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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.
" ANTS.
FOX SALE.

L'OR ALE.-Blank Letters of Guardianship
l. and Guardians Bond and Oath at the office
Vi the NEW MEXICAN Printing company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

CALL EARLY BEFORE THE STOCK Is
PICKED OVER
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Mr.. Patrick,s VIII.

In the Chancery Court yesterday the will
of the late +. l.. Patrick was admitted to
probate. Mr.. c. f. Patrick qualified as
administrator without security. The will
provides that the wife of the deceased has
been provided for by three policies Of life in
surance, which is estimated TO be about
$40, 900. One-half Of the household and
kitchen furniture is also left her.
and any pictures of herself or family that she
ma. desire. The other half of the proceeds
Of the personal is bequeathed to mis- mother,
Mrs. Laura A. Patrick. His mother is also
left all Of the real estate, subject TO the
dover right OF his wife.
The will was made November Sth last,
and Mr.. Patrick being i'll and unable 10
write then, made his mark. IL was wit
messed by Messrs. |. III. White, Il. G. Nor
ton, and y. c. Williams. The estate is val
ued at $500, exclusive of the life insur-
ance.
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PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
Richmond Association Attraction of the
Concerts.

Concerts.
The Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra
Association viii give a high class entertain.
ment on the evening Of the 18th. The per.
formance will be for the benefit OF the
Woman's Christian Association, and Will
bs an artistic success. The officers OF this
musical association are: Mrs. Joseph
Bryan, president; Mrs. Il. A. Parker, vice
president; Mrs. W. +. simpkin, correspond
inn secretary; Mrs. A. III. Christian, record
lng secretary: and Mrs. w. Is. Williams.
treasurer. Among the patrons ana
patronesses are some OF Richmond.
IL ia the intention Of the Association TO
have a regular trained orchestra, and II is
intended 10 give series Of concerts during
the months of December, January, Febru-
airy. and March. These concerts VIII DE
made IN Of the best efforts Of Richmond's
talented musicians. augmented by eminent
talent from metropolitan cities. Inc pre-
erammes will not only embrace selections
from the classical works OF masters, Dut
many sparkling musical gems from modern
composers. The concerts viii be unoer the
supervision and conduct oil Mr.. >. Emory
Shaw, whose genius and musical talent has
won for him many plaudits from musical
people. , ,,
At the entertainment on the 18th Miss
Marie Decker will be the primlere soprano
Of the occasion, and one Of her selections
will be the aria from Mozarrs "Magic
Flute.v The last time this aria was sung
in Richmond IN public was at Mozart Acad-
emy by Mile. Clementina de We're. she
was here about two seasons ago with Bo-
logna, Campaninj, and other artists OF the
same rank. Miss Decker is said TO possess
a fully requisite voice, being rich ana iuil
a 1. a fnA obi ~ A o.
ing high notes. In the aria the latter must
DC possessed by the singer, for it is one OF
the highest pieces that has been written for
"A sODranO.
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President NJ. +. ingalls,, Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, yester-
day stated that negotiations were about
concluded with the Richmond and Danyille
system for the use of their Virginia Mid
land road from GOrdOnsyille to Washing
ton. the lease to be in perpetuity; that the
Chesapeake and. Ohio company would not
build a sepal ate road to Washington. Cor
louisville was made the connecting point
instead of Charlottesville, because the Cor
louisville branch develops a great deal of
what was neglected country; that the pro-
iected belt line around Richmond from
the Richmond and Allegheny across
the Chesapeake and Ohio main line
to Fort Lee on the Peninsula
division was in the hands Of Nice-President
Axtell, nd that nothing had been done as
vet; that the money situation in New YORK
was improving; that the railroad business
was never as good as it is now, and that he
will be here until to-day.
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PHIL. KEARNEY POST.
Election of Ohlcers-A GayeI for sherida
Post.

