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River View.

In presenting 10 the public the plat Oh
."River View we call the attention OF
capitalists. guardians Of trust funds ana
more especially the White Mechanics oil
our city, to the same for investments ana
homes These lots are located in our
fast-gro-vinc West End, and in order TO
oct this addition built up limited mum
her win be sold AT the low price OF hye
ts5) dollars per front foot. Terms one,
fourth cash balance in six, twelve, ana
eighteen months, or one-third cash Dai-
ance IN six. twelve, eighteen, twenty'iour'
thirty. and thirtv-six months, q per ceht.
interesl. or viii deduct two and q nan
l2D per cent. for all cash. The night IS
reserved 10 advance price without no
lice This Is rare chance 10 MAKE an
investment In beautiful, high, and lever
lots as this addition adioins me cllly
western parks. il is a wel.established
fact All over the world that lots located
between the old part Of a city and the
parks of the city rapidly grow in yaiue
Sucb a the location OF River iew
addition. and we recommend these lois ~
sure and profitable investment Csi
early and let us show you these Deauliiu
lots and select choice lot before 'hel
ADVANCE r. b. CHAFFIN * Co.
"' '"' Real Estate Agents
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CHRISTMAS IN COLUMBIA.
Pleasant Enteitsinments-Generai Men
tion.
To ffs Editor Ddi'g Timfs.

10 ne EdiIOT Ddtty J"sts'
COLUMBIA, Va, December 20, 1855
This ancient but progressive village. on
the Upper james, was enliyened last
nioht by Christmas tree entertainment
at st. Johns Episcopal Church, OF which
Rev. L. B. Burwell is rector. When the
tree brought forth It's heterogeneous as-
sortment of fruitage, prompted by the
inspiration of brilliant lights, beautifui
decorations, and bright and happy faces
appropriate addresses were made py the
rector and Messrs. G.. p. H0dgson, Z. D
Thomas, Philip Snoddy, and others. The
decorations of the church, made by the
fair hands Of youthful devotees, were
particularly tasteful and beautiful. The
Baptists had somewhat similar enter
tainment al their new church here several
days ago. bat instead OF a tree, tuu-
rigced ship was freighted with Xmas
goods for the young and old.
Christmas has been very quiet here
abouts. Large crowds of the colored
population daily congregate in town,
making imminent riots similar to those
Of other parts of the country, all OF
which NAV, without doubt, be attributed
20 the result of the recent Presidential
election Had Cleveland been elected
by the States, az he was by the pe01~s. no
such disturbances would have eusued.
The lengthy and heavy coal trains now
running over the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad give an air of life and ac-
tiyity to the times, but they do not Inn
prove the smoothness Of the road-bed at
all.
The sportsmen have found game un-
usually scarce the past season, but during
the holiday season at least every other
person met with is accompanied by a
dog and carries z gun. Wild geese have
scarcely put in an appearance at all
Tobacco Is selling so low now that
scarcely any is brought to market and
unless prices Of produce improve the
outlook for the farming community is
gloomy indeed.
The improvement by the combination
Of the TINES and Wig is very marked,
indeed, and its readers would offer cor
dial congratulations and wish II a pros
porous career for the future.
JOU-QUu.
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BEYOND THE SEA.
Latest Events by Cable
From the Old
World.
GERMANT SERENE OYER PRE-
SENT CONDITIONS
Foreign News and Notes.

BERLIN, December 31.--German news
papers generally comment on the open.
ing of the new gear with expressions OF
satisfaction at the peaceful outlook. The
North German Gazette prince Bismarck
organ) in summarizing the existing dif-
ferences between the various nations,
saws that the dispute between France
and Italy with regard to Tunis will not
have any important results. The paper
euiogizes the Seryian Radicals, declaring
that they gave convincing proof by their
action Yesterday of their willingness and
capability in the matter of formulating a
practical policy.
THF HAYTfES REPCBLrC ARRIVES N
NEW YORK
New YORK. December 81. Dispatches
from Havti state that the United States
steamshipGalena left for New York to-dey
with the Hayiien Republic in tow. The
paymaent Of indemnity was not enforced,
hui II was expected that the Washington
Government would send war shipsa gain
if payments were not made witdin a
reasonable time. Admiral Luce's in
structi0ns. il Is said, did not authorize
the use Of force TO obtain the money, but
only to take the vessel Ii was reported
that Hippolyte had recently won three
battles
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
ety-Ball-Christinas Tree
senatorship.
To the Editor Ddilg Tim@.

