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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Resolutions of Respect to the Memory OF
James Madison Wise.

Mr.F. ID. Christian, president OF the Tobacco
Trade OF the citv Of Richmond. took the cnall
at II VI. saturday called the meeting 10 oruer
and in few appropriate periods annoumc q
In the Trade the death of James MadlSon
Wise. one OF its ablest and most respected
Colonel Francis NJ Boykin moved that q
committee be appointed 10 draft sullaDit
resolutions Of respect 10 the memory vi tue
late jones NJ. " Use.
The resolution was duly seconded ana the
Chair appointed Messrs. William NJ. Bridges
lanes III. Boyd, and Francis NJ. Boykin az
the committee under the ABOVE IesoIutlOn
which committee offered the following reso'
lutions. which. on being read, were on mo
tion 10 that effect. unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Great Giver OF all good, in HIS
insrrutable wisdom, has once again per
mitted The Angel Of Death to visit us ana take
from our mid1t in the prime of mature life
one more Of our number, who for many years
past has gone In and out amongst u.s. iecos'
nized by all as true type OF honesty, lhleg-
rity and upright manhood; man lfnpuisVt
hut kind and courteous to all, and one whom
we shall be slow 10 forget.
Resolved. That recognizing our uncertain
tenure upon life, and that soon or lave we
must all answer this last call, with sorrow
inc hearts we humbly bow TO the Divine
decree that takes from usa member lOVeo
by many and respected by all.
Resolved. That IN the cath OF James Slau
isOn Wise, this trade loses member ,oya
and true i'm all Of the relation of life. and ful
of the kindness OF heart which endears mar
TO his fellows. ...
Resolved, That we offer 10 his bereayec
wife and son and all the members Oh NE
family our sincere confidence.
Resolved. That these resolutions be spreao
upon the records Of the Tobacco Exchange
and that copy be furnished the family o.
our deceased freId.
FRANCIS NJ. BOYKIN,
WILLIAM BRIDGES.
JAMES NJ. BOYD.
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SAY WORD.
pronerty Transfers

Richmond CitV.-James X. sheppard %
ELLEN .Jasper. - feet on west side ~. faul
street between Duval and Baker, and tri-
angular strip adjoining. $1,000.
Charlotte {. Turner 10 Rebecca Mitcneli
trustee, 22lS feet on east side Ihird stree'
between jackson andDuyal, 81, 10.
ue1ricO COuaty-Massena Beasley anu
Martin ;. TAYLOR to W. +. G.. Garpetts as
signs. 1851 acres 10 correct error. 81.
II. +. Binf0rd's heirs TO James Crittenden
30 acres adjoining +. Parsons, $50.
George McD. Blake TO Daniel buchanan
SjgS acres on south side Three Chopped
road, $500. %,
w. A. Boswell to George Gordon, 81 5o-lo'
acres, $1,000. 4.
Y. NJ. Conner, special commissioner, u
John Morton, 6j acIes near Williamsburg
turnpike. about three miles from Richmond
500. M.
James II. Crenshaw 10 Florence l.. Pitts
20 feet on north side Thomas street, SlGO.
/. Davenport, Jr., to NJ. {. Staples, 2so74
acres on Deep Run turnpike near shor'
Pump, 81 ,4O3.75.
Martin A. Germelman TO Lewis Z. Gen'
try, 80 feet on east side Stewart street near
Littlepage, Sl6j.
Il. II, Gilmers trustee 10 i. a. Gillner,
30 acres Oh Almond creek, Sl,l2j.
John Morton to Mary A. Morton, 10 acres
near Williamsburg turnpike, 500.
William III. Winston to l.. III. Dlckerson,
20 feet on north side ; street near Thirty
first, $50.
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Mr.. eLLYSON'S FUNERAL.
FoIogy by DIR. Landrum-Ministers Pres
enlightenment.