Election of Ohoers-A Gayel for Sheridan
Post.
Phil. Kearney Post, G.. A. r., has had
made beautiful gayel and ballot-box from
wood taken from Libby Prison, and has had
them both handsomely silver-mOunted and
engraved. TO be presented about the first OF
the year to two Northern posts Of Grand
Army OF the Republic.
on the gaYel is inscribed: ITO Phil
sheridan Post, No. 30, e.. A. r., OF salem.
Mass. from Phil. Kearnev Post, No. 10, e..
A. r., Of Richmond, Va. $780," and in large
letters on the opposite side &c. A. r."
On the lid of the ballot box ia silver star
shaped badge Of the Grand Army and en-
graved on this are the words: "Presented
10 the Lander Post, No. B, q. A. r., Of Lynn,
Mass. by the Phil. Kearney Post, No. 10,
G. A. r., Of Richmond, Va. 1890"
These articles are now on exhibition at
A. +. Jshnke's jew elry store.
At a meeting OF Phil. Kearney Post last
week the officers for the ensuing term were
elected, as follows Patrick keegan, COM
mander; =. TresnOn, senior yice-command-
er; ID. II. Wilson, .Jr., V. c.; DIR. Henry
Parks, surgeon; John b. Newell, quarter
master.
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A Very Devoted Escort.

The following paragraph nom the Wash
ipgton Post was shown Chief-ofPolice Poe.
but he says be does not know 10 whom IL re-
fers
On q Philadelphia train that came
through here the other day the passengers
derived considerable amusement from the
action OF a handsome young man and
sorried-locking, butt still pretty, woman
They were % entirely absorbed in each
other that they were not separated for a
minute the whole trip. When she wanted
y walk on The platform In Baltimore he
promenaded up and down at her side, yet
hey never spoke word, save when neees-
sary, and the people concluded that a hon.
eymoon quarrel was Iin progress. Nobody
doubted for an instant that they wese bride
and groom. When they got out here 10
change cars Tor Richmond, their destinas
ton, the conductor, who Knew the man
we'll. ssId: ''Well, % long. Hope you get
shws I'll right" ''0b, ] guess So But she's
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HLM4 q Rkoaa5.
RELIABLE AMERICAN MERCHANTS
MILL cry, &C
Kaufman & Co

There is a tide in the affairs Of millinery
stores, which, taken at its food, leads wO
men to fortune, and hats and bonnets at the
lowest cut prices.-ShokeSpeare AddPted.
We have now reached the very food OF
our ebb in the prices Of millinery. This is
the last week Of our great annual clear
ing sale 10 make room for holiday goods,
and there are only few more days before
our beautiful CHRISTMAS stock will be dis
played.
THIS WEtK WE WANT TO DO TWO
WEEKS WORTH OF BUSINESS. To do
this successfully we propose to offer an
incentive, and tostart the ball TO ling in the
Trimmed Millinery Department we will
give
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THE MASONs.
Preparation for the Meeting OF the Grand
Lodge.


The Grand Lodge of Masons OF Virginia
meets In st. Adams Hall next Tuesday
The Grand Working Committee meets
always three days previous to the
Grand Lodge. There was "A session OF
the committee yesterday morning q;
10 o'clock and one last night al
O'Clock In the Office Of the grand secrc-
tary. The members OF the committee who
are in town are George w. Wright, grand
lecturer, OF Marion; Harry Is. Owens, OF
Richmond; r. ii. Hill, OF Madison Court
house, and John Clopton, Of Waynesboro,
district lecturers, and Rev. q. ii. IL. Wray,
OF Richmond.
The work OF this committee Is 10 exem-
plify the unwritten work and to adjust any
differences that may exist in the work be-
tween different sections Of the State.
There will probably be about three nun
bred and fifty delegates present at the ses-
sion OF the Grand Lodge.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge are:
Grand Master, Robert T. Craighill; Deputy
Grand Master, John III. Wayt; Grand Sc
Nor Warden, William II. Peasants; Grand
Junior Warden, Mann Page; Grand Tea
surer, William T. Allen; Grand Secretary,
William Ii. Isaacs; Grand Senior Deacon,
J. 7. Fitzgerald; Grand Junior Deacon, Al
fred X. Courtney; Grand Chaplain. George
w. Dame: Grand Pursuryant, Junius A.
Cosby; Grand Steward, William krause;
Grand Tiler, W. Z. Wilkinson.
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MRS. NJ. +. lIOBSON'S DEATH.
AN EARNEST CHRISTIAN WOMAN
GONE TO Her REST.

