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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04
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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04

= semi-official announcement has
been made by Mr.. Mckinley that no
silver or other financial legislation
would be passed this winter. The cry
Of the agriculturist. voiced by the
heavy vote of the Farmers Alliance.
is to be ignored until the democratic
House comes in. Secretary Window
will, l am informed. propose in his
annual report relief in the shape of
l-2 and per cent bonds to be issued
by the Government. to be convertible
into cash upon demand Of the hold
er-this idea is borrowed from the
old greenback party-but of course
it will require Congressional legisla-
ton before they could be issued, and
if .Ir. Mckinley spoke by the card,
and the presumption is that he did,
Mr.. WINDOWS Recommendation Will
be good for nothing.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04

The democratic leaders have no de
sire to see an extra session of Con-
SreSS in the Spring, and if there be
one, which now seems altogether
probable. ii VIII be the fault OF the
rrpuhII, SHs. The democrats are ready
and Wiling to aid in passing the reg
ular appropriation for the support of
the Government. but they propose
resisting to the last extremity any
attempt to pass political legislation.
="
1t is especially pleasing to the dem
Ocrats to learn that it has been dec
ided by bosses Reed, Nc kinley, and
Cannon, whose control of the House
committee on Rules makes them alb
SOlute dictAtOrS of the business to
come before the House, that the tar
if law shall not be modified or
amended at this session. 1t was feared
that the republicans would be sensi.
bic enough At the coming session to
get back the votes they lost, by revls-
ing the Objectionable features, and
there are few that are not objection
able, of the new tariff law in a bus
mess manner. But they have elected
to stand or fall by the new law, which
makes their fall certain when the
people again get a whack At them in
1892.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04


One has only to circulate among
the leading democratic members of
Congress now here to discover what
a broken reed the republicans are
leaning upon in expecting that dem
Ocratlc mistakes in the next House
are to give them an opportunity of
winning in 1892. Present indications
are that there will be no democratic
mistakes, at least not serious ones.
The democratic programme will he
first of all to give the people more
money by providing for the free coin.
age of silver, and to revise the tariff
in = way that will reduce the prices
of clothing and agricultural supplies
and implements, and at the
same time give the farmer practical
reciprocity by charging the market
for the sale of their supplies. No mis-.
takes in a programme of that sort, is
there! The democrats propose to con.
fine themselves to legislating for the
people, that is all classes, and not for
few favored individuals.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04

Nearly all of the gentlemen who
have announced themselves as candI.
dates or who have been placed in
nomination by their friends for the
speakership of the next House are
now here, and they are one and all
greatly surprised to learn of the bit
ter fight each and every one of them
is making, in the news papers. for
the coveted honor, and it is a source
of no little amusement among them.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04
WTHLHTEST IMPROVEMENTS

SoLD BY FuENjTGSE, CARpsT AND HARoWARs
DEALERS EVERYWHERE. OR WILL RE SENT SY BIS
sgLL CARPET SWEsPER CO. GRAND RAPIDS, MIoa.
PRISE $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
Tho Debt.

The publication of the letter OF the
bondholdcrs' committee to the ADVISORY
Board gives in ertciso facts about the pro-
posed debt settlement which have been
succintly covered in two special dispatches
10 this paper from New York.
As we understand. those who are seeking
a settlement recognize that Virginia IS
sovereign; that she cannot pay the amount
held 10 DO "due the creditors" and that
there should be conference between the
creditors representatives and the leglsla-
tive commission to ascertain what Is the
most tho State can afford 10 pay and the
less. the creditors can afford TO accept.
Upon such platform as this we ought
TO be able to come 10 good and satisfac-
tort agreement, which will insure the ap-
proyal Of the General Assembly and OF the
people.
The day that an amicable settlement Is
effected. Virginia bonds will begin to rise
in the market, and this will be followed by
great good to our old Commonwealth ana
all of her counties and cities.
God speed the settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
Time Fights for Us.

