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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-28

is mot worth the small price OF 70 cents
10 free yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints? u You thlnk SO. call
nj our store and get "A bottle Of Shilohs VIAL
izer livery bottle has prir ted guarantee
on n. Use accordingly, ard II n does you no
good 10 will cost you nothing. sold by bous-
ker Brothers and #. ". Shields & CO., corner
OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
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The Ladies' Bazaar


The Ladies' Bazaar at the Armory last
night was well attended, Notwithstanding
the inclement weather. The Thanksgiving
dinner will be served this afternoon from
TO ) o'clock.
Tomorrow night the members Of X. f..
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, will
attend the Bazaar in a body.
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VIII you heed the warning the signal, per-
hans. OF the sure approach OF that more terri
Bile disease, Consumption ASK yourselves
If YOU can afford for the sake OF saving 90
cents. b. run the risk and DO nothing for II.
We know from experience that ~hlloh 1uie
will cure your Cough. II never fails. This
explains why more than Million Of Bottles
were sold the pasi year. IL relieves 'roup
and v hopping Cough az once. Mothers, 90
not be without b.. sample bottles nee. sou
by BOdeker Brothers and ii. NJ. shields & Co.
corner of Fifth and Marshall streets.
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We have aspeedyand positive cure ior "a.
tarrh. Diphtherla, 'snker Mouth and H..d.
ache In SHILOH'S ca ARRH REMEDY. ,
Nasal injector free With each bottle i.e
N you desire health and sweet breath. Price
so cents. sold by BOIsksr Brothers ana
II. N. shields & Co. corner Of inn ami Msr.
shall streets
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EOR RENT-HANDSOME ST. e.
L BURBAN II ME- OF SIXTY Atkfs n
i'm full view OF Richmond. on mo Mechanics
Vile pike. recently occupied boy Nj Preston
Kelvin as q stock farm. and has the beat race
track near this city. with large stable. Tie
DIV Filling Is a large one. in nice grove
of shade trees The land is well suited fnr
dairvlng or truck farming. snd has large
amount Ofmanure now ON the place. There
rs also a fine asparagus bed Of three acres
Apply to X. Is. tli Min q 20.
uopS-It Real Estate Agrufs
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Thanksgiving Dinner.

The ladies Of the Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church, (Dr. Kerr will give Thanks
giving dinner to-day, beginning at II
O'Clock, at Parham 4 Co.'s old book store
stand, No. llO7 east Main street. The din
ner will be given for the benefit Of the West
minister Church, and should be well
patronized.
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NOTICE OF POSrPONEMENT A
- special meeting Of The hltHMuNp
CHAMBER OF COMMEhtt VIII Pc nf.i
FkIDAY. NOVEMBER ~, 1850. az 3 o clock r
NJ. at the ROOMS or INF CHA Mhfk over
the Merchants National BanEl Instead M
Thursday the 2sih instant, as previously an
nounced len additional members NJ ihe
Board will be- elected and other important
business will he brought before the 'uo"ilnN
50 full attendance OF the members ui ihe
Chamber is desired.
GEORGE /. CHRISTIAN
First Vice President.
ID - "a. C.a,.fur,. uUIHH.If
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II is again on the market. We mean
browns Bronchial Balsam,' perhaps the
most popular cough mixture ever sold an
Richmond. Ask your druggist for IL; If he
cannot furnish it, come, send, write, or
,phone 10 G.. W. LArnirR, Druggist,
800 west Marshall street, corner Gilmer.
'PhOnp 81 ADV
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DIED,


NELSON.-Dled. in this city. al the Retreat
FOR the sick, November p, 1888, al 2 A. NJ
Mrs JAMES NJ L-ON.
Tue funeral viii take place from the resi-
dsncs OF her husband, on orleans street, fhl-
DAY. November 18th az l O'Clock.
LEDgEITER.- Died. IN this city. Noyem-
her ~. 1853. GEORGE LkDBEllEk.
The funeral Will take place from bis resi-
denc.. 1923 east Franklin .tiest, THURS
DAY Move mber 2Sih.
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The following conyicts were received at
the peniteniiary yesterday: Elliot Bailey
(colorcd). 10 serve term Of ten years for
rape: Henry Blow (colored), eight years for
HOUSEKEEPING, both from southampton
county; James Fitzgerald, from Culpeper
10 serve term Of ten years for murder in
the second degree.
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DASTARDlY OUTRAGE.

