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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

The Richmond Dispatch is uneasy at
Reeds dispatch of business. for fear II
means the trying of some of the contests
before the usual date--the close of Con-
grcss.- Bristol NelrS
The Richmond Dispatch confesses that it
is afraid REID viii play the r6le which was
played by the notorious KEIFER, of Ohio,
some years ago. We may do REED injus-
tce in thus chasing him with the man who
as Speaker of the House of Representatives
claimed to he able to decide by an inspec-
ton Of the House whether quorum was
present or not: but we fear that REED and
kEIFER are two of kind"
The Ners must not forget that the Con-
stitution of the United States secures to
one ffth of the members Of the House of
Representatives The right to have the yeas
and NAYS upon any proposition voted upon
by tue House entered upon the Journal.
Let the Republicans beware. The next
House of Representatives will be Demo
cratic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

The MAscoT CASDIDATE.-The Washing
ton Post Independent Republican, pro-
phesies as follows;
1.-The decision Of the Ohio Supreme
Court on the election amendment. de-
claring il TO be lost. has the effect of fix
ing the term of Governor Campbell at two
years. Had the Court declared the amend
inent adopted Mr.. Campbell's term would
not have expired until January, 1893. To
enable the Ohio Mascot to obtain place
in the presidential race ii will be necessary
for him to be reelected Governor in 1891.
Governor-elect Campbell is n very level
headed man, and if given fair show by
his party associates lie will bring no dis
credit upon himself or the Democratic
cause
A majority of the votes cast on the said
amendment were in favor of its ratifca-
ton, but as it required a majority of oil
the votes cast in the presidential or Gov
ernor's election to ratify it the amendment
failed. In other words, a majority of the
voters Of Ohio were Indifferent upon the
subject and voted neither AYE" nor
mo" But according to the Post it was
well for Mr.. CAMPBELL that the amendment
was lost, seeing that his term Of two years
will expire soon enough for him to secure
good chance for the presidential nomina-
ton by running successfully in 1891 for re-
election as Governor. We shall see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
SANTA CLAUS.

1t seems almost cruelty to the little
ones to doubt the orthodoxy OF their
Santa Claus, but 1t is for us to tell them
that he does not always appear in gro
tcsque costume, nor does he always come
IN a sleigh drawn by reindeer. That
Santa Claus exists we dare not deny, for he
selects many Of his gifts from our stores,
and we are we'll acquainted with him.
But he comes to us. as he very often
comes 10 good boys, in DISGUISE,
dressed exactly like the everyday per-
sonage.
1t would be interesting il it were pos
sible TO take count of the number Of boys
who are secretly imploring Santa Claus
to bring them new Suits or OvercoGts
There is q great deal of sense in longing
for such substantial gifts. They are far
more desirable than easily-broken toys.
We dare prophesy that many good
boys will be the happy recipients Of
some of our finest Clothing on Christmas
morning. Santa Claus has told us so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
W Q RK ING PEOPLE

arc often In that most wretched state
really too sick TO work. but they cannot
afford 10 lose tho time II requires TO take
medicine and get we'll. Lose OF limo
means loss OF money. Medicine Ia need
ed 10 regulate the system. But many
medicines mako half-sick people wholly
sict, and time and money arc lost In get
ting we'll after taking them.
The Liver Is The cause OF nearly oil
bodily ailments, such as
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
SOUR STOMACH. BILfoUsNEss.
collie, LOW SPIRITS, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
and mediclao Ike simmons Liver Regu-
Iator, tfat will remove and euro these
disorders without causing loss OF time,
and strengthen and build up the WORKOUT
body even while tho person IL at work IL
certainly boon to working people.
Rev. r.. G. WILDER, Princeton, ". j.. says -
find nothing helps SO much to keep me In work
ing condition "a simmons Liver Regulator"
, do ls-wtw)F&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY IS hereby
cslOl 20 be- held 2. the oflice Of the company, In
tho Pace building, In the city % Richmond. Va.
On JANUARY 20, 1903. az 1870 F. NJ. for Tho
transaction OF such business a. may come be-
fore said meeting
by order Of tho Board Of Directors.
n. +. INGALLS,. President
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1859. do @j-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
AEuEEM fNT&

