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Competition.



The workings Of free competition have
changed not Hitle with the adoption
Of modern methods. Forces having
been called into existence or use within
the last arter OF century which
many times suITsss the entire working
force OF the world as Il used 20 be. the
first struggle has been to attain the ut.
most cheapneSs, and so competition has
been pushed about as far as Il safely can
be in the direction of cheapeuing pro-
ducts or seryices-pcrhaps in some
branches much beyond the limit of SAT, y
But the correcting tendency already be-
gins to appear. a limit reached as to
cheapness. competition instantly begins
as 10 quality. Tue store which sells the
cheapest is no longer the one which the
shrewder buyers prefer. 1t is not the
cheap st clotn or carpet. tue cheapest
non or meat, the cheapest service.
whether in kitchen. on the railroad. or
in the professions that now commands
the surest returns.
Presently, perhaps. there will come
the Law of Love into business. Com
petition will then be manifest i'm fan
dealing. equity. good measure and good
stuff, and fidelity TO the Golden Rule.
Ii is not SO far away, that better day.
as some imagine.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER The OLD DOMINION.

Furnished by the Times Correspen-
dents and state ExcIanges-Paragrap
and Editorial Opinions Clipped, Com
piled and Condense ed From Home Papers.
GREEN BAY. December 10 Cores
pondence. Mo. j. G.. Rowlett. agent
Of the Richmond and Diuville Rail
road. has about completed his new
resi-
The Green Bay Sunday-schOol will
have q Christmas tree next Wednesday.
We have just heard-of what came
very near being serious accident at
Lunenburg Courthouse recently. Miss
LIZZIE. daughter of Mr. Cardozo. late
a merchant at IgBenbuFg Courthouse.
Miss Nancy Harvey, of Botetourt
county, who is teaching school for Mr.
Cardozo. and Mr.. w. b. Ellis, OF the
firm of Yates & Ellis. were out horse
back riding. and on their return bone
were ridiog rather fast, when Miss
Harvey lost her balance and fell from
her horse. Miss Cardczo became so ex-
cited she. too. fell. Miss Harvey re-
ceived a sprain from the fall. bat they
we're both fortunate enough not to be
badly hurt.
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Contested Election Cases.
my niluup

The need which the Republicans Of
the House Of Representatives. so sorely
feel Of streug heniog their slender aud
uncertain msj)rily is not calculated to
promote deliberatIon IN considering con-
tested election cases or fairness 10 de-
Gliding Them. The committee which has
these cases in charge r. ceiyed authority
by resolution adopted yesterday to
sit during the sessions of The Home.
1t was intended TO give it authority to
work during the r. cess. but the prospect
of a troublesome opposition from the
Democrats induced achange Of plan. The
purpose seems to be to huriy Up num-
Der Of cases and ret them acted upon
before the rules are adopted, so as to
give the Il fpublicans working ma
ioIity. which they do not appear 10
have at present. But any arbitrary or
manifestly unfair conduct in deciding
contested election cases will only add
to tie causes Of disirust and opposition
to the party outside Of Congress. which
will be laid up against the time Of the
new Congressional elections next year.
The Republican patty Is hardly in a
posi- ion TO resort safely TO any very
hish-handed proceedings.
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Parneii's Speeches.
Philadelphia Times

Mr.. Parnell does not often make a
speech, but when he does his words are
teise, clear and to the point. Hts
speeches in Nottingham were marked
by studied moderation aud contrast
very pieasipgiy with the stiited non.
sense so frequently INDUCED in by some
Of his irresponsible followers.
Toe leader of the Irish people appeals
very forclbly to the common sense of
ihs Engl SD. He points out that home
rule means simply the nalioLal regenera-
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THOUGHTS or TINES READERS
Yirginian Has His sag About the Fisher
mans Hall Meeting.
10 The Editor Of the Times:

To The Editor ~ the Times:
In your issue Of yesterday | read q
brief criticism BY Observer upon
the negroes who passed the unpatri6lic.
outrageous preamble and resolu ions al
the Fisherman's Hail me.tiDg last Tues
day night. The preamble was simply q
tissue Of falsehOods from beginning Co
end. Now. while / believe that
the negro ought 20 have too much sense
and too much gratitude 10 allow him
Elf TO be ma tool OF by designing
white men. obviously 10 his own injury,
as well as for the itjdry of'the great
mass Of the white people who are his
natural and real friends aud benefac-
tors. yet, | submit that their white
advisors and iuslgaiors are deserving
OF a much higher degree of censure
and OF reprObition and CONTEMPT than
are the comparatively ignorant negroes.
But. IS IN The instance Of the Fisher.
man S Hall meeting, the negro gets the
blame and the abuse, and these limo.
cent looking white mel lsOme Of them
Nlrginiausl. who, under the cover Of
night socfe,y. 90 abound marshaling
and coaching the negro, aud putting all
sorts Of deviltry into his head. keep
themselves out Of harm way. hut nj
the same lime. if any benefit IS to ac-
crue to their party, they take good Cal e
to get the hon S share.
Think of il. White Nirginians plac-
ing themselves. for the sake Of Oh ain.
ms some Insignificant ofli;e, in ant9go
nism to their own race, their own State
and sectiOn-placing themselves in an
Iagousm to. and hindering ard OBJ
stTuctine the future progress. happiness
and glory of our common country
No wOnLer IS il that these white mil
night marplots should be ashamed 10
have their names known in connection
with the slaudering. lying incendiary
proceedings Of the negro Fi-hermsn g
Hall meeting. NIRGINIAN.
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RANDOLPH l & ENGLISH.
de2O-iteOd
CHRISTMAS, 1883 !

We invite your attention and solicit your
patronage. See our
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WILD FLOWERS.
We have the largest and best selected
stock OF Holiday Goods ever shown in Rich
mOnd.
We keep up with the current Literature o
the day.
our Engraving woIk is equal to any done
in the United States.
our stock of Standard Books is large. (We
have lme very cheap sets Of BoOks.)
We keep up with the Novelties in our Line
our Stock of Bibles and Devotional Books
is particularly well selected.
There is nothing more appropriate for a
Christmas present than a Book.
We cndeayor to merit your patronage by
strict attention 10 Business.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.,
booksellers, Stationers, Printers and Binders.
OH Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
de S-cOd2w
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lion OF Ireland 10 her industries. 10 her
commefce. and in the spirit and aspi-
ra,ions of her people. Instead OF dis
migrating the empire home rule
would contribute to its stability and
strength. and this without any in
reference with the prerogatives Of the
crown or any disturbance Of the princi-
nles of the constitution.
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sArTpOfD1.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN IN IN,

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlr-
TWO DAILY TRANS TO N9rfo,r
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 fYrttfrr .
sCiitDILEIN tfFECI uIC 4, f..... 'i,
LEAVE RICHMOND BYRl-sInFfr...
IfON $50
$40 A. VI. Daily, v.1 Petersburg ri.I..
ani Norfolk through oxnrn..
i've Norfolk jX.,D J.. 81 .t
only &C fetefstur.. W,.
Windsor and suffolk
$40 A. NJ. Daily. riG peI,r.Iurr. ArI..
P'tefsbufR lois a. a. A..
leaves Petersburg 1888 A Al
fnrmNii'r. iynciDurr nnI
points South ana Wo.f
1858 y. NJ. iniiy. ti1 p-fofsLnr. t..
pcteishufs 1892 o. N.daI'..
Pc cfsburg no 800 D. &c.. . ~
rlNing 20 Norfolk WI1 FW
ll'3o ". Daily. tin irirfshUf.. srr. .....
Petersburg 40 ii4j a. A. .
Meeting WIFI Train No
leterbufgai 1880 A.E.f.rl ...
VIE, lfucuuuiR nuI 100 .....
south and West
1913 \. VI. Daily, except -lrI.. A
Bur-cFillr. lnr lWm.U|. .
burg and fnc ~ t.flnd -.....
PULLMAN SLtkplNG-CANAttOnt.r,
TONS.
NO. l-Slceping.car p.icu.Nur, f. H......
without change aNIng lCtDr.l.I. r...
Memphis wiilout change
No. 3-luhmau sleeper lHunIlnr. .N...
orleans, AM Roanoke 20 Memphis. u.t...'l
change.
Tickets. baggagc-chocks. nuI rn .......
ton can Dc Obtained lf llcnmNfIHI.I I.f.-..
burg railroad Depot. 4. ~. N.fI.r. f..,
Main street. ans at the Company ...... ..lf
east Main st4eci.
r. W. Cnu.rNf,
Passenger I...f
~. NlIfIf
..N
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Influenza.
thfthffff
New York Herald. !