Time fights for the Democrats in Con-
Cress. The Republicans of the Senate will
send the force bill back TO the House of
Representatives even If they pass it in its
present shape. The House will not con-
tain quorum of Republican members be-
tween the 22d of December and the 9th of
January. There will then remain only
about fifty legislative days of the session.
The consideration of the appropriation
bills; Of private bills dearer TO members than
public ones; of bills to provide for public
buildings here, there, and everywhere; we
say the consideration of such bills and
Others will take up oil the time of the ses-
sion If Boss REED will allow the Demo-
Gratis TO fihbuster according to the
custom of their predecessors. Never
theless we oount nothing upon the
good will Of the Republicans. II
the force bill is killed ii must be killed by
the Democrats. Time, we repeat, fights for
them. Let them, like MIR. RooERs, of Ar
kansas, omit no opportunity to raise the
question of quorum or the question OF
consideration. Let them have roll-call
whenever il is possible. Let them, in a
word, filibuster as RANDALL flibustered in
1875. "The stars in their courses fought
against Sisera."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
4" Baby !" Bonds.

The National Farm, and Fireside, published
by ALEXANDRA j. WEDDERBUBs. ESQ., ~
Alexandria and Washington, expresses the
hope that in the settlement of our debt
some bonds Of denomination as low as
IS will be issued by the State.
The editor thinks this would to certain
degree supply our present lack of cur
rency.
Perhaps it would be a good thing. IL
tho bonds could become the property OF
Virginians certainly it would be agood plan.
As for making these bonds receivable
for all debts, public and priyate"-why, TO
nut il mildly, it is not practicable.
We would like TO see all our debt held
bv our own people, and so scattered over
tho Commonwealth that each city and
county would have a share somewhere
about IN proportion to its wealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
Eyraud and Gabrielle.

Death by the guillotine for EYRAUD and
twenty years imprisonment for La Belle
GapRrrLLE" is not harsh verdict for the
murderers of COUPE
II appears that the first trace of ErRAUD
was gotten from the man who sold him the
trunk in which the body was carried of.
and who was struck by EYRAup's prodigy
onsly large hands. After GABRELLE fell
into the clutches Of the police abe was
taken, it is said. to the room where the
murder was committed, and lin the pres
ence OF o number OF scientific men was
hypnotized by Detective CARASGER."
JAIME, another detective, was there dis
gnised as EYaAup. and one Of his assistants
personated GouFyx. Every act of the
murder was gone through with precision"
But the judges and jury allowed no nom
sense about GABamILE being hypnotized
by EYsauD to influence them. The judy
ment against her was about as severe as
under any circumstances could have been
expected. considering that she is pretty
young woman and that while she fixed the
moose Cher girdle) over 0oUrrE's head. il
was ESRACp who actually committed the
murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
IN THE BASEMENT.

