in Trinidad, as elsewhere IN
fhe West Indies. Out of total popula-
ton of 17O, coo there are 81, 600 whites
and nulattoes. 10000 coolies, the rest
negroes. The English part Of the Eu-
ropeans shows no tendency to increase.
il A. FrouGe.
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Rfbs 6rokeIl IL 6on-I,ina.

A London coroner has raised the nries.
ZION whether man can cough himself
70 pieces a broken rib was found In >.
deceased hlnatic, when medical evidence
was brought forward to show that under.
certain abnormal conditions bones may
be broken by muscular efforts. or even
by violent fit of cougllins.- Arkansas
Traveller.
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G. A II a r r n!

Ihave discovered what 1 claim to be
an infallible remedy for the cure of that
offensive and disagreeable disease,
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JULIA DIGGs, Gallipolis, o.


GALLIPoLIs, o., 8Iay 81, 1888.
This will certify thnt have been using
Mr.. A. Ncwton's CEtirrh Kennedy for the last
three weeks, and find that have been greatly
heneftted by 1t, and will recommend it to all
who are troubled with catarrh.
ID. C.. COWDEN.
will endorse the above testimpIrinl iD my
own case EMMA COWDEN.
Thanks to Mr.. Newton, who through our
Pastor, made known his princely Catnrrh
Remedy. can freely recommend it to my
" Z. IuCAs. wIEE and son. Gallipolis. o.
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GALI1Po1Is; o., May p, 1883.

- GAIsI.IPOI.IsiU %, My s4f IeSSn.
Mr.. y. Newton:-This is TO certify that our
youngest son was troubled with nnsal catarrh
and that the use of your sSalHc has removed
all trouble. Anyone wishing full particulars
can call mt our residence or write us:
MIR. and Mrs. r. II. COCHRANE.
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CA ia RRH.

The remedy is safe and speedy, as
isls mi f,e,n p seen roS oS sne ho liow s
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GALL1PoI1s, o., MAY 81. ISIS.

Mr.. a. Newton:-Ih have usetl about one-falf
OF your Catarrh- Ointment and must uck-
knowledge IL has done great deal of benefit
and feel as if was cured entirely of troubles
some catarrh, and woGI3 like to recommend
1t to any one who is afflicted with it.
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Very Dear Sir:-I very willingly recon-
mend your Catarrh Remedy to the world. It
works like IL magic have been tormented
lSrl hlnS.
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GALLTpoLIs. o., June /. lsSS.

To Whom II mny- CONCERN:
This is TO certify that L have been afflicted
with catotrh in the head f1r the last eight
years, ana could not firsd any relief for same
a box of his Catarrh Shlve that has almost
thoroughly cured me. ] have been using tt
only three weeks. / therefore take pleasure
in recommending the S;iIve furnished by Mr..
Newton to any parties who are in like man
ner afflicted. Very respectfully,
GEU..E. WHITE.
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(. LUCAS. WIFE and son, Gallipolis, o.

LOUISVILLE KY, June l3, 1883.
Mr.. y. Newton, CiaIIiIIolis, Ohio:
Dear Sir@sI have been afflicted with Catarrh
for the last % years, and during that time
have used many remedies. The following
list is only II portion of them; cannet re-
member the names of all. / have used their
remedies strictly according to directions but
without the slightest benefits While think
that possibly some of them might be good in
early stages of the disease, 1 am confident
that they are no account in chronic cases
such mine. / have used the following
named remedies, each from three to eight
months, without any real benefit: Mnrshail's
Catarrh Snuff. Dr. Behren's catarrh Remedy,
Steam Atolnizer and remedies connected
herewith, recommended by DIR. Bradford, of
lers Inhaler for Catarrh, DIR. Dcxter's Rem
edy for Catarrh, Comoline, Old SauFs Catarrh
Remedy, Fuzler's Invincible Ointment for
Catarrh, Schaefer's CHtarrh Cure. The eX-
pense to me for the above has been several
hundreds of dollars. Your little box, that
cost me 81, and still have two-thirds of it,
has done me more good ten times over than
all the above named remedies put together.
am satisfied that your remedy will cure
Catarrh, either in its first stages or after IL
becomes chronic, and am eqIIally satisfied
that none of the others viii. / make this
statement and base IL from actual experiences
that have had with the various remedies
named. write You this testimonial from
purely disinterested motives, other than if
any person is suffering with Cutarrh, and If
they viii use your Ointment, will guarantee
that the worst case record will show an
improvement within IS hours.
Yours truly ard sincerely,
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o, 1 devoutly thank you, Mr.. Newton, as n
very true benefnctOr. have been sufferer
for years with Catarrh and found no relief un-
til got hold of box of your Ointment.
ARTHUR HURSlxINS, Gallipolis, o.
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& llI4H sI,NpLg oE RAas.