A Stone Thrown In an Electric Car VIM
dow.
Yesterday afternoon, about 6 O'clock, as
an electric car was crossing Taylor's-lIill,
in the eastern part Of the city, stone was
thrown in the window by some unknown
person. The glass in the window was
broken, and the stone struck lady in the
ear without injuring her. The car was
crowded with passengers, and the broken
panes of glass was scattered all over them
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Finger Mashed.

The ambulance was called yesterday
morning TO A. b. Lipscomb's wagon works.
TO one of the employees, who had his finger
badly mashed by "A sledge hammer. DIR.
Henson, the physician in charge, dressed
the wound and left the man in charge OF
friends
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Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court was engaged all day
yesterday hearing the ease Of Dickerson
against Carpenter 4 Co., for 5000. This
case grows cut Of contracts made on the
Eighth-street tunnel. The jury will 20 to
the north end of Eighth street tomorrow
morning TO view the tunnel.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDERS.
DumPlin9s
with
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious, wholesome
and appetizing than well-made dumping,
filed with the fruit Of the season. BY the
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust IS
always rendered light, faky, tender and di-
gestible Dumplings made with it, baked or
boiled, will be dainty and wholesome, and may
be eaten steaming hot with perfect imPuniiy.
RECEIPT One quart Of -four; thoroughly mir with
three teaspoons Of Royal Baking Powder and mail
teaspoon Of salt rub IN piece Of butter or lard ne
sire Of egg, and then add one large potato grated N
the four afer the butter is yell mixed stir in milk and
knead to the consistency Of soft biscuit dough break
of pieces Of dough krge enough to close over Tour
quarters Of apple Tor other fruit as desfedl whou,
rolling. and lay in an earthen dish Tor steamer and
steam until the fruit is tender. Bake # preferred.
In all receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda. substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble, never fails, makes more appe-
thing and wholesome food and is more eco
nomical. Royal Baking Powder is specially
made for use in the preparation Of the hnost
and most delicate cookery.
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ME RICHMOND AND WRSr

l POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY .-Ihe anunsl
meeting OF the stockholders Tor Tho eiectios
OF President and Directors and FOR The Trans
action of such other business as 20 may ne
pro,er to consider will take place 40 ne o.
ice of the Company. IN the city IN hicn-
niond. va. on the iDTH DAY OBJ btAt-
BIER. 1850 at ~ o'clock NJ. lhs transfer
Books will close November 18th, 10 O'Clock
4. NJ and reopen December ~ 1859. az TO
o'clock \. NJ. x. Bkoohki secretary.
no2f Law. fdeo. tdtfO
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ATLANTA, November T.-Mrs. Howell
Cobb. widow OF ex-secretary Of the Treas
ury Cobb, died In Athens this morning, aged
soynnty-O
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Auction s.Lr,-ruture nav.
TRUSTEES SALE.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. cNoCKERY.
GLASSWARE. a.. &C..
AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER POM

