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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
SPEC|ALT|ES.

The special sale OF SID
OverCOats which we inau.
gurated a few days ago Cre-
atcd such a furOrc that
within f0rty-eight hours
from the time we made the
announcement the num-
ber Of splendid OvcrCOats
on our bargain counters
nm arkcd SIS each had
grown "nOt small by de-
grecs," but beautifully
less" with lightning like
rapidity, and the demand
for these rare bargains i'm
creasing with every hour,
there was nothing left for
us 80 do but announce the
sale closed or add fuel TO
the flame by filling up the
gap made by the great de-
mand.
We have, therefore, gone
through our stock careful
ly, and wherever there
were three or less Of one
lot, value from s2J TO s32,
we piled them on our bar
gain counters and marked
them SlJ each. We don't
care to carry over broken
lots, and az you are inter-
ested only i'm one OyerCOat,
the chances are your size il
mOng them i'm several
kinds. We continue this
sale during the week.
Samples are on exhibition
in our show windows.
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Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
tDnciaIl

NEW ORLEANS. February l2-ThC
monthly drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery occurred to-day No. 25,2ll
drew the capital prize; sold in Boston
san Francisco. Richmond, Va, hansa.
Citv. Mo. Tuusyille, Pa, and Decatur
Tex No. 6i,109 drew the second prize
sold an Washington, d. C., Portland
Me. san Francisco, thicago, Jackson
Mich, DesMoines. Ia, Quincy, Ills.
Glasgow, Ky, and Hurdy, Neb. No
l116O drew the third prize; sold IN
Washington, d. c. Boston, san Fran
cisco, Memphis, Jersey City, Duluth
MINI, and Novasato, Texas, 9S.gO2
fourth prize. sold IN New York, New
Orleans, sandran, Chicago, Memphis and
Galveston. Texas; 1896, 206jl, each
$4,000. 22527, 29,2ss, Sl694, 1913
81 sos, each 5000.
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CoMMIssIoNrR.- NOTICE..
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
l. THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

Il lhb blk1 Of XII hNOND
Jacob Mlchaux. who sues for himself and
other creditors OF Elizabeth Wright, do.
ceased. Nc. versus Frances A. nix aud
Geo 4e L Hia, her husbai a. and the said
George I. liix. A. administrat of Elizabeth
Wright. decreased. Henr, -. Wrigh 10 bs
own ight aud also as trustee Tor said / liza
beth Whit deceasod Ann Bullock. VIII
liam liu lock, Frank Mitchell. James Mar
tn. DO'a Bauer. Il. D.. Pettway, id~ard
PettWay. George Peitway Maud Pettway.
Lloyd pettway. Char - p ttway and En- ina
2. ttway. the la. seven being Infants under
the age Il I. Cnty year. AM william II.
Sands, guardian al !itsn for said infants.
Exraa from Dscrss Of Fsbr,a,y Z. loo9.
The Court doth adludge, order
and deer hat IN Z cause be r lcrred 10 one
OF the commi-siO ers Of this court. who shall
i. n ace. unt fall estate rpal and person.
al EFF by Elizabeth " right. deceased. stati z
the value and personally AM the lO,au n, feo
SIM IL An an ual va ue OF the eaty.
"2. Who re "a persons Interested I'm the
real estate ia TN till men Toned. and In what
proportions they afe enfitli 4 % the same;
also which OF laid pe sons are adult and which
are A. fan, II any.
4. A. ace unit OF the transactions OF George
+. HiK. as admlnistra or Ut Elizabeth Wright,
deceas hOwing what balance II any. there
Is due by bin a. auch administrator
~ n account ~ al claims and demands
against the estate of FL z,bcth Wright, de-
ceased. the amounts thereof. e. whom coming.
and their order and priority.
"5. Any thrr mat er deemed pertinent by
the comm s.iuner or which be- shall be- request
Ell 10 state ~ eel ily bi any party
"But before the said Gonna ,sllner pr ceeds
70 execute the requirements Of his decree hs
shall live tlco 10 all tartles concerned by
publishing the time and place nxed upon by
him for doing once ID week FOR four weeks
IN some newspaper publishod in tho city of
edmond which publ cation sha 10 equiv
alsnt 70 personal seryi1eor uOilce ou oil par
tIes."
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Z SeJ0W1qU1edn,
J2iice8CO.
BLACK sTUFFS.