We show the largest STOCK OF Toys
and Fancy Goods ever offered in this
CITY and at the lowest prices. We emu
rnerate a few articles and you will find
the rest:
Goat-Wagons, Goat-Sulkies, Express
WAGONS. Carts, Sleighs.
Rocking Horses. Swinging Horses.
Rocking Shoo-Flies and Swinging
Shoe Flies. Dexters.
Doll by-Carriages-an immense
stock-prices from 2jc. up to 1898:
Wire and Wooden Bedsteads, Cribs,
Cradles.
Fxtension-Tables and other kinds OF
Tables.
Supple Jacks, Surprise Boxes.
Baskets.
Boparde's Wooden Ware in the follow
ING articles Clockstands, Knife and
Fork Trays. Match Safe, Brackets, Comb
and Brush Holders.
Pin Cushions in great variety.
Brass Candlesticks, Ash-Receivers,
Thermometers. =,
Bronze and Brass Ornaments, Ink
stands. and Paper Weights.
Ten Pins, Lotto. Parcheese, Parlor
and Field Croquet, Dominoes, Tivoh,
Bagatelle.
building Blocks, Noah's Arks, Book
Shelves, Toy Watches and Toy Clocks.
Writing-Desks, Blackboards, Checker
Tables.
Fasels and Pictures.
Humming-Tops and Musical-Tops,
Shops.
CHINAWARE, &c.
Big reduction made, as it won't do to
move this class of goods You can buy
the following named goods lower than
Won ever saw them before:
Cups and Saucers, Plates, Mugs, Dat
Meal Sets.
Basque Ornaments, Vases, &C., &C., at
your own prices.
Tiddledy- Wlnks, Tiddledy-Winks Ten
mis-.
BatIledoor and Shuttlecock, Grace
Hoops, Dumb Bells, Indian Clubs, and
Reins.
Baby Carriages Whitney's best for
live babies-just a few left to be closed
out very cheap.
India Rubber Dolls, India Rubber
Animals, India Rubber Balls, and India
Rubber Rattles.
All kinds of Iron Toys. such as Trains,
Locomotives, Horses, Wagons, Fire
Engines. Hook and Ladders, Hose Car
riages, &c.
Cuspadores and Jardanaires.
DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS
Wax Dolls, Bisque Dolls, Indestructi-
bic Dolls, Pantomime Dolls, Papa and
Mamma Dolls.
Sleeping Dolls, Laughing and Crying
Dolls, Musical Dolls, India Rubber Dolls,
Wool Dolls, China Dolls.
Kid.Bodv Dolls, Hair-Stuffed Dolls,
Jointed Dolls, and Dressed Dolls
Clapper Dolls, Infant Dolls, and Boy
Dolls.
Buffalo Bill Guns, Spring Guns, Harm
less Guns, Pistols and Paper Caps.
Drum of all sizes, Swords, and Canes.
Horns. Trumpets. Trombones, Cor
nets, Harmonicas, Musical Coffee Grind
ers, Organs, and Pianos
Bicycles, Tricyciss, Velocipedes,
Bpcks. and Saws
Sad Irons, Casters, Stoves, Kitchens,
Bells. and Chimes.
Magic Lanterns, Stereoscopes, and
Views.
China Dinner and Tea-Sets, Britannia
Tea-Sets.
Tin Toys. such as Animals, Wagons,
Locomotives, and TrainS
Christmas-Tree Holders, Christmas
Tree Ornaments, Christmas Candles, and
Tree Powder.
Photograph Albums. Scrap Albums,
Autograph Albums, and Music Albums.
and handsome Desks
Doll daiters Doll Slippers, Doll Fur
niture for Parlor and Bed. Room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
"COLONeL" WARD M'ALLlSTER.
A sketchy Story of the Life of the Great
Leader OF the Four Hundred.

For years Ward McAllister. the leader of
the -Four Hundred, lived in gloomy house
in an questionable quarter of the town
namely in east east I Sixteenth s a. street near
toriety in connection with the manage
ment Of the great centennial Gerry-Fish
ball no changed his abode 10 more aristo-
cratic quarters. He is now located in
Thirty sixth street near Fifth avenue, and
when he comes out for promenade on the
fashionable thoroughfare he attracts more
attention than halfa dozen Of Gotham's
most prominent and hard working mil
lionaires. Colonel McAllister assumes
soldierly bearing, although they say he
never smelled the smoke Of battle, and,
like that Of Colonel Elliott Fear-Naught
Shephard. his title is purely decorative
one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
LEVY & DAVIS.
GREATDKSPLAY
OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We show the Finest, Choicest, Hand
soonest line in the city.
A mere glance at our stock will assist
You in arriving at a choice If you have
not already determined what 20 buy,
while those who know what they wish
need not 60 further TO find it.
Our prices for fine goods almost as low
as commOner stock is sold elsewhere.
SOME OF THE ARTICLES We SHOW
Bronze, Antique, and Silver Figures
and Groups, japanese, Decorated, and
Lacquer Work, japanese Embroidered
and Hand-painted Screens, Brass and
Nickel Tables and Piano Lamps, Onyx
and Brass Tables. Terra-Cotta and Bisque
Figures, Velour Curtains, ble-Covers,
Piano-Covers and Scarfs, Brass, Bronze,
Nickel, and Plush Framed Mirrors; Sill
verene. Toilet, Manicure. and Travelling
Sets: Leather Travelling Cases, Veloci-
pedes, Wagons, Hobby-Horses, Drums,
Pianos, Metalophones, Games, Books,
Arks, Balls, Kitchens, Ranges, Tool
Chests, Laundry-Sets, Tea and Dinner
Sets. Parlor Croquet, Fancy Baskets,
Animals, Tops, Horses, and a general
assortment of Handkerchiefs. Gloves,
Towels, and Fancy Goods OF every de
scription.
A. HU7ZLER'S Sons.
3f5 east Broad Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
DIG REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
Id ALL HOLIDAY GIFTS.