On IT INUA1, NOVEMBER .DTH
al 1880 O'Clock, Will sell az public auction
AZ the store under the Opera House. ~.
heenth and hun streets, Manchester Va.
the former stock Of goods ~ james r. Gihh,
& Bro, consisting oi the usual line OF retail
groceries. iinuor tobacco. and cigars. -.
gether with lot Of willow-ware. lamps glas,
ware. crockerS: cons sting 81 dishes. plates
cuDS saucers. &c. &c . showcases &C. &C..
also one Halls Combination safe. hnt Ntiie
used: one spring wagon
ALLEN a.. COLLINS.
no2i-St Trustee
The above sale lspOstponed until FRIDAY.
NOyKsBER 99TH. al 1880 O'Clock.
ALLEN q. COLLINS.
no 26 "a trustee.
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The reception which was 20 have taken
tlaee al the Executive Mansion last night
was postponed until tonight at tho same
hour, on account Of tbs ipclement weather.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING the stockholders ~ the kll IL
MONp AND AWHILE. RAILRDAD CON o.
PANY viii be- held az the ofilce OF the Com
pany, m the city OF Richmond, Va, ss
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 4, leSo, ~ II
O'Clock NJ. Ihe Transfer Books VIE close
November 20th at 3 4. NJ. and reopen De
cember ., 1889. az la O'Clock A. NJ.
X. BROOKE, secretary.
nODI law tdei tdt4
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sr. JOHNS BURYiNG-GRoUND.

The old 5urying-ground Of st. Johns has
never been dignihed with the sound Of
sCemetery." Ii YOU tell Church Hill man
that YOU have been to ST. Johns Cemetery,
he will frown and write you down at once
2s an ass.
The old sexton who used TO look after st.
Johns Church was named Andrea Graf
fgna. His son, the present efficient super
intendent Of the burying-ground, Is the hrst
man who was ever paid by the city TO look
after the sacred precincts. He is also the
discoyercr Of new method Of artificial
heating. He has pit in the ground, and
here he keeps his potted plants and bulbs
perfectly safe by banking against the brick
walls great quantities Of the dead leaves
driven by autumnal gales from their airy
perches on the trees in the Enclosure.
The oldest tombstone in the burying-
ground is that Of Robert Rose, rector o.
Albemarle parish, and who was buried in
1T5i.
There is another tombstone which bears
this inscription: 'In memory Of Abraham
Shield, stone-cutter and brick-layer, a
native Of County Durham, Old England,
who departed this life October 9th. 1896;
aged p years" Another tombstone has
this:
.sarah Ann smith, September I'D, 1926;
aged 10 years.
"Rotufn NV ftfends and cease 10 weep.
whist In christ Jesus here sleep,
Prepare yourself your soul 10 save,
There IL no repentance In the grave"
stop, my friends. as you pass by,
As YOU are now, 10 once WAS /,
As am how, you soon must De,
Prepare yourself 70 follow me.
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GAIT SALT SALT
LIVERPOOL SALT.

We offer for sale. on the spot and 10 arrive
the cargOes Of the steamers Hanmoie, naf,
win. fmpire. and MaseOtte. consisting n
300 SACKS BET LINEkPOOL FINE
FACTORY-FlLLtD DAIRY SALT, Deakin =.
buckley. Franklin, and llerbert's brands
Al,o 10000 SACKS LIVERPOOL oltvl ~
Atm SALT. All Of our direct importation
This is the nEsT fsS9ff.H salt, and - feils-
bic. We caution both dealers and consumers
against American salt packed ia foftlsh
sscks I'm NIrArrOS ot English SAL .,...
LO27-lOt DAN bNfohl a MoNnl''
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Druggists Say

II sells web and gives entire satisfaction.
They mean DR., payid's Cough syrup.-ady.
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As commissioner, appointed by me OIrsnii
Court of Louisa in the suit Of Baker. a.
against Nerfisneld. &c, ! will sell o. ausiio,
III Louisa Courthouse on the
0Tu DAY Oh pECrMBrr, 1889.
that being court day) certain tract of land
In Louisa county ON Contrary Greek. sstI.
mated % contain $50 acres, more or rs. and
known rs the Ncbehce ur jenkins God
Mine. COLL has been found ON sfii Ntrt
and may be valuable for mining purposes.
Terms made known at sale.
M. y pEfrlr
nol3-wti Special tOmmissionsr.
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Do YOu SUf1r With Files Z?