Suppose the influenza is here. what OF
ity Isn't this a free country. aud il this
endemic has become tired OF the effete
monarchies Of Europe and wants to
make tour Of the Republic. shall we
grumbie. or even sueeze at little thing
like thaty :,
Try the mind cure racket. Don't al
low yourself TO be Conquered by a
miserable cold in. the head. There ism {
any such thing az influenza; II : all lm-
aeina,ion. There isn't any such thing
as sneeze; it's an Illusion. Atch-
a ch-afcheW
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Eating Things Raw.

read that the japanese are fond OF
raw fish. When the fishermen goes
a-ishins he has bottle of pepper sauce
along with him and, taking the fish from
The hook, eats it 1T its freshest. This
seems barbarous to us, and yet we eat
raw oysters and live oysters, too,-New
ycrk Commercial Advertiser.
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Answer This Question

Why do SO many people we see around US
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made mlsera-
BILE by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up OF the FOOD.
Yellow skin. when for rs cents we will sell
hem Shiloh's system VIia.izer, guaranteed
10 cure them. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
II. u. shields 4 TO-. corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall strests.
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RICHMOND & DAAYILLR R. R.

sHONTEs ANuQ IIrhl-I fO.II -Of....
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN SLElpfN@ ON ALL NI.I.
TRAINS
SCHEDULE IS llFECr NONfNn.. .f
$3.50
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF CITY TAXES.
CITY HAIL.
RICHMOND, VA. December I, 1850.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Tho residue OF city taxes for 1880 are due
and payable al this Office during this month.
A PENALTY OF PER CENT. WILL BE
ADDED IOAIL Bills REMAINING IN
PAID DECEMBER 3lsr and the same re-
turned delinquent and published according
h law. Every male twenty-one years ofage
and every person keeping house or doing
business in the city Is assessed Tor per
sonal tax, and those who have not paid any
city taxes during the year Will please call
aud settle SO as to avoid being posted as de-
inquent.
There have been put IA my hands during
the year very large amount Of paving.
pipe ana sewer-eonnection bills. which.
are due at once ana viii have TO be declared
delinquent II not paid before December 3lst
Please ask II there are any such bills
against SOU when paying sour taxes.
Office open until O'Clock T.. N.
+. ". CUNNINGHAM,
dei-Im Collector Of CITY Taxes.
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0I)e paiIp Gimes
pt,RI.IsHgp ~ rHc TIMES CohPAN''
OFFICE. Doi EAT MAIN Si"hH''
RICHMOND, Va.


,1tt DAILY 1IMsA-CIrY DELIVERY.
Delivered 10 any part OF the city ana MAR
chester by carriers al ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring tho TiNrs delivered "'
,ncir homes con secure IL by postal card re-
Quest or oalcr through tcicphons No e4''
.hen delivery Is Irregular Immediate CON-
plant should be made to the once no "''
lro>s mas b. changed ~ desired I" o''o .,
taken ga al meh'ion '"' WV
new address.
ny NAL ras TAGE PREPAID.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Quilted from the Leading
Papers of the Country.
tYalfim0re Iicialll