ro,oey by DIR. Landrum-MinistersP ro'-
enlightenment.
The solemnity which hlled the spacious
ness of the Second Baptist church during
the funeral services Of the lamented Henry
X. Ellyson Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
narvaded the hearts of each individual IN
The immense congregation, ana the
scene is one long to be remembered
The church was heavily draped IN mourn
ing The two colossal pillars at the pull
10 had the appearance Of solid column Of
HACK. while clouds of darkness hung from
almost eyeryipOrtion Of the interiors OF the
building. MOI "A vacant seat was in the house
The casket. which rested Immediately IN
front OF the pulpit, was covered with HOW;
ets. while several large designs were placed
In The pulpit were Rev. DR.. Landrum,
Rev. MIR. Cannon, Rev. Mr.: stewart, Kew
DIR. Hatcher, Rev. DIR. Pitt, Rev. Dr. Hoge,
Rev. w. +. Judkins, Rev. Dr, curry, VINO
arrived from Washington on the fast man I;
Rev. j. Il, Tucker and James W. Reynolds.
Al the head of the coffin sat DIR. ;. "A. Good
win and at the foot Rev. j. b. Hutson.
PASSAGES OF SCRIPTURE.
DIR. Cooper read several appropriate pas
sages Of Scripture, after when the cnOlr
sung. |ANlttp III "SsN'. -
prayer was then offered by DIR. Hoge.
DR.. Landrum preached the funeral ser
mon. and took his text from Acts, XIII, 10.
.sAfter he had served his own generation by
the will of God, fell on sleep" Dr. Ian
drum compared the life of MIR. Ellyson very
aotly 10 the quotation. He said OF him; 1T
might well be said as Of Enoch-he walked
with Cod Heaven has received him, bpt
II has left behind cloud OF darkness, ana
the house OF praise and prayer has been
turned into house of mourning.
In speaking Of the shock he felt on near
inc that Mr.. Ellyson was dying, Or. Lam
drnm said: 81 thought the foundation OF
the CITY was shaken, and l realized that
one OF the pillars Of this temple was iaii-
ing" ..,. !. .is
cha,acter was his sOlidity, and his self
control was perfect. -. !,
have never seen one.'
ELOQUENT EULOGY.
DIR. Landrum's talk was most eloquent
.u,ogy upon the life and character OF Mr.
Euysop, and many were the tears shed du-
ing mia remarks. IN GIL,
Captain Cunningham sung. 1--WE shall
Reach the Better Land Then, after
nrayer. the choir sung, GLOW Firm FOun-
dation.n during which the remains were Ia
ken from the church.
The interment was at HOllyw God, aud TIE
PROCESSION which escorted the h0nored dead
10 his last resting place was many square ;
in length.
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The People Respond.

Yesterday was the opening-day of the
great wholesale consignment sale of $4,000
worth of fine clothing consigned TO the
American Clothing Company, and a busy
day il was. SO eager were the people TO Sc
cute the bargains offered in this sale that
we were compelled TO employ six (6) extra
experienced statesmen. so crowded was
our store that we were forced several times
during the day 10 close Oui doors. How
ever we desire TO say that we are now
better able TO serve you promptly, and the
crowds that will attend our great sale
during the next week will have the oppor-
tunity of buying the choicest clothing at
about nifty cents on the dollar. We are
daily receiving these goods and we will
give the people the advantage Of every
bargain. We place on our counters to-
morrow morning two hundred pairs of chill
dren's knee pants worth 75c.; they will 20
in tins sale for 25c. Two hundred childrens
suits at DOC. Two hundred chldren's over
coats at Sl.25. Mems suits and oyercoats
AT half their original value. Come early
and examine these bargains; everybody is
welcome.
AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
NJ Bendhem A Bro, GIG east Main ST.
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Manchester Matters.