The Demise . shock to Her Relatives and
Frrsnds-sketch of Her Life-Fnnerai
ervices--Intermen 90 Be I'm Lynchsnrg'
Mrs. Mary r. IIobsoa is dead. and for
her death many poor and destitute OF the
city, besides her family and friends, mourn.
At her late residence, corner OF Filth ana
Grace streets, at quarter 10 5o'clock yes
,ert,ay morning, her soul took its flight to
her Maker, and she departed this lille rs
calmly and peacefully as II asleep-
Mrs. Hobson for over year had been IN
al health, but no one thought the end so
near. she was out only few days ago,
and the announcement Of her death was a
great surprise to many.
Mrs. Hobson was the wife OF Dr. >. v.
Hobson, who for years has pracuced III
this city. She was born In LynchDnrg'
Nav, isis, and was the daughter OF the late
John Bullock, Of that city, ana sis'er VI
Colonel w. q. Bullock, who is now resi-
dent of Lynchburg. In Bedford comfy, IN
1858. she married Dr. Hobson and came 10
Richmond about twenty years ago.
WORK AMONG TIKI POOR.
Mrs. Hobson was for over eight years an
earnest laborer among the obscure poor
and destitute Of this city, and was a visl,or
"a the City Mission. Her territory was
along the canal bank and on Byrd Island,
and day or night she was ever at work IN
her deeds of charity. She ministercd 10 Inc
sick. and and by her bright manner anu
Christian character she won and healed
many Of the hearts Of the poor, who are now
ready TO call her blessed.
Her heart was ever filled with sympathy
for the destitute, and 1t was seldom ina, III
her visits to the sick she dld not carry sone
dainty 10 please the appetite ana cDeer tne
snfierer. Not only did she distribute the
CITY Mission aims, but her purse was al
WAYS open. and she and her husband ever
kept in sight the divine injunction, zine
moor We have always with ye."
All OF her associates in the Mission VIII
mourn sincerely the death, for 1t takes from
their midst one Of their most Jealous
workers. and one that did no little TO Keep
up the institution.
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP.
Mrs. Hobson was dey0ut member OF ~.
James church, and was also ever working
for the Protestant Episcopal Church Home
on Fourth street.
The impressive service of the Episcopal
Church. conducted by Rev. DIR. Peterkln
and Rev. Preston Nash, was held at her late
residence yesterday afternoon, and was at
tended by many friends OF the deceased
The inrerment will take place in Lynch
burg. the remains to be carried by the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad this morning
Al o O'Clock. The pall-bearers are as iol-
lows: Messrs. John Noting, Joseph Bryan,
Marion Dimmock, Samuel Winfree, DIR. "A.
s. Lee, and DR.. Richard Crouch.
Mrs. Hobson leaves only two children
who are now residents Of Lynchburg. They
are Mrs. General j. Holmes smith, and
Mrs. Dr. L. A. Craighill. Both arrived IN
the city yesterday.
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Dreas-Cuttinc school.

