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Fulton Notes.

Virginia Jefferson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Jefferson, keeps In
alIingering condition, she has been
sick about six weeks. She Is
member OF the Rising Mt. Zion Sun
dav School and Church.. She IS
much missing from her class.
Mrs. Amanda billiard is still very
sick. Their family physician DR.. H.
f. Tancil, is using his best EFFORTS
to raise her.
Mr.. James Front narrowly escaP'
ed serious injuries, but was painiul'
fully hurt, by runaway horse. he
was throw from "a buggy to which the
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Grand Emancipation Dress Ball
will take place at New Odd Fellows
Hall. Third St., between Duval ana
jackson streets, Jan. 1st to Stn
1891. On New Years night good
music viii be furnished for the occas-
ion and a good time is promised TO
all. The best of order will be en-,
forced and no improper persons VIII
ha allowed admission to the han
Admission: so cents, including sup
B. j. FRANKLIN.
E. T. JENKINS,
III. CURTIS,
A. j. HARRIS.
COMMITTEES
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Church Hin Notes

On Monday night last, quite sue
cessiul entertainment was gisen az
4th Baptist Church, by the Magno,
liza Club, Church aid soeieOy, Vi
which MRS. Josehpine Harris, is rres
ident. and Eddie Evans, Secretary.
1Nne club extends thanks 10 MIR.
VIM. Anderson, captain OF the An
derson kihes, for. The liberal pa
tronage shown by his soldiers boys
on this occasion.
Quarterly meeting OF the FAR
field and Narina Baptist D. ,. Union
| met on Sunday, December 18TH VIII,
the Mt. Tabor Sunday Schooi o.
| Voodsville, X. Bruce Evans. oupt:
and was called to order at L o cloch
n. m. by the President, VIM II. Ly
ons. The meeting was opened WIZ
singing, reading the scriptures an:
nraver. The reports from the var
/, ous schools show them TO be III
nrosperous condition. The reclts
lions by the children were creditaol
Ian essay on "Our Sunday Scho'
ronvention'' was read 10y Miss Tai
t HE Satewood of Mt. Tabor Schoo
\ With fine affection.
s. The Union was addressed by Rev
q, w 5. Christian, X. b. Evans al
I'd ]. l.. Adams. Prayer for the spre
20 perity OF the Union was oiiereu r,
10 REV. A. IL. Mayo, pastor OF Mt. l
On Dor Church.
ch The singing was admirably ieu
re- Il. A. jordan, chorister OF MI laI
School. After other routine matt
were disposed of, the Union adlou
DIS ed to meet with st. James Schooi
90 New Market Road on 2nd sumo
re- in March, 1894.
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GEORGE WILLIAMS, Jr.

The Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION desire to extend their
thanks to those persons who made
contributions TO their Bazaar, held
during the past week at the Od1
Fellows Hall on Ord street, as wei
as to the public generally for thelI
patronage. After deducting all tn
expenses the proceeds were $l54.TO
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BALL.-Gilbert A. Ball the great
colored political ward leader OF Phila-
delohia died at his home on Wednes-
day night, 10th inst of pneumonia,
in the 41st year OF his age. lie hao
amassed a fortune which he leaves TO
his wife and mother except SOU
which he he9ueathed to the Union
Baptist Church and 5000 with which
to keep Mayor Kings picture IN re
pairs.
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We have received from Col.
George NJ. Arnold an invitation 10
the 22nd annuaLreunion OF Veterans
which took place at the Metropol-
itan A. NJ. f. Church, Washington,
DC. Dec. II, 1890. The object is
to urge Congress to erect a monu,
ment. national in character in that
citv to the soldiers and sailors who
feel the cause Of Union and Liberty.
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All persons having soliciting cards
for the Young Mems Christian Asso-
eiation on the $40. fund are here
by notified to report all cards, sun
day evening at 5 P Nj.
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR..
Gent Sec'y
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t,rcHMOND AND OANVILLF
"a RAILROAD.
saoRT EST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SouTf
AND SOUTHw EST