DICHMOND THEATRE.
III MRS. W. 7. POWELL. Manager and Business
Manager.
Three nights. commencing MONDAY, Deem
Der 2}d, with q grand CHRISTMAS MATINEE.
The German Dialect Comedian and Sweet Singer,
CHARLES 4. GARDNER (karN. MONDAY,
TUESDAY, and XMAS MATINEE, FATHER
LAND" an Idyl OF the Iyroi. WEDNESDAY,
Christmas Night, HIS Eight-lear Comedy sue
cess, KARL THE IEDLkR GO aud hear Gard
ner's new songs, "rhe Ltloe" aud Lullaby"
"Iyrolesn Quartette." Seats on sale SATUK-
DAY, December 2ist, at 0 A. VI. dc colt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
Great and Small.
The Boston Herald says

The Boston Herald says;
"The Federal election bill introduced by
Senator Chandler would doubtless receive
Tire hearty Endorsement of statesman ike
Bismarck"
Hardly. BISMARCK is patriot, and de-
spite has, at times, seemingly arbitrary mea-
sures. he has more respect for the rights Of
the German States composing the empire
and for the imperial Constitution
than BILL CHANDLER has for the rights
Of the southern States and for the Con-
stitution Of the United States. Besides
even if he would the Iron Chancellor does
not need to descend to Chamberlain in or
der to keep himself before the public. The
wretched little South-hater has notorety
based upon petty malignancy and efforts to
keep alive sectional strife. BISMARCK has
fame based on great statesmanship and a
lofty ambition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We arc receiving aud placing on our tables
NEW GOODS nearly every day, and have iust
received a nice limo from llayiiand & Co, Limo
yes, France. OF DINNER, TEA. FISH. CANE,
ICE-CREAM, and OYSTER SETS. FINE DECO-
RATED PLATES, &c
our line Of FANCY GOODS is complete. con-
sishng in part OF ROYAL WORCkSl En-. nun
GARlAN. FOLYAN. CARLSBAD, PAFNRlS.
CROWN DERBY, JEFFkIC, khINlSH GROWN,
TAPESTRY, OLD HALL, BUDALSrADI, and
many other kinds. IN great variety.
We have the largest stock and variety az
LAMPS 70 DO found in this market, and az prices
a. low rs the lowest
We have a nice line Of ENGLISH DINNER
SETS, IN good decorations, ranging In prices
from $50 70 {25
Our stock OF TOILET or WASHSrAND SETS
Is large aud varied 10 decorations, ami AZ prices
from g. % $50 per set
We have an almost endless variety Of HOUSE,
FUkNISuING GOODS, all OF which VIII be sold
at prices % suit the tirnes
We tsSe pleasure IN showing our goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
HAMPTON AND DAVIS.
A silly SANDER Refuted by the Senator
from South Carolina.

4 Washington special says: Senator
Hampton was at his desk in the Senate to-
day for the first time during the present
session. He is looking exceedingly well
and his associates gave him n hearty vel
come. lie is greatly provoked by story
circulated by some unreliable person TO the
effect thar he refused TO give up a hunting
expedition 10 attend the funeral Of eH-
President Jefferson Davis. At the time Of
Mr.. Davis's death the Senator was out Of
reach of mail or telegraphic communica-
ton, and the first announcement OF the sad
event reached him the Sunday following.
He sincerely regrets that he was unable to
reach New Orleans in time to attend the
funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
New Law Book.

The American State Reports. Containing the
Cases Of General Value and Authority
Subsequent to Those Contained in the
American Decisions" and the |" Amcri-
can Reports" Decided in the Courts OF
Last Resort of the Several States, Select
ed, Reported, aud Annotated by A. @:
FnEEM.s. and the Associate Editors OF
the American Decisions" Vol. IN.
San Francisco: Bancroft Whitney Com
pany. 1889. Price So.
We need not add anything 10 what we
have heretofore said OF this valuable series
Of reports.
For sale by the publishers, aud also in
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A Sarcophagus for His Remains; The
Davis Mansion for His Mausoleum.

