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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-24
An rnnlensant Companion.

Travellers sometimes have strange bed
fellows. \ first class passenger, by q
slow passenger train running between
Uowrah and Assemble, was disagreeably
surprised ioind. on waking from a sound
sleep, that something cold had como in
contact with his hand. On looking at the
hand. what was his horror 10 find that
underneath it wa a cobra. As the snak,
was asleep and had not coiled Itself
around the hand, the gentleman sprans
up and managed to cvade its bite. How
il got into the carriage is one Of Those
mysteries no one a unrayel. lt may
have effected an entrance while the car.
riage was on the siding at Howrah, and
quietly ensconced itself behind the cush.
ions of the carriage seat. INDIAN Paper
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FOUR CARLOADS OF GOODS.
Practical Evidence of ~Riohmond's Enter
prise, Thrift and Energy.

THE Savannah Grocery Company Is nm
institution recently organized IN savannah,
Ga.. chartered with III authorized capital
If $l,OOO.OOO. The object of this company
is to establish Il mammoth grocery estah-
lishment i'm savannah. Ga. which will be the
headquarters of the grocery trade in the en-
tire section of country tributary to that city
As a matter Of course, a company OF such
proportions has been carefully ORGANIZED by
shrcwd. experienced business men, who are
thoroughly familiar with the resources and
capacities Of the various markets Of The
country with which they have 10 deal. ana
therefore. know exactly where TO purchase
goods 10 the best advantage. The fact that
they have ordered four car-lOads OF merchan-
disc from various manufactures Of this cliN
speaks volumes for the business energy, en-
torprise. and progress Of Richmond. These
four carloads. which were shipped >0uili
YESTERDAY. were rs follows: one carload
or. 600 pOundsl tobacco from the old DO
miniOn Tobacco Works Of Myers Brothers
Il Co.: one carload OF brOOms frOmth Rich
mOnd Broom Works If Goodman Brothers
one car load Of wOOden-ware from the
Richmond Cedar Works; ~ car load OF
baskets from the Richmond Basket Works.
This will give SOM idea both OF the variety
of manufactures in tins city, and of the i'm
pOrtance which they are assuming IN the
ewes of the best business men Of the South.
This order is not only a big card for Rich
mond, but speaks well for the s~hrewdnesS
and business foresight Of the savannah
Grocery Company In looking TO Richmond
for its base of supplies.
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Last night about eight O'Clock William
Giles. William Coleman and Cole Miles
three negroes. got into a w0rdy quarrel az
the corner Of Marshall and Fifteenth streets.
The war Of words soon stopped and list
took it, place. This fight attracted a large
crowd. After fighting sometime the crowd
pushed into ford's barrOOm. and while
In there William Giles, il j. charged. drew
a pistol and fired two shots. One took
effect in William C0leman's leg and the
other in Cole Mics wrist. William Gile-
then disappeared. Mr.. Ford stated last
night that the fight began in the street
and the crowd pressed into his saloon much
against his will. II was in the saloon in
front OF the bar that the shooting took place.
The immediate subject in dispute among the
negroes. Mr.. Ford did not know. The city
ambulance was summoned and the two men
shot were taken tO the almshOuse 10 have
their wounds dressed, when Cole Miles
came to the First police-station in the am
o%ulancC, he was drunk. but Coleman ap-
pparcd 10 be sober.
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Tom Carter tcolored) who had escaped
ffOm The almshOuse. attempted suicide
sunday morning. Several weeks ago he
was removed from the Jail. where he was
confined for then, and placed in the alms-
house upon the recommendation Of the Jail
physician, who reported him in bad health
and likely TO die unless removed 10 a place
where he could receive treatment.
tie succeeded, however, in escaping
from that institution Sunday morning and
went 90 his former home on Cary street.
near seventh, and procuring a knife cut bis
throat. but owing to the duilness OF
the knife failed 90 accomplish his
deadly purpose. Then he ran down
seventh street 10 the railroad cross
ing aud laid his head across the
ira X just before a coming train. lie WAS
Iaifled IN this attempt T. kilI himself also, BY
The Interference Of u bystander who lifted
bin up and held him until the train passed.
Here the city ambulance was called and
The crazy man was taken back 10 the aims
house.
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Old Sol ObScMrrd.