scuEDTlI.E IN EFFECT NOV. IL. 1922
hEAvE REDMOND.
~ sOuTaERN EXPRESS, daily. for
- Danyille Greensboro. WINSTON s's-esn'
nurham Raleigh kandleman. suns
hurv Asheville. Augusta. Atiaheo, piI
~,lrgham MONTGOMERY. New orleans
rrevos and California. Pullman palace
sleening cars Richmond TO DahNlls
and DanviIe to Asheviiie. Augusta
birmingham and New orleans: -, ~
11-Oo A N. VIRGINIA AND NOh II .ns.- ~,
iA'V' ~ rxPRESS daily. for all stations ON
tbe Norfolk and Western Railroad
Tvnchhurg Knoxville. Chattanooga,
Namohis and Nashville, also Tor hey
vile oxford, Henderson, Du-naH an ~
Releieh This train goes throuel
eoNd to Raleigh. =,
o-oa D n FAST NAIL. daily, for al potnSs y,
"-0N the Farmvlile and Powhntan hnairoo'
Danvile Greensboro mr. 70 u .S>saae. !,
Raleich Chariot te. Asheylio, N1su.r
hsa Gurnsta Atlanta. BirminEham
Tont0omery New Orleans. Texas
and S:siifor la Pullln an palace sieel
sns~ cars Dazzle to Augusta an
Atianta aud at Greensboro sleePt
via Ashevire to Morrstown. Tenn;
s.oop n sMEF,IA sACCOMMODATlON, 3All,
| except Sunday tor Ameha OourS"ou
| and intermediate points c.
| ANA N GLOVER LOCAL, daily e1SepS 80 !.
1 ed for Clover, Va. and intermsdla
points.
rpArNs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
:Ss a N N From Atlanta and Augusta
s:4S A. NJ From Amelia Courthouse
4:s0 p. NJ From Raleigh
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cRoCKERY STORE

Won want to be invited to. The
endless number of tables and shelves
Guns. Saucers, Bisque Figures,
Roses. Ornaments, Dinner, Break
fast and Tea-Sets, characteristics
How could we enumerate the thou
sand-and-one things? 1t is ithe
greatest stock of ''rockery that has
been placed for your perusal. Th'
8. I, 8, . and 1Oc. things all tn
,vav to some of the richest articles
4 imported. Three, four, FIVE counter
loaded down with
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To the public and the many sub
.cribers to the book containing the
proceedings of the late Celebration
held in Richmond, Va, October 18th,
10th and 18th 1890.
This book will not be ready Tor
delivery until some time about the
latter part of January 1891. The
delay il owing to unavoidable caus
es.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Jr.
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WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. IL, ~
To the Editor of the PLANET:
Mr.. w. q. Thornton, one OF our
enterprising business young men OF
this place was united in Holy Wed
lock to Miss Lula A. Adams OF DAN
Vile. Va, on Nov. 9Th. 1890 de
has purchased property costing
$4,000. Mr.. Thornton Is very
smart and deserves 70 be PRAISED
for his thoughtfulness in business
capacity. Mr.. Thornton is ~ year,
old and bis bride 20.
They will reside temporarily a
| 401 E, St, N. Z. priorto their remov
al to their new home.
- A FRIEND.
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The
over,
CORNER 2ND&BROAD SITS
JULIUS SYCLE & SON
cExTIEMEN'S HEMSTITCHED
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, Soc,

GENTLEMEN'S HEMSTITCHED
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, Soc,
colored bordered;
Our 65c. BOOKS reduced to 35c.:
RIcYLES. TRICYCLES, and We
LOCIPEDES;
lust opened a fine line OF SILVER
WARE. These are goods all guar,
anteed to wear. All made on haro
white metal;
FIX PRESS WAGONS, large size, SOC;
LADIES' EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS, 12hc.;
Genuine ASTRACHAN CAPES, 80;
MONKEY CAPES, $50;
SEAL. MUFFS. 50. 80;
, MONKEY MUFFS, 81;
: REAL ANGORA SETS Tor chiiorehi
e 50 so worth So;
y LADIES' LEGGINS-32 inches long
t 1.HDiES CHEvIOT JACKETS
- trimmed in real astraehan, $i'
= worth $22.50; cuo~
bargains Xmas week IN IOh0t1O'
" COTTON and LINEN LACES;
Itwv CARPETS are sold at reduced price
III and made free of charge;
~ "a TURKEY RED TABLE CLOlt
he he MS6 s. iOT REDS, sec. wort
be 81.
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THE HUB.


