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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
FREDERICKSBURG.
The PcndIoton Triai-The Confederate
Dead.
r~pecial telegram 70 tina Dispstch.1

Especial telegram 10 ths Dispstch1
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, December 4.-The third
DAVIS proceedings Of tho trial OF Pendlston for
tho murder of Colonel Goodwin began In tho
County Court thls morning. shortly after the
court opened tho evidence for tho prosecution In
chief was concluded and the Jury we're taken 20
the scene Of the murder On the return OF The
Jury this evening the evidence for the defence
was begun, and the court adjourned mt
lao hour without concluding the evidence
for tho defence. which will probably oc-
cupy the entire day tomorrow. The prisoner
to-day was exceedingly restless aud for the orst
time since his arrest displayed considerable
emotion. The number OF spectators In attend
apce was lsrger than yesterday aud more inte-
rest Is being manifested than In any previous
case tried In the Couoty Court
CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Mrs J. n. Barney, president OF tho ladies'
Confederate Memorial Association. received To-
day n check for saffron General Iubal A. Early
Tor the replacing az the hea6siOnes 10 the Con.
sederatc dead ia this city, which 10 sadly needed.
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.ucrroN sALEs-rhis Day.

BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
Duo. T.. LsughtOn. Jr.. Salcsmsa.l
No "a north Ninth street.
HANDSOME PA Il l. o II A y ID
CHAMBER FURNlTURE-ELR3AST
FRENCH-PLATB MANrkL MIRRORS, HARD
MAN UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND PIANO.
HAIR MATTRESSES SPRINGS. LOUNGES,
HAT-RACKS, BUFFErS, &C., &C, AT AUG
TiON.
THURSDAY TuE 5TH INSTANT
nj i0X O'Clock, will sell In nv rear salesroom
the largest and best collection OF FTkNIFUhE
sold tor several month, and will consist in part
Of
UPRIGHT 7TOCTAvE CABINET GRAND
HARDMAS kOSEWOOD.CA>E PIANO. The
reputation OF this manufacturer needs no
additional description u she Instrument.
? extra large FKENCH-PLATE BENELLRD
GLASS MANTEL MIRRORS, In elaborate
frames:
l very handsome new MAHOGANY PARLOR
SUIT OF latest design and hest make, IN
diIereut colors Of six plush. with covers.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. with NirroB
10 Washstands. and WBrdfoOcs 10 match.
Excellent HAIR MATT RE~>ES. HOLSTERS, and
Pillows. and BID SPRINGS.
2 very handsome WALNUT BUFtETS;
large WALNU HALL-RACN:
LOUNGES. MARBLE 1OP TABLES, sc.
Ia addition 70 the above, which IA Of excellent
quality, there will be offered many articles OF
HOUSEKEEPING FUkNIIukE. The as>ort-
meut IA now reaiy for examination, snd iniend-
ing purchasers are invited 20 call before the
hour ~ sale.
Special eaIe OF LADIES' CIOAEs on FRIDAY
az 1915 o'clock A. N. In Same room.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
de4 AucIioneer.
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GRATEFUL--COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
RREAKEAST

by a thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern tho oper&tions Of digestion
and nutrition, aud by cagsfal application OF
the fins properties OF wel-s9lected Cocoa. Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with q
dellcatsly Favored beverage when may save Us
many heavy doctors bills. Il Ii by the iudicious
use OF such articles OF diet that a constitution
may DO gradually built up until strong enough
% resist every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds
Of subtle malsdies are floating around Us ready
10 attack wherever there 10 weak polat We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood ana
properly no1rished frame. ctpiLSsrvics CD
setts.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In haltpound tins py groeers, labelled
thus; JAMES EPps q Co. homeopathic Che
mktA London. England. ~ ls-ss, ru&Thly
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TAX NOTICE..
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF CITY TAxEs,)
CITY HALL.
RICHMOND, December /. 1883.
Office TO TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES for 1859 are
due aud payable at this ofice during this month.
penalty OF per cent Will be added 70 all bills
remaining unpaid December 3ist and the same
returned delinquent and published according 10
law Every male twonty-one years OF age and
every person Keeping house or doing business
In tho city are assessed for n personal tax, and
those who have not paid any city taxes during
the year will please call and settle, so az TO avoid
being osted as delinquent
There have been put In my bands during the
past month a very large amount Of paving. pipe,
and sewer-connection bills which are due a. once
ana will have 10 DO declared dsiinq ent II not
paid before DECEMBER 3lsr Please ask II there
are any such bills against you whom paying your
take. Z. W. CUNNINGHAM.
do Lin Collector Of City Taxes
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AUCruOs Sales.--future Days.
By Manning c. Staples a Co.. Auctionoers,
fl0fk Main streeL