The sun had its third total eclipse this
year early SUNDAY morning. Ii began az
sunrise in the Caribbean sea. a little 10 the
south Of the island of ilayii. skirted the
coast OF south kmerica. crossed the Allan
tic. and struck the western coast of Africa
"a few miles south Of -. Paul DE Loanda. II
then crossed the Ozark Continent and
ended near the eastern coast. The eclipse
was not visible in North America. and ~
Richmond the sun sh0ne With his usual
brilliancy.
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CHURCH NEWS.
ST. Paui's Memorial Windo" s-The Ear
tt-ts Movements.

ll-l~ 1latfAiH.
The two chaucel memorial windows OF
II. Paul's Episcopal Church have been
placed in position. one is Immediately in
the rear, and the other on the eastern side
Of the chancel. These were erected by Gen.
eral Joseph Anderson and DR.. George Ross.
The window representing The centre figure
i in memory Of General Anderson's first
VIE, aud the ascension figure is in memory
Of DR.. Ross parents.
-Four other windows have been ordered
and are being made in London. These will
cost about $1,000 each.
Ihe movement 10 place Two others In
memory Of the late Mr.. Davis and General
*. r.. Lee is meeting with great success.
and will certainly be ordered in the near
future.
The Baptist denomination Of the city has
established a Baptist Pastors Conference.
They meet monthly, and at each meeting
one of the pastors Of the various churches
are appointed to deliver Il sermon for
criticism. At the meeting sunday DIR. j.
VI. Frost, Of the ieigh-street Baptist Church
delivered the sermon, which provoked a
great deal of criticism, but was highly CON-
mended.
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Charles A. Gardner at the Theatre.

Last night Mr.. Charles 4. Gardner pre-
scented the new play. "fatherland." al the
Theatre. The play Is different from the or
binary German character play, IN that II
presents the character Of the German peas
ant in a natural and truthful way, ana
without the cXaggerdtion so common 10
pla,s Of this kind. As 10 plot, there II
nothing remarkably original about the play,
bnt The dialogue is full Of rich humor, aud
the action Of the play is very spirited. At
the termination of the acts the climaxe-
IRE strOn., aud the curtain j. managed IN y
manner that j. novel. and adds much
10 the effect Of the tableaux. Mr.. Gard
ner has "A rich. sweet tenor voice.
and sings with much spirit and expression.
His song. The Lilac is a fine specimen
Of the German loye song and i sung IN a
beautiful way. Mr.. Gardner plays the
part Of the happy-gO-lucky Herman. and y
in appearance the typical Tyrolean. He II
A handsome man. IN the prime Of lie. ana
his stage appearance very fine.
The play will be repeated this evening
and Christmas afternoon and evening.
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roRr or wEsr POINT, DEclNBEn %.