The Committee on Streets will meet to
morrow TO prepare report recommending
to the Council the adoption OF profile o.
grades on the streets south OF Decatur.
The Alert Fire Company will give sup
per next Wednesday night.
All Of the committees for the reunion o.
the Elliott Grays, which takes place al
Odd-FellowS Hall December 18th, have
been appointed. 1t will be one of the largest
social events of the season. Among the IN
yited guests will be Generals William Ma
hone and ID. \. Wesiger, Colonel &. L
Rogers, and Major II. {. Taylor.
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Beware of Ointments for Cstarrh Ths
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering 10 through the mucous
surfaces such articles should never be used
eX cept on prescriptions from reputable ply 81,
clans as the damage they will do is tenfold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them Halls Cstarrh Cure, manufactured by
4. j. Chesey 4 Co.. Toledo. o., contains no
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine IL is tsken In
teriialIy, andsnade In Toledo. Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney 4 Co
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Tho Petit Jury.

The Hastings Court will meet tomorrow
The petit jury for the term is as follows;
CALVIN Lipscomb. 4. 4. Crump, Larkin
W. Glazebr0ok, Allan l.. Donnan, Isaac
Davenport, Role +. Glover, William Ran
Kin, Frank Crenshaw, John c. Easley, Her
man J. Myers, Walter W. Collins, Thomas
NJ. Hntzheimer, James Macdougall, Ii
Ashby Taylor. John Maxwell, Peter stump
BENJAMIN Harris (colored), John Enders
Dr.. James Il. Page, George \. Gwathmey
Robert Robertson (colored), George +. Styll
"A. Temple Thomas, Thomas Potts. Charles
NJ. Angle. Henry Lane (colored), Daniel ID
Talley, William Heller, Albert ;. Mayo, T.
b. Meade, Walter c. Mercer, Corbin war
wick, George A. Lyon, William ii. Savage
| Richmond Maury.
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and wide spreading character OF our
selections: and our aim now ID to suoor-
dinate profit by popuiarizing our prices
40 as 10 enable the humblest child to
revel in the luxury of Xmas play.
things. Who is there that has watched
the maternal solcitude aud care with
which a little girl fondles and caresses
her baby doll and would deny paltry
dime to buy so much happinessI or who
can refuse the less sentimental, more
wayward boy a chest of tools or a set
of ten-pins when few pennies WI
make his heart beat faster aud bis lace
grow brighter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

Richmond Lodge. order of the Shield, was
permanently organized last night at Central
Hall. 3l4 north FIN street, with the follow
ing officers: W. +. G.. GarnetI. Jr., past presi
". Bowies. yice-president; Henry Spear, re-
cording secretary; John :. Whaley, financial
secretary; Ramon ID. Garcn. NJ. d.. treas
urer: James b. Blair, guide; Marion X.
guard. trustees: Charles =. Stacy. James
~ HaliOran. Anderson Il. sutton. This
lodge starts out with good membership, and
il on a solid basis
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speak. and pray, and give testi.
mony. and God viii bless you. Don
be ashamed OF Christ. That Is tne
weak point In our cause" Then Waking
out OF the pulpit and taking by the nanu
the same man whom he had singled Out me
night previous. he said. snow ! want 10
hear from nv SON" The gentleman arose
and spoke several minutes. Another man
arose and said: "Mr. Murphy, VIII never
go back on Jesus"
SAY A WORD.
Mr. Murphy circulated through the con,
gregation and made more than score o.
people stand up and SAY word," incluo'
ing several ladies.
DR.. Hall made n strong appeal III asking
for the collection. lie stated that to-nIgn'
AT Old Market Hall there would DE a
charge of five cents at the door.
Mrs. Murphy will lead the prayer meeting
in the basement Of the church tomorrow;
and after that day each meeting VIII DC leu
by Mr. Murphy. II, -
Thursday afternoon a meeting VIII Oe
held al the Soldiers Home at o'clock.
The meeting AT Old Market Hall TINS even
ing at O'Clock is for men only.
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DEATHS.


