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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.

Programmes That VIII Be Observed at the
Holy Trinity and 80. Johns Churches
The following musical programme has
been arranged for the.l Holy Trinity
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

To visit the Mi-ht Clothing Psrlors on Broad
street tomorrow snd call on SAINTS Clans.
He hss got present for each aud sveryona
OF YOU.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Don't be too late with your order for
English Plum Pudding at Nicholson 4
ThRckrsy's.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

CHRIsTMAs ~ A GooD TIME 10 get msr-
ried and buy your Wedding Cakes Of
Nicholson a rbsckray.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

You always get the Lste-i styles snn bow
sst Prices at the Pawt, set Furniture COM
ranv. ~ north MEm -tr"et
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higgins Bros

CBRIsTaAs CANDY, fresh made, 3lbs ior
Is cents st Nicholson a rhscErsys.
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just the thing for Christmas, and at prtoes
tn suit you. at the Woodbine.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

First-cisss Ladies' and Cents Dining Rooms,
corner OF Broad street and Railroad avenue.
Pswtucket. a nrst class meal 10 served at q
reasonable price.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

For English Pudding, Scotch Dat Meal,
Home Made Candy, Home Made Bread,
Cake and Pastry and the finest fruits OF
all kinds, go to Nicholson & Thackray.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Buy your Holiday Goods OF the
PAwrUcKEr FURsIruRE Co.,
~ North Main street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

For your Christmas Candy, all fresh
made, sold either by the pound or yard
go to Nicholson n Thackray.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

A. The Misnt Clothing Psrior. trnorrov
uprning 81 10 O'clock Fv-ry boy under ~
years of age IL sntitlei 10 = present.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Al the W Wood bine. Just what you want for 9
Christina present. Beet place In the city 10
make your purchases in this line
LEvts Jr tR,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Who ever heard Of Candy sold by the
yardr You can get 10 at Nicholson &
Thackray's.
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Goto the woodbine.


n T. the incest place n the STATE to make
your purchases FOR Chr-tmas.
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1t appears, however, that some other
power, had control OF the Governor and
that the Republicans who control the
partysrn this city have no voice in his
counsels. 1t is quite evident that the
Governor will have to seek for support
outside OF Pswtucket next year for his re-
election.
The King Philip Club, which has con-
trolled Republican nominations for the
past two years, has put on its war pal mt
for next Spring
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just Think Of ~,

Coughing Leads 10 Consv uption
<eInp's BaIsam al rpr thr nuku ~ nn'e
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

,r,, You esa get 10y sna 10 somioss iot your
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Buy your Holiday Goods OF the
PAwIUCEgr fuRrIruas CO.,
50 North n ain si 'eet,
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lanes Family Medioine
{ hristmas at the Capitai

Move. the bowels each day. A pleasant nsrt
drink. Try Il.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Buy your Holiday Goods OF the
PAwrUcKEr FURStrURE Co,
~ North Main street.
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UMBRELLAsi UMBRELLAS

Natural wood Handles are oar speciaities.
We have sn enormous trade In the-e goods
n We are always mp 10 The times.
Red, blue, brown and DlacF siIk sre Tho
shafes We are running this season.
Prices of orr goods, 5Or - t7
No fancy profits here.
Don't be oiish by going 10 Providence 10
huy rcd or blue umbrella, paying sl.D.
whom YOU can buy one ot u for tl -.
u you want AN umbrella ~ any -ort 70 To
HLTwARD's RUBBER SToRg,
Coles Block. Pawtucket.
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n .. Higgins xro- '

Poo AMI 'a'np,c Ron,n-. T. North Nain street
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Remembe Nicholson and Thsckray's
Home Made Candy, 4 yds. for 25c.
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Lady Lii"

The Christina attraction at the Provi-
dence Opera House will be Miss Lillian
Lewis in her new romantic aud realistic
drama LADY ILL.," 1t can be justly
claimed that this attraction Is one Of
the most realistic plays ever placed on the
stage Of a theatre both IN acting and in
the general production. The engagem ent
is for the week and begins with a N attn 90
on Monday
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Buy your Holiday Goods at the
PAwTUCKEr FURNITURE Co.,
~ North Main street.
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Scotch Ost Meal arrived per steamer
'as usritan" for Nicholson 4 Thsckrsy.
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CfRars by the BOX.