senatorship.
To the Editor Daily Tim@
HENDERSON, Y. c.. December 90
Though the weather has been the most
pleasant lin the memory of the Oldest
inhabitant," at this season of the year,
and everybody, from the octogenarian
down 10 the lisping infant, has had a
happy Christmas, our merchants, with
one accord, acknowledge trade has never
been duller since Henderson was incor-
porated. Nor is this place the excep-
ton. IL is a chronic complaint in Nir-
ginia and North Carolina, Indeed, over
the greater portion Of our common
country.
1t Is a little strange, however, that
people here, ss elsewhere, should cele-
brate the birth of the Saviour OF Man"
BY drunkenness, fighting. and other riot
Gus conduct In a Christian country
such conduct sayors Of the sscrilegious.
Thursday night the u. +. Church had
Christmas tree" upon which were
hung presents for about goo children,
which were distributed by Mr. Lewis ".
Barnes, so dressed as TO represent the
veritable Santa Claus. The presents were
dispensed under tie direction OF Sunday
School superintendent j. 4. Stallings.
The music furnished lbOth vocal and in
stumentaN, was under tho direct super
vision Of Professor George 5. Prichard.
There was a grand ball given here Fri
day night in Burwell Hall, at which the
youth, beauty, and elegance of Hender-
son and other places were well repre-
sented. Monday night, the last day OF
the year, the ladies will give the young
men leap year ball at which ii Is to be
hoped some modest bachelors may be in
duced to Join the fortunate army OF Ben
edicts. We know of one who will be
willing He spent all his money in
copies OF Major Jones Courtship, to
/ TO send around 10 manageable ladies
and walked till daylight hunting a sack
BAG where there was no dog, and Is still
/ disconsolste.
The political papers Of the State are
much exercised about who shall succeed
/ Senator Ransom In the United States
! Senate There are az many as hyt
prominent parties mentioned and adj
yocated, but the State cannot afford tc
| do without Senator RansOm's diplomacy
al this time, and II may be stated as
fact that the alliance and both politica
parties recognize this, and that the gen
eral will be his own successor. A. II.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 81. - Inc
,,r,ttsfed remains of the murdered man
found in East Park on " ednesua{ mon ~
inc last were yesterday identiiieo a.
,hoso of Antoine Schilling, aged "A yt ats
A. $40 o'clock last evening the man VINO
committed tho diabolical deco was IsKeh Ish
into custody. lis name Is , jacob
Sch Scbroop. aged about 40 years sehroopii
Ht'J' a. MS victim. is German. lie ana
lsS5 sSbilIinc were partners in small gro
80 tore Al No. 1912 Cadwallader
e,' s,rset By midnight SchrooP had made
confession to Chief of Detecliy's
Wood in which he acknowledged kiilne
s'I;lIir The motive for the deed wa
roiberv and all that Schroop realized oy
h;s dastsrdly crime was eighty dollars
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Special Announcement.