|
Bosrox. Mass. Dec. II. go d
\, M. t,ACnurch, Rev. 5. G. Bi<cs
more. i.aekor, had a grand rally and
union OF forces on last Sunday. The
morning devotion at g A M, was
conducted by Bro. j. Wilson. Preach
inc at 1890 A. NJ, 10y Rev. ": l,
blackwell Pastor OF kusn Aiou
| Church Cambridgeport. SUNDAY
school at 100 p. M, +. J. Ailsuon-
Snnt. Preaching at 8 2. nj. by Kew.
R F. Hurley of Charles Street Churcn
sss;,ted bv his Choir. General Pray
er-,neetino at $50 p. Nj. led by Bro.
y Rarrows. Preaching at 7:3O
n NV Rev. j. C. Price President OF
, -, ;y;noate,t,e College, Salisbury, n. Z.
} OF which several fine selections were
) ~ondered by the Choir assisted by
the Lew Quartet.
( The Crescent Club will give their
Y 4b;r5 annual bah on the LIST OF Jan,
{ ar Cotillion Hall, Mechanics Build
II ;no THE Germania Band Will lur-
q n;Sh tha music f0rthe occasion. Inc
c,oscsntI Club is composed OF walters
from tho Hotels of the city.
Tbs dsecussion about the real name
~ tbe ran known by the and 70 De
known IA American history as chris,
80 1tsueks in spreading beyond
- k the l;r,,,.s within which it started
80 AZ corresponden of the Pittsnurp
~ S'b~ons< telegraph gives what NJ
=, 80 c,nss TO be anexplanatlon oi TN
~. name of Michael johnson
-. 'o1,,ao ID to be introduced to the III
nc ,,esh cid or the body OF Chrispu
+t,,cl.R He says the inquest wa
n ., t,n1S ~, the 9Th Of March early In tn
nc .,,c~,,;,,.t after the massacre, wheI
'Vn 49, lttncks had been properly re-
70 Attucks was a stranger
'ne PostH,l and mighty, under she CT
o,,,r,sS, - noes. have been taken Tor a
was ea as,ar nan named johnson. The
MY. o a.,t fefore fling was endorsed, Il
aisC 1eos IN the body of Mich. J ohns'
Oh ~ Chrispus Attucks." He the
3 al.s ssas that the body, before {
! d ,os -,,;c. was legally fled, had be
81. '5l,e+;eeI1 IA that of Chrispus Attuc
,veo 1,,,'' go1;,tsbug correspondent fortif
''veI re oosition with quotations ir'
the ul9 Psston Gazette and coun
luSo 1naA az March 18th, 1870, {
anu o .',.s,l- liter the massacre. in which
cave ~s 100 III Michaes Johnson Is nowf
our a,'ti|1 ned. On the contrary
was Ga-atte enumerates among
4p.isC Saad "a mulatto man, nal
Ons Ch,;sos,s Attucks, who was hor
III G rr.,''ni;aqham but lately Belongs
NJ providence, and was here t
more Nr+i, Carolina" The conclu
wees Srawnlbv the Pittsburg antigua
,ooks. - = +hat. while in the excitemei
Dohos at hours following the ms
nmey; atfucks.wnsc called Johnson,i IL
atkeo e.a+;ru as Attacks was mad
iaohe. aoe,, thereafter, that in an acc
D. e No massacre and the funeral,
re Ine ~ e'I within week of the occur
.esiueo an 51ubts had been settled
sseu q r;rds of contemporaries Ate
esehts' s t,'sse discussions, after all the $
.. q - 80 oIA d )cuments, by the ''mu
Da,vs- .,, seen but for an instsnt
n, we lee ,sl., OF the British Musketr,
nEousp S se,,s,s. a figure in our history,
100 .arsver by The name he
q that forever hlettVlte'..e-
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Divorce Granted.

On the 18th OF Nov. in the Chanc-
erv Court OF Richmond, Mr.. ROBERT
Boisseau was granted a divorce
from his wife, Mary Boisseau.
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STANTON LETTER.