Davis Mansion lot his hausoienm'
To the Editor of Tic Dispatch:
What wonderful spectacle, my country
men, is passing before our eyes What a
page of history has been unfoldedl The
entire population of the sunny South
stands with uncovered heads and weeping
eyes around the tomb of that nQblest and
most heroic of men, jefferson Davis, the
noblest Roman of them all. His Christian
name represents the most vital issue which
ever faced our beloved land viz, the JEFF
fersonian doctrine of State autonomy.
The riqM of secession has been forever
eliminated by the arbitrament of
the sword, but the preservation of
the State as against consolidation 10
the great Jefcrsonian doctrine which
is still alive and is paramount over
all other issues. Do we realize the crisis
which has been emphasized by the death
of Davis! Shall the STATE idea be SDlont0ld
and shall State become mere pror,nce? d.
my fellow-ctizens of this great republic,
let us with one acclaim resolve that III this
solemn hour there shall be no North, no
South, no East. no West. but with pre-.
judices thrown aside learn the lesson or
this noble life. As the years roll by, when
we shall have all laid our bodies down,
then let our children and our children !
children make pilgrlmages to the shrine OF
jefferson Davis. What more appropriate
place than Richmond, the capital city Of
the "mother of States and statesmen"
could there be for this shrineY Then let
his body be placed in a sarcophagus, and
let this sarcCphagus be placed IN proper
hall of the old Davis mansion. with suita-
bic inscription on said sarcophagus.
December ls. 1889. c. Is. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

That was a startling article which APP
peared in the Dispatch yesterday concern
ing fresh meats and tobacco. The butcher
or green-Rrocer who hereafter smokes a
pipe or q cigar whilst handling bis fire
roasts win perhaps find his stall or store
deserted. But it is strange that so few
people have heretofore been poisoned in
the manner set forth in the article under
consideration. Perhaps, then. q mistake
has been made by somebody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

NOTICE. HAVING QUALIFIED
y a. exerutrix o. DO estate o. D OBJ itA...
JR deceased, ali persons coifi.s s.h' ~ ~
ma a,tafa nf- hereby nollc,l b. prescott l..Hl
in due form for settlement 80 ine HIcn p '.
rsske, d., g Co, lli3 Basin street. ai 'A
sous indebted 70 that estate as r. +-ft y
make payment al thai oi-Ce.
I. j. LgAAF. ttsuirih
Tho business o. tha irm % q. ' .-fN".
& Co, viii unai further noiltr 10
10 the undersi gnei. no irfn-ra .i' fo'-s
unchanged l. r. Lh'a ..ty
nosISu. W&Fim JANIS a. hupfAA"'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

Mr.. HOWELL, of Atlanta, is charged with
having said III Boston:
Down our way all the respectable PEG.
pie are Democrats and all the rag-tag and
bobtail are Republicans; up here all the
nice folks are Republicans. and they wipe
their shoes on the low-down Democrats"
Northern Democrats as well as southern
Republicans will dislike that remark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

able circumstances, less. This is n vast re-
duction Of the cost reproducing aluminium;
but the cost is still far too high to bring
this metal into use for thousands of pur-
poses for which it could be employed If IL
were rs cheap as steel, for example.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
A contemporary SAYS :

Senator Chandler, of New Hampshire,
surprised the Senate and the country yes
terlay by introducing resolution of in
curry calling upon the Secretary of the
Navy for information rs to whether any
naval officers are engaged in lobbying for
naval bills, and whether they have taken
any money for so dong"
Surprised is good. Well might the
country be surprised at CnASDLEB's sudden
attack of virtue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
Death OF an Old Manager.
FT'"''I VI UT ?
ley iclecranh 10 the Dlapatch.f

10y eVlobi oPA ~ w" R''i'"'~"-t
NEW ORLEANS, December 19.-David Bid
well. one Of the best known theatrical
managers in the country, died at his home
IN this city last night; aged sixty-eight
He had been connected with the theatrical
business in this city since 1853, managing
the Academy of Music, the st. Charles,
and other theatres, and was a member Of
the firm OF Spalding, Rogers. ~ Bidwell
who a few years ago had the Olympic The
atre in st. Louis aud leased the Memphis
and Mobile theatres, established a circuit,
and inaugurated the system now so com
mon with theatrical managers. With the
exception Of j. II. McVicker, of Chicago
Mr.. Bidwell was the Oldest active manager
in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
New Books.