NJ is gratifying to the
TIMES and will be not less
so TO our advertisers and
friends who appreciate the
enterprise shown by our
paper, 10 know that our
circulation to-day h double
that represented BY the
TIMES and WHEG com
bincd on the FIRST instant.
Owing 20 the great de-
nand for cur sunday
Paper we were compelled
20 issue n second edition OF
four pages. We will here
after be prepared for every
emergency.
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FROM BEDFORD COUNTY.
Court News-An Interesting Forced mar
rage.


riage.
Especial Correspondence OF the TnfEs.l
LIBERTY, VA, December %. Our town
wa, thrown into some excitement to-day
nv the advent OF some thirty persons
from Roanoke, including a prisoner,
officers of court, witnesses, and friends OF
parties. The occasion was that John +.
Ellington. who recently did business in
Roanoke. was arrested in North Carolina
and brought 10 Roanoke on the charge OF
betraying Miss Susie j. Ayers Upon the
examination there, II was developed that
he ALLEGED offcnse was committed IN
Bedford county, and the prisoner was
sent here for examination. The number
of witnesses and counsel being large,
Justice Stump took charge Of the court
house, 10 examine the case, and the court
room was speedily crowded, but before
going into the trial the Justice directed
the room 10 be cleared Of all spectators.
The case took up the whole day, three
witnesses having been examined by the
prosecution, and dozen by the defense,
and. finally after candle-light, the de-
tense was dropped, the prisoner declared
he would marry the young lady, and the
services of County Court clerk and min
lister of gospel were called f0r--the clerk
10 issue the license and the Rev. X. NJ.
Chandler 10 perform the ceremony,
which was soon done in the company
of numerous and unlimited guests, in the
courtroom, among whom was your re-
porter. The couple are quite young and
good looking, and we wish them happi-
ness.
We have several cases of severe illness
in town. among them Mrs. a. \. Graves
and Mr. Robert Clayton, Jr, the latter
having typhoid fever H.
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General MAJ
jsl No. sI5 East Main street, Riehmos(
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rheumatism

Is undoubtedly caused by tactic acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the fiorous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
bips. and wrists. Thousands OF people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparllla Tos-
Tive cure for rheumatism. This medi
cine, by its purifying action, neutraizes
the acidity Of the blood, and also builds
up and strengthens the whole body.
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SINGULAR MORTALITY.
Three WeIl.Known Ladies suddenly isNe"
seriously Sick.


Lewiston. Me, December 9l.-Ihis
oonnmnnitv is shocked over the sudden
dceth of Mrs. Marx Robbins and Mrs;
Garcclon. wife of the Ex-Governor, and
he serious illness of Senator Fryes
vito ON Saturday Mrs Frye called on
Mrs Garcel0n, who bad been serious9
I'M for some weeks W hle win s MIs,
Garcelon, Mrs Frye was suddenly . takeh
IN Mrs. Robbins, who was also V'sls,ns
Mrs. Garcelon, aided in resuscitatlng hIs, hIrsi,
Frye. Mrs Robbins afterwards stafseo 1,'
home She had gone but a short uis-
tsnce when she was stricken down WIN
heart disease, and died in few minutes
Mrs Garcelon died on Sunday morning
Mrs Frye is in a procerious condition o,
Mrs Garcelon and Mrs Frye were
sisters
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RRIEF TELEGRAMs.

IrrFrRsoNvILLE, IND., December 81
1o,nes Gnmor. OF Boston, Crawford
'a.l-,ty S"i-H has been annoyed by persons
couss c,"a i,,', and riding his horses at night
s's",,, ss,nrdsv night he awoke and saw some @
o.an oal'iuH -, 81 .ble-door. He shot, and go
one one ~ ~ ~ az stat 80 le found his own l4-year'
old son mortally wounded
NEW YoRx December Si.-During sh' s
wear 1883. 1888 ,505 grants were lanIse ts-
At Castle Garden, an sncreAs' Vi i'''
over 1897. n
New YoaK, December g.. &SLx,s,
1888 the exports OF gold from New ~
were $8e $40 479, and the imports WI,
81. .0l4 '809 a net loss of $s6,646, iO2. H.
1881 the exports were 6,4SS 500, and ~
imports, $3s ,s42, $50, a net gain OF $Sf'
1853 $50.
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NEW YEARS RECEPTIONS
Ladies Who WIN Keep Open House To-
Day.

