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

Tho death If Dom Luis King 81 Portugal
will not produce a.y c.aH.c v Aa,tsor iA t''
politics ~ Europe Oaiy "a very accomplish
"a and anna leroyai (. ntlemaa passed away
He was not only thorough English scnohr
and bad translated "Hlm.lt' and "o,lleIlp
into pofi.sue.s verse; Lut he svls q very s.
celcnt artist IN water co'ofs, end had os
ecuiel numbered charming pictures OF il'
sccucry of his kingdom. Hr was extremely
rood uaiurel, and Has w0ut 600 laugh heartily
no the calicaiure- of Limef in the conn.
napersof Lisbon 5 iew year,usJn painpnl-'
ridiculng hi, nai -ty ami tas policy be i4l
pursued throughout bis reign, wa- Issued D.
his capital. Ihe impogtHeut news Ncnl"
came TO cry This o0nox.ou. publication be
side the royal carriage ONE day, when Bon
Lui. bad started out for q drive. "Siopi
cried the King o. BIS coachman. The re"
vcnGur mas about 90 t.ko light. wien Do
Lais called 10 him p-rcmptorily from tAeclf
riage window lle o5eyel tue royal mandat'
IN fear ard trembling "l.l lake two copies.
said the hing srene.g And as DE- drove o.
DE was shgtel uy tie cheers Of tl3 popu
lace Lacy Hooper in Philadelphia Te!e
cram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25
An Eccentric.

But the best and most frequent speci-
mems of an eccentric nation hail from
the land of John Bull. Among them Is
mentioned Mr. Cecil S. CThe Figaro wari-
" suppresses the surname), who for
many years made Paris ring with sto-
ries of his wild doings. Finally govt
attacked him, and he was doomed to
perpetual confinement at home. The
ballet having always been specially pat
ronized by him. Mr. S. started n ballet
within his own four walls. where he
kept an entire stage with all that be-
longs to it. including costumes of every
possible variety. Five or six spectators
were invited To the photographic spec
tacles. the artists in which were paid
with more than princely liberaliiy. Al
though Mr. S. could never set foot out
side his house. he always retained his
ten horses and four carriages. which
were regularly driven about in the Bots
and on the bouleyards. somewhat like
The empty carriages seen behind a hearse.
New York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The story is an old one Of the party 81
tired travellers who entered house decor.
ated by a peculiar sign ANA demanded
oysters.
This is not restaurant said the
courteous gentleman wno met them. "a
am an aurist.'
isn't that an oyster hung outside the
door," asked one.
"No, gentlemen. il is IN ear"
a body Of sailors from an American
vessel, stopping at Samoa, went TO the
German consulate oud demanded dinner.
This Is not hotel. said the offended
domestic official who met them.
"Wel. ii il isn't restaurant, whats
that black fowl hung out for: Amt ii a
sign? inquired the spokesman.
The sign was the German eagle. the
consular coat Of arms. Youths Com
Danion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