Professor Chase and wife will continue
their dress-cutting school for two weeks
more. The Partisan Tailor Square System
stands without a rival in the dress-cuttinl
world for the speed, simplicity and aceu
racy with which it can be handled. We
teach you to cut basques, sleeves, collars
skirts, princess dresses and all kinds o.
wraps without the necessity Of altering and
refitting. Also teach the French or Bias
Darts. Terms reasonable, Will also cut
patterns that We guarantee to fit perfectly
without any alterations. Call or address
room So st. Claire Hotel.
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EVERYBODY guess BOSTON slight any
HOLIDAY GOODS

Art
Christmas full
USEFUL THINGS
collected. nothing
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HOBS ON.-Died, December 9Th, ;at 3:45 a.
NJ at the residence of her husband, Dr. j. V.
HObson, Mrs. MARY +. HOBSON, In the
seyenty-fOurth year of her age.
lnterment I'm Lynchburg, December 1th.
HOPKINS Died. at Dorchester. Mass,
Wednesday. December 3, 1890, ELIZABETH
POWELL, daughter OF the late samuel and
Isabella II. Hopkins OF Boston, Mass.
MARTIN, Died. December 8. 1890, HER
BERT LEE MARTIN, son of bartholomew
and Maggie Glen Martin; aged one month
and twenty-eight days
MORING. Died, i'm this city. on December
s. 1890, at o'clock A. NJ, Mrs. MARTHA
j. MURING, formerly of Amelia county, Va.
MORRIS.-Died, at her sesidence, 9l1 west
Main street, at o \. NJ. Saturday, December
9th, Mrs. A. {. MORRIS, widow of DR.. W. L.
Morris.
Funeral on MONDAY MORNING at $3.50
o'clock from the Sacred Heart church.
PHILLlrS.-Died. at his fathers residence,
No. rs south Cherry street. at 2:40 a. NJ ,
Decemler q, FREDER' OK AUBREY PHIL
LIPS, oldest son of q. III. and Cora l.. Phillips,
in the eighth year OF his age.
Friends of the family. and also OF his grand
mother. Mrs. l.. A. Waller, are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from ST. An
drew's church TODAY Sunday, December
eth at 4 L, NJ.
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EnlI-Dresa German.

One Of the most enjoyable affairs of the
season was full-dress german. given by
Miss Mary Thaw, at Monticello Hall, Thurs
day night. There were about fifty couples
present, among which were some OF Rich
mond's best dancers, and it was not until
after ~ o'clock that the strains of Home,
Sweet Home, sounded, and the guests bid
their hostess "gOOd night" Miss Mary's
sweet disposition and amiable manners ever
keep for her host of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
LITTLE BULLETS.
Interesting Facts to Military Men-Cav-
airy Promotions.

The Chesterfield Cavalry, Captain David
Moore. will hold drill at Morrisetrs store,
in swansboro, next Wednesday at 10 O'Clock
QLieutenant II. A. Hall has been elected
captain OF the Hanover Troop, to succeed
Captain Williams j. Wickham, VINO has
been promoted to major; Sergeant How
ard, elected first lieutenant; Sergeant
holland, second lieutenant.
There was only one enlistment in the
First Regiment last week-Hernd0n Court
ney TO Company &.
The furloughs Of Corporal William ID.
Livsey and Private Charles Ball, Company
ID, First Virginia Regiment, expiring on
December IL, 1890, the same will be contin-
ued ninety days for expiration of same.
Private q. W. Taylor, Company A, First
Virginia Regiment, is discharged this date
by reason ofhis having lett the. State, not TO
return.
Private T.. NJ. Epps, Company A, is fur
ioughed from October 2, 1890, 10 January J.,
1891. Private ID. X. Dudley, Company A, il
furlouged from November II, 1890, TO Janu-
airy l, 1891. Private A. Gipprich, Company
A, 10 furloughed from November %, 1890, TO
January l, 1891.
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ARRESTS YESTERDAY
SNEAK s-stesier-Tsok a
shotgun.