Prom ~ cents up To ssa. big variety TO
select from. LEWIS & SURRY.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

Worcester. 8; Broskton ..
At Worcester last night Brocktsn was
defeated 8 to 2 by the home team.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24

The Democrats knowing the Governor
should appoint Republican 10 the ONCE
simply stand aside and wonder at the act
Of the Governor in appointing q man 40
distrustful to the leading Republicans Of
this city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-24
AMUSEM ENTS.
Keith's Opera House.

Few plays appeal more strongly to ones
sympst h les, and at the same time furnish
humor SO pure, as "old Jed Prouty," and
In the portrayal OF the quaint, true
heart Jed, Richard Golden has achieved
complete success. This fsvorite with
Providence theatre goers will be the at
traction at b. F. Keith's Opera House, be-
ginning with an extra matinee on Mon
day, December 20, and continuing through
the week, with the regular matinees on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Chs
play viii be- made more attractive on this
visit than on former occasions. 1t will be
put on with an entire new outfit OF
scenery, thus enhancing its picturesque
ness aud local coloring.
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o.v.n.ush . Mspnins. " Broad -.y.
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Advertise your wants In Tn. TaIsunl.
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MORE ANSWERS

Are received from an advertisement In
the TRiBUsE than from one IN any
other paper IL 10 the fsvorite me-
diuu of the advertisers of the
oiacsstone Valley.
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Hold full sway tomorrow morning at the
Misht Clothing Parlors. A present Tor every
child. Go In the North Onion street en-.
trance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