4 Boston lawyer, returned from a trip
in Maine. tells OF a curious phenomenon
existing nc the Liyermorc falls, in that
state. At the foot of one OF the dams
.ic descending water seems TO be driven
back with 80 much force that half way
40 the column OF water there is an ever
moving line of water like a crease in 3
piece OF cloth. This has mn effect upon
ihe surrounding atmosphere that is al
most incredibly great. The phenomenon
is not observable 40 all times. bat when
the wave is visible on the falling
water. objects suspended ia the air at
some distance from tie falls are oo-
served TO yioate percepiibly i'm n regular
movement. The vibration, while per-
coptble &c the time when the wave
can be seen. seems TO stop almost in
,tantly after the wave disappears. and
il seems almost certain that the latter
causes the former Boston Advertiser.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Or. Lewentaner. Of Censtantinople,
writing in The Bulletin General de The.
fapeutiquc, No. %. 1889, speaks very en-
,ouragingly Of the success attending an
lniiseptic method Of treating this disease.
which he tried in several cases The ad.
gantagcs Of this method Of treatment art
summed up by The Medical Record as
follows: /. All the children treated in
Ibis way recovered. although the ordi-
nary mortalityof the disease 5 10 pei
cent. ,. The duration of the disease was
decidedly shortened. the period elapsine
from the commencement Of tie eruption
10 the falling OF of the cIusts being
twelve or thirteen days. 3. The diseas,
ran its entire course almost without
fever. 4. The danger to those around
he patient IS greatly lessened. In DR..
I.ewentaner's cases there were other chill
.ren exposed, but. notwithstanding thai
they were not vaccinated, they did not
contract the disease. 5. The simplicity
Of the method, as compared with the
treatment by baths and cold applications.
has much to recommend it. 6. Esthet
ically. also, the antiseptic method OF
treatment offers great advantages, since
it prevents absolutely all pitting.
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Capitol News.

The Governor yesterday appointed DR.. :.
w. Bndd, OF Petersburg, member Of the
state Board Of Medical Examiners from the
Fourth Congressional District, vice DR..
Hugh stockdell resigned.
Hon. :. :. wilkins, Of Northampton. was
in the city yesterday on his way to Abe
marie county. where he will spend the
Christmas holidays.
Nlessrs. George W. Eycrhart and Arthur
T. Marple. Of Clarke county, were At the
Capitol yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Foster; alto Miss Grace Waymack' bass
Mr.. Robert Miller: tenor. Mr.. :. II. 'larA |;
ogganist, Miss Violet Wafmack.
syxDAY-scu0oL CELEBRATIONS
The four sunday schools connected WIN
II. Johns Church viii hold their annuM
festival OF song In the church on the sunday
after Christmas az y. VI. The progfa''in ~.
il one of unusual atlract,eness ana m
cludes an address by the Rev. " y. Down
man. rector Of All Saints Church.
The three mission schools will also sels, ,
brate by themselves "a follows; Nvlnei
Memorial sunday school will have 'hrir'-
mas tree at their chapel m Fulton, Monday
December S0th. NJ sp. NJ; Calvary Mission
will have ils feast AT Mason'- ilall. franA-
lin street between Eighteenth and Nine
ieenth. Tuesday. December 3ist at 7; W.;
!, christmas tree at its chapel. Twenty
eighth between leigh and NJ, Wednesday
January I. 1919. mt : T.. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Horace Greeley had ;he reputation oi De
ing practical philantlrop.st. and bis adylc
was sought by hundreds of strangers who's
only excuse for intruiing upon him was TIA
they needed counsel, and that he had Oh
brains that could advise them.
One day, while hc was writing am importan
letter in bis Office "a boy, ij years oil .cntere.
the room. and, standing near the door an
behind the editors chair, saii "Mr Greeley
| | have come to ask your advice
"Sav on answered the editor. with0l
stopping hs pen or even glancing 40 the boy
"The only relative have mere, CONTINUES
| the boy, sis my sister. | have been boarin.
with Der, and She let me have board SD cAeal
that could earn money enough TO pay her
and have something LETT 70 buy my clothes
Sow I have qumrelad with her, and Uu
boarding at another place, where they caarg
me ah cau earn lor my board-not $50 goo.
| as had no my s.-tor's-anl having uothin.
left 10 pay for clothes What shall do"
"ls Your sister married" asked Mr. Gree
ley. without ioosing sap OF stopping bis pen.
eye. sir'
"Is She n respectable womanr
certainly, sir'
SEQ straight ID you sister and tell her taa'
you are asAamelof yourself, and ask her for
gveacss IL she viii tako you. go back ami
live vi.l her, ana after ibis remember that
If your ovn sister Is not your friend, you
viii not 0e likely 70 lnl ans irisui in Ne0
York c.ty.n
Tho boy departed without another worl.
ami Mr. Greeley hal l1. esel se'1 Em.
80 engrossaI ua, hs with bis writing. InD
poor boy dl not personally know Mr Grcs
lay, bat. being In distress. sought him out iu
a cityoi several hundred thousand people a.
tho man Oh give hin good ndFire.
"lr wasa higher compliment than | had
ever before so.n conferred upon amy one.
writes ao iiA. EI Thayer.who was PEI n'
al tae interview. ami reports 10 in his "ilis
tory OF the Kansas Crusade. Youths Com
pani0n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Mr.. James J.. kearncy. manager Of Min
neN Tobacco Company. was Yesterday pre-
scented by his clerks and department man
ayers with very handsome pedestal lamp
Miss Lula Meade has returned from schoo
and will spend the HOLIDAYS with her pai
ents and many friends in this city.
Miss Marie \. sims. Of Louisa Court
house, is on q visit 10 friends and relative
i'm this city.
Mr.. Robert Tyler Jones. of Washington
u. G.. was in the city yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The engagement of the great English ira
gcdian. Wilson Barrett. begins at the Acaf-
cmy this afternoon with "Claudian," which
Will be repeated in the evening. The box
sheet indicates large audiences for all Of
Mr.. Barretts performances. Each pr0duc-
ton will lac maze with degree Of elabo-
rateness never seen here except in
opera or spectacular shows. Thirty
i've or forty people will be on the
stage at one time. The company comes d.
rect from New York, where II received un-
stlnted praise. The celebrated and beauti-
ful actress, Miss Easllake, is Mr.. Barretts
leading support. ''CIaudian'' is "A strong
play, and will be seen for the first time in
Rchmond by large audience this after
noon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