Some Of our religious contemporaries
ale troubled in spirit about the Christ
mas present. Their able and cOnsclen-
tiOus editors have found out that there
is a great extfavsgaIce connected with
holiday giving; that there Is not q little
iusincerity in much OF u. ana
these good aud pious souls are about to
have the Christmas gift relegated to
the bottomless pit.
This is. perhaps, not to be wondered
at. for it is critical ana scepticai age
in which .we live. During the present
century great scholars have called
everything 10 question fIom the Copper
mean HYPOTHESIS ~ astronomy TO the
legend Of William Tell. the verses OF
Homer aud the Bible itself. Stern
iconoclasts have robbed childhood OF
nearly all its joys and manhood Of It's
popular beliefs One after another. Rip
Van Winkle. Cinderella. Blue Beard.
SInbad The Sailor. and good old Saint
Nicholas have not only been nailed as
lies. but brought down 10 the iguobie
level Cf comic opera. Thee beautiful
legends have VANISHED from the empy-
rean. aud in their stead precious chill
dren are asked 50 worship at such
realistic shIines as Little Lord Fauntle-
roy and jim, the tough OF McGinnis
alley.
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>FtA1siitrs.
FOR SEW YORK..


steamers lenNo Richmond VERY Ii i--
DAY ana FRIDAY ut 3D. a. NJ. Ml.II. st
sd e. one b CO. before fIIIINl iIu..
steamer. brHfr Sew York iur Richmond
ENEin w. uNESuAN Hrd SATURDAY Ht
.3 = w.. afiitire BOD lruMona MONDAY Hlt
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger "a 'cuulunNnfIunf uurNIInea' D.
CABIN fare tD Sew York. Nl James
rlter route Cnciudue meals Nui
Round utp uchcfe ImfDI Boo Thirty
days after nuit Of lh-IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ou
Stttrage, with subsistence ................ % Nl
~tctfagc, without subsistence ......... UU
CABIN fare NiI Chesapeake ADDED lIp
Railroad ...................... 10
Cabin fare VIA Richmond Nuu tttUfn-
INiH fatIllNtfI IN II
Tickets can be olfn.ued .n a NH'i.f s,
1000 Main street. Goa. eiI ffkN INI ohio InI
Richmond uuh Petersburg f'Iuis HnI HI
eouptny- offices, l5 hHn street NI
wnarf Rockets.
rreI-hts forwarded nnd through l.ll- Nl I..I-
ing issued lor points beyond Sow YORK.
Freight received dnlI unNIl ~. ID.
Passengers leaving l-l'Iu.Ul un 'I ,-
DAYS, tt'f~DA1- SIS tDni ~Dff r.Ii.i I.a-
DAYS and ~AIllDA l- UF Obj. tIt-aI t.8
and Ohio railway Ni ArAI0it NIHe. .i -.lp
A. N. by edmond uul r.I.It.Hlt
railroad same aafI Hul $40 a. 30 Nl
mike connection aI AnltNLL Wl.h rllHiult
ayIug those dH}-
GEOKGE ". ALLEN q co., Artnts
so. l3uI Slain rf. f. anI
2jy 1871 Company - haiL Naf@,is.
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RAILROADS.
1MONp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


DtCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-sch che
duie commencing >DVEHBrR, 18th. 1879
Eastern standard time
-:22o. IN. leaves Byrl.sireet station daily :
stops only at Ashland. Both well,
Milford, fredericksburg. Brooke.
ant. " idewater. sleeper Washing
ION and New York. does not stop
at EiDa.
400 d. m. leaves Byri-streef station daily,
except sunday. parlOr car Rich
mond 10 Washington.
$50 p. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily
7:i3p caves Byrd. street statlon daily (;
OPS only at BOfhwell. Milford.
and Frederick <burg sleeper Rich
IDOnd To New York.
SIS q. m. arrives AT ByTd-street station daily
sleeper from New York
2:3S p. mi. arrives nj Byfd-stfeet station daily.
stops nj Fredericksburg. Milford.
Boutwell,. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington ard New York:
does not stop AT tlb-.
sos y. m. arrives fyrl-street station daily /:
stops only al fredericks burg, Mil
ford. Boutwell,. I'D Ashland
9:45 p. m. arrives AT liyrd-street station daily
except sunday. parlor car Wash
ingtOn 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gas a. m. leaves iba. Arrives at Ashland at
1888 a. m.
400 p. m. accommodation leaves Byrd-strcet
station; arrives at Ashland at pm.
GOA p. m. leaves Elba. arrives at Ashland al
6:i5 y. IN.
Gas a. m. arrives tlba. Leaves Ashland at
eos a. m.
s:35 n. m. accommodation: arrives at Bird
siTcc' station; leaves Ashland at
1887 q. m.
500 p. m. arrives al Elha; leaves Ashland ut
5:f2 y. m.
&. \. TAYLOR. Ira aic Manager.
l.. I. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
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ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES EiAII Hl nAlIlnill.
CHEAT IUl li~l LINZ.
JAMESTOWN. 90 ffH CAP. AID WAR
SCENERY.
CHlAII-I ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF tuALGED Tx
fAIalINls.
FiHsI-cl.Ar1 MEALS.
The elegant $500 fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states luaII,
tAIIAIs NElN.
leaves lathmor every
MONDAY, lDN - DAY AID nlnAl An
A. NJ. i~IlttLI-CAii- CU DIRECTLY 900
SIEAAlfhi- VII fItI fr aI.fN-aH nIlt
places. arriving 40 NOril'k about 300 d. %.
Returning. t.e steamer leaves Norio is tli
Newport News on alternate days, alliil ING
al RlchBCnG about J.3O T.. n.
Through tickets 20 above named points uu
sale on steamer and af Car sr's Agency. $40
1000 Nam street bagmfc checked Through
sTATE-ROOMs ENGttED IOH DAY DK
NIGHT.
FNt4tdlE.
Freight received d'il ior Norfolk, lOrs-
mouth, Smlihncld. Hampton. Iil FONT,
Wavefly and u.ckNfurd. 80. NlslIraIuui
ID. e.; NcNbcrnr, Washington and ltrnIru,
\. e., aii stations on Atlantic and isn,iiic
Railroad, SeabOarl sud Roanoke Hai4ruli,
Norfolk Southern Kallfogl and Eastern
North Carolina generally. also, inr Eastern
shore ~ Virginia aud al resulHf Ialdlu-, nn
the James and kappsnaunock rivers ~
LOWEST RATES. an1 slrOugn bills issued
LUCItN BIZ VI, Vice President,
No. M Main street ana Rock -
Irwin WkIstoAK, Freight and lsssei "a
Agent mN1.-H
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Our Foreign Trade in Iron and steel.
Phi adclphia RccOrd.l

nm aueii IlA itttDl"tl
During the ten months ended October
81. 1889. the imports of iron and steel
manufactures into The United States
amounted in value 10 Sl7.oj OSS. *
elusive Of impoftatiOns q tin plate.
amounting in value to S1e,63O,OOj.
Aside from tin plate the LARGEST impor-
tation under HE iron and steel schedule
consisted Of l2S $50 tons OF pig-irOn, a.
the value Of - 3J272j.
On the other hand, the exports Of
iron and tteel manufactures, including
agricultural implements, from the
United States amounted in value to
500 902. 800. an increase of Sf.227 $40 in
these exports over the exports Of the
corresponding ten months of 1855.
This class OF exports comprises almost
everything in the range Of iron and
steel production. There is not an inn
portant neutral market Of the world 10
which this country does not send steam
engines, boilers. stoves. ranges, agri-
cultural implements, sewing machines,
cutlery, hardware. firearms. saws and
tools and various other products Of
American labor and skill in the iron
and steel industries.
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iDNnEt lllNrt
AZ NORFOLK, clO-rY $500 900 limos I'll.
Baltimore. phlitdeIph nnud Sew YORK -NuH
afternoon. also ai NORFOLK ilf tu,ioiu Scotia
CglOliua and Use ~ou'h.
AtNEWpDKl NEs N f0r Oii Point. llaml-
ton anu rmiihheit. w
and no CLARE MONT with ine Atlantic
and nsnyilie Railroad ,0r NatDfiB. liIeAa-
ford. &c
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DIvlDEND NOTICE.
u UR CELL, LADD & CO.'S
EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL
WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES.