followed by the Richmond employees Of
the company. consisting of about seventy
men.
W. NJ. Anderson & Brother, No. south
Twelfth street, will have very attractive
exhibit, consisting OF two hacks hand
somely decorated, &c. The first hack wlil
have q large Aoat showing samples OF their
printing and advertising goods; the Sc
cond one will contain the printers devil
in real color5 distributing advertising
matter, &c.
Bauphman Brothers will have q two
horse truck decorated with Office station
cry, little purses, stands, paper, files, and
VrappInG-paper.
10 CHEW AND SMOKE.
Messrs. Butler & Bosher, tobacco manu-
facturers, Will have a float l0x2O feet,
drawn by four horses. on whose covers
in large letters will be written " Manaola
and Woodside." The float is gotten up IN
imitation of a fort whose walls arc well
manned by rows Of boxes Of the iayorlte
brands Of sun-cured tobaccOs, " "Manaoa," "
Woodsido." and BEST Of All.n Inside
Of the fort will be q scene from life, set
OF factory hands stemming tobacco and
working il into plugs and singing tho
songs with which they tighten their labor.
| As the float passes through the street
! chewers of cool tobacco VIII bo gwen q
sample of Manaola.
j. II. Hergroye, tobacco manufactures,
will have q decorated float, upon which
will be pyramid Of boxes of his different
| brands OF tobacco.
| The Richmond Ice Company, dealers IN
| ice. wood, aud coal, will have in line then
! dispatch wagon driven by the veteran ice
/ hauler, Joseph G. Snead, and their deliy-
| ery-wagons to represent the ice interest,
' while their coal business will DO repre-
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rated with the flags OF Virginia and North
Carolina. Tho flags of the several conn
tries with which they have commercial re-
lations are also 10 be display cd on this
float and the national coloIs form the
draping. SOmo wheels will be manu-
factured on the line of march, and as
much Of the work as can be done by hand
will be shown At the factory much Of
the work Is done Uy machinery. Few en-
terprises do more 10 advertise Richmond,
A. the company has business relations with
Canada, Nova Scotia, Cuba, Mexico, Eng
land, Spain, France, Germany. South
Africa, Australia, and New Zealand and
all over the United States.
In the trades parade Messrs. Jacob May
4 Son will present "a beautifully-decor
float upon which their artistic footwear
will be displayed, together with novelties
III all kinds of fancy slippers. Arising from
the centre of this will be mammoth-siZe
head of a funny old lady proclalmlng the
speciality lines carried by j. May Son.
This part will be amusing and will cause
merriment to young and old.
II. Fisher Il Co., clothicrs, No. l403 east
Main, will be represented by their delivery
wagon dressed In bright cOlors and drawn
by pair of fine blacks.
The Richmond Electro-Platlng Works
will have a nice wagon with attractive
signs and samples of their work.
Messrs. John j. King d Son, retail
grocers, will have a splendid exhibit la tho
procession embracing three wagons and q
buggy.
THE LOCAL BEER BUSINESS.
The Richmond Brewery, Messrs. Ker-
sten & Rosenegk proprietors, will make o
fine showing. Their wagon will be drawn
by four white horses and black harness.
In addition to the usual display of crates,
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tire will be richly beiewelled and his
henchmen will be in suits or armor.
W. I. Hood h Co.. the Old Dominion
Nurseries, will be in line with two 1oats
and cnrry-all. Their floats will be filed
with ornamental stock from their nurse
ries. The display of hemlock, spruce,
magnolia, Norway spruce, &C., Will Dc
most attractive.
The Richmond Bottling- Works will have
FIVE prettily- ly-decorated wagons, giving a
correct representation Of their business.
Mr. Joseph w. Blanton, wholesale grocer,
will have his business represented bY TWO
floats with ample decorations. His sons,
Masters Eugene and Crswley Blanton, VIII
be on horseback riding IN front with ban
ners. name. number of street, and busi-
ness cards.
w. A. Webb, house and sign-painter,
will have a house of modern architecture,
sides 5xs feet and height 3 feet inches.
representing several skilled house-palnters
and decorators at work. The immature
building is erected on the float and drawn
by two tine bag horses.
MAKING WHEELS BY HASD.
The Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company will have three handsome floats
IN line. the first one showing on wheel
Of white. fastened at the centre of the
side of the float. the different countries TO
which they ship their products and deco
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east Main street, and IL and 13 south Thir-
toenth street, will have in line hoat and
decorated drag. In the centre of the float,
which will also be draped, will be huge
golden mortar, with little negro boy
standing over IL brandishing pestle. At
each corner and on ench side of the float
Will be a mammoth gold bottle bearing the
label OF some physic familiar to the public.
This float viii be suggestive OF the old
fashioned 'potheoary shop and the
halcyon DAYS When pharmacists, pharma-
cuetistS. and sugar-coated pills were un--
known. On the drag will be pyramid Of
boxes marked to well-known customers OF
the company in different States, and re-
presenting its trade in proprietary articles
and druggist suDdries.
Writ Il. Taylor & Co.. fancy grocers, 1915
east Nam, will contributed four bugglss and
three wagons TO swell the procession. The
buggies will be occupied by their sales
men, and the wagons or floats will be
covered with bunting and stocked with
cases OF baked goods appropriately
labelled.
WILL HAVE BmLY-GoAT TEAM.
The c. T. Seuer Company, manufacturers
of extracts and dealers in druggists sun
dries, will head their display with large
float covered with bunting and filed with
their extracts. Following this will be a
small wagon drawn by four billy-goats and
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the floats and other displays, which are
FINE RAILROAD FLOAT