There Is q certain class of people in lhe
world who make practice of taking up
every new thi1. that comes out. and aiicr il
short lime iearn that the old tried. and true
articles are the best aiterall. DR.. -chenck's
fmily medicines haze been on thc market
for over haifa century. and have won thcif
pldcc Ia the front ranks by merit only
Those who use them want no other. ami
those who do not Will lind IL 10 their adj
vantage 90 give them a trial. See adNcI-
tsemeni in another column.
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MOORE MEMORIAL.

Voluntary. GLORY 90 God on High" J.
nat wilson; Ncnito in ID dudley
Euck glorias, .Chappcl In ID, banks IN +,
Dldley Buck. g.. Ie Deum. T. fiat. lestl-
Val DUDLEY Buchl Juhilate Deo.t (Danksl;
h,mns. "i;ark inc Herald Angels sing.
"Come Iliiher. ye Faithful from church
hymnai: ohcrtors. ..~houi the Glad Iidinss'
tWiliamsl. Gloria 'lihi tM0llineauN).
The guartciie composing the choir arc
Mrs. 1. l.. Brown, soprano; Mrs. William
Wren. coutralto: Mr.. CONWAY II. Gordon.
tenor; Mr.. james II. Harris. Jr., basSo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

According to the report of the Board Do
Health for the week ending on SATURDAY
last. The number Of deaths during INA
period. exclusive Of still births. -. oi Wh'ci
il were white and ~ cOlored.
The rate of mortality oi the whole popu'A
ton was lj.C0 per loo per annum; Oh ih'
white population lo.2l per l,"o' ana oi '"'
colorcd. - per 900 per annum.
The mean temperature for the week wa.
Gg66 degrees.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Mr.. \. W. Uarman. state Treasurer. was
presented with set of 1hacherdy's Works
los hie clerks Yesterday
The clerks and other employees Of ino
ueuitcntiary presented Superintendent w
W. Nose, with diamond shirt pin.
Mcs-rs. Allen a Gintcr sent the prisoners
in the city jail full supply of cigarettes
smoking tobacco, etc.
superintendent Adams and Foreman
shirley KIM were each presented win
pod-headcd canes by the employees Of the
nppcr eas.work.. Mr.. Benz lmin i. August
made the presentation speech.
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simply Ferlect.