This preparation has been used for the pas,
ten years with The greatest satisfaction TO
physicians and patients IS a nutrtiye medi-
cine in all vast ng dlsease'.
Price soc and Ser hottie:
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=, NAH. POSTAGE PREPAID.

lfrRcndlue NOTICES ~ fc"uIH-''''''V' =
Il cents per line Nonpariciieadtd' ~ o'"'S
PER linc. $4,000, a.
ss-spoclal contract raics furnished on "p-
piicaiion.
Auction sales. Legal Noticc>'"nd Am"s'~
me,t Advertisements p per inch each IN
sertion.
rct.cted communications win not be re-
turned. ,,.o
Entered nj the Richmond tNaJ pos'o''''
a. second ciass matter.
remittancss should be made ny p'"'N'
checks. po,toaicc orders, or registered 'e''o''
Iaya bic 10
Richmond, Va.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT DEC. o. 1889.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT DEC. o. 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Locoi. daily except sunday for
Clifton Forge.
500 A. VI. Express, daily. for Old Pointand
Norfolk. Pullman Car To Old
Point
lI:20 A. NJ. Express. daily for Cincinnati.
Parlor Car 10 Charlottesville.
$40 4. NJ. Express. daily, for Old Point
and Norfolk. larlor Car to Old
Point.
400 +. NJ. Accommodation. except sunday,
for GOrdOnsyille.
0;15 Il. NJ. The +. +. Y. Limited. daily. Pull
man ell eping ear 10 Hinton.
SOld NestlDule train, with
dining car and pulmsns. Char
lOttesville u Cincinnati and
Pullman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES AThICnMOND.
500 4. NJ. and 2:4O r. II. daily from en-
cinnati.
900 a. NJ. from SOrdonsviiie. daily. cx-
cept SUNDAY.
lilo 4. VI. and 200 4. N. daily rom Norfolk.
7:lU Z. NJ. except sunday from clifton
Forge.
station: Broad street near seventeenth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-09
q. A. =. Camp Fire.

One of the most attractive fea-
lures of Tie Camp Fire and ball to
be gwen under the auspices OF
Cus.er Post, G-and Army of the
Republic, in this city at Arnory
Hall next TT esdav evening will be
he valen. 70 qradrille. A sealed
envelope with a numbered valentine
inside, will be gwen to each person
in the hall and at the end of the
Quadrille a committee of the
audience will be selected for a
PIE drawing. They will place al
tbe numbers in a wheel, and the
third number d avn will be shown
and decls red the wirniu. number;
whoever has this number on his o.
ne, valentine, will be awarded the
valuable and elegant valentine
p1se now on exhibition in the show
window Of Caswin and Noteware.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-09

There is a glittering display OF
jewelry, diamonds lad.
watches n the show i.ndow OF the
r ;nckel building. TIE designs are
of the latest, and VIII be sold dur
ing holidays, at prices which can
not be duplicated in the State.
The assortment embraces all
kinds of the most fashionable jew
elry and tableware. Call and in
spect goods and prices.
xdI5tf CHATHAM d GeLDBK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-09

The proposition to establish a
lottery in Nevada will in all likely
hood meet with the approval of
the vast majority of sagc-brushers.
A considerable public revenue IS
now derived from licensing such
gambling games as faro, roulette,
rouge ct noir, chuckaluck, etc. No
70 midable protest has ever been
made against this system, and Ne
vadans, therefore, can't be expect
ed to see why 1t is more wicked to
permit a lottery 10 exist than it is
to low other games of chance to
run under the laws protection-Ex-
aminer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-09
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