WISE-Died, at his residence, No. 2l3 east
Grace street, in this ci'N, at b o'clock A. NJ.
Friday, November %, 1890. AMtS MADi-
son WISE, son of Tully Robinson and Mar
garet Douglas Pettltt Wise.
The funeral Will take place from st, Paul's
church on SUNDAY, November Both, at 2
O'Clock Z. VI. The friends and acquaintance
are invited TO attend.
CHILES.-Died in Caroline county, Novem.
Der 7. 1890, Mrs. ALICE c. CHILES. wife o.
John +. Chiles.
JENNINGS.-Died, at his residence. 206
east Main street. at A. Nj. Novembei 2Sh
Or. WILLIAM KEATON JENNINGS.
Funeral from the house THIS AFIERNOON
al 9 o'clock Friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend. No flowers.
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The TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
Mr.. Murphy stiIi Earnestly at Work in
Its Behalf

The congregation which greeted Mr..
Francis Murphy at his temperance meeting
An the seyenth-Street Christian church last
night was not so large as II has been
anring the week, but the meeting was
Very enthusiastic. The Inconvenience OF
leaving home Saturday night no doubt had
much 10 do with the falling OF In The con-
greeation. Only two ministers, DR.. Hall
and Rev. Mr.. Jefferson, were In the pulpit
with Mr.. Murphy.
About the same devotional exercises were
conducted By Mr.. Murphy as at the previous
meetings. Speaking OF DIR. Hall, he said,
.He is y real friend, he is. only have one
fault 70 find with you people; you are 100 re-
spectacle"
GO TO CHURCH.
lie beggc.s all who bad signed the pledge
10 attend church to-day. Referring 10 the
trst sunday after be had joined the church,
he said he did not look as nice that day as
he does ut the present. II nave changed
my tailor since then, thank God.'
lie then gave in IA vivid man.
ner his experience on that sunday,
and told how hard il was for him TO speak
OF pray In public, but be said: THE maa
who IL saved from ruin by the grace OF God
IL thoroughly In earnest. You cannot live
unless you work. II you don't speak and
bear witness OF Gods love you viii die.
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MIR. LeIch's Funeral.

The funeral services of the late Egbert g.
Leigh took place yesterday afternoon al
Grace church at 1890 o'clock. Rev. DR.. II,
Melville Jackson. and n well.filled edifice
testified in what high esteem MIR. Leigh was
held bv the citizens Of Richmond. The pail
bearers published in Yesterdays THINKS
ofliciated, and long line of carriages fol-
lowed the remains to their last resting
Mace in HOLLYWOOD.
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St. Peters Cathedral Mission.

The EMISSION" at st. Peters Cathedral
commences today at 1880 o'clock. with
services tonight at : 80. There will be ser.
vices each day during the week at A. NJ,
and 3 Z. NJ, and Z: 80 p. NJ. The exercises
will be conducted and the sermons preached
by the Rev Joseph Himmel, ;. D., and Rev
NJ. Mcdonald.
The mission corresponds with the revival
services in the Protestant churches.
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st. Andrew brotherhood.

At st. James church tonight the 1t. An
drew Brotherhood will hold anniversary ser
vices. Most Of the Episcopal churches 0
the city have chapters of this Brotherhood
which numbers in the United states NOR
than seven thousand members. Blshol
Whittle will preside, and Hon. G. Harr.
Davis. an eloquent lawyer and layman, o
Philadelphia. will deliver an GRAFTON. TIT
hubble is cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

The Spanish steamship Eunkaro, M. de
Zaballa master, 1896 tons. 30 crew, loaded
AT West Point with 600 bales OF cotton,
valued at $780, and 1872 head of live cat
tie. valued at 5000, cleared yesterday for
Liverpool.
The British steamship Stella, Symonds
master. $50 tons, entered at the custom
house Yesterday cOastwise from New YORK,
to load cotton for Liverpool.
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City Circuit Court.

Suit wos instituted yesterday by Edward
Major against George Walden. Action OF
debt for 800.
In the case OF J. r.. Peyton against John W
Gilman JUDGMENT was entered for the plain
tiff for $3.50.
A bill Of exception was filed In the case OF
Eva Leineweber against the Richmond Guy
Railway Company.
In the case OF franklin stearns' executor
against the city OF Richmond further time
was allowed IN which TO file bill OF excep-
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Special Service.