The Union Pacific Railway, "Thc over
land Route" has equipped lis trains Wit
dining cars ofthc Latest pattern, aud on and
after August 18th the patrons Of il ia-l
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland
ore, viii Dee provided with delicious meals
the best the market affords. perfectly served
pany viii have charge OF the service ci
these car-.-ady.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

There will be mass in this church a. :
md "a NJ and high mass at 1899. The
choir Is compo cd as follows: sopranos,
dis Joseulune We,zcl. Miss Mamie si,dd
md Mr.. l.. Hickey; altos, Miss Carrie W ~
,,np and Miss Mary Wittkamp; tenorS. n
Fisher. A. siumpf and CHRIS Harde"in'
,assos. j. McEsoy and j. Schohn; W.
reese. organist. II. Nlary's Church II under
he charge Of the Beuedictiue Fathers. To-
which order all the priests stationed at thi-
..b,,r..h h.louv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

shiloh tatarin iiemvdy "a marvellous
cure loi Ca,airh, plphthffin, caLker Mouth
aud Headache. VIM each battle there j. an
in.erious Nasal Injector Tor thc more snc.
rcssml treatment 81 these complaints wi,l.-
out extra charge. piice 30 sc n. Sold hy
BodekFf brothers "a ud ~. u. SHIELD, & TO,
corner OIL Filth and Ma shall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Why DO 50 many eoD'e We see around a.
seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made mise q.
BE by Indigestion. Consumption. y illness
LosS of Appetite. Coming tp of the foot
yellow skin, vbor Tor - Ceris we vi J sell
hem ~hilCh's system Nlfaiizcr, guaranfe ed
10 cure them. roli 10y Eodeker BrothCr~ and
II. ". shields & 10. cJrAcr OF Filth and Mar.
shall .trtefS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Mr.. Sidney Davis. brakeman ON ihr
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad. was Killed
near Newport News Yesterday while coui'
linz cars. The remains were brought io
this city and delivered 10 relatives Of ihe
deceased who live on Darlington street, th.s
city. Mr.. Davis mother lives in Man
chester
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.
i,ieh Mass ~ the Cstherai nj fi'e-other
Churches.

The choir Of st. Peters Cathedral Is com
posed of Mrs. Teresa Tallcy. Mrs. Carter H.
WormIcy. Misses A. u. Kirk and Mess'rs'
Brannan. Philips and Golden. and MssSfS'
j. smith. {. Neal, Alph Antelotti' D. i1ll,-
ran. J. Finnegan and :. Provost ihe,e
will be high mass No > A. NJ, ana low
mass ut : and 9 \. NJ. High mass VIII pc
sung at 1890. There VIII tie the usli"s W,
ners aud bencdiction in the afternoon at =
.srl,sl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The Western Union Telegraph Company
filed copy Of their charter in the clerk p
office Of the Chancory Court Yesterday. Dir.
Joseph b. Tree. in an additional certificate
!. made the authorized agent Of the COM
pany. unon whom process for 'he coln-
pany may be served and who may enter an
appearance in behalf of the same.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The ambulance was called yesterday
morning al 10 o'clock 10 the second ponce
station 80 "a white inmate Of the Alm-nou-c
named Benjamin Bolton. who had idlleh
down in the street aud cut ms lace. b'iiVl
WAS taken 10 the Alm-housc, where his
wounds were dressed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