Rav ID. T.. Dean had baptlzing
last sunday night. The revival nas
closed The Old Folks Concert
r,ven bv the Glee Club oil the Angus
1t. A. "A. Il. Church, at the MT.
ZION Baptist Church was a success
| slna of lis funniest features Was the
old Shoemaker. -.
Mr. William Spears departed tins
H. ON Satnday the 13tn inst. tie
was a member of Sons oil StauuOon
Lodge No. 1888, u. U. ": Oh "
Ills funeral was preached az One
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev. ~. y.
Dean, otticiated. His remains was
inferred in Fair View Ccmeoary.
| the National Brass Band was aiSO
: in attendance and played some Oh
a its sacred selections. lie leaves
: vile. two or three children and
e host OF friends to mourn their loss. !,
il Little Emma johnson, beloved
J. daughter OF Mir. and Mrs. Oliver
4. l.hnson passed into eternity on tht
I5tn inst. She called her papa just
s. before she drew her last breath, ane
I'd told him that she was going TO leav'
- him. and was going to live with on
" ord and Savior. Her funeral wa
a PREACHED at the Mt. Zion Baptls
church. The Sunday School and th
by tJty Public school turned, out IN
or hody ON the occasion.
ers MIR. Austin Wheeler, of Baltlmor
rn- Nd WAS in the city last wee
on the guest of Mrs. Ida +. BROOK
ay ,ouay ne was joined in the bon'
nj holy wediocE to Miss Gwathme
M this city. The bride walk
in ,eaning on the arm Of her faith
who gave her away. Messrs- j
harris and j. ii. Gibson were t
nat ushers. Mr.. VIM. Ii. Smith presiu
81 at the organ. The bride received
the larve number of handsome presen
.thv The happy couple left on the Is. &
r q train at one o clock p. ~. Tor bsl
rt,sd more. the home OF the groom
'4th wish them happy journey thro'
life. 7.,... =
9 I'm fist church win bear in mind I
ga they are requested to bring %l
,,ent the 2Sth OF the present month.
~ 4 rhe nth will be the commencen
a,,eh az our good times. Young L
INV don't forget TO do wrong at
vnoi- church fairs and spend the y
r 1
chas- the city treasury u
store RRooKLyN, N. Y, December 9.
hon ON last sunday the Bethany d
=, The Church of which Rev. X. |. Gain
air To pastor, had a glorious time In
- ON morning Rev. W. ii. White OF
mond, Va, preached an exec
o Den sermon and again in the after
Man he preached another good ser
oes n. The pastor, K. l. Gaines then ex
- was ed the hand OF fellowship. to
,rch of applicants for membership.
Gears. Pastor Gaines was asslste
ne Re- four other ministers: Revs. '
A & White, y. Bacon, Coleman OF
York and Taylor, II white mI
,le sen The occasion was the last
or was munion or Lords Supper to b'
ting it i'm the old year. At night tn
.;n,5nal tor preached his annual sermon
resoIu- the text: Joshua xiii, and p
by the IA verse.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-20

y Henry Crutchfeld, Attorney
at Law, practices in all the courts IN
fine state. Office 227 n. 18th street
Richmond, Va.
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HANDKERcHIEEs

ra-e beauties. The novelties in
Handkerchiefs for holiday trade
always. Embroidered and all the
new finger dexterity that hand
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x7oRK RIv r LINE via WEST POINT
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE Richmond:


LEAVE RE HMOND:
TRAIN No 81. $40 P. NJ
local EXPRESS, daily except Sunday. STOPS
- ali stationa At Lester Manor connects WIZ
o. 90 oa for Walkerton; with Baltimore steamer az
West Point
TRAIN No 81. 4ss P. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
-, STe.t POINT connecting with Nork-Aver
steaners for Baltimore. At baltimore steAhels
onrecf with Baltimore and OHIO railroad lot
Wsshin oton Philadelphia, and New 1ork- -,
EARTS: Richmond to baltimore, "; 20 " asn-
,ogton. ss; to Philadelphia $3.50. New YORK
/ $3.50 ~,., - ~ aa,iv exceot
Trains arrive at Richmond Sis A. H. and lO'4'
1 A. N.
TRAIN No 10. TAO A. NJ.
LOCAL. MIXED, daily except Sunday. ieav'
Twenty-eighth street for West Point and inte'
| mediate points xv,,,. -,
| Omen s A. N. to p. M aud from +. NJ TO z.S
| A. NJ. - - NJ,
stSee5s- JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
ST. ~. fsc Manager General Passenger Agent.
! JOSEPH s. POTTS. Division fassenE'r Assn
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,HEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
u COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. l. isoe>
LzAvE RIcBHoEp. aznr
400 n. l ocal Freight. except SUNDAY. for
s.oA ~ n,.1lr tor Ola Point and Norfolk
Ina A "a Fxprers. daily for Cincinnati. Puilmnn
49, - ssi.-.uar Charlottesville 60 Cincinnati
Chair Car old Point 20 Chnriottes-
VILE.
folk Chair Car Charlottessihe 10
..ap n Accommodation. except Sunday. for
Charlottesville
,..o ~ A The n n " Limited daily. Pullman
w. sle.eping Car Richmond TO Hinton
solid Vestibule train. with Dining Car
and Pullmans Charlottcevtne 70 Gn-
| rinnati and Pullman 20 Louisvlhe-
| TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
| o.oo , n and 2.h5 p "A. daily from Cneinnatu-
| S-oS p N daily except sunday, from Cearioesss-
| 1910 4. n. and GAS p. NJ, DAILY .eom norfolk
| Station-Broad Street near SeVeSseensn-
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
fRichmond and Allegheny haalroAHs
Il LxAvE aIcHAosD.
i 500 n daily for Lynchburg. Lexington Ano
: Clifton Forge. a.,
1.sa y n for I.ynchburg. except sunday. SleeP
'0 ing Car for Clifton Forge. tram tram
leaves Lynchourg at eOo a. ~ u"NS
for Lexington and Clifton FORGE
rRAISa ARRIVE RICHMOND
= e.so p NJ daily nom Clifton Forge -
- 30 A except sunday from Clifton FofRe-
Lexington and Iynchburg-
s'a"on' NisH'" ny FULLER.
IL General Passenger Agent
q W STEVENS General superintendent
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80 per moSth
@ R & A N $
At O. Cash aud o. and s. per
| per month

Sheet Music and music books In
abundance We soil lit call OF
letter. Knabe, Ever tt, Ganlfr ,
B-hniug, NV England also Mar
sh.ll aud Wepdall piaeOs. Packard
Chspel organs, Dyer and HOghe-
., cams and other fne makes.
n. B.-Always on hand lev
second haua PIANOS 81 the pes
makes - same but slightly used
Prices very low, and terms to SUI
Anvone. We VIII give HaBdsom
Piece Of Music to any one senulh'
"a n name OF probable purchase
Of . piano or organ in Virgins
= orth Carolina.
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%All persons clearinghouse dug
in the Mechanics Burying Ground
BENZ. HARRIS, Sup.
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MIRRORS

for lust one hall their usual prices.
: With Heavy Oxidized and Plush
Frame, CSC; Gilt, Plush, and Oxidiz-
III Combination Frame. l7hxl7h
inches, only $3.50; 19x19 same
60 40. Half a dozen other sizes, al
in newest and best Frames, at SINH
lar prices.
Its the
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tIIIHNOND. FKEDERICKSBUR}
HAND P.yToM G RAILRoAO. schedule

ak HMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HAND PoToM &C RAII.RoAD.. schedule
APRIL 20, 1so0-eastern standard
time
7.sa Nc Leaves Byxd-Street station daily.
stops only at Ashland. Boutwell,. NIL
ford and Fredericksburg. Brooke ana
Widew ater. Sleeper TO Washington
and New York.
11.s2 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily OK
cept sunday -,
s.4s p NJ leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily
eleeper. Richmond TO New York
$40 A. NJ arrives at Byrd-street station noau.
leeper from Now York
ass p. NJ arrives at Byrd trest sssson 1m,
Boutwell,. and Ashland. deeper ron
Washington and New York DOES noe
| t stop at Eba- -,
Gas p NJ arrives at Byrd treet station oaiiys
except unday.
A HAND TRAM.
DAILY ExcEPT suEDAyk
AS A IA leaves Eiba rrivsa ~ shinno At
Tss n.
,oo y n Accommodation lcavss BYRD treet
wv station arrives at shland At p. n.
ga p. N. leaves Eiba' arrives ~ Asn'Nno
sas N. arrives Ebla Leaves Ashland at ssos
II s.s NJ Recommendation arrives at BYRD
rtreet station leaves Ashland At s'ss
4 sis p. a. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland Al
TAYLOR. Trafne Manager
ID. MYKRs. General superintendent
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The trains leaving Rchmond At $50 A. ~ ,e en~
~ .,s,,fs and messengers go through withoe1
ehenre OF cars Close COMMISSIONS are also r,e
ne petersburg by the aS5 y n TRAM .s ss No.
$3.50 ma fhe s.40 A. NJ train from Nortotk.
Trs,ns leaving Richmond at s:sO a. y. an NJ
,,.so y a and arriving at Richmond at lx;i =, =
a. 20 and from Farnvie. Lynchburs en'
r. N. SULLY. superintendent
n ~ n MVNRr General superintendent.
n a EurRsoN General Passenger Agent
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TRAINS for Lynchburg and west leave nlc.
,ond $40 A. NJ aud II. 20 z. M. For Nor.ois a..
eust leave Richmond $40 A. N ana So t;.s
da,iv FOR further information apply az tlehs
osices sSrOfnce OF the lines sol NAH SE
Richmond, Va. p..,g,rA
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THE
COHEN
COMP ANY