LITTLE 6ONOE6 Ut ffeSSs
A little hungry mouth;
A tiny shaking form.
Two little naked feet
Out IN the bitter storm.
A tattered bundle Of rags and stains
A klsgar from do6r p door,
Afreezins hundle OF aches and pains;
A AstarvinS child of the poor.
Two pleading, fearful eyes
That none VIII ever miss;
Two little sunkcn cheeks
That never knew 4 kiss;
A tAttered bundle of rags and stainss
Who whines for crust TO eat;
A freezing bundle of aches and palms,
A homeless child OF the street,
Two tiny purple hands;
A shock OF tangled hair;
a little weary head
Asleepnn the TraScrlcut bare;
A tattered bundle OF rags unbleSsed,
Whose strife Is forever Ger:
A wretelsei bundle of woes at rcstS
A frozen child OF the poor
-DOnfzetti Mailer in Frank Leslie,5c
-ss...sE....s
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hereby give my highest testimonial and
gratitude to Mr.. Newton for sending abroad
the most sure cure of catarrh. have had
with but several trials entire relief
MARY BOILES.
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GALtTpoLIs, o., June ], lSSs.

After having used only a part of n box of
Newton's C;ItarrlI Saive i feel SO much relieN-
ed that cheerfully recommend its use to all
my friends, suffering with the disease. ear-
nestly believe it will effect permanent cure.
A. +. BLAKE.
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GALLIpOL1s. o. Nav 81 lsse

GALLIPOLIs, o., May 81, 1893.
have been using Mr.. a. Newton's Catarrh
Remedy for two weeks, and If improve as
much in the next two weeks I viii
be as sound as ] ever was. can recommend
it to any one. For further Information call on
or write to W. 3. DOWNTAIN.
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IAILIPoLIs, OHIo.

To ali whom it may concern:
This statement Is made by one who has long
been a sufferer with catarrh, hut now believes
from tine experience l have had with New
toms Catarrll SaIVe that I can eXclaiII, .sEIl-
reka"s=I have found it-found at last a cure: (:
and all who suffering With this dreadful
disease have only to use it Htcording to direc-
tions and a cure is sure. know whereof L
speak. W. p. SMALL,
eN-Sherfff Cialifa Co.
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LAKE ICE.

THE undersigned is prepared to fur
/ nish the people Of this town with
pure lake ice, delivered at their houses
in quantities to suit. Ohio river leg fur
n1shed when desired. Your orders So
Iicited. FRANK .STORTZ.
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swAN oREEk. GAILIA 60, %,

Aon ~ AAAA@t1EAf Nf<AAAAAA<A @tss S.s
A. Newton, Gallipolis, Ohio:
Dear Sir;@I am now using tile second box
of your Salve called Newton's Cnfarrh Cure
md hive been greatly benefited by its use
and confidently believe / will be cured by
continuing IFS use a while longer. Mine is a
cilse of thirteen years standing, and cannot
reasonably hope to be cured in a very short
time by any ute1icinei Very respectfully
yours j; NJ. HANNAH.
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Tours truly ard sincerely,
CHARLES II. NYE.
GAIIIpnIIs. d. MnY IN. rs

GALLIPOLIs, o., May 30, 1858.
\. Newton-Denr Sir: wish to bear testi-
mony to the beneficial results derived by my
little eight year old daughter for your Catarrh
Ointment. She was troubled with a very bad
case of Catarrh of the head and ] procured
box of your Ointment and used 1t and she got
Immediate relief and IN a few weeks was en-
tirely cured. give your Ointment credit for
the cure and take great pleasure in recom-
mending the same to any person having Ca
tarrh of the head. Yours,
PIC1rER
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NISToS, o., June 18th, 1883.
This is to certify that have used Mr.. y.
Newton's Catarrh Cure and IL has done me
more good than all the Catarrh cures TINT
ever used and am satisfied it is going to
make n complete cure IN my case. make
this statement for the benefit of suffering hu-
manity. HENRY L. MCGHEE.
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81 to So West 23d-st.,
q TO So West 22d-st.
NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