ID ALI HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Toy Watches, &c. piece;
Large China Tea-Se.s, &C. piece;
A. b. c. Rolls IN Barrels at iOc., worth sc;
Lsrge-SiZe Loitos al sc;
fluted Rubber Balls. Sc.
Large Writing Desks, 81;
China TOiletSets, ACC.
Rubber kAitles, &c.
Case Comb and Brush, 33c.
Large Ten.PiDs, lac. u sot:
Dolls Sofas, 2c (:
Dolls Bedroom Furniture, SOC. SGT:
Doll Shoes, Sc.
Doll Stockings. Sc;
Silver Knife. Fork, and Spoon, Sc;
Drums...2jc.
Large Paint Boxes, l0c.
Tops, l0c.
Horns, loo.
Sleighs, &c.:
Iron Trains, 5)c.;
Thu Trains, &C.:
Talking sheep, CSC;
Iron Flre-Engine and Horses, 81;
Large BisQue Dolls. Sc.
The largest Blsquo Doll with long natural hair
to be found for the price, &c.:
Our Beauty Bsque Doll, 75c,
The hsndsomest Bis9ue Doll In Richmond, 81:
Extra Largs Wax Dolls, Zc.-no larger Wax
Doll 10 DO found at the price than We offer
now at 5O.:
Our s9c. Doll is bigger than tho Dolls sold at
Bisque Figures at 10, Is, So 80, rs. ssc 81, S.sa
$780, and 81, all grea ly reduced;
Vases Ct prices to close them out. reduced 10 Is,
.. 80, 80, 90. rs, s9o., 81, and sl2a;
Gold Rings at ssc.;
Gold klngs at 81;
Gold Rings al fLl9;
Gold Earrinss at 81, si.2o. si.Sc and g. worth
Just doutle;
Gold LOCK Bracelets at sl.s9 piece:
Gold-Plate Earrings and breAst-Pins at 10. Is,
~, 30, and 50c.-the pretIiest and newest do
signs:
Gentlemen's scarf-Pins--a lovely selection Of %,
Soc and 81 a piece
SILK Hsndkerchiefs and Mufiiers In large va
riety Of styles aud at prices lower than ever
before Initial II and erchiefs ct 40, 75c., and
ti-you can't match them at these prices.
HELo d THALHINRR
DO 23-Tu&Th oos east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS.