BENNtIT.-Iied at the RESIDE nee Or b.,
daughter. Mrs. 4. J.. Nipe. MrS. iIGZA L
BENNEIf :, 'clci ofth late VIII am Addison
Bennett. IN tho eighty thild NCH o. her age
funef7f will taky piare ffoip Centenary NJ
T. Church at IL o'clock moo TO-DAY. ths
2ith instant. lier friends and those Of hel
daughters. Mrs. Orange Il snnetf. Ms. 4 T.
>ipe. and hrs. c. OIge r. .~.cesee. are respect.
tut Invited 10 atteud.
Lynchburg and Baltimore papers pleas
copy.
PULLER.-D Died, n soldiers Home. Dec.m-
Der 23u, h. A.. PJ,L-R. formerly 81 Co,n-
paoy A.. Third Virginia cavairy. aged my
one YEAR,.
Burial TO-DAY Tuesi1y) at IL o'clock. al
Hollywood Cemetery.
HEArH-Departed this life SUNDAY, De-
cemter -. tsrD. Il. 4. NJ, ~ her residence.
No. 3oi south Laurel street. JULIA n.
Ht.AiH, a2ej hfty-seyen YEAR.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 3af
south aurel street. THIS TUESDAY, NOtN-
I>G. December 2fth. az 10 o'clock. Friends
Of The family are invited 10 M TEND without
further notice.
Cincinnati, q. and Baltimcre, MI. papers
please cory.
fiDDEli--hied. Mt residence. o west
clay street. MONDAY afternoon. pecember
80, JAMES hIDpfLL. age t~wenty-nina.
Funeral takes place from Residence THIS
AFTrRNOON at3 o'clock. Friend, and ac-
quaint nces invited u attend.
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VIII Take Hi. Hat on Time.

Joseph Boiling is a tall. likely young
yellow negro. who came 10 Richmond from
Louisa 10 spend Christmas. lie visited the
Police Court Yesterday morning dressed ~
a dude. He cut quite a figure. I'm violation
Of decOrum in all courts he kept his hat on.
Court-Ohicer Daniel Turner told him 10
take il OF. He did 80. but put it back in
half "A minute. Mr.. Turner took the hat OH
for him. whercupon the negro caught Tur-
ner with both hands. Turner was on the
point Of pounding the handle Of his pistol
over the Louisa county dudes head, when
some negroes advised the visiting negro to
subside. He was fined, however, s. and
costs, and not paying il went "a Jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-24

Next Friday the infant class Of the Grace
street Baptist sund1y-schooi will give an
entertainment in the audience room OF the
church. This is one "a the largest class, +
In tine city. and their rccitatiOns and SONGS
will doubles, be- very interesting.
Martin Ilogc, Jr.. Of Franklin county,
WAS received at the penitentiary Yesterday
10 serve q term of TWO years orhousebreak--
ing.
saturday night thieves entered the Office
Of sutton a Co.. and stole a valuable reNOi'-
inc chair.
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DR.. W. T.. Hatcher Of The Grace-street
Baptist Church. delivered sunday might his
last Of a series of four sermons To a cr0wded
house.
DR.. Marion Dawson expects TO leave for
his home ia Alhemarle to-day 20 spend the
holidays.
Mr.. Frank Taimag'. son Of the famous
Brooklyn divine, j. visiting relatives in the
city.
Colonel Il. r.. ". Duke. Of Charloties-
Vile. was az the capitol Yesterday.
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Ninety Days for william Howard.

William Howard fcolored1. was before the
Police Justice Yesterday on two charges.
The first Was that Of breaking and entering
the state Capitol building and stealing so
worth of United states postage stamps. the
property Of Governor lee. The second Was
that OF stealing a lot Of cigars from Edward
Cummins. The first charge Was continues,
until Saturday. December 18th on account
Of the absence of "a witness from the Capitol.
the second charge was easily disposed Of.
The accused went OF the stand and stated
that he cleaned up Mr.. Cummins' bar-rO0m.
One Of his duties was TO chop wood in The
cellar, and he took two boxes Of cigars in
the cellar 10 smoke. lie received his dis
charge, and getting the cigars Out OF The eel
lar, finally sold them for Il dollar. He was
given ninety days III Jail. and thanked the
Court for the lightness OF the sentence.
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Charged VIII shooting a 10y.