SAID IN Fun. BY PHrLIP II. WELcH. author
OF 1.-THE Tailor-Made Girl" with preface
by RoBKRT GoRpoN BuTLER. and many
full-page illustrations by different artists.
Square Alto. $l.25. New York; CBAgLTs
ScarBNER's SoSs. 1889.
For sale by WIsr, JOHNSTON Il Co.
Ready for Business !; or, Choosing an Occc,l.
pailoa. A series OF practical papers foI
young men and boys. by GEORGE j. MAN.
son i0S PIP, l2mo. extra cloth binding
price rs cents. New York: Fowler 4
Wells Company, publishers, TT Broad
way.
For sale by II. n. SrARxE Il Co.
Ecny.Doy Biography A collection Of brief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
HORRIBLE DEATH.
A YOUNG MAN CUT TO PIECES ON A
CARD-CYLiNDER.
Mormon Missionaries at Work-A Burglar
Shot and Instantly Killed-Ro-
mantle Marriage.
Especial telegram TO tho plsps,ch.l

CHARLOTTE, n. c., December 19.-Julius
Crewbro. a Young man employed in n cot
ton-factory in Randolph county, was killed
in n most horrible manner day before yes
terday. Crewbro was a card hand, and
while doing some work over n large card
cylinder he fell upon it and the sharp card
teeth tore his flesh terribly. causing almost
instant death. II is said all the clothing
was snatched from his body and that his
mutilated corpse presented most CHASTITY
appearance.
MoRMoNs.
The people in some sections Of Guilford
county are much stirred up on account of
women missionaries who recently made
their appearance in that county. Last
night the pretty young daughter OF Farm
er Henry Coleman stole away from her
home intending to leave with one of the
missionaries. but her father got wind OF
the affair and soon overlook her. The
girl was carried back to her home and the
MormOns given some advice in mighty
plain words. The people are trying 10 de-
wise some plan to rid the county of the
Mormons and il is feared rash measures
may be resorted to.
Late last night two policemen fred upon
a burglar who was trying TO enter the resi-
dence of Or. f. Nye Hutchinson here. Al
though six shots were fired the burglar
escaped.
superintendent Hilton. of the county
chain gang" SAYS he now has IN his
charge sixty-seven convicts. which IL the
largest number on hand at one time since
the stockade-law for this county went into
effect The force is making great improve
ments Oh the public roads of the county.
BURGLAR KILLED.
A burglar was killed in Dawn county
Tuesday night. About midnight John
Foster heard some one IN his dinlng-room,
and quietly getting up from his bed he
secured his 3s-calibre revolver and, Sc
creting himself in his bedroom, he waited
for chance ut the burglar. In a short time
the burglar slowly tiptoed to the bedroom
and very cautiously opened the door and
entered In his right hand he carried q
large ready-cocked revolver. Fosters wife
lay asleep in bed. and the burglar cast
glance at her aud then went TO the bureau
and began TO look through the drawers.
he still had his revolver in his hand; nut,
Foster getting the drop - on him. yelled
Throw up your hands" The burglar
started 10 wheel around. but as he did 50
Foster fired. killing him instantly. The
burglar was colored, but his name could
not be learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

biographies, arranged for every day in
the year. Designed as book Of reference
for the teacher, student, chatau9uan,
and home circle: by AMELIA J. CsLyEn.
limo, PIP, 37s, cloth, price Si.6Q. Fowler
& Wells Company, publishers. New York.
For sale by II. NJ. STARKE 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS,

PILLOW-sHAMS in great variety.
APRONS, HASDKERCHlEFs, LAMBRE-
GUMS. TABLE-CLOTHS. NAPKINS, DOILIEs,
TOWELS. STAMPED LINEN BUFFET aad
TABLE-sCARFs, TRAY-CLOTHs. NAPKINS,
sPLAsHERS.
We show q full assortment Of goods In every
department Our Holiday stock does not inter-
fore IN any way with our regular business, as wo
have plenty OF room for all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

ALuMfsuM.-The Consiaution claims that
"a Atlanta man has discovered process
by which aluminium can be produced at
cost 20 low ~ TO be only nominal But the
Consolidation Odds that this merely nominal
eost y ono dsllz pound, or, under favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
CTRTAINS-

Elegant Swiss Lace Curtains. NOTTINGHAM Cur
tslns Antique and Clunny Curtains, Chenille
and Turcoman Curtains, and Elegant SILK Cur
tains all very cheap.
100 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, ~ Yards
long, atsL25 psir. II You can buy then for
less than 81 elsewhere bring them back and We
eli rofftrn tina rnopov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
A Neat Publication

The Missionary Weekly, the organ Of the
Christian Church,. l.. Hill Printing Com
pany-celebrates Xmas by coming out IN q
neat illustrated cover. Throughout 1t is
handsomely printed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
DIyIDEND NOTICE.