DOLLS IN ALL SIZES, SHAPES, AND
PRICES.-0ur assortment Of Dolls Is the largest
and most complete IN the city. China Dolls
B!sque Dolls, Wax Dolls, unDreakabie Dois'
Boy Dolls. Negro dolls, az prices as follows: D,
s. 70 u, 10 81 30, IS, s. 49, ~, $, Csc, aud up 20
{l2 for the largest imported Doll-Carriages, all
sizes, from BE. TO 1904 large stock; Don
Chairs, Doll Tea-Seis, Doll Wash-Sets, Don
babies and liuleones. We can suit you ia price
Too-Chssts at 49, 25, 81, So IS, 9sc.. s1.e5, si5.
sl.75, 81 and 81 % for large ana cOmpiete
set. Our stock OF EIpress- Wagous, Delivery
Wagons, WbeelbarrOws, Writing Desks, BLACK
Uoards. Tables, Games Of all kinds, Foot Balls
the genuine article-kubber Balls, Horns, Musi-
cal Tops-sOmething new. Pianos, all Sizes al
80, 75c. 81, il.23 sl.4s, and s2.25; llarmonicas,
Building Blocks, A Blocks; Garden Tools
complete at - and 4jc. set; Bureaus, SIDE
boards. Buck and Saws, Pewter Sets, Toy Cas-
tors, Ien-Pins, Guns. Swords, Kitchen stoves,
Banks of all kinds, Rattles In rubber and metal,
Doll Shoes aud Stockings, School Desks, Per-
fumes OF all kinds, Brass and Metal Matcb-saies
In artistic designs from 10 70 30c.: lnkstands In
various shapes, Fairy Lamps, Toilet sets, &c,
&C., Sc, all at the lowest prices, marked In
plain figures. We defy competition. Dressing
Cases In plush, leather, aud silyerine at gsc.,
sI.25, sl35. il.65, Sl90, f233, 81 80, 1913 s5ss,
f4.65, s. IS, worth double the money; Photo-
graph, Autograph, and Scrap Albums from 23c.
10 81 A large sock Of genuine Bronze and Sill
vorine Statuary from 75c 70 t21 a pair; Bisquo
Ornsmen ., Dresden China, beautiful sssort-
ment, at p, 81, 50, 81, rs, g3c. 81 Is, Ga5 Sis
SLg3, t2-65, fas2, f47s, sag3 s375, fs43. <9.1a,
aud s12 These goods are direct from the I'm
porter and to be cold Without any advance In
prices. Rubber Toys Of oil kinds for the little
ones, Dogs. Cats, kattles, Bulls, Dolls, &C., &C.
A large and complete stock Of Christmas-Tree
Ornaments Of all kinds-anything you may
wish. Vases IN glass, china, and bisque. our
stock is very large. Whisk-Broom Holders In
bronze, sverine, plush, and brass at 2oc TO
n In In mir
Brass, Bronze, aud Siyerine Walters; Baskets
Of ell kinds at marked-doEn prices.
JEWELRY.-We have lust opened large
stock Our prices viii tell how they are going.
ID, i Z. MIrTELDORFER,
New Granite Front
deI6-TuSTh 2l7 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
Don Won the stake.

Az esS Eo"W W ua DtsDtEcds
In your issue OF the 2ist instant there is
q report OF the feld-triAls Of the Philadel-
phia Kennel Club, held at Titusville, Anne.
liza county. Va. Your correspondent is mis-.
taken in hrs statement about the Gordon
softer . Flash" being the first Of bis STRAIN
TO win in competition with English settlers.
At the High Point international Aeld-trials
IN 1882 won the members stake with nv
Gordon setter Don. Some Of the best
English dogs in this country were his OPP
ponents, but were defeated with apparent
ease. Respectfully. C.P. Sroxrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
LEV Y&DAVlS.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS
TO BE FOUND IN OUR IMMENSE
STOCK, ALL AT
CLOSING Our PRICES.
DRESS GOODS.

Atwood Tricot Suitings for DRESSES
the 3Oc. quality at l9c. yard. 90. .
Wool Cashmeres at Ut ana zoc' d
) Striped Ladies' Cloth, II yards vide,
% Asc ward. reduced from I5c.
Fine Robe Patterns for Ladies Dresses
reduced from $50 to 80. Is. o,o,
The $3.50 Robes reduced 10 2; SlA' AZ ;
the sl2. 30 Robes reduced to SlV.l9 'ne
s2S Robes reduced to go. :,
The IS and 75c. best french-Printed
Flannels reduced to 55c. yard. 10
Rlack Faille Francois at ~, 9oc.,
a 10 81 45. Sl.6j and Sl.75. II you
con Gel them as good elsewhere at 81,
a Ok a so. 81. S2.25 and 500, bring
them back and we Will cheeriuhy reiunu
Remnants of Silk sold at half value.
PRESENTS FOR LADIES.
Sill Linen and Muslin Hsndker-
chiefs. GIL. Tooo
Scarfs and Fichus.
Aprons, Fans, Jeweiry. -
Handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Waters,
and Manicure Articles. T..
Cloaks. Jackets, Refers, ShaWls, L as
cinators, and Nubias. ,c,.
Knitted skirts, Fancy fIannei 0hr'S'
and Leggins.
Fine Boot-Hooks.
Jewelry in great variety,
Work. Boxes. Work-Baskets.
Triplicate and other Mirrors.
Piano and Banquet Lamps.
Onyx Tables.
Toilet and Manicure GETS in Plush and
and Metal cases.
PRESENTS FOR MEN.
Gill and Satin Scarfs. Four-in- Hands,
Cravats, Ties, and Bows. 80, .,
Silk and Linen Handkercbiefs and
Muillers. D.o..;,,
Gowns. ,c, = Ill
kinds. ,.
Sleeve and Scarf Holders.
CARDIGAN Jackets and Wool Scarfs.
Poker Sets. Gard Boxes. Chess Boards
and Chess Men, and Smokers sets
Backgammon Boards and Checker
Boards. 49,. 81
Folding Mirrors. c, r.,
A large assortment of Satchels, fur
nished and unfinished.
Trunks Of all kinds.
WI 9 t-.a.-I Which. III ol1prc
Cloth Brushes, Backing Stands, and
Backing Cases.
shaving Gases Dressing Cases.
Comb and Brush Sets, Razors, &c.
PRESENTS FOR CHILDREN.
Hats. Cans. Cloaks, Bids, and Ready
Made Dresses.
Handkerchiefs. Mitts and Gloves.
Crib and Cradle Blankets and Quilts.
Breastpins, Powder Boxes, Leggins,
and Infants Baskets, &c, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Handsome sets of Table-Cloths, with
Napkins to match.
Bufct-. Table, and Bureau-Scaris.
Napkins, Doilies, and elegant Towels.
Piano-Coyers, Table-Coyers, and Stand
Covers.
Marseilles Quilts, Honeycomb Quilts,
and Crochet Quilts.
White, Colored and Fancy Blankets.
Crib and Cradle Blankets.
Lace Bed-Sets and Pillow-Shams.
Tides of all kinds.
Head-Rests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23

