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The sun., 1892-12-22

Whooping-cough, Group, ,sore-thrc at,
influenza, bronchitis, cold, and cough
are at once relieved and positively and
permanently cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the incompatible
remedy for all pulmonary and throat
affections.
The sun., 1892-12-22

Book cases in various styles at the
New Furniture Store. 6tf
The sun., 1892-12-22

Dentistry.
I will be in my office in Morris on
Dec. 7th. to remain a short time, will
be IN Hancock Dec. 5th and 9Th.
94tf. JNo. W. HARRIS.
The sun., 1892-12-22

Hanging lamps in variety and a
supply of the most beautiful ever
offered, for sale in Morris at j. D.
Goods. 5tf
The sun., 1892-12-22
Money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
Money to loan on real estate with
arivilege Of annual partial payments.
Apply at Stevens County Bank 35tf
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy
this is necessary. 42y1.
The sun., 1892-12-22

There is nothing nicer than a nice
picture in a handsome frame for a
Xmas present, you can get suitd with
such frames at reasonable rates with
E. F. Hill. 6t2
The sun., 1892-12-22

Married, in st. Paul on Nov. 23rd,
Mr., John Murphy to Miss Lynch.
The groom will be remembered as a
former resident of tins county, where
his father Mr.. Dennis Murphy and
family still reside. John, though d
citizen of st. Paul, is still reader of
THE Sun. THE Sun tenders con-
gratulations to the young couple.
The sun., 1892-12-22

If you want writing desk call at
Camp q Gillespie's. 6tf
The sun., 1892-12-22
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TIME TABLE.
The sun., 1892-12-22

You will find draperies and trimm-
ings at Camp & Gillespie's. 6tf
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on- rlEnt ha- l., and Ss xiii err :.
Through. TnHue God. re tIuve
REACHED L psrI0d II the history o, our
country when ths Blue md the G-Er
Join hands II hfs great bRItis. The
only reason Sen. Fisia. in. nru11u.e
fm flrs President Is moi with Us. 10
spsaE n ynu Today is. ths-- Ire -
many ba-Eacu=s Gnd re,srtTans ana
pvUcinns being rendered him II ul5
NIrr:nIE -ney cannot i.r INN -sgve.
he =Anuo; r-i away from DID Tr-rIrIE
Thinking you sincerely fur sns--
KING recspzrnr- I vnf nov iurru5uc4
10 yuu its eloquent ME-. Lrhss, a.
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-adlEs GH5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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rom AIHsas, Tor J M = -~rr--=.as.-
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nu-R=d - poverty EnE Y.u9l. = S-4ie
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along the -JaG. <Wuut uF za.- u.sv+-
megt II AanEaE9' Wa.t ! want IN
s1E - YIN Is LuuI Eausls 5 u. -i-UL
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Dpt vi ~ uir=r ne -5ud have
DHaa gus; susn Is -ie General rEs
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Calu-udo and Jns Northwest. .nsr ure
n!DLnE II rhe Cu-o.uas, 5-u--ll uaa
II "h Lt,e Su,-tra-. >.li.s .h..y s-.fna
E-tied ~-L III. WsF. The ,surs
q. 1h- United Nrsi.s- v;uuur regard
= I'ast pE-fy - .4.rr>s, - II lnss
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change, Euo IL: q -'r.y mus fi-u--
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und Cleveland. and ~ ra-;y Il the
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Ann. Ihumus Wrur, 81 Ll7sisG. u r.
NJ ~ NJ 1rvTlHauri ~ She ~0afav
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npts'ttTir W iEipr ~, me tnIr ant ti.
ubiIrs re TfpfesrG5ts.
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rrIit fIuI'+ for RitvDf heE " ttit puurt.sf
&. s.'e PenJDs't iEI.I- uas Truguu!
struggle fnr f-ee ru,naEr 1;1p bbs
ptT-t.H 5nt Is-3pi. " birr si.fpt, Gti.anp
npc TBr-rtu-rsf az a nsyIGEE,4 iur 81 Is.-
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Fur Alternate IIeEtprs,
LOOK orr FOX NEAyER.