A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
"A AND WE'LL FINISHED DWELLING ON
SOUTH PINE STREET, And DESIGNATED As
SEVEN ROOMS ASD ALI THE USUAL con-
VENIESCE-. Tho scarcity Of buding lots and
tho demand for houses In this thick y-settied 10
cation makes this property desirable other
for investment Or home. Tho lot Il ljH
foot iront AMI has depth Of 100 feet % IA alley.
Tho salo will tako place by request OF the owners
ut puDilc auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. DscEsBEg 8. 1889,
at4 o'clock p. n.
Terms 0ne-'hird cash, snd tte balance
twelvo and tventy-four months, the deferred
payments 10 10 secured by decd Of trus, on the
property and 40 insurance policy.
MANNING {. SIAPLRs 4 Co,
no Auc iOnoers
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Mr.. D. C. AfCANN, DipGteh Office, RirA-
m0na, Ta.. zOysteS..
Iksve a5rd Il. B. c. Tonic fer catarrhal
bronchitis. /ao05 pe,-y ml1(h REDUCED, and 5nf-
fr,rd wuha hacking eo,tgh. /Aave ased OnlyFsoO
6ollie5 of lie Tonic and am greatly b<n5fleG.
IAave no cough. my appetite and GIgettiOn is
nor good, AMI altogether /ItFlhke a nrs0 man.
HIA he use Of ffsO mare 6OAtlrf I Trpeet 10
be entirety yr5fOyrd. I eheeytally recommend
Ahs preparation as a sy,y superior fonie and
0ltSyasiVe.
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nomsas. MULES, cows, &c.

.r-~ '..H-1-erer- .r-r-re~
L,OR SALE, A FINE, LARGE Tn
IL BAY HORSE, eight years old. War <1zS
rauted sound. win work either single or
double. Can be seen on Thursday after A. NJ.
a. ELLRTT'S feed store. No. 5l3 east Marshall
straet de 5-its
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IGOR WANT OF USE / OFFER o.,
IL my RoRsk. TOM ToODLBS, Jm G-1A
Kind; warranted sound; has trosted 1oo APP
ply st .oUl Yenshis street. no 2a-eedas
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CUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC-WANT-
y I'd. everybody TO know that am paying the
highest cash price for PRIME SUMAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot In Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed,
WARNER MOORE,
ShOckOe Mills.
LIME, CEMENT. aud PLASTER. sel5
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Old John Browns fort at Harpers Ferry ID not
- ceisbfsted ~ Or. Bulls Cough syrup.
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RAILROAD LrNrs.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAr-
~ WAY COMPANY =
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PONDS I EXTRACT
AS this man was.

a have been a constant sufferer
for years from about Nov. Ist until
the following June from severe
colds in my head and throat, in
fact. the whole mucous tissue from
the nose down to and including
the bronchial tubes, were more or
less affected. 1t was fast develop
ing into CHRONIC CATARRH.
| had tried most known remedies
and was finally persuaded last
March ouse PONDS EXTRACT.
snuffcd itup my nose and inhaled
il; gargled my throat with 1t and
swallowed il. 1t relieved me Won
derfully and has effected almost
radical cure. | have 1Std 1t for
burns, bruises, and sprains, and
believe it invaluable in such cases.
| believe also that no family should
be without it in the house, feeling
as | do that it comprises a whole
Pharmacopcia within itself
FREDERIC f. FTVCE.
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RICaYoSD, Va, DECEMBER 3, 1889. ?
FINE SHERRY WINES.