II so. go at once and get a bottle q CAR
TER'S PILE REMEDY. now for sale by all
first-class druggists, and II IL GOES MOI cure
you after giving Il fair uial, jn't return the
bottle TO whom you buy II o., aud your
money will be refunded you. This san ex-
rernaI remedy. and there is no pain or dan
ger In using II. Full directions on each bot
tie. Now II your druggist don't keep IL. we
will send you a sampis bottle by mail on re-
ceipt OF price 500. Manufactured by
ROBERT CARTER 4 co.
Lock Box 3sf Richmond. Va.
noc0-lwDAw
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DISCRIMINATION AGAINST RICH
MOND.
The Subject Discussed by Representatives
of Council, the Chamber Of Commerce,
and business Men.

The complaint has frequently been made
that the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company are in the habit Of discriminating
against Richmond in the matter Of freight
rates ON lumber between this city and Man
chester-Our merchants complaining that
the company charges them two cents per
100 more than is charged the merchants of
our suburban neighbor.
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TUANKsGIVING NOTFs,

A Thanksgiving tea and reception will be
given tonight at 5 O'Clock, at the Women's
Christian Association rooms on Main street
between Sixth and Seventh. This will be
one of the most enjoyable events Of the
Thank Day, and the public should literally
patronize the entertainment.
The offices in the State Capitol. in the
custom-house, in the City Hall and all the
banks will be closed to-day.
No courts will be in session to-day eX-
cepting, of course. the Police Court.
The post0flice will observe sunday hours.
The public schools will De closed until
Monday.
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive against Miasmatic Diseases
safe aud positive cure for MALARiA, fhF'N
and AGUE In all rs forms. Contains 20
quinine or arsenic. Absolutely N'sr''D'
compound. For sale at druggists. tfiy eeD'
a bottle. Trade supplied by PUscELL LAD'
& Co BODEkER BRos. ne1V-'m
Evening journal., 1889-06-17
A Close cALL.
A Car Driver Nearly Executed by EieC
tricitv.

A Car Driver Nearly Executed by Eiec-
tricity.
New YoRK, June l7.-George Miller, driv-
pr Of car No. 40 ON the Grand street line,
had lively experience with an electric light
wire Saturday evening
The wire caught ON the small ventiiator m
the center Of the car and broke il off, and
stretched the wire several feet lower. Miller
got off Of his car and caught hold OF the
wire with switch hook TO raise IL over the
head OF his horse. As he tossed the wire up
his face turned red his body was shaken as II
with commissions, and he began 10 dance with
great violence upon the car track. He called
for help and tried 10 let 60 Of the hook. The
electric current held him fast and he could
not break away.
John Langan, one Of the passengers, went
70 Miller's assistance. He caught Miller
around the waist gave him violent jerk and
eroke his hold upon the hook. Langan re-
beived a severe shock and was thrown down
violently. Il was several minutes before he
lecovered and got up Miller was unoon-
)cious and remained in that condition for
lbout half an hour. He received a terrible
baking up IL win be several days before he
rvil be able 10 work
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HAZEL DELL RACES.
Some of Them Run ON Saturday-sum
mary of the Contests.