At the Leigh-street Baptist church to-
night a special sermon will be preached by
the pastor TO the X. 4. Lee Council, No. u,
the members OF which will attend churcn
in body. Services begin at 1880.
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Chancery Court.

On the first Monday in January the next
regular tenn of the Chancery Court will
commence II is probable that at that time
Jadge Leake will file his opinion in the suit
over the estate of the late w. A. Thomas.
lie is studying the case, while Judge Bar
ton is holding a special term for him. The
term will last several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Special Christmas Drive
FINE CLorH.BoUND BOOKS, 20c.

book.stall in Richmond can duplicate
one of these books-at the price. not
one | This goesl OF the appropriate
ness Of good book, handsomely bound
for Xmas present, We say not word
~ lis use and pleasure in the home. we
saw not a word Our remarks apply
solely to the price at which 1t is possi-
BILE for us to sell books fit for any I'D
rary-books written by the best au'
thors-books whose influence IS tof
good and whose province is to please
and instruct.
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DRIVE NO. 6.

We've Dolls for all creation-from
the helpless mute for dime to the talk
ing belle for a dollar. And for noise
making, mirth-provokiug toys for the
bows we hardly think we've missed any
thing. Take the youngsters along aud
let us have their opinions.
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MARRIED.

KINKFAD - SPILLMAN. - Married, on
Thursday afternoon, November u, 1890, AT
the residence of Mrs. James Thomas, Jr, the
brides aunt. Miss SARAH A. SPILLMAN 10
Mr., WILLIAM Is. KINkEAD.
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Foil From n Bridge.

John Fergerson, .stonecutter, who lives
on Twenty-fitth street near L, was badly
injured by falling from a bridge at Mr..
Ginter's farm Yesterday. He was taken to
the almshOuse for treatment.
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AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
NJ. Bendheim a Bro, 9l6 east Main st.

The West-End Women's Christian Tem-
persnce Union will meet tomorrow evening
at Mrs. Rogers, iii Grove avenue, at
O'Clock. A full attendance 10 desired, as
there il much business OF Importance 10 be
attended 10.
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should see that her lit e ones are pro
.ected. and that bottle Of DIR. David''
Cough Syrup Is at hand to give in case
Group, coughs, or colds.
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MILLER & RHOADs-Continued
Special Christmas Drives
CHRISTMAS TOYS
= MISUNDERSTANDING.

Stand from under.
We unfolu now the
realm Of childish glee
and leave Santa Claus
and the little terres
trial saints Of sweet
ness ard love to hold
high carnival. 1t has
taken us months OF
anxious epdeavor 70
select such things as
would find m os {
favor with the little
folk. - w c trus 5 I
we've succeeded. We
know we've outdone
ourselves and every
other house in cur
line In the variety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

Three-story brick dwellings, 3ls ives
Cary. very cheap. Terms exceptionally
easy HARRISON a. POWERS,
1903 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

UPRIGHT FISCHER PIANO. $500. Slightly
used ~ octayos). WALTER ID. MOSES d
Co, 1906 Main street, opposite the postofile
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Big Money
n Fredericksburg stock. Easy payments.
A Rank PnnY.l

Readers Of THE TIMES should avail the
selves of the opportunity 10 secure COM
plete driving outfit by reading The Bosto M
advertisement. Ms
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MILLER a RHOAD-.
MAs. Il Rkoaab.
Special December Drives
Fine Staple Dress Goods
AND
Holiday Novelties !!