A thief entered the residence Of Mr.. G. G,
Glover, 23l4 east Grace street, shortly after
dark last night, and stole three umbrellas
and hat. and then entered Mr.. G.. J. Her.
ning's house, 2l04 east Grace street, and
stole an overcoat and silver-plated pitcher.
Policeman j. A. Otey saw the thief and
chased him for some distance, but failed to
catch him. He dropped the osercoat,
pitcher and two umbrellas, which were re-
turned TO their owners.
w. Z. Blanch was arrested yesterday and
lodged In the Erst police station for steal
ing an umbrella from Felix keegan and a
razor from G.. y. Mexican. On his persen
was found gold medal in the shape of u
star.
Henry Watkins was also arrested and
lodged at that station for stealing double
barrel shotgun from John u. Harris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
4 Card to the Public.

Ieeached the city Friday evening and an
stopping with my friend Miller, corner
Fifth and Broad streets, where | am select
ing my supply Of pipe, cigars, cut lass
manicure goods, etc. He is sociablt
enough to lend me one OF his fine meer
schaum pipes. aid keeps me supplied Will
Allen d GInter's Imperial Mixture; so
have decided to stay with him and enjoy
nv IL and . o'clock smoke until Christina:
forces me TO leave.
Will be glad to have all the ladies and
gentlemen, and especially the dear little
children, call to see me.
Your Christmas friend,
SANTA CLAUS,
corner Fifth and Broad streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Before the Jurors.

The following cases were triei before the
Hastings Court yesterday:
Robert stokes (colored), charged with
keeping a disOrderly house. Acquitted.
Alexander Spotswood (colored), same
offence. Fined S25.
James Jenkins (colored), same offence.
Fined $50.
ADothy Murrey (colored), charged with
malciously assaulting Augustus White
Sent to Jail for thirty days and fined one
cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
MANCHESTER MATTERS
Items from the CITY on the Other Side of
the River.

Items from the CIV on the Otber sfue OF
the River.
A thief entered the residence yesterday
morning of Judge John II. Ingram and
stole an overcoat.
There was no case before the Mayors
Court yesterday at all.
Rev. John j. Cloptop, of the Meade Me.
mortal church, is improving. Services will
be conducted at that church to-day, both
morning and night. Rev. DR.. j. b. Newton
will preach at night.
Rev. George w. Crawley has rendered his
resignation as pastor of Second Colored
Baptist church. and Will leave In few
days for Newark, n. j.
Rev. L. A. Cole will preach at the Chris
tian church this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

ALL THE POPULAR POETS, 81.
bound in Padded Seal Leather-Bryant,
Longfellow. Lucille. lngelow. Tennyson,
Wordsworth, and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07

IINANTED-RELlAB LADIES TO OPEN
w letters containing money at their
homes. You can get from ~ 10 SO day from
the letters and not leave home. ARA nge.
ments by which you can have SO, So or 80 a
week additional. According TO locality. Adj
dress with stamp MARION WALKER, 216
Fourth avenue, Louisville, Ky. de7-1t
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Grove.Avenue BaptIst Churcb.

Between Linden and Beach streets, DIR.
;. n. Goodwin, pastor. Preaching at IL
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock Z. NJ. by the
pastor. Wednesday night prayer-meeting
at s O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday-school at .
O'Clock A. NJ. Young mems prayer-meet-
ing Friday night at s O'Clock. Seats free.
All are welcome.
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|"Strike While
The Irons Hot."

THERE ARE LESS THAN THREE
! WEEKS LEFT TO DO YOUR
GUESSING - and the interest ia it is
at fever heat.
The lucky boy will wake up Christ.
mas morning-and there the PONY
will staud-in front Of the door-ready
md waiting. All the Ii tie ks are
thinking about it-talking about it
dreaming about it-and GUESSING at
every opportunity.
Size up" the PUMPKIN in the win.
low. Ho many seeds do you think
are in it, Guess with every purchase
that's made for you. Lots Of you'll
get more chances.
You are almost sure to be in after an
OvERCOAT-a REFER SUIT
HAT-or FURNISHINGS.
Ponies take" with you, but OUR
prices and qualities at rae your pa
rents. Guessing is fun. but TO supply
your every want, do il to the UTMOST
SATISFACTION, is BUSINESS. aud
we att nd to it right up to the
handle"
The stock is red hot" with )pp)r-
tuniIies.
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undeiixerai relsrrans.