The election in Kilkenny yesterday was
to Gil vacancy in Parliament and
determine the fate Of Sir Joas Pops
HKSsEssY. the anti-Parnellite candidate,
and Mr.. vmoxxr 6cvLLY. Dir. PAnsxLE's
aolpipss. The special interest was whether
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23

Among the great men buried in Holly
wood and whose names were not mentioned
by us in the list given Sunday IS JOHN
RANDOLPH, Of Roanoke, whose body was
removed here from Charlotte some years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
DEATH OF SAMUEL c. WILLIAMS.
The Observation-Disclosures of the Peniten-
tisry Passes AWAY.

tiary Passes AWAY.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
HARRIsoNBURa, Va, December 22.-Sam-
uel @. Williams. of Broadway, this county,
died at early hour this morning; aged about
forty-seven years. The deceased was su-
perintendent of the penitentiary under the
Cameron administration, and had been
agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
at Broadway ever SINCE the construction or
the Valley branch.
He was a son of Samuel G. Williams, of
Shenandoah. who was clerk of the courts
of that county for many years before the
war. He was presidential elector on the
breckenridge ticket and a man of promi-
hence and influence in public affairs.
THE EFFECT OF THE BLIZZARD.
Most of the county roads are still impas-
sable by reason of last Wednesdays bIIZ-
gard, and it is feared that some Of them
will not be ossn for vehicles for several
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23

GALL AND EXAMINE FINEST
~ ondsra Cluster. Loose Muscatei, and Va
lencia RAIslSs; ORANGES, LEMONS, sad
TRANSPARENT CITRoN: FLAvohSG EN-
TRACTS: Finest MINCE-MRAr made; Genu-
inc MADEIRA WINE: COOKING BRANDY aud
WINES; TABLE BRANDY and WINES MAR
TEL BRANDY vintage 1877; SOUTHAMPTON
APPLE BRANDY and JAMAICA Rum, old and
pure; APPLE CRAB CIDER; Orange County
OLD HAMS and Ferris's HAMS snd TONGUES,
finest; EGGS: Fine BUTTER. Preserved GIN
GERS and PICKLES Of every kind; London
LAYER FIGS; French and Assorted CAN
DIES: CHOCOLATE CANDY, something new
Prime NUTS, new and freeh' iure oIbsoN
and othsr RYE WHIsKEYs, AMI everything
suitable for tho current season
CHARLES L. TODD.
ia fR9t Sixth and Clay streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
AJOURNAL IN A NEW DRESS.

There are ia log school-houses il the
rich State of Illinois.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23

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