sumo OF Ahem nun on SaturdaY-bum-
mary OF the Contests.
At last the Hazel Dell races, or por.
tion Of them at least, have come of.
The races were set for Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. Continued rains
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday held
them off until Saturday afternoon The
track was in good condition and the
events went off nicely until about as
o'clock, when heavy storm came up and
spoiled the sport
u the 800 class for New Castle county
trotters, John Tulby's Mollie Pitcher won
the first two heats In 2. 463 and 2. 81, with
W. p. Biggs' Dickey second. In the re-
naming heats w. G.. Maxwell's Garrison
gained good leads and finished first, time,
2. 4S, 3. 05 and 3.04. The rain came be-
tween the third and fourth heats. The
summary Of the race in the order Of posi-
tion at the start:
800 race, purse, $3.50.
w. p. Biggs, Middletown,
J, b Tciniaini, WininigtoH, bs
John Tully, wilmington, ch m =
Mollie Pitcher. 3
w. Z; Hickman, wilmington, br
| Billy Lambert. ................ 2
| W. Maxwell, Middletown, bg
Time, s,lSi6, Isl. AIS aoS. S.oi. :
In the g. 40 class trotters the time was
several minutes better than the rating.
II was won without much trouble by
Shreve's Fanny d, in three straight heats.
Summary.
2.4O class, purse, $3.50
+, =, shreye' Mt Holly, N. j.. m m
G. W. Wright, Philadelphia. m Lin :
l dArObe s-st.s................. 2 2
A. II. Tyson, Chester, Pa. blk m Nettie 3 /
Charles II. Smith, HRddonheid, MI
ch Judge Wilson n........... A \
Manly prennen, Elkton, Nd,
Time. 2.ss, sso, ASH. uiS'
Good time was made in the mile run
ming heats, 1.22 and 1928.
| Summary.
Running race, three-quarter mile heats,
purse, 500.
Heights Farm, Chestnut Hill, b m Aus
RicRsrd ii. sayles, Lancaster, Pa, ch
b. Stuffiet, Reading, Pa. b m Efiie Hardy !
w. II. May, Elkton. Md, ch m GlenOla 8
John BrattOn, Philadelphia, b & y.J. D.
Herman X. Tyson, Chester, Pa b
Time. l.22 123
Summary; 2.35 class, purse $3.50.
Elkton Stock Farm, SIN Ecru.
DR.. II. ii. Darlington. Concordville, Pa, eh &
Thomas E; wiicox,Ivy Mills,b m Lady cOsster..
Time, 2.3S1f.
This concluded the program. Tn
judges were DR.. James h. Marshall O
Philadelphia, R. j. Grier Of Oxford, Pa.
and George g. Lobdell Of this city.
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naecalnurente sormon..

PROVIDENCE June 1z-President Robin.
son, Of Brown university, delivered the bae-
calaureate sermon 70 the class Of - at the
First Baptist meeting house yesterday.
ITHACA, N. Y, June 1.-THE baccalaure-
ate sermon at Cornell university was preached
yesterday afternoon by the Rev. David H.
Green, rector Of ST. Bartholomew church,
New York. His subject was ''The Two
l4y@ q Christ ". ASzS ts---- -
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olndstono Attncked.

LONDON, June 17.-The Economist makes a
violent attack upon Mr.. Gladstone on account
of the speeches made by him on hts western
trip It says they are utterly unworthy Of
his reputation and position; that he has in.
tentionally substituted obscurity for clear
ness, thus artfully misleading mems minds
The course pursued by him, il adds, will
cause the keenest and most unfegned regret
Evening journal., 1889-06-17
Floned wIth nls NIece.

TOLEDO, o., June l7-William Reichart,
a prominent business man of Jelloway, Knox
county, eloped with his niece, Sadie L. Reich
art, and came 10 this city. They were married
and returned home The girls parents are
indignant, and are looking for the preacher
who tied the knot
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Summary; 2.S5 class, purse $3.50.
Box once Open Tonight.

The Box Office, No. $40 Market street,
win be open this evening until o'clock,
for the exchange Of the free general
admission tickets for reserved seats for
the Commercial College Commencement
tomorrow night at the Opera House. A
packed house is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1889-06-17

A meeting of ex-regular soldiers, sail
ors and marines was held on Saturday
night for organization Of branch Of the
General Service Corps. William Kelly
was appointed chairman, and William p.
Windish secretary. A meeting for the
election of permanent officers will be held
next Saturday night.
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Aostf6 Sses;-, a.