kilograms addressed TO the following re.
main undelivered at the Western Union of.
tic, for the week ending Saturday: Miles NJ.
Martin; y. Stars, Manchester, Va; Mrs.
Alex. Brown, Thomas +. Eigelberner, SOL
Caro-. Miss Annie Buckley, Matte Bar
her Joe Barnes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
Meeting Mt Richmond College

The students OF the college are holding
nightly interesting, revival services in
the chapel. Professor ii. IL. Harris
will, by request OF the Y. NJ. a.
Devotional Committee, speak for the stu
dents this evening at a quarter before 8
O'Clock. The college will be glad TO have
the attendance Of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
HolIywood Memorial Associa,ion.

There will be called meeting of the
Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Association
on Monday, December Sth, held at the
Young Mems Christian Association parlors,
at p. NJ. Every member is urged to at
tend, as there are matters Of deep impor-
tance 10 be considered.
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42c.

FARMLAND RAILROAD, zoe.
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Police Court.

Eugene Putney, the boy who deserted last
sunday from the United States training ship
jamestown. and who gave himself up at the
First police station, was before the Police
Court yesterday morning. lie was COM
mi;ted TO Jail 70, await the orders OF the
officer of the ship.
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a mighty slippery customer. and have to
watch her like a catr The good-looking
man was deputy sheriff. and was taking
back 10 Richmond an unusually clever
shop-lifter that be had tracked to Phiadei-
mia and arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 6.-For
Virginia: Colder, clearing weather;
colo nOrthwesteTly winds,
For North Carolina: Rain, easterly
winds; slight changes in tempera-
ture; colder, fair weather on Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-07
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

All 50 es for cash only.
no2s Is BEVERLY r. CRUMP. Trustee.
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THE ITALIAN PADRONE.
pICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA.
III TON.

The regular weekly solree will take place
at the Mozart Academy Of Music MONDAY
MIG IT, December sth, at $50 O'clock Ac.
mission only by membership or invitation
cards, which must be presented al the door.
Members can obtain invitation-cards on ap-
plication To g. l.. SIEGEL, 400 Broad street;
MANLY Il. RAMOS. 9ls Main street, or WAL.
TER ID. MOSES & Co., zoos east Main street
Reserved seats can be secured for every
MUSICALE at the music store OF NJ. Is.
RAMOS. from % A. NJ. TO 5 p. M, the day OF
the MUSICALE
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NEXT
Cabinet Photographs to be Given AWAY
at Blake & Fleming's,

Or what amounts to the same thing, as you
will see by the following unparalleled offer
For fifteen days, beginning on Monday,
the sth instant. we will make our regular
SO per dozen cabinet photographs for 81 30.
These are not cheap grade of pictures;
we claim that they are finer than the finest
made in the city. A fact which we are
willing TO prove by almost giving these pic
lures away in order to place them before the
public. So far all Of our gift pictures have
brought us liberal compensation in cash
orders. Merit must win; therefore we are
more than ever confident of public favor III
placing before it our grandest effort yet.
one dozen elegant cabinet photos for sl.39
per dozen. with Christmas greetings. from
BLAKE a. FLEMING,
3O5 east Broad.
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DOLLS CRADLE, 25c.
DOLLS SWINGS, i5c.

DOLLS TRUNKS, DC.
contain doll and dresses
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Several Bargains In Upright Pianos.
Walter ID. Moses a. Co., 1905 Main street
lopp0site postOlncel.

Attention is called 10 the advertisement
OF the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany. They have their Christmas presents
open, and will be pleased 10 see customers.