There is nO more striit-
ine fact ihau (lie marvel
l0es improvement IA the
2cncTaitasSc: 10 dress well
need not cost a fortune.
a handsome woman, clad
in pcrftCf-Gtiimg frOCk CT
8, solemn black" al once
fits thc most critical eye.
" OOIcns in black come
in Cashmere. Serge, Beuga-
iiuc. Armusc, COuPUTc-
l5nair. Lustrines and
ll euricttas.
& 8-bins Henrietta may
Zee MaA On our counter fer
SO cents, very rich effect
and ia correct taste.
Oar igupOrt order of
standard Silil-wrap Hem
ricttas are open for in-
,PcctiOn. Thcy are uli-
usI3ily sos, and iustrOI's.
combining the beauties Of
sIlL and OF wOOl.
70 add tO tbc comfort of
shopping viii: us, we have
"a perfect light that falls
ia -t right.
laHy novel lanCics ap-
pear III EBT0Cadcd and
IiOWcrcd black goods.
Have yOu seen them :
4&O Fast Bread street
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Notice to the Public.

l wish 10 inform my friends and the
public that am still in the field and pre-
pared 10 furnish meals 10 order from {
4. VI. to g =. NJ. Am doing the mosl
extensive lunch-couuter business in the
city. Nothing but the very best is served
every day from 1870 4. VI. TO o p. VI
Fine old stock Whiskics and wines al.
WAYS on hand Toncy Faust beer a
specially Respectfully,
Gus +. DELARUE,
90 Main street, opposite West 4 John
stOn's
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COLLISION AT THE ATLANTIC AND
DANYlLLE JUNCTION.
Three Ladies severely Injured
-.ne-L-l u Tic ILmes..


NoRroIE February l2.-This morn
ing collision occurred at the Junction OF
the Atlantic and Danyillo railroad and
.he Cl0Um and Southern railroad, near
CAurchund. between TWO trains, where
by Miss Hodge. and Two Misses Ballard,
.0f Hollands Corner were seriously in-
iurcd One Of the engines was totally
wrecked and an of the passengers
were badly shaken mp. 4 physician
was sent from Portsmouth, and the in-
iurcd ladies were made comfortable.
The accident was due 20 the refusal OF
the air brakes To- work.
A fire here this morning burned the
furniture house OF d. Carpenter and
shoe store of Henry Brandt The total
loss is estimated so $4,000 and is fully
covered by insurance.
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rate Of duty. The reduction Of internal
revenue from the Treasury figures, IS in
the Senate bill, $47 $50 ,OOO in the House
bill, S67 100000; in custom duties, duti.
able values, existing law, $i54. .299 ,446 80;
House bill, 1870 ,lO9,l7s2J; Senate bill,
sl2s, ,3j6, ,082 AZ. Duties collected In is.
cal year 1885, $2ll ,032 Gill; estimated
under House bill, $3.50, ,Gs2 ,5G653; senate
bill, 7,056,02A13. Average ad yalo.
rem, existing law, 1891; Houre bill,
42.3s; Senate bill, 1900
SENATOR VANCE RECOVERING.
Senator Vance was about the Senate
Chamber to-day for the first time since
he had his eve removed by a surgical
operation He was at the Capitol Satur-
day, but he remained on the lower floor
of the building. The Senator is looking
well, and seems TO have recovered from
the effects Of the painful operation.
IRON BRIDGE FROM FORTRESS MONROE
TO ELIZABETH CITY.
A bill was reported to the Senate and
placed on the calendar to-day appropri-
ating 100000 for the construction OF an
iron bridge from Fortress Monroe to
Elizabeth city county, Va.
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GENERAL SHERMAN As A PATRIOT.