II. Pairick's Church began Christmas the
moment the peals Of the bells had ceased
-lriking T. o'clock. by Father Iiernan oiltr-
ing mass in the chapel of the Convent OF 'he
Visitation. Mass will be said AT O'Clock M
the church, and Mt i0:3o solemn high mass
.illesung by the following choir: sopranos >
Hi~s,s Ice JeHkens, Iillle kerse' 'as~'S
.'av.do. lltos. Misses Nellie T. Disney and
Madeleine .Jrnkens: tenor. II. \. Caulheld;
I.nssos. W. II. Sherwin, L. I. sherwin'
Matthew Mahoney, Louis kellum; organist'
Professor II. \. Iaulfield.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The following programme Of music w
Dc SUM to-day in Gracc thmrh: um
tary. And There Were >hephei
Trench: Ncniic tMnlarb. GlWias, ~
,,recorian and one in y ilat lt Holden. !
peum im l. ast (barnha). Juhulaic IN I
Dhoma.g Hymn -. Adcstes ide,es
uvlnu L.. w bile Shepherds Watched lhei
F.ocks hy Night Oilcriory' 81. com
rn.n the Midnight Clear lGilchri.D. Com
mIniou. Hymn. bread ~ The World n
Mercy Broken" Gloria ia INcel-is (ols
chann. The choir consists of MrS. +. !
shaw. soprano: Mrs. John II. Knowles. alto
Mr. Ge0rrc f. Jones. tenor; Mr.. koher
shepard. hassO. Organist. Mrs. llenr.
SrpeHeF.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
order Of services at 4 Paur>, It. james
~ Jahuf-. itc.

Rev. Mr. Carmichael. rector of -. Paul. s.
sand Yesterday that the services az I'M
church would De simple. The congregation
are compelled to WORSHIP ia the Lecture
r.om (uhere There is DO largo organ) ~
consequence of The main auditorium mol
being read, for occupancy ANA no piepaI"'
lions were made for amy ella h'raie service
Next sunday for The first i'm since last
summer the main room WA hc uscd ioi
public worship.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

To allow the drivers on the Richmond
and Manchester Railway to spend portion
OF Christmas with their families, ears will
be taken on earlier. Last car leaves Man
Oh -tcr De. 18th. $500 =. VI. Leave Rich
lunnd J.3J H. NJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The Bcrgncr ~ Engcl Brewing Company
Yesterday sent THE TIMES heg of beer as
Chrisim = present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

\ chorus choir will render the music
under the direction Of Ch0irmaster y. :.
Powers. The programme viii include
Thomas re Deunl. the Gloria from Mozart :
Twelfth Mass. and Gounod's Nazareth"
arranged for chorus.
MEADE MEMORIAL (MANcHfsrER.)
Services appropriate TO the day via BE-
held this morning at II O'Clock. The SUI
day-school festival viii be at $3.50. The
music al The II O'Clock service will be as
follows:
Nenite, Noolm nd; Gloria Patri, DYKES:
Gloria IN Excelsis. Zelner; lie Denm
Laudamus. Jackson: Jubilstc Dec. Matt
hews; Gloria flb Falls: oleriory. ilun-
phTeys; Hymn No. q. Shout the Glad
Tidinys; Hymn -. Come Hitler. We Faith
ful; Hymn POI, Bread of the World in
Mercy Broken; Christmas Anthem, Hear
them tell the WoDdrous story. Bailey. The
choir consists OF soprano, Miss Fannie
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Jamaica Rum Choice lot OF eli London
Dock. Can especially recommend foI
n .ki 8 esg-nogg. X. l.. Christian s CO.
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CHRIST cnURcH.