We arc now landing OF our direct importation
a largo invoice Of the celebrated GORDON
sHERrnE~ shipped by the great house OF Gem
zalas, Byass & Co.. OF Spain, embracing vim
tages which have high reputation.
We olier the following brands in octaves In
bond or duty paid
WV. 0. p, V. :. OF
de SLOT DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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ESTABLISHED 1880. @
- PRESTON Br1vIH. M
T L Il W / T L r E,
3Goyernor stres- Richmond Va
leu "a
WANTS.
AN EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR
AAND SOLICITOR DESIRES EMPLr YMENr.
Best 81 reference given. address COLLECTOR,
go west Marshal street. city. do BIT
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS MAN
w COOK 70 private family. Must be sober
EDWARD r. BARNEY,
de 5-1W HOmeWOod, Surry county, Va.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
w COOK, male or female Must live on the
cot and 0ome well recommended. None but
- '' iRs. r P. ANDERSON
Gail at lie south Third street, city. de 5-lt'
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR NICE
~ LY FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
ROOMS. Terms moderate. Apply at No. 52o
north Ninth street de 5-it'
WANTED, A SERVANT AS COOK,
w and 20 assis 10 house-clcaniug No wash
ing Apply at $-G south Laurel street de BIT
WANTED. A RELIABLE co l.
w ORED WOMAV TO NURSE Az INFANT.
Must bring recommendation. Apply at 10
north Cherry street between 10 a. NJ. and Il ".
do BIZ
WANTED. A GOOD SETTLED
w NURSE at 81 east Clay street. reference
required. DO 5-lt'
VETANTED.-AN INDUSTRIOUS,
w honest, and intelligent young man wants
POSITION As ASSISTANT BOOh-KEtPtR OK
GEN ERAL OFFICE-MAS. Can give good city
references. Address ". c. D., l2lJ east Broal
street de -.
A COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER
"A AND OPERATOR on TIE REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER DESIRES APOSITiON. Address
sTENOGKAPHER Box g33. city do o-st'
WANTED. TO BUY ONE SECOND
w HAND POOl~TABLE. one BILLIARD IA
BILE, aud ono COMBlNAIiON POOL-TABl t.
Address by letter or postal, NAED NOIsEkP,
l1l6 east Main street do 5-Ih6SuI
WANTED, AN ACCOMPLISHED
w COOK, WASHER, and IRONER Apply
at 9l6 west Franklin street. dc i-ot'
ENINE PARLOR ORGAN TO BE
Z GIVEN AWAY II s25 east broad street on
DECEMBER 2iTH. Come aud sec IT, EVERY
SATURDAY JOURNAL with twenty good
books free), g a year. ample copy Tree by mall
X. o. DECPkEE,
de 4-6t' o. x. News Store, s25 east Broad street.
WANTED, $50, 600 FOR A TERM
w OF one, two, or three years on eilt-edge So
curlties Address j., LOck-Bo1 No. so, DanYile,
Va de- ~
WANTED, EVERY HOUSE
w KEEPER ia Richmond and Manchester
that admifes clean cloths 20 call NJ LUCh &
DAYS. 5O9 west Main sreot. ana get one OF
DAYS CELEBRAi Ed STEAM fOUN IAN
WASHERS on two weeks trial free. IL requires
no labor % use this washer as ills purely steam
process. j. w. JOHNSON. owner OF Patent.
I o DICKINSON, STATE Agent do 4-3t'
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DICHMCND. FKEDEHl,hafIaf
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALirfAi. lAAt-r ..FG
10 AND FNUA BAL lMOta. ..s
DELfNiA. NsW tUHh. A.I
EASTERN And b. -7r
E.tN lIlIf-
ONLY TWELVE ul,HS fsrTs.y RITA.
&OND AND EhLiiHIll 81 Ehl1
LilaN I4N.
Couesponiingly quick cme % o.rsr p a
Through bills u lsiiag .-s-c. a. .1T .s.e,
a. lAlL.I
mol Gflers. gat As.
DICHMOND AND nANlLLEENI-
u ROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ElrTs SCOTIA
AND ~D.tUN .,I
PULLMAN -LEEfhRs OA Az t.rlf
TRAINS
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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
800
LONG