New YORK, February l2.-Roleuing
20 the appeal recently made TO ihc pub
Die for contributions to aid in The cstab-
hshment OF q home for the ext onicd-
crate soldiers at Austin, Texas, General
sherman has written a letter expressing
bis sympathy with the movement
General sherman adds that hc thinks
the laws of the United States should be
changed so rs TO admit eX-Coniederaies
20 an soldiers homes, and that the word
Union" so far as il applies 10 soldiers
homes. should be obliteratod from The
statutes
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FATAL COLLISION
on the Norfois and Western Railway

on the Norfois and Western Railway.
LYNcnDURa, Va, February IA
collision occurred yesterday on the Nor.
folk and Western railroad near Pearls
burg. Owing 90 the misconstruc.ion of
orders ON the part of the men iu charge
of an cast-b0und train two freight trains
came together with terrific force En-
gineer Linwood was instantly killed. and
The hremen of both trains arc reported
seriously hurt Both trains were badly
wrecked
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

Correspondence or the TINES
POLE GREEA, Va. February ll.-On
Thursday last a cOlOred man, by the name
of Samuel Pollard, stopped al the store
of Mr.. J. l.. Holt. iu this county, en- route
from King and Queen county to youl
city. Going i'm the store he bought some
whisky, PROBABLY a drink, from a son of
Nit Holt about twelve years old, who
attends The store in the absence Of his
father After getting the drink he re-
fused 10 pay the bin, and upon being
pressed TO DO so, threatened TO shoot The
boy, and drew q pistol upon him. He
was promptly arrested by Constable
J.. shelton and carried before
Squire w. W. Jones, who fined him
$50 and costs and sent him to Jail foI
thirty days. Constable Shelton says ibis
negro had in his possession q very large
bunch of keys of all sizes and shapes
He also had with him new suit OF
clothing that he thinks could not bC
duplicated for less than S2j, and as be
was entirely without money he thinks hC
has been committing some crimes some.
where else Pollard is about iweniy-onC
wears Old. and is of light ginger bread
color and about 5-10 or oil high
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Associs-
tion was held last night, with Major B.
". Richardson, president, in the chair
Several active members Of the Com
pany were elected members Of the Asso.
citation. John f. Smith, ESQ, Of the
Old Guard Washing on Grsys, Of Phila-
delphia, was elected an honorary member.
4 committee was appointed 70 raise
the Associations roll and 10 elicit the
active cooperation Of all old members OF
the company in building up the Associa.
ton. which, under its charter, is charged
with the support of he company and
another committee was appointed 10 re
wise the bylaws Of the company.
The company is now in a hourishine
condition. aud every effort will be made
10 keep il so. The company decided tC
parade on the afternoon of 22d of Feb
ruary. and 10 invite all white military
organizations Of this city to join will
them.
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IRISH HOME RULE
CONFERENCE BETWEEN BRITISH LIB
ERALS AND RADICALS.
OBREIN'S REMOVAL FROM JAIL
10 COURT
TELTGRAMS RECEIVED BY THE
GABLE AND ovIR THE WIRES.
An Oklahoma Renegade Hunted Down
Big pig Iron Trust-Drawings Of
the Louisiana ottery
aud Domestic News.