Day.
The following list is complete as far as
the TIMES is at'c - furnish
AT THE GOVERNORS MANSION.
Mrs. Governor Lee will receive between
the hours Of and 3, assisted by the fol-
lowing young ladies'
Miss fsosalie Winston, Miss Sally Mayo,
Miss Sally Archer Anderson, Miss Hattie
Ross. Miss Fannie Ross, Miss f. McKen-
nev. Miss Otey Cullen, Miss Josephine
LYONS, Miss Louise Mayo Miss Elise
Sirother. Miss Annie /. Camm, Miss
Mary Pegram, and Miss Ellen Lee.
WITH MRS. TREE.
Mrs. j. Z. Tree and Miss Tree will re-
ceiye nj 400 East Grace street from to q
Z. NJ, assisted by Mrs. Samuel REGISTER,
Mrs. Joseph A. White, Mrs. Seymour 5.
Cadot. Mrs. Charles H. Chalkley, Miss
Helen Hobbie, Miss c. 5. Leftwich, Miss
Wallace, Miss Lucie Wallace, Miss Mag
gle May, Miss Mamie Forbes, of Fred
ericksburg; Miss Bessie Wallace, OF
Shelbyyilie, Ky.
WITH MRS. LEWIS BOOKER.
Mrs. Lewis Booker, OF No. 7l3 West
Grace, will receive, assisted by Miss
Booker, Miss Campbell, of Washington
Miss Carter, Of Baltimore; Hiss Louise
Cooke, Miss Columbia Hayes, Miss Fan
lie Gordon, Miss Maggie Strlngfellow.
AT NR. PACE's.
at No. 100 Franklin street, west Mrs.
". W. Hte, Mrs. H. NJ. Jackson, Mrs. I.
u. Neal, Jr., Mrs. A. r. Donnan, Miss
sue Neal, Miss Birdie Neal, of Danville
Miss Elise Coke, Miss Meta Potts, Miss
Bessie Pace.
MISS HICKS LIST:
Miss Fannie Hicks, At 3ll East Frank
lin street, assisted by Miss Otey Wood
ward, of Albmarle county; Miss Lydia
Harris of GOOchland county, Miss
jimmie Archer Anderson, Of Amelia
county; Miss Willie Speight, OF Norfolk
Miss Grace Chswning, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va.
MRS. WILLIAM STOKES
will receive, assisted by Mrs. Robert
Gamble Csbell, Mrs. John Lottier, Mrs
| John Enders, Mrs. James Branch, Mrs
Ashton Starke, Mrs James Patterson
Miss NcPhail, Miss Virgie Brock, Mis'
Bette Deane, Miss Adkins,
WITH 1lIs. L. L. sTRAUsE,
800 East Grace street, Miss Sadie Camp
OF Norfolk, Va; Miss Ada Eisfeld, Bur
lington, Iowa Misses II. and B. Wal
lerstein, city; Mrs. Joseph Loyy, city
from to II P. NJ.
AT CAPTAIN MAXWELL T. cLARKE's.
Mrs. S. G.. Wallace and the Misses
Clarke will receive at No. 8 South Fifl
street, assisted by Misses Lily Cannon
Louise Mayo, Maggie Childrey, Florenc'
McKenney, Phoebe Warwick, and Alie'
Burwell
WITH MRS. ROBERT @. RESNoLDs.
Mrs. r. G. Reynolds, III East Frank
| I'm street, assisted By Mrs. I. I. Crump
Mrs. b. Randolph Wexford, Kisses Lam
of Fredericksburg, Gay Robertson, Mem
Myers, and Bessie Addison
WITH MRS. CHARLES Z. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Charles L. Williams, Miss WI
Iliams. and Miss Bruce Williams will re
ceiye, assisted by Misses Talcott, Rylsnc
Hayes, and others.
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rHE LARaEsr pIvIpENps.