Jes' a little bit O. feller-I remember still
Ust to almost cry fer Christmas. like young
ster will.
Fourth O. July's nothin' to it!-New Years
amt q SMELL
Easter s~undny-Circus day-jes' all dead in
the shell!
Lordy, though! at night, you know, to set
around and hear
The old folks work the story off about the
sledge and deer.
And "Santy" shootin' round the roof, all
wrapped in fur and fuzz-
Long afore
Iknowed who
"Santy Claus" wuz.
Ust to wait, and set up later a week er two
ahead:
Couldn't hardly keep awake, ner wouldn't 20
to bed:
Kittle stewin' on the fire, and mother sittin'
Darnin' socks and rockin' in the skreeky
rocking cheer;
Pap gap, and wonder where it wuz the
money went,
his liniment:
And we a-dreamin' sleigh bells when the
clock 'ud whir and buzz
Long afore
knowed who
SANITY Claus" wuzl
Size the fireplace, and fgger how "Old Sanity"
could
Manage to come down the chimbly, like
they said he would:
Wisht that ] could hide and see him-won-
dered what he'd say
Ell he ketehed q TELLER layin' fer him that
Always?
But l bet on him, and liked him. same as eff
he had
Turned to pat me on the back and say,
Look a here, my lad:
Here's my pack-jes, help yourself like oil
good boys does!"
Long afore
knowed who
"Santy Claus" wuz.
VISIT that yarn wuz true about him as it
'peared to be
Truth made out O. lies like that-un's good
enough :er me.
Wisht l still wuz SO confdin' l could jes' go
wild
Over hangin' up my stockin's like the little
Cimbin' in my lap tonight, and beggin' me
to tell
Bout them RENDERS, and ODDS Sanity that
she loves SO well:
I'm halt sorry for this little girl-sweetheart
of his
Long a:ore
She knows who
"Santy Claus is!
Jas. Whitcomb Riley.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

bring. it was put over q chair.
When the long night was at last ended,
Helen's delight was unbounded. n as she
found the presents. she would go to the reg
lister and say: "Tank. tank, Santa Claus!"
A few days afterwards a plumber was
called in to repair the pipe leading to the
same register, and just as he was drawing
himself out of the opening Helen came. into
the room.
The man was large and g~ood-natured,
with n long gray beard. He smiled at..sight
Of the little two-year-old, who looked at him
doubtingly for a moment, with her hands
elapsed behind her. His smile treasured her,
and, going up to him, she said:
els you dot.any d~oll.babiesi in your potet?"
With kind reply the, man took his de-
parture, and to this dav little Helen is sure
she has seen and talked with old Santa Claus
himself,-Youth's Companion.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
HOLIDAY

The picture slowly faded, the mothers rest
less eyes opened, and sought the white
winged angel.
81 renounce the eternal peace" she sighed.
"Give him strength for his allotted task"
In the semi-darkness of the silent room her
slender fingers unclasped the strong hand
that had already hushed the child to rest.
leave him to do his work, and earn his
rest"
Some words the angel said, perhaps oil
sorely-needed encouragement, but they died
away in the stiffness, only tho last remain,
ing audible in the silent night.
"Behold, his reward is with him, and his
work before him, and the mothers anguished
eyes grew calmer.
One swift fightnow, and they paused again.
A room this time which seemed dimly familiar
or was it only the soft light which brought
vague dreams of ocean caves, and still waters,
deep down out of human sight?
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

And now once more they were in a room, a
different one again from the last. A splendid
room in a splendid house, the walls hung with
pictures, the dimly lighted burning night
light showed family forth the many treasures
with which the place were full. Everything
told of wealth and luxury which reigned
throughout a great house. In the silence of
the shaded light a woman's anxious panied
eyes were turned to the white-winged angel.
"You bring a message OF DEATH" she said
softly; and her eyes, SO full of pain, so full OF
courage did not falter. "Take him. See, l
give him to you-my little longed-for son.
Crippled, unhappy baby, take him into your
safe keeping"
While his hand yet touched the child.
"Look first" he said, and within the shadow
OF the great bed there appeared a picture. A
room, magnificent even as this one-might it
not have been the same?-and on the bed a
white, dim~ly-outlined form, with a face beau
tiful in death, with the beauty of courage
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