the floats and other displays, which are
given below;
PINE RAILROAD FLOAT.
The railroad will be very well represent
ed in the parade. The Richmond and Dan
Vile will be represented by float drawn
by six large horses. with white blankets
on them. on which Is worked the familiar
Richmond and Danvllle monogram The
float VIII be handsomely decorated and
painted. and on a raised platform will be
DISPLAYED several articles of consumption
and manufacture gathered from and dis
trbuted throughout the six southern
States beted by this immense system.
In addition to the float O large number Of
the officials and employees Of this line
will be mounted aud take part in the pa
rade.
The display of the Allen & Ginter branch
OF the American Tobacco Company VIII
he under the direction Of Mr.. T.. Victor
Williams, the assistant general manager,
who will be mounted. They will have IN
line two fOuT-hOrsc wagons one twO-horse
wagon. two drays, and one float composed
OF boxes representing the different brands
of cigarettes and samples Of the tobacco
used. and on the apex will be q living re-
PRESENTATION of their trade-marS-the old
mans head so well known throughout
the civilized world. The concern will also
/ have on another wagon their cOlored eleo
/ club, who will dispense throughout the
/ line OF march beautiful melodies. There
/ will also be a company of operatives.
A MOVING BLACKSMITH sHoP.
! Old Dominion Iron and Nail-WOrks
/ Company Will be represented by two
floats. the first containing a complete
/ blacksmith shop in opeTatlon-a smith
{ with broad and sinewy arms making horse
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Welcoming visitors into her open gates.
Through the arched gateway. where stands
no genius of our city. is seen IN perspec-
tive the Exposition buildings. In the mid
die distance are tho Soldiers monument
at Hollywood aud the Soldiers and Sailors
monument on Libby Hill, and m the CEN
tire and right fairgrounds are the towers
OF the new City Hall. the Washington and
the Lee monuments, the front OF the Capt.
tol building, old st. Johns church, and
tho White House Of the Confederacy.
The hotels began TO fill up last night ,Aall
the trains bringing many strangers into the
city. and the indications are that there
will be a large crowd here 20 witness the
parade and the opening ceremonies.
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stated at headquarters that no order had
been issued for the apparatus and men
20 turn out.
INTEREST or TuR LADIES.
As mammoth an affair, however. az will
be tho trades parade, II will be only an
index OF the exhibit that awaits visitors
inside the grounds. As has already been
stated in the DISPATCH, all the available
space in tho immense buildings up-siairs
and down has been taken, and the branches
OF business and manufactures represented
are almost endless. The vast halls are a
maze Of machinery and booths filed with
selections from the stocks Of oil lines OF
trade most artisucally arranged. This
year the ladies have shown especial zeal in
making tho display a success, and many OF
the booths show their taste IN the matter
OF decorations. The use Of bunting Is pro-
fuse ia Az departments.
The stock aud poultry divisions are nm
usually fine and tho exhibit Of horses will
bo one OF the best ever seen on the grounds.
Tho management have carried out practi-
cally their theory OF combining an indus
trial exposition with the most attractive
features Of an old-time agricultural fair
and thus secured q djveTSlty OF exhibits
that appeals 90 the widest scope of inter.
Csts. There are departments 20 fasten the
attention Of and instruct the farmer, the
mechanic, the merchant, the stock-breed-
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sented by their large three-horse truck
and handsome cart, each filed with the
fuel. Their display viii be very tasteful
one.
"oLD KING COLE"
The display of 8. II. Hawes & Co.. coal
dealers, will illustrate the lines
Old King Cole was Jolly old soul,
Aud Jolly old eoQl Nashs;
He called for his pipe and ne called for his
bowl,
And no called for bis nddiers three.
On alarge float drawn by three mules,
each with an attendant. old King Cole will
bssEepresented a. holding court His ct
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shoes. Large boards on the end OF the
float will carry samples Of all shoes made
hy this company. This float is decorated
with flags and the company''s sign aud
Will be drawn by four hne, horses tue
property Of the company, led Dy i9ur
second float will be pyramid of kegs OF
nails. which, with the decorations OF the
WAGON. will present fine appearance.
This wagon Il also 10 be drawn by, tour
horses with covers and grooms in uniform
The Southern Manufacturing Company
u;Il appeer IN line with conspicuous noh1,
hsnasomely decorated with hags OF tne
United States and OF the State OF Virginia.
The principal products OF the company
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the Reliable Roasted Coffee " and Per
fection Baking Powders" Will be arts
'tically DISPLAYED. The wagon - 70 De
loaded with Reliable Coffee, Perfection
Baking Powder. and other material manu-
factured by the company. 1t - this CON- :
pany that has made the fight In benall Oh
southern commerce at Newport News as
against the determinations urged oy the
coffee importers of New York. They I'm;
port their cofIees directly from Brazil anu
thereby save the profits and costs OF Ouy-
ing through New York.
LIFT-TssURAscH DISPLAYS.
Mr.. Howard Swinoford, general insurance
agent. will have a life-bost completely rig,
ged from et6m to sterA aud vessel ana
ropes trimmed with bunting and ever,
green. The boat is called Mutual Lie.
with promises on sides of it that there 8
millions in IT," The masts are connected
by n rope bearing the names OF the hoyal,
Imperial. Northern and Connecticut nre
insurance companies represented IN MI.
SwInefords agency, and surmounteu Dy
American and English flags. The whoie
will be drawn bY tour horses. each bearing
on his side the word insurance
The display of the Llfe-lnsurauce Com
pany OF Virginia will consist of float ee-
corated with flags and having an inscrlp-
ton giving the record OF its business IN
Richmond since 1888. The float VIII Dc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