Thomas johnson (colored) was arraigned
in the Police Court Yesterday on The charge
OF shooting Peter Wells. a boy. with a shot
gun with intent TO Kill. Peter Wells was
one Of a number OF boys playing in the
street when johnson came along. and With
out any apparent pr0vocatiOn. shot young
Wells The load was small bird shot. All
Of 1t entered one hand, excepting one shot,
which struck Peter Wells nose. Thomas
was sent on 10 the grand Jury.
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The following committee has been ap-
pointed 10 procure a site and make arrange
ments for the building OF the Chamber of
Commerce and Mechanics Institute
Messrs. David A. Ainslie, }. Taylor Ellyson.
X. +. frayser, Joseph ". Laube. John ;.
Elicit, Charles +. Wingo, and W. j. White
hurst, from the Institute Messrs. Henry {.
Jones, h. +. johnson, Joseph X. Anderson,
X. A.. Patterson, and John Pope, from the
Chamber Of Commerce. Both NJ these or
ganizations are greatly in need OF a building.
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Oh. What "A Cough.

VIII YOU heed the ing the signal, per-
hans. OF the sure approach OF that more Terri
BILE disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving 80
ceuts. To run the risk and do nothing for IL.
We know from experience that ~niloh's cure
viii cure yoar Cough. Ii never faiis. This
explains why more than n Million Of Bottles
We're sold the plsa year. IL relieves Group
and " hopping Cough at once. Mothers. do
not be without IL. samIle bottles fee. sold
by Bodeker Brothers aud ii. NJ. shields & Co.,
corner Of Fifh and Marshall streets.
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The Grace-street Baptist Missioa.

Ground has been broken for the Grace
street Baptist Church Mission. 10 De built
on the corner Of Cary and Meadow streets.
This will succeed the Reservoir Mission.
which j. supported by the Grace-~treet Bap-
list Church. OF which DR.. Hatcher j.
pastor. When completed this will
he one Of the handsomost chapels
i'm the city. and will De surm0unted 10y a
tall spire; stained glass and a timber ceiling
will be used in finishing the inside. There
will be i'm connection with the chapel a
spacious infant classroom and baptistry.
The building will cost about 1000 and will
be dedicated early next spring.
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Emanuel Banks alias Hankins, a colored
youth. early sunday morning though; he
would rob J. Z. smiths junk-house Of lead
pipe. lie broke in, placed in a bag all the
lead he could carry, and started to leave
when An employe In The stable Ion collared
him, and so0n turned him over 60 the police.
Afier hearing the evidence Justice Crutch-
held sept the case on 10 the grand jury.
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The Union Pacific Railway, .'fhc over
land Route" his equipped 10, trains with
dining cars ofthe latest pattern, and ON and
after August l,fh the patrons OF its ia-l
trains between Council Rlails and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland.
ore. will Doe provided with delicious meals.
Inc hest the market al0rls. perfectly served.
40 - cents each. Pulman's Palace Car Com
pany VIII have charge OF the service ou
these car,.-ad}.
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SIX u FIGHT

Eetween Jake Kilrain and Teiit Van
quelin la New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. December &.-Articles
Of agree ment were to-day signed by Jake
Kilrain and Felix Nanquclin for a SIX
round glove contest. Queensberry rules, "a
take place in this city on January wth.
next. for IL purse of $1,000. Of which the loser
is 10 receive 500.
Ii kilrain fails 10 knock ont anquelin IL
the six rounds. he loses the fight.
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An Entire city Council ~ for Con.
telnpt.

TRENTON. y. j.. December %. The en-
tire Board Of Common Council of Elizabeth,
y. j., were arranged before Judge Green 10
the United ~tn;es Circuit Court this morn
ing for contempt Of court, in refusing 10
obey "a writ of maudamus. directing them
~ levy additional tax and hii vacancies 49,
the board OF assessors OF their city. for the
pupose of satisfying a Judgment ISSUED
from their Circuit Court.
The court sentenced the councilmcn 90
nav the cost OF court and stand committed
in the custody Of the United states mar
shall. who Is directed to coming them IN the
county Jail until the costs are paid. lhe
costs are about 5000 for each alder
man.
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The West-End Hunting Club left the city
Yesterday evening az , o'clock, via the Rich
mond and Danyille and Powhatan and
farmyille Railroads. A. il their custom
each year. they will spend the Christmas
hunting on the farm Of Mrs. Powell. in Pow
hatan. the mother Of Mr.. JcAf Powell, enc
az the members of the club.
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The city ambulance was called to the
rrcdegar Iron Works Yesterday afternoon
because a white waif who had run away
from home had been taken sick. He refused
10 20 10 the AlmshOuse, and the physician
reported the case 10 a policeman, who TOOK
he boy i'm charge.
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Dor pIclares eaI on GateIy enaskeII.