n,s,rtct Assembly 40 knights of Labor OF new
work has decided to assume the management Vi III,
Jersey CITY and Bergen Horse Railroad Ooinpais GU
has formulated and forwarded to President IhuISton
90, NJ cast iron rules for the government Oh INC o
r,oves The rules fix the hours OF labor inc "as0''
,he manner in which employe can be suS "
a,scbareed and attend to all the minor ue'alS Vi 'o
..nacement President Thurston ana euperih'o"u0"'
c.vre have decided that the officers OF the COMPANY
.re allie 10 manage the road without ou'S'uo "S''''
.nce and decline to treat with No. 4s
The Hudson County Republican Committee mas VI,
.sn,zed Inv the election of the following ohheoi'
Charman Gilbert Collins vice-presideh's' 'oiii i"'
.av + G Brown; secretary, John McEwah' tcdsu,ei'
r.rmaduke Tilden; sergeant alarms, hd"aru No"h
Henry Ebert was removed from the city nosp,'
and arrairned before Police Justice "ahSer yo7'e'oa'
charged with having murdered bis wife, Ellza hoo''
an November o. lie pleaded " not guilty. anu va"
remanded to the county jail
~. A ion wears subscriber" will consult lhI i"'D
rsp n, January he with find that Dr. Iaimaeo wa"
nortod as the preacher worth hearing 1or .ha'
a personal sketch Of the pastor OF the BroohSn az
n.c,e preceded full report of his sermons on ino
comInc Glorys Perhaps It might be best ior W" ~
.,,i,e N him. No. / South oxfordst., Brooklyn iof
ihe further information desire"
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NEWARK.

onward Coursen for many years proprietor Oh TUG
largest billiard room la NeTi'k ana iohe'iS pop co.,
of a large billiard room In Ne"aihaN0 'o's' a,iu
go =, ,,e home I'm Newton, sussex County, early
yesterday morning. He had been III for long time
with pulmonary trouble.
Iohn r. Swift. general secretary of the Young Men
CHRISTIAN Association at Orange, will start Tor japan
nm Monday TO engage in missionary work
The Ledy Of an infant was found In an ASH ooA !"
tront az a house In Bleccker-st yesterday mor'hs'
rh, county physician has taken chsrg, OF IT,
The Rev Calbraith b. Perry, OK Baltimore, mas 10
.eaved call to assume the pastorae OF the HOUSE "a
Prayer in place of the Rev. Hannibal Gardner VINO
has resigned owing to impaired health Mr. foiry ~
1t present pastor Of the Mt Calvary Epscopa
Of Baltimore, and has filled that pulpit ioi so $50.
80 Il "a No, known. as yet whether he Will accept
call.
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A PAPER BY A NATIVE TEACHER READ AT THE
MEETING OF COLLEGIATE ALUMNE.

A PAPER BY NATIVE TEACHER READ AT THE
MEETING OF COLLEGIATE ALUMNE.
The north parlor of the Hotel Brunswick filed
Yesterday afternoon with members Of the New-fork
Association Of Collegiate Alumne. Miss Ely, the
president stated In her report that the association now
numbered about 700 members. representing most Of H.,
colleges Of the country The object Of the association
is to unite the alumnB of the country In practical
educational work for the benefit OF women Al
the business meeting yesterday Miss A. NJ Ely was
elected president, Dr. Faunce, vice president; Miss f.
Root, secretary, and Miss Williams treasurer The
members of the Executive Committee elected were
Miss Jane A. Denton, Miss wilmer, Miss H. Brown
and Miss NJ. Brace.
Miss Abbic Leach read a paper at the meeting on
"The American School in Athens" Miss Leach has
lust returned from abroad, and has passed some time
at the school She gave an extended account OF the
methods OF work there and their results. Miss Brace
read paper written by Miss Shmada, teacher IN one
of the schools In Yokohama The paper dealt with the
education of In Japan, and the great interest
which has arisen In that country with regard to the
educ alton of women within few years. For some
time the writer stated 1t has been the leading topic Of
the Japanese press and weekly paper has been
ST arted to push the educational system In the most
influential circles the subject has been taken up ana
the judicial means OF emancipating the women was
discussed. The result of this agitation has been
large increase I'm the number Of schools Tor girls all
over Japan indicating how quickly the people respond
to new and progressive Ideas In Toxic where three
wears ago there tut nine schools for girls there
arc now thirty with average attendance Of thirty
pupils to each school. English is taught and the
tmnls are required to dress In the style OF European
roIinfrtes The japanese Minister OF Education In a
recent announcement stated that he wished to place
women who were properly quallhed al tho hoau Vi
every school in the Empire.
There was some discussion OF this paper ana several
statements were made s q resoon Of thanks
TO her unanimously auopteo
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DRJsoo1DSrATE STILL UNCERTAIN.