kegs, bottles, &C., thev will have an i'm
mense barrel surmounted by the figure OF
Gambrinus.
The Richmond Brewing Company, MIR.
Peter Stumpff. president. will have large
and very attractive float, with elaborats
decorations. There will be pyramid OF
bottles, with large eagle at the top. and
an abundant display Of Home Beer and
crates, barrels, dc.
The Robert Portner Brewing Company
will have one of the most handsome con-
ceptions in the line The idea Is novel
anu Will take with the public.
GOLD MORTAR AND BOTTLES.
The Powsrs-T Taylor Drug Company. 1906
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- 10
''I'"@ "i.tn .'i @"''7 -
v..4l- a.AtHn OF welcome 10 the
....s,I her sister cities through
...I,.trspcor from beyoud
...rr-
..... .....4l, with her. and she invites
.......... ami ,.rticiuate with her in
r........ ,rl'.r buildings. and schools
......... lu..re-s in the wholesale
'''.' ,-'li NE -,
a-..- aud vDcailon7 VIII uhl'e III
..- ..cc4siou of tie commencement
'. Ron VIII open at noon, but
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UNIQUE FLOATS IN THE PARADE.
Advance Descriptions of Most of tho tx
hibits 10 he in tho Procession.

The trades parade. which has been got
ten up under the auspices of the Chamber
OF Commerce, will be quite an imposing
affair. As above stated, 1t is expected
that thero Will be nearly two hundred
floats and large number OF decorated
wagons in the long line. Some Of the dis
plays will be quito unluue and attractive.
The DISPATCH reporters have succeeded IN
getting descriptions of a large number Of
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e.p-ae5 of These and Of Displays on
the Grounds.
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-c-.af .ae Society and "reminiscences
oftre Old Fairs.
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T,,,, Of Speed, Bicycle Races, and
Tournament for Purses.
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gsrr,f'.a,iyc Businessmen TO Head
tle Procession Mounted.
, SpLEN Old EXHIBIT.

p t.s.'o Space IN the Enormous
BJ Ding Taken
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,-~aECTIVE FEATURES
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~ 'r Rooster Orchestra and Cat Hin
g-,.-.por" II, IfOtting Dog, &c.
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-1Ee INTO THE PAST
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tovuuto sixth, Sixth to broad, Broad
f...r.. Adams TO Franklin. FrnuA-
rr t. Iombhrdv, Iombardy to
Broad. and Uut Broad to tho
Ispu-ition-Grounds.
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VARIED ADJUSTMENTS.
I.-, p5ri, and Commune and the
Battle Of the Crater.

--,--EL COMBINATIONS.
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rIrlTS Of UNIQUE DESIGN.
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n,r,,,o,
v h''N
Mime Oman u0, Gates n
'"' "''
GRAM ---
-l,.,3,c5 Decorated Floats to
,,,,..,
Rerf,c''a''' D1''"''' 1," ~
4 taa.'o Space IN the Enormous
7-,', Of Spccd, Bicycle Races, and
''.''. y. .--
--..''
c...,.. or.b.,t,, and rot Hin.
..r....s Cf These and OF Displays on
C
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ORDER OF TIE Profession.
T. Form on Lower Main and Move
alto O'clock Sharp,

THE LINE OF MARCH.
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stated at headquarters that no order had
been issued for the apparatus and men
90 turn out.
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THE MILITARY ESCORT.
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WELCOME, FRIENDS!
p.,no,l Throws Open Her Gates TO
thc Exposition Visitors.

u,.vD TRADES PARADE,
Two Hundred Decorated Floats to
Sc IN the Line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

The display OF s. UlIman's Sons. family
erocers, 1870 and f5z2 east Main, viii be
ouite an elaborate one. There will Be
three decorated floats loaded with goods
surmounted BY fifteen boys bearing ban-
ners with tho Advertisements Ct certain
articles on them. Fifteen other boys viii
carry sacks OF aour.
j. @. Dicksnon. saddles and harness.
will DO represented by new carriage drawn
pll be seated Ave u M 11anuaAt