For the relief and cure Of the in.
lammation and congestion called - cold
In the head there is more potency in
Elv's Cream Balm than in anything else
il Is possible to prescribe. This prepara-
ton has for years past been makinga bril-
liant success as remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh, and nay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious deyel-
opment OF the symptoms, while almost
numberless cases are on record OF radi'
cal cures OF chronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other modes Of treatment
have proved of nc avail.
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Z SOUTH DURING 1888.


|clopment In the Last Decade.
MORE, December S1.-fhe Manu-
Record, in Its annual review OF
uth's industrial development,
lat the capital represented by new
and manufacturing enterprises,
ID in 1888, was $10s 800, 600, di-
follows: Alabama, 800 ,4l2,OO0;
Y. $2s, ,800.0 900; Texas, ga, ,6J4 900:
$14,205, 900; Virginia, sl2, IA
hnessee, $ll, l,159, 900; Maryland,
700; West Virginia, $lO,ll4, 600
Il. s8.4S8,000; North Carolina,
ft Louisiana, $6.536,O00; South
|, e4,Sf3,0O0; Florida, S4,73l 900;
ppi. 81 .96S, 900. During 1888 there
anized 3,61S new enterprises,
/ ,490 I'm 1887, and ,575 in 1886
In three years, of S,623; in sddi-
which there were hundreds Of
terpiises, such az grist-mills, &c,
ted in this enumeration review
South since 1880. The Record
lat in that time 10000 miles Of
! has been built, and that over
10 have been spent in building
rs and improving old ones.
h the South made 391 ,3Ol tons of
and in 1889 It will produce
700. 900 tons. In 1890 there were
| tons Of coal mined in the South
I6.476. .7S5 tons in 1850. Cotton
e increased from 1SO, with 10
rs and 1889 spindles in 1880,
100 mills, with 3s 1000 looms and
spindles. The value OF cotton
made in the South in 1855
&,rly S50.000,000, against SSl, !
! In 1880. There are now
ID cotton-seed oil mills, with about
4 loo invested, against forty mills
The value of the South's agii-
3products for 1888 was $500, ,00O,'
/ st S57i 100000 in 1879, and The
tk II now estimated AZ 1915, 600,
4nst 1891 100000 in 1887. The
= Dn of grain last year was 629,-
Z ushels against 431 ,074,63O bush
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OVER THE WIRu
Telegraphic News
All Parts of I'll
Country.
VTEWs or VARIOUS GOTL
ABOUT THE FUTCRl
General TsIsgrsphio Report

PfrrsBURe, Pa, December :
Pittsburg Voltsblatt will to-morr
llsh autograph letters from fourtd
errors OF some Of the more pr
states and Territories in the Un
viewing the events Of the closi
and briefly considering the prosp
the year 1899:
Governor Adams, Of Colorad
1899 has been the most prosperous
Colorados history. The popular
increased over 25 per cent, the a.
wear 20 per cent, and the neN
promises even greater gains. he
newcomers 10 come and aid us IN
ing up the model State of the
here upon the crest Of the Contine
Governor Thayer, Of Neorasks,
/ The sentiment lt is a grand IN
+ that the natives OF other counIrie
are subjects Of sovereigns, they car
here and be themselves sovereigns
Governor Beaver, OF Pennsyij
saws Pennsylvania owes much I
sturdy pioneers Of German descent i
the German element a glowing trl
/ saws 1888 was of unusual prosperity
| 1889 promises even better things
= Governor Lee, of Virginia,
/ activity of common carriers has
larger Than ever before, and the rap
velopment Of Virginia's great reso
/ points TO new ara Of prosperity II
oh Commonwealth. -.
Governor Wilson, of West Nir
sends a sentiment deploring bribe
elections. and hopes the new year
3 bring a political morality which WI
denim bribery az elections III a
forms as one Of the greatest crime
can be committed in a Government
Governor Taft, of Rhode Island
there is a feeling Of confidence
S future prosperity Of the industries
state. growing largely from the res
the national election giving asst
that the principles which have 50 IA
national growth aie to remain
f stantially as they now are;
T Governor Leslie, OF Montana,
! / 1853 shows marked advancement
f directions and that Montana hi
BRIGHTEST and most promising 0,
r Of anv of the Territories for the !
o / II a on a.solid basis, its onward
r. is steady and irresistible. -
e Governor Perry, Of Florida, say +
p Is making marvellous advancement
a terially. morally, and edpcationall
J. exends hearty welcome TO all go'
I. migrants, asking no questions as
{. itics or religion.
# Governor Temple, OF Washlngto
IS ritorv, sends glowing pen picture
j. Territory's advantages, ana belieV
n she will he the richest Commonwe
,l the Pacific coast in ten years iron
8 She is qualified to enter the I'M,
"a saws. and demands TO be admitted
d out other conditions than are pres
le bv the Constitution of the United
e. Governor Riggs, of Delaware s.
" State is prosperous and happy, an
as he contentment and happiness
m nation depends on the moral ecu
nj of the masses; which are making p
sy every where
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a New Firm.