and nobility. And all the room was full OF
figures whose cries and mourning filed the
still air. >-&
"We loved him, they cried, land alas, he
is dead!"
One stood by his side and watched the ST.
lent figure, and clasped her hand, and sobbed.
"He was a cripple too, but until l saw his
life I never knew how suffering should be
borne!"
"Motherless and alone, he went on his
weary way, bearing his pain-to us oil alike
he has shown tho way. Oh, God! what loss
if we had never known him, never learned to
follow his brave example, Courage, virtue,
patience, tenderness, love- when has he ever
failed? It is only by following in his foot.
steps, striving to do as he has taught, that
we can show how his memory lives yet in our
hearts. We could not forget. even If we
would, but yet that is not all that life re-
quires Of us. Having shown us the way, it
rests with us to follow after"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

A stream Of moonlight shone through a
halfclosed window on to a bed, whereon lay
a slender dark-eyed woman.
Such a world OF sorrow in the dark eyes,
such tender grief when the angel paused ere
speaking the familiar words, that, as his
voice. with It's murmured Choose" echoed
through the silent night, in swift terror An
gela clasped his arm, all the past surging in
upon her.
ooh, do not ask her!" she cried. "In her
ignorance she may not choose Alright"
But, before her words were spoken, this
other sad eyed mother had spoken also; not
with the swift passion of the onlooker, but
with soft, human heart break.
II mo choose, because I cannot 'see-I
trust" And then a sigh, which seemed to
frame itself into, ut is well. with the child. -
Who spoke those words?
The DON was still and dark, save for the
green, shaded light-the stream of moonlight
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
Good Resolutions.

Good resolutions are worth making. 1t is
cowardly to refuse to make them simply be-
cause we are afraid we will not be able to
keep them. But they should be made hum
bly,, d%ifidently, with a purpose to carry them
out, and q determination to seek strength
for doing so from the Lord. There are men,
and many OF them, who, as the poet tells us,
'resolve, and die the same" but there are
others who keep themselves in perpetual drill
and progress by the pledge which they rever.
emily make as part of their Christian conse-
Grafton. There is a danger in resolving in
too large a way-setting the stakes, as it
were, too far out-and thus providing for
discouragments and failures which are sure
to follow. Many a good era t that sails off
from the new year harbor is shipwrecked be-
cause of this indiscretion. A less ambitious
method is a safer, and therefore a better one.
United Presbyterian.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

gel, and his voice was grave and sad. "On
Christmas eve the choice lies with the mother"
OF O sudden, through the darkened room,
there was a fash of light, and it shone out
clearly, a picture. Angela, breathless, clasped
the angels hand again, whilst she strove to
realize 1T.
A lighted room. the freight Pickering on
the walls, comfort, luxury, on all the rich
interior. In the doorway a tall, stern, gray
haired man; his Eyes turned now IN the :or-
lorn group Of children gathered about the
fire, now toward where O woman, ~gray.hajred
also, sorrowed apart.
81 enounce him." the man said, and there
was more passion and grief in his voice, un-
raised as it was, than if he had cried aloud.
"Disgrace-Shame! He has brought down
our gray hairs, his mothers and mine, with
sorrow to the grave. He is my eldest son,
and l can only say that l wish he had never
been born"
The children sobbed and the mothers tears
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

that l had never known all the sin and pain
there is in this unhappy world! No mother
to help OF guide me. Lost, miserable, there
is no place for me in all the world.
There was q cry audible abovethe wind and
rain, or was it the echo of that first heart
broken one? Then silence, save for the howl
ing storm, and the dim light showed no form
outlined against the b~lackness. The snow
flakes fell faster than ever into the dark
hurrying river, which was black and cold as
the night beneath which it flowed.
"What q terrible dream!" =
/ The mother shivered a little, and drew her
baby closer-closer to herself, further from
the white. ROBBED angel.
"Love-a mothers love-" she sighed,
would guard from sin and trouble alike"
Human love" the angel whispered, "can
avail so little" &.sI 49,:
But the woman replied not, and the watch
ers passed away into the night beyond.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21

Fat Turkey - I've
been living high lately.
Wonder what's the
matter. What ia this
Christmas busin e 8 g
anyway.
Thin Turkey (who
has ~consumption) -
You'll find out before
night; ia, ia!