trio of law clerks in Lawyer Howes office discussed
yesterday the possibility Of a new trial for Dan"
Drscoll.sN II generally thought that decision
would be given tomorrow and II the new trial Is not
granted, 1t was stated that appeal would probably
DO taken In the Tombs It appeared to DO taken ne
granted that Drscols fate settled and that no VIII
DO executed on Friday. In the morning tho prisoner
was visited by his mother his wife and brother who
remained for several hours with him. After they had
gons the Sisters Of Mercy talked with tho condemned
man and the priest Of the Tombs Joined them and
remained with Driscoll for q short time
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LONG ISLAND.

the probate and asked fir an adjournment, which
granted
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Fur MufS, Trimmings, &c.

This IL not vertisement Of cheap goods but low
prices, read prices and the goods. Every desir-
able kind stock in MuGs Collars stoles BOas
and Trimmings Alaska Sable Trimming natural
color soc TO So % per yard Natural Beaver Trim
ming 29c per yard, MuGs 3jc. to So. 75c. TO
SI2, Boas. Csc. TO S12. werc 81 S. to $40.
Also equally attractive bargains In SILKS,
PLUsHEs DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACES MILLINERY, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFs RIBBONS, HOSIERY, UN.
DERWEAR, &c.
And a great bargain sale In LACE and CHENILLE
CURTAINS TABLE COVERS, sCARFS. LAMBRE-
GUNS and RUBBER SHOES. RUBBER GOssA.
MERS, &c.
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ALONG THE SOME.

club for working girls was launched In bridgeport
Friday evening, under sc auspices Of number Vi
ladies well known in the best society.
The twentieth anniversary of Park Street Congre-
gadona Church, Bridgeport, will be celebrated TO day
Thirty war veterans OF Bridgeport APP lied yester-
day to the Board OF Relief of tina city for the benefits
OF the 81 900 real estate exemption 10 which, as
soldiers they are ent led under new s. ate law.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The Republican General Committee Of Richmond
County organized yesterday by Erecting Msyos B. H.
Vsrford, Of West6ed, president; T. a. sooheld, OF
Northfed, ce-pr2sident Chares eehnie'ser secre-
Ssry: and :. A. Jones, treasurer
Reinhardt vogt, age forty'f9ur commission mer
S.i~ncd before Justice Herman, OF Tompknsvlilo'
charged BY his Wife Msta io w, ancssr Ves in
Snaps Tompkinsville, said that her husband de,
rsaa her last February The defendant was rcqnireo
= i've bonds fol- the rapport OF his WIG ana chio
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Timothy NJ. Griffin, counsel for F. Asbury Hawkins,
the young man under sentence of death In the SunOk
County JAIL for the murder Of his mother at lslip IN
October whose execution fixed for January ~,
Yesterday served notice of appeal on Sheriff Petty
and County Clerk sweeney. The execution Is there
fore stayed
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A.N@Nlases&@
81 West 18th St.

will offer this week. commencing At 10 n. m. NOR
row. the finest and largest Of Alaska seal
skim English Plush and Cloth tarments ever placed
on SALE and mt prices that will buyers TO hold for
another This IL annual closing sale goods
cannot be duplicated We therefore invite early aen.
tiou. MaiI orders fIIed In rotation as received We
reserve privilege of returning money In case goods
are sold.
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wEsTCEEsTER COUNTY.

...... Marty composed of about twenty members,
III ladies' and gentlemen Of the Witan Literary soci-
SA ~ Mount Vernon, attended the Madison square
TSeasre 70 see :" Elape' on Friday night
M. vu, M william watson, Of tho town OF West
.sS Tho died September IL, 1887, was offered
~, ssobste in the 6urrogstss Court at White Plains
Scsterdsy, Tho estate /. estimated q eScO voo ana
y.rssi Tor ~ naxt Of hn interposed objections TO