LONDON, February l2.-An import an
conference of Liberal and Radical Uni
oni-is was held at Glasgow to-day, the
attendance, which was large, comprised
many leaders of both factions. Among
other matters upon which the conference
took action, 10 was resolved that the
maintenance Of the legislative and exec
utivc union between Great Britain and
ireland was paramount consideration.
IL was fhc sense of the meeting, how
ever, that local government should be
extended t0 ireland and Scotland in such
% l0rm as 20 meet their respective re-
Qu.fcmcnts.
Mr. Austin Chamberlain, son of Joseph
Chamberlain. was present and took an
active pant in the proceedings. IL is boz
.ieyol that his father is preparing 10
push bis own Irish scheme In Parliameut
at the earliest practicable moment. and is
trying % win Scotch support TO the
measure by the inclusion Of Scotland in
Jos benefits
THE PARNELL COMMISSION
LoNDoN. February l2-The cross
examination of Lccarron by Sir Charles
Russell. counsel for the Parneliites, was
continued ai This morning session ol the
Parnel commission The witness adj
United that neither O'Kelly or Parnell
had ever written tO him
BEEN 8 REMOVAL.
DrBIrx February l2-Mr William
O'Bron was taken to-day from the Jail
40 Tralce 90 Killarney where he was ar
ai1ncd on the recent summons Issued
against him under the crimes act MI
10 Bncn appeared haggard and pale
CABLE FLASHES
ST. PETERSBURG. February l2.-Ihe
government has granted q concession
for period of cighly-onc years TO q
company which proposes TO join The
Black sea and thc Sea of Azov.
MADRID. February l2-Ihe Portuguese
Cabinet has resigned
ROME. February l2-Signor Costa, q
member of the Chamber of Deputies is
90 De prosecuted for making q rcvolu'
l0nary speech
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MRs WISsiOw's SOOTHING oYRUP shoul
always be used when children are cutilh.
tceth. 10 relieves the little sufferer az once
the chi q from pain. and the little shcfui
awakcs a- "iright a. "a button. ~ is l'if
pleasant 20 taste. II sOothes he chiii. solt,n n'
the gums. allays all pain, relieves VIM, iv-e
latos the bowels. aud Is the best Know lc.i
edi for diarrhUa. whether arislnx from - I
~ or other causes. Twcnt -rve cents q
.Ottle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

Bo,roN. February l2-The will Of
Henry Wilson. Ex-Nice President OF the
United States. formed the basis of an APP
plicaiion which was made by Judge
Bcstins to-day William l.. Coolidge,
executor brought q Din IN equity for in
.tructions in regard to the properties
that Henry Wilson had left.
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riH '" .iiN .t.''t
ALrxANDRIA February l2.-Ihe resi-
dence of Rev. James VI Nourse was this
evening the place Of brilliant gather.
inr The occasion being the wcdding OF
his eldest dauehtcr-Mis5 Hattie Fos-
ter-to Mr. Albert ID. BIockett young
business man of This place Upwards OF
one hundred and ifiy invited guests
were assembled when the contracting
parties preceded by their two pretty
iirle sisters. took their stand IN front of
The minister The bride was atiired III
white silk al trlms with flowing yeii the
groom in evening dress.
After The impressive ceremony by inc
brides father. congratulations were III
order. and later a collation. was served.
Many guests were present from Wash.
lugt0n Maryland, Pennsylvania, ana
various portions of Virginia. lhe pres
ent- were eNQusitely handsome and val
aable Later Mr BroCkett and bride de-
parted for "a Southern trip.
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FI PAso Tea. February l2-An nc
cident las occurred at Isieta, Texas, In
which Mr. Jones. ext. S. Consul To-
Chihuahua. Mexico, his three sons, ana
Wade Wlu. ten years old, were buried
ln sand. Two of Jones children. ana
ile Wit boy, were at play in sand
cave. when % mass Of sand fell, bur, ing
them Mr. Jones and another son rushed
to their rescue. and another fall of sand
buried them with the others Jones was
q Well known soldier and editor.
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Bobby'- Mix.