The services az Christ Church will be sim
liar To those on former anniversaries Of the
~aNior's birth. The music will be plain,
and the congregation viii Ice he'd los y cho +
If about twenty voices. The pastor, Rev.
Me- tuusten. will preach
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The priests in charge Of this church are
Fathers Cutler and Kelley. High Mass VIII
be- SUM- today at 1899 \. VI. TO appropriate
music by stlect Choir which have been IN
raining some little while. This church ls
80 the corner Of FlOyd and short streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Efht'n : Oh-UNhNtiNH UFf.
This Is beN ond question the most SUCCESS.
iui Cough Medicine we have ever sod. a
FEW doses invariably cures the worst clses OF
Cough. Group ana BrOnchiti while lis wou-
herlul success, IN The cure OF Con- umption j.,
Without parallel in the history OF medicine.
since It's fiisi discovery IT ha, been sold O. %
gIar1n a test which 10 th-r medicine can
stand. II You have Cough. we iatncsiiy
ask You to my a. Price, OF cents and ST.
sample bottles free. Sold by Bodoker Bro H.
err and II. NJ shields Il Co. corner Of linn
and Marshall streets.
Iluyler's Candi,s IN = 2's and 5 pound
packages Tor Christmas nj X. l.. Christian 4
Co.'S.
Finest M AIDE.
virginia Sun-Cured,
Tough, Juic Y, RIPE.
Che A pest. Best
Cid. p ure.
Chewers' p ride.
Beats I'm ALL,
Popular, Favorit &.
GENrLEMEN.-l have used DR.. Davids'
Cough Syrup for some months. and think il
has done me more good than any other med
icine taken yei. My disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Among
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases. / think Dr. David's is the best-a
simple remedy, aud its componenis not at
all injurious. 1t gives ne pleasure 10 add
my testimony TO its efficacy.
Very respectfully,
y. l.. DAVIS, Superintendent
Of Richmond City Water Works.
Changes In Firms January LIST
Will nccessilate you having rubber stamps.
Get them Of
nCH.
100 east Main street.
Over City bank.
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STATE ~ TnEENoNfllF
MAXINE INTELLicENcr.

FOR wEEN ENDING. pEcE,iBerQs 49,,
rRAnlClEbr lMr osrANrAepl or
Hifli TIDE At
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

At All saints Church this morning the
rector. A. \. bowman, viii conduct The
services and preach. The chants and
hymns will be- sung by a qualletie choir in
line style. This is The Hast Episcopal
Church huil, in this city and j. interior
.lnl.nrIilnn. lra NDrN Inn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Here is a letter from Dickens, ad-
dressed to his Younger sons on thsir
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

NOTICE.
he 1870. fgIr DErur- .f this Company
AlI Nn closed Dl UNILtlIin l1Iu and
JANUARY Csc rcfi-l.h.sio fdeilFofDd
1888 Cd a. HfHN tnF.
so perish Ille uUiFnf WIl he roe lfcd i0r
sLlpmtl, un nDccmDer2i.l.
N.u. WALufDN.
dc2f-2t Agent
Rfru.. Fnrn'-nrHs Nur0rOuAr N. D..
HIruNDSn. December 2j, .~-D. }
/ RElGHr DErOr OF THIS COM
4 pAAl Wili ht closed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

THROAT DISEASES commence with a
cough, cold or sore throat. "BrorA'S Rf0p-
ci0i IrortfN" give immediate RELIEF. N0fd
0HiYut boxes, Price. - cents.
Very choice lot Malaga Grapes and Florida
Oranges just received AZ Il. l.. Christian *
Co.'S.
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Over City bank.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

Iluyler's Capdi,s IN = rs and 5 pound
packages Tor Christmas nj X. l.. Christian 4
IN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

The decorations have been confined rs
ih.y were last wear. 10 the chancel. This
mart of the church has been tastefully
dressed with holly and running cedar. The
,.cr, ice viii be at 1880. The choir has
l,e-n well trained under the direction Of
Mrs. Bertha Noclkcr-Richardson. The
music will include hymns - and "a. SET n
airs specially adapted, aud Lioyds Tie
Deum.
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II. ANDREWS.

The services NJ -. Andrews Church will
he Ike those IN the plet-guiet and plain.
The choir T. composed If N0ung people
m iinl, fram the SuHda, school. and they
arc trained SIS Mrs.. Robert baskerville, the
orsani~f. The chlrts viii be sung -
sregor.an music. and appropriate hymns 10
avail. nnANu Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-25

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