e All the collections OF HOLIDAY
WARES that it would seem possible
to procure from all the four corners
OF the globe seem to have found
their way here" This is the remark
of ! LADY visitor overheard yester-
dax bv the writer. "The wonder Is
where they will all go to-" was the
smiling remark of another. Per
haps the greater wonder is how any
oas, can make purchase of anything
without FIRST calling here and glanc
;ng over the many thousands. L
NAV be suggestive of something un
thought OF, or it may be money
| ing. Who can tell?
S5 various handsome Table
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kerchief makers across the ocean
have invented. Five cents or nvs
dollars-you can find either or any
thing between.
The
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
Departmsnt sells a thousand hand
some things you have never seen
before.
sPEcrAL HOLIDAY sTUFFs.
Among the useful are 4lc- White
shirts for 25c.; 75c. White shirts
for soc. the usual 69c. Night-Snlrts
for 45c. the 81 quality Tor Toe.
See the Gentlemen's Gray Underwear
Tor 95c.-5Oc. the usual price; Inc
Imnorted Scotch Underwear Is re
duced to So q suit. :,
Look throughout the Dry Gooul
nart of the store-Silks, Worste'
Dress Goods,
LINENS,
: Wraps. Boys Clothing, Furs. and
: dozen other departments See tn
o change in prices, and many al
. astonishing. The season is dra win
TO n close, and we have decided
re give YOU the benefit now rather Tue
'e wait.
d II. t5. Is, and II, &. Bread $
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TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
sToPPING-PLAcEs.

sToPPING-PLAcEs.
No. "a. a. and 80. make no stops. No. !. %
md IN rtop on signal at Manchester DrcwrS .
RInf. Centralla. and Chester. NO. ~ SOY.
$3.50, ~ Manchester and Chester. NO soS-
a. uancheetar No. n stops on sigma ~ -.
~ s.~- No. AZ 81 ss, a. will stop a. al sta
tons for passengers
PuLLMAN-cAR SERVICE.
-. ~. "A and "A sieeDlng-carr between
~ vork and Tampa. Fla. tvla JacksonNllleI
90 n,rSin. Nos IA aud "a reeping-cars ostwees
wveashtngfon and Charleston On Train No ~
" e-H,as s.sr. netueen washington aud JACKSON
vnle ON Train No. as sleep'ns-cars osS"
Jsessoa11,y.l,ivS axnsSfoTAII. LINE TO NORFOLK
1 AhA ARRIVE.
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All complete, with duplex burners,
very handsomely observation-disclosures
man, French, and some few Enghsh,
All! of them full size. Here are lew
d the prices:
n 'AHandsome Decorated Bisque Lamp
- that should be 81 or over, is tc
~ be sold for 81 -9S;
bohemian Bisque, very finely deco
rated, that should be 50 or over
| 4 is to be sold for $2.25;
| 37 % is the usual price of anothe
$3.50, SIS .65, $3.50, and hall
| ! dozen other prices. Not one WI
ever be duplicated for less tina
| fully double these prices.
! A sale of Handsome French beVe
edge
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CONFECT IONA r Y
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON.

sz-pa-+sas Festivals. and Social Entertain
ments furnished at the lowest prices. Suppers
also furnished entirely by me. Cakes Dakso IN
the best OF style. Manufactures and iurnlsneS
am also prepared TO take In Transient Boa"ders
at lowest prices.