Ala meeting Of The Board Of Directors Of tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Rail
road Company held NOyeu,b Dor 20, l.'9-
"Re30igcd That a Dividend OF PER CENT.
upon the common capital stock Of thia company
and upon It's dividend obligations bS declared
for tho half yeac euding 3O.h September 1889
payable on the "a % January, 1884. 10 all holders
Of record Of December -, 1852. from which date
10 the "a day OF january, 1880, the books Of
transfer shall be- closed"
do iU-td j. Is. WINSTON, treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

The Detroit Journal says: Congress is
one of the worst humbugs and impositions
of humbugged and imposed-on people >
We hope our contemporary feels relieved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

There was a very romantic marriage in
Montgomery county day before Yesterday.
Miss Mary Williams had two suitors-Law-
renee Matthews and Philip Years and she
was engaged 10 marry both. Tuesday eve
ming at 3 o'clock was the hour when sho
was 10 wed Matthews. The news was con-
veved b. Years, and at o'clock he called
upon The young lady and aought a confer
euce with her. This was granted. and re-
suited in hormarriage 10 Years at O'Clock.
Soon afterwards the bridegroom-elccta an
rived. but was informed that his intended
had changed her mind and was then the
wife Of Years. The news affected Mat
thews very much, and he returned quickly
10 his home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

1T has been decided that a Tilted lover
cannot sue for the return of the engage
ment-ring or ITS value" But no can sue
again for the hand Of the girl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
BRTEF COMMENT.

This country is now pegging along
without Persian Minister" Yes, GHooLY
has not been missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

AT a prize.fght in Butte, Mon. on
Tuesday, both contestants were killed"
That was genuine fight to finish and
proves that the prize-ring has its uses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING
GOODS

Gentemens Nockwear Of all kinds Sus-
penGcrs from ljc. up 10 2? pair. sik. Linen,
aud Cambria Hanlkerchiefs, SILK and Wool
Munlers, Gloves, Socks, Collars, Cuns, Hand
somo Dress Shirts, Sleeve. Collar, and Gun
Ruttonl. Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

"Mince-pies are now sold in London at
from three 10 twenty-four shillings a
dozen. But what does any one want with
a dozen min se-p pies 2" To commit suicide,
perhaps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
OPEN AT NIGHT.

Our store will be Kept open on Thursday ana
Friday. December 18Th and 2)th, until O'Clock !:
on Saturday and Monday. December 2lst and
3d. until 10 O'Clock, and on Tuesday December
oath, until 1890
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
sr.,z OF yIRorytA. CRY OF RIcuxoYp-ss.:

SrArs OF FIkuIsIA, OIlf OF NIVHHUNp-ss''
|, Charles X. Willis, notary public for the
city Aforesaid In the state Of Virginia, do hereby
certify that T. Y. MINOR and !. n. VAUGHAN.
whose names are signed to the foregoing wiring,
dated the attn day OF December, 1882. have ac-
knowiedgsd the same before me IN my city
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 4th dag OF Deem
Der, 1889. CHARLES n. WILLIS,
de 6-Fit Notary Public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
CARPETS.

large stock from which you can make your
selections. and at the lowest prices for hand
some styles snC good qualities. largo stock
Of Rugs, Mats, Hsssocks, Ottomsns, and Window
shadcs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
FANCY GOODS.

VMAS IS COMING.
Now Is the time TO call at 1902 MAIN STREET
and select from the .
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN RICHMOND,
and ace goods worthy of presentation.
BRIGHT COLOkED A y G BOOKS at &c.
800 other books az half prices.
BIBLES, PRAYER AND HIRN-BOOhS az all
prices.
900 XMAS CARDS from &c. TO S.
STANDARD AUTHORS, prose and poetry.
BOOKS OF INSTANTANEOUS OF them
very beautiful -
TABLETS new patterns), WORK AND VAST f.
BASKETS.
SCkAP-BOOkS at 25e
INKsrANDs, OPEKA-GIAssEs and HOLD
Frs.
MANICURE and TOILET SETS.
PORTFOLIOS, very handsome, AZ sc.
AUTO. and PHOTO. ALBUMS.
POCKRT-BOOkS. CARD and CIGAR-CASES.
CALENDARS. MIRRORS.
GOLD PENS and CASES
GAMRs and other XMAS NOVELTIES.
800 POCKET-BoOkS at TO-. up.
do Il-9t RANDOLPH B ENGLISH.