Mamma" queried little Bobby, poking
his mead from the nursery door one
bright Sabbath morning, Pm LITTLE
mixed in my Sunday-school lesson
What tribe was il that made a gold
plated calf-lhe lsraeliIies or the Choe
tawsl"
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NEW York. February l2.-lt was
stated at the New York Metal Exchange
this morning that The managers of the
pir-iron trust had nearly completed their
ARRANGEMENTS for securing control OF the
whole American market
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An Okiahoma @en,gade KILLED,

TorEKA. KAS. February l2.-Ihe re-
mort was received here yesterday OF the
killing of Charley Stern, renegade, in
Oklahoma Saturday stern had killed
Deputy United States Marshal John Nc
Allister "a few days ago at Dutaula a
party pursued him without q warrant.
lie fired at them and they returned the
ire. killing him instantly
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ATGUsTfNR ROYAIL,
W. Il. BOWIE.

vr. AUGUSTINE ROYAL. Of the sboye-
named nrm Do ~ leave 10 ank the public
a his friends for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on the said a ms. TOT
which be WAS "A M. mher. and wishes 10 an
nOunce that he viii co rnuc the NEAL
ESTATE business urdtr the firm name and
Style Of AUGU TINE ROY ALL co. and
hls Office will No. 10 Tenth sire {. & he
Lcadsr hu uldngl Manchester. "a. whore he
viii he pleased 20 wait On his fiiend- and tho
pubic. Yer, r,speciiully,
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W. .ArGrsTINE RoYALL.

Referring 10 the above notice. wish 10 an
nounce fht / Will continue the REAL
ESTATE business at ny Office. NJ. ! north
Tenth street. Richmond. Va, ami respectfully
bespesk the continued ana bcra patronage
OF the pub c. NJ Aux snsfin hOyall vi
CT as auctiD neer in sales male boy ne | will
giy. -peeial attention iO m sale Ot farm aud
mineral lands Il tspeotiully.
T. ieet ". &. BOWIE.
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Mr.. A. b. LAToEMr, Boston, Mass
sqys Nv wife would not be without
Bfadycrotine for any money considera-
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D1s>tiII IIO>
FfBRUAKY = 1859.
DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The firm of AUGUSTINE ROYALL s co
and W r. B VIE \ 60. have this day boea
dissolved hy ma ual co sent.
Nr. AUGtSrINE hONALL, Of Manchester,
f. authorized 10 close the affairs Of both con-
Germs ana sign 10 llQuicau 10 the names oi the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
Outrageous Treatment Of an American
CIilken in Ianama.

ArerRN. y Y.. February l2-Some
weeks ago Tie death of Dr. ii. j. Purdy.
of Seneca Falls. y l., was reported
rom Panama where he was % prsctic-
me physician Private adyices from
fbc isihmus state that the doc
tars death was tho result OF
his imprisonment by the Panama au-
tbonlics on q charge Of being quacs,
and 10 appears 90 De another case oil ou!'
ra-eous treatment OF an American ciIi'
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CONMrssfoNEs's OFFICE,
Goa. Ira AND BASK Srs., RICHMOND, Va,
q, hfuaFv n ls-g


The papers 10 fhe above cause having been
rercrr 70 me. cue Of cuInmi sioners OF
IA 4 court. the parties 10 SAID eau o aud all
g s1iturs Of Eiz,b ~ Wright. deceased, are
hereby notiued that have nAed ou MO DAY.
the 18th day OF Mach, 1889 at IL 0ctoos NJ,
as the time, and my Office in the city or : ich-
decree.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Febru.
airy, 1859. ECGE l. c. MAsslF.
COmmis lOner IA Chan. cry.
COURTNEY & PATTERSON, pa. fe D-Wtw
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SICK HEADACaE cured by using Dr
Dayids Vegetable Liver Pills.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

For DYSPEPSIA AND hIDNEY TRoU'
BLEs, drink Chase City Lithia Water
Price % cents gallon, or Vi case.
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l.Urrur- Ilr-sL- AND bhACLs al
owens S Minor Drug Company
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THE DAELY TIMES,

THE DAELY TIMES,
rublishcd every day in the
tcar. and the only Monday
,l0rniug daily issued in
virginia.
TEE WING,
TstablishCd January, is2 1,
was absorbed by The Daily
~iuCs December -. fS~>.
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THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
YESTERDAYS PR0CEEDINGS-IN BOTH
HOUSES OF CONGRESS.
TIE SENATE AND HOUSE TAR.
IFF BILLS
ALLEGED ELECTION OUIRAGES IN
TIXAs.
An IRON Bridge Between FORTRESS Mon
roe and Elizabeth City-Canal 10
be Built-The smails-Liliott
Contest capital Notes.