DRIVE No. ]. Toe index 10 dynasty
of December half-dollar-doing dollar
duty bargains is to be- seen in our Dress
Goods Department. You may tramp up
and down the paths of trade till you
grow foot-sore and not zee anything at
all to hold candle to them. The cream
of this seasons sensations in Plain
Fabrics and Fanciful Textiles whipped
into the popular price current. Not a
"leader" in the house this week. Begin
at the door and 20 right through every
department and you'll find the biggest
values wrapped up in a every article.
This is a drive-a desperate drive to
convert merchandise into money, and
no housewife who reads this should fail
to take advantage of it. Our doors
open promptly at S tomorrow morning,
and our salesladies and gentlemen Will
be Gu tip-toe to serve you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

Good stock in good companies. Pros
pectus and maps always on hand:
HARRISON d POWERS.
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DIG BARGAIN BAR FIXTURES,
I'D LICENSE FOR SALE. Apply TO PAT
McDONAII0, agent for Portner's beer. Rich
mond. Va. no3l.1t
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LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BlTrERS.
II 10 pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, Indt.
gestioa, Biliouness and Iyer complsinu
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FIN. Ro.... yioIets. and Cut Flowers.

Largest stock and best supply at Ham
mond's, 107 east Broad street. Flowers
packed and shipped TO any point. Bridal
Bouquets and Wedding Decorations attend
ed to at short notice.
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Every Mother

For bargains in real estate call at once
HARRISON & POWERS.
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that the custom Is going TO die out IN
our day ard generation. 50, IN antici-
patton of the growing demand for more
chaste and refined articles Of adorn-
ment. we've secured very unique and
inexpensive assortment of JeHelry IN
all the newest and most approved de-
signs and fancies. Beng merely a eide
issue with US. the cost Is in all cases
about one-half what exclusive jewellers
charge for the identical goods. And
what Is of equal moment, vessel every
article for what it is. II plated we say
80: IL solid we say solid. No sailing I'M
der false colors. Among tie few speci-
mems which we trot out to show how
prices bang. the following will beae
watching:
PRETTY sCARF-PlNs only Zoe.
10
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WASHABLE DOLLS, Zoe.

WASHABLE DOLLS, Zoe.
FINE CHINA DOLLS only l211c.
KID AND BIsQUE DOLLS only 2Oc.
FINE WASHABLE DOLLS only 25c.
TALKING DOLLS only 81.
JOINTED BIsQUE DOLLS only soc.
SLEEPING BIsQUE DOLLS only Zoe.
TALKING BlsQUE DOLLS only 81.
FANCY DRESSED DOLLS only Sl.2j.
(and upwards to So
CHILD'S CARTS only 2jc.
"a fancy two-whee
DOLLS COACHES only 25c.
(four-wheel, Willow
DOLLS COACHES only SOC.
good size, substantially
LARGE DOLLS COACHES only Toe.
canopy top, willow BODY
FINEST DOLLS COACHES, 81.
4. B, c BLOCKS. 12lI.
OLD ARM-CHAIRs only poe.
TOOL-CHESTS only 20c.
TEN-PINS only 20c.
PIANOS only 2jc.
HsAe1 & Rkoad5.
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HANOVER COURTHOUSE, AT 2P. A..

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. AT p. NJ.
offer for sale. at public auction, that FINE
TRUCK FARM formerly occupied by j. NJ.
Loving. containing forty-three acres, stu
ated near Mechanicsville. Hsnover county.
six miles from Richmond.
This In one of the most productive and de-
sirable truck farms in that region OF good
farms.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses
OF sale, about s76 SS16, with interest from
September 2. 1883. and residue upon such
terms as said Loving NAV. on day OF sale, d.
rect. GEORGE r. HAw.
no 27-tds Trustee.
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UPRIGHT
PIANO.
Afln

left with us 10 sell. A great bargain
WALTER ID. MOSES & Co., 1905 Main.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

- WARRINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 20.-Foi
IFUR Virginia and North Carolins: Fair
@sightly warmer; southerly winds.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
iUSTEE'S SALE
-OF-
FINE TRUCK FARM.

AS trustee I'm a deed from J. W. Loving.
dated I'd September. 1879, and at request OF
party secured. will. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DECEMBER. 1890