LONDON, June 1L-Search was made by
the police throughout Battersea park for
the head Of the unfortunate Fisher woman,
portions Of whose body were recently found
floating in the Thames The police were as
sisted in the search by the same dog that
found the remains at Whitehall. Their
efforts were unsuccessful, however, no traos
of the head being found g.,
Evening journal., 1889-06-17
Tho striking Cabmen weaheninc.

PARIS, June II. The strike Of the cabmen IN
3his city is apparently beginning to break up
BONE Of the men resumed work. The Others,
however, remain firm and insist that they
will not resume work until the authorities
yield TO their demands. The ministry totally
ignore their request for another interview.
Evening journal., 1889-06-17
ON SATURDAY,
THE GOTH DAY OF JUNE, 1889,
Ats O'Clock d. m.
Al 20 CIOCh p m,
The following described Real Estate. viz.

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that lot OF parcel OF land, with three
story brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate in White Clay Creek hundred, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection Of the north
westerly side of a new street, recently laid
out by said William Dean, called Margaret
street. with the centre line OF another new
street recently laid out by said Dean. called
Annabella street. and running thence with
said side Of said Margaret street south 3634
degrees west leo feet inches to the centre OF
the public road leading from Newark to the
Paper Mill, thence with said centre line OF
said public road north 3015 degrees west 1a2
feet to other lands of said Dean, thence with
said land of said Dean north 59la degrees east
l19 feet inches to the centre OF said Anna
bella street; and thence with said centre line
Of said street north 3016 degrees east 55 feet 9
inches 70 the place of beginning, containing
thirty-six and eighty-seven hundredth
perches, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Joseph Dean, executor of William
Dean, deceased, and (. T.. and to ha sold bv
ALVAN ALLEN, Sherif.
Sher1tf's Ohice. Wilmington, June Il. 1889.
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chnnees In the Duffalo nan reau

BUFFALO, June l7.-Pitcher "Bilfyn Bish-
op, Of the Syracuse Stars, has been signed,
and Pitchers Tanning and Gilmore been re-
leased by the Buffalo club Shortstcp Luf-
berry will be released this week
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THE UNITED STATES
Funeral Directing Company.
WILMINGTON BRANCH,
No. ! East Eighth Street,
H. GRAHAM, Business Manager,
A. ]. THOMPSON. Funeral Director.

Funeral Supplies OF the best aud at
tendAnts unsurpassed; The prices for
goods and services furnished for cash
funerals viii be found far below the
prices usually charged by andertakers
for the same quality of goods. Manufac-
lures its own goods and furnishes them
at manufacturers' prices, doing away
with the middle profit. This Company Is
outside of ali "Undertakers' Unions', and
so arranges its own prices Bodies EN-.
balmed without extra charge when de.
sired. The Company is Incorporated un'
der the laws of New Jersey, and has It,
factory at Camden, n. y.
Telephone 56I.
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1Itnhmnn Rnuar.ln.l-

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Charles II Litch-
man, ex-general secretary Of the K Of l.
who stumped Indiana and other states for
Harrison and Morton, has been appointed a
special agent Of the treasury department.
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ITEMS OF NreREsT

That tired feeling, so subtle and yet ~
overpowering, is entirely overcome by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones anc
strengthens the system and gives good
appetite. Be sures to get Hoods Ssrsa
parilla. 100 Doses One Dollar" is true
only of this peculiar medicine. iN
-s~-4s .-eAtt - -
mr.. HoBBs, said the detected look
ing young man who had charge Of the
.pure California fruit cider" department
of the big grocery store, 'I'm afraid you'll
have to get somebody to take my place. .
Whats wrong, Filkins2" inquired his
employer. 1--WE Joined the church" re.
piled the gloomy young man, "and ]
can't conscientiously sell that stuff
for cider any longer, Mr.. Hobbs-not for
any $40 a month, anyhow. Chicago
Tribune. 49,