Eleventh Annual Holiday Reduction sale
NOTWITHSTANDING II IMMENSE GUAM
TITY OF GOODS WE HAVE SOLD SINCE WI
MADE OUR GREAT REDUCTION IL Prices
VIZ STILL HAVE A GREAT MANY BARGAINS
LEFT. WE WOULD RE GLAD TO HAVE ALI
OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS CALL THE
WEEK BEFORE THE GREAT RUSH WHICH
PREcEDEs THE HOLIDAYS. REMEMBER II
Is No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, AMI
YOUR nuE WILL BE WELL SPENT.
GODDARD 4 MosES,
DO MAIN STREET.
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BRIEF TELEGRkMS.

Yesterday morning n bank Of Garth fii
upon three woikTcn who were eNcavaiing
for the Union depot at Memphis frank M'-
Laushln escaped with slight. injuries. but
Walter Hoakin. ana the other, who IS uniden-
titled. were killed outright.
lanes Rew..aged nny-nye. was yesterday
sentenced ia Toronto. Ontario. by Judge No
Dougall TO imprisonment for life for an ilde-
ent assault on q little girl.
Sixteen men are reported % have been
killed and IN rty inquired ~ an accident in q
mine 10 san Andreas, Calaveras county
California,
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sERRE
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUA-
a 49,. ~ NJ g.. HaNOVEk COUNTY,
NEAR AILF. ri~SfAfI0N.

- tfuAr undef a decd OF trust recorded
in inc 'l' rxs omfc Of toe Comfy court ~
ran'NF q county. ia De-. - 2i,p y. 30. 1 shall 10
ls'i"s saie at public auction on tlc premises
On FRIDAY. lOrH DAY ~ JASCAEi. 1890,
ths { yalrnlie aud ii-nls Improved farm
- led Laurel DfONe." containing itp lcff-s
2 lofe or lcs-, situated Within one mile 10 AZ
sees stat on, Oh the Chesapeake and ono
h0 lroad.
nus is one Of fhe most highly improved
farms in fnat section OF good lt ms. has Nu
tt n good dwelling md TWO other new cot.
tlge,, Win a number ~ ruCn> in each. nnd
one OF The finest STABLES or barns lu The cuun-
Try, and D. enclosed AM divided into utiis
by good plank fences. b soil h. adapted 70
tue usuNl crops. md e~E tsiuItA Ter tfuchs.
AMI y we'll wttrisd. Tie ~nclshbOrhcod j. .
delightful one. convenient t. churches,
schools, mills. and stores, lands very
heal by.
IER.f.: Cash enough 20 p0y al the cx-
ienses ol sale. app )AiD .Atsd 90 be g., ani
to pay on and di-ch age q note now past que
iof s1t3. with lntcfes thereon nom the 2sth
day Oftclobri. l~>J. fAi PAID. and ofthe res
idue. 32lr. 10 be- paid On the 2Sth day oiuc-
2elh GAY OF October, 1891. and The residue
upon such terms ~ IN an be announced ~
stic. The purchaser 10 20 celvc a deed anu -
give a deed 10 secnfs tie unpaid purchase
money, The est 81 preparing and f'eosalnS
The trnst ocei. 10 Dc paid Dy The purchaser.
de2u-2Ot GEOhGE n. HA" Trustee.
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Carpets very cheap at POI east Broad street.

Very eho' es lot Malaga Grapes and Florida
Oranges just received at X. L. Christian &
Co.'s.
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PROPERTY ~TRANsFRRs.