partnership has been formed, as
seen in our advertising columns,
the name and style OF Whitile,
Il Co., for the parpose OF con-
the wholesale wooden, willow,
ware business. and dealing in
vine. paper-bags, tobacco, fancy
les. etc, at No. 1915 East Main
have purchased the entire stock
$yill, and fixtures Of Mr.. John IL.
am. -, Dt
members of the firm are Mr.. +. M;
lie Jr., who has been connected
3he firm OF Allison & Addison; Mr.
Ies Selden, recently superintendent
l. Richmond City Railway Com
/ and Mr. J. II. Addison, son OF Mt
Addison, all well known in our city
.ntlemen of fine business talents and
Z ssing universal popularity
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Richmond Theatre Boston ldeals.-Nignt
"Oueon Topaz" O'Clock
Mozart Academy-Thatcher, Primrose
Vests Minstrels. O'Clock
Broad-sueet Opera house-Joseph j. sum
van" The Black Thorn "-matineo 2sO T. VI.
THE Block Thorn might, o'clock.
Musee Theatre-M Matinee, 2.S5 p. NJ night
O'clock Varieties.
Putnsm's ComiQue-varieties-sP ?. NJ
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Sxrnn OF FiRs

is Natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO Cleanse the System
when Bilious or COstiye 10 dispel Head
aches, Colds, and Fevers TO Cure Habit
ual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
m0nd, Va.
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Don't Hesitate

for one moment, bot buy box OF the
Cherokee Cough drops and cure that cough
YOU have. Only s.. per box. satisfac-
lion guaranteed or money refunded. On
sale al all drug stores and confectioneries
Trade supplied by Purcell, Ladd q %
aud Powers, rsylo & CO., wholesale
druggists.
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Tho Bromide Expectorant or Rock ano
Rye Expectorant, a real eincaciouS IA a.
prompt medicine, Tor coughs, DoiuT, en,or,
complaints of like character. IL VIZ ~im s'rr "
onick relief, and contains no oPlu" VI
chloroform. Sold by
/. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Broad Streets
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vocrar's Fragrant Cream OF Al.
monds" the best, the quickcs' .no alton ,'go
lasting, the most fragrant PTcp"a"so,yyS' PTI, oyc'
for m ehappod or tender skin. Try " ''''
hottie
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am going TO commence ,,,.l mo!lng aoS ouS
stock OF tobacco from the Planters All an
Merchants warehouse and storing sa,no an
IN sbockoe warehouse. Owners Qi 10. 70,
5,acco stored in the former warehouse
S"Il nlesse take notice and attend 10 ihe
wetter OF Insurance Of their holdings
lSlg"o"l Proprietor.
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rneIa Ramua sAYs

Snam de fAck dat Dochur Daoids Con
snlp is de bess | eber tuck WY
wke. chile, tuck Il dost yudder night
roDn | thought was ded and on my way
de grabe yard, and hit stopt my COLIN
,e pwine 10 recommended bit TO all de
,on clubs.
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Desperado Killed.

|EsfoN. W. VA, December 81
{ been learned here that Tom
one of the most desperate Of the
|qang. was killed by Detective
|turday The detectives had q
for Wallace, but he resisted