WAsnrNGroN. February l2.-The Sen
ate to-day passed the Naval ApprOpria.
lion bin and took up the Texas election
Outragcs.
Mr.. Eyarts asked unanimous consent
that the unfinished business the
Union Pacific Reminding bill-be laid
aside and the report of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections % to out.
RACES in Washington county, Texas, be
taken mp.
Mr.. Coke objected
Mr.. Harris, i'm a long speech. remon.
sirated aeains, occupying the time OF
the senate az this inopportuno and in.
auspicious period of the session in a
fruitless political discussion. lie re-.
ferred 10 the condition Of the appropria.
ton bills, and suggested the danger Of
an extra session.
Mr Morgan demonstrated against
taking mp The resolution.
Mr.. Chandler said that he wondered
when q more appropriate time could be
selected than one when The process had
been commenced. in certain States
of killing contestants for seats ia the
House of Representatives Should the
senate wait until sll The contestants were
killed and AN the appropriation bills
pa.scdy lie proceeded to speak Of the
assassination of Mr. Clayton in Arkansas,
and read 10 the Sena.e the statement
made ON the subject in that connection
to The withdrawal from the contest
for the Goycrnor-hip OF Arkansas Of the
Republican claimants
Sir Berry characterized the killing Of
Mr.. CLAYTON as cOwarily murder, and
one withou. excuse or palliation. lie
had known Mr. Clayton intimately, and
bad canyassed bis district with him at
thc last election, and knew that Mr.
CLAYTON had been treated by the people
with entire respect.
Mr. Breckenridge and Mr. Clayton had
been personal friends, and there had
ncen no bitterness In the canvass be-
tween them
After further discussion, the question
was taken on Mr. Eyarts motion 10 lay
iay aside the Pacific railroad Funding
bin and 20 take up the resolution, and 10
was agreed to by party yote-22 TO 10
-rrr pr.D.r frrrats
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-07-03
pawsOn's WholesnLe Trnda.

While Dawson makes no preten.
sions to be a wholesale market, yet
the amount of goods sent from here
by some of our houses to the smaller
places in this section OF the State
would surprise any one.
Stepping into Crouch Bros. drug
houses,a few days ago.a News man
observed nun bers of boxes, ETC., be-
ing prepared for shipment. The
reporter asked if they were mov-
ing, and was informed that it was
only a few orders they were filling
ior parties in Cuthbert, Shellman,
Coleman Station and a number Of
other places.
This speaks well for Dawson aud
only tends to show that her import
ance as market is beginning to be
recognized.
Not only does this house sell a
large quantity of things in this way,
but are also doing an immense bus,
mess with their specialties, ship.
ping them to points in Alabama,
Mississippi, Florida and South Caro-,
lima. they filed an order a few
days ago for firm in Michigan,
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The Far1um House Acaiu.

Onlast Friday night the Farnum
House was again the scene of most
enjoyable entertainment.
1t was reception given by Miss
Cleo Farnum ON her return from
college.
Those present were:
Misses Daisy McNulty, Helen
Parks, Kathleen McNulty, Daisy
James. Ola Stevens, Lille Crouch,
Maggie Turner, Villa Wooten,
Jessie Martin, Sallie VIII Pickett,
Maggie Davis, Lille Arnett, Min,
ME Arnett, Mamie Alexander,
Mittie Durham, Nellie Harper.
Messrs. Dick Marlin, Frank Nc
Nulty, Roy Jones, Jim Black,
Frank BrancL, Lee Hoyl, jim
Harper, Jim Williams, Will Nc.
Lain, Geo. Alexander, Clark
Wooten, Will Brapnon, Tom 10y.
less.