Chaacefg C0uJf.-ElbeFt I. Davis 10 ".
j. Iienning. IL feet on west Church street,
$50: Charles T.. Harris 10 Mary /. Harris
and Lucy \. Elliott. personally, $50.
HcartcO CoUnfV.-John T.. BOssieuN's
heirs trustee 10 Edmond i. Baker, - feel
ON south side Graham street. - 1000: X. \.
B%lankenship to Mary y. ~BIanhenship, crop
Of corn ON upper TIllman farm. 500; vii
liam Culliua's trustee 90 Julia T.. wife ol
J.. 4. Winglicld. / HS-iM acres near To- ana
east II Richmond. S3il; Jane, 7. Dickin-
son. trustee. TO II. =. Adams. SD feet OBJ
National road, northeast corner LOWS
street. Sl92: \. J.. Fisher % john furman-
- acre. near Charles City road. about ten
miles from Richmond. SiiN; William VI.
Warrinerto Rising sons and Daughters OF
Love aud Friendships trustees. tract ON
Long Bridge road. $50: Winfield =. White
10 Allen G.. Collins. 40 acres near River
road. about ten miles west Of Richmond.
$50.
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Huyler's Candiss In y 2s and . pound
packages for Christmas at Il. l.. Christian 4
Co.'S.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va. December 33.-lHpe-
cial. Bishop Randolph confirmed a class
Of seven 40 Biilcy'S CROSSROADS Chapel and
twelve at the Seminary yesterday. .
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Jamaica RUm-Cholce lot OF cld London
Dock. can especially recommend iol
making egg-noeg. K. l.. Christian a Co.
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Ucayic0 COuifV.-Judge Minor ycsteT-
day wound zap ali the business on The docket
Of HenricO County Court for the December
term. Elias smith. who had been convicted
Of housebreakiug. and given Two years ~
he penitcntiarv. was sentenced 10 hat i'll
stiIutiOn.
Police court. Iilnry II. Grady and Il.
+. scott. d~isorderly; each were fined - and
costs. H.. Il. Laneiord, +. IL. Anthony and
y. b. Dale. charged with being disordcr.y
i'm the street, were fined. each. -. Charles
Henley. charged with l%cItirg Clara Hen
ley. was fined so and costs. Winston
Gaines and Robert smith tcoloredl were
fined each $50 and COSTS Cor disordtfiy con-
duct. Charles R0sser was up on the charge
Of beating his wife and creating a disturb
ance 10 the annoyance Of the neighborhood
he WAS fined SO and costs.
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Finest furniture sold at ~ L. Broad.

WE have aspcedyanl POSITIVE cure for Ca
tarrh, Dlphineria. Canker Mouth and Head
nchel N SHlLUIIS CA AkkI kFMEDl. \
Nasal Injector iree VIII each bottle. Use IL
II YOU desire heal h ard sweet breath Price,
50 cents. ~old by BOdeker Brothers ana
shall streets
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CHESAPEAKE ANn OHIO RAILwtY CO..
tfcHN1Sl, H.eemsef I3d. 1850.
\OIICE!
he FREIGHT uLrOf- Gf his Company
VIII Dee closed uu DtlENBEit 2iIH and
JANUARY Isl. pcrishabicI ire ghtdeliyerct
iiil 8. .cacf diY.
No petishnhie freight wlll uo received Tor
shipment on december 2tfh.
W.B. WALpRON.
ic2t ~ Agent.
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Comfortable rockers at Gately & Haskelrs
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The annual Christmas dinner Of the Male
Asylum orphans will take place December
21th. al 3 O'Clock y. NJ. The board Of direc-
tors will be present. There will be interest.
INK exercises and iho public is invited 50
witness them. Mrs. Gill asks for contribu-
tons Of any kind. They can be left at any
store. and if she j. telephoned to they can
be sent for. Boxes for monied contributions
will De placed AT THE TINES, State and biz
patch Offices. our citizens GENERALLY are
appealed TO Ia aid Of this annual Offering 10
the boys Of the Male Orphan Asylum.