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pplttIcla sit-uE III Iirs iGIes- Avs ms
Snr-nusulD 5nt. Eud vtsn cIuie2ir
himself with shutting n:-s g. tn
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mus chaTper III PARTIES ruInE OF all
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the hUrnIF SCI IL. Iue 5tf believes
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manned Ivy L new, L vi.u-Dus. 4 CryV.
inP PirEy, EnO --.44E AGHas gTt cast
inI 4Irn win IrtfmeuaoutIu-ce aEulnsi
the nfa p.-lE wills.
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rcts II N-vHdu upd see LIE deuis he
vii nI.i:s II u Uia political rreed
there, TH.rIIcllIr.y al Ghs L.apuIlIrgu
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ii'eTe IEre rrhn! iatnR!p hin IL ms us-
Euufta. Dn mi aeiuas HUurso. SGT H.
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lovers t,sTe ID SHcrauleuiu. The grip
81 tne ~i.sTruOiIcEu iEErty Is luosauIrr
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lmsGE UIfr fHIth III zbs JJH-iy u men
SHn has PINNED L!ragr t-uEi - !;
lirpuEr ft,irE Hnc Trim.
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Ew--ls1- Is -ps friend - Fvt-y
~Hrat"c;"- Ura2.G',.E ma a-uE; IL lie
United >.EtaE LuIsr LIS p~-oi-n-i.E
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- Eairlsaut friendship for SITE:
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TE-F-E ~ T-.afou's Springs,
Lnd-r county S.vuaE, AuCus; :,
-s3- u 2laHn- A. T y. iri-
isct, L uutsve u Leatu-EI, eyed =
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pA-!soc. "a wi. have u i,uy T. .us
6.u.
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fnc :sacns-s re-tIhcateS viii % beid
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Exhthitton in Hicvcie- Riding.

All who had the pleasure OF seeing the
gymnastc display given by the class OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
gymnasium under the direction of Pro-
lessor Horace Smith q short time ago Will
be pleased to know that most of ITS best
features are to be repeated Tuesday night.
NAV oath, at the Academy of Music, with
the addition of trick blcycle-riding by the
champion of the world, Mr.. Dan. Canary.
Mr.. Canary gives his performances on
Victor wheel, and HE services have been
obtained through Mr.. Walter @. Mercer.
His feats are truly wonderful. He rides
one wheel, the wheel without handles,
saddles, or pedals, and among other things
goes up and down steps. The entertain
ment is under the auspices OF the. Rich
mond Cycle Club, and tickets can be OBJ
tanned free from any member Of the club:
The programme is as follows: Line drill
and mat-work bv Junior Class Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium; Indian
club swinging, Mr.. Wallace Laughter Ex-
bioition IA fancy bicyle-riding, Mr.: Dan.
Canary: Horizantal bar, Messrs. Henry
We'll. Richard G. Meade, and Horace +.
Smith; Exhibition III trlck-riding, Mr..
Dan. Canary: Roman-ladder posturing,
Masters Bowman, keesee. Parker. Green
wood. Chamberlayne, Morrlsett, and Mr..
kfntfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
CAMP LIFE AND WAR SONGS.
Elaborate Preparations Being Made for
the stuart Monument Entertainment.


The entertainment to be given by the
Stuart Monument Association on the 18th
and 9th of this month Will be the largest
and most unique of its kind ever given in
Richmond. The. programme is most
attractive one. embracing tableaux OF war
scenes, stereoptlcon views of distinguished
Confederate soldiers, and the songs that
were sung in camp and at home between
1861 and 1865.
The tableaux will be under the direction
of Major Trayers Daniel, and the contrast
between 1861 and 1865 Will be presented.
Ii is the purpose of the committee TO show
the Confederate soldier from the day he
first started to battle in his handsome uni
form. through successive stages until the
surrender at Appomattox. A large num-
Der Of the Richmond military will be
utilized to represent the scenes, and they
will be costumed in manner which Will
clearly bring to mind the incidents of the
late war.
The music will be under the direction Of
Colonel G.. Percy Halves and Mr. Polk Mill
Ter, and sixteen of the most talented sing
ers Of the city are now practlcing repr'-
tone which has been selected with the Ut
most care. In order to enllven the mo-
ments between acts DR.. William Taylor,
the coroner, assisted by Colonel j. x. Watt
and Dir. Davies, of the Lee Gallery, Will
give stereoptieon illustrations of battle
scenes. These gentlemen have been busy
for weeks past collecting war negatives
and other martial paraphernalia for this
part of the show, and as a result OF their
energy the audience will be more than de-
| lighted by their work.
A large Confederate battle flag, which
was at one time used on southern cruiser
and subsequently secreted in London Will
ha b,tp fro a
If the entertainment proves success
and there IS no doubt that it WILT will
probably be given in other cities, as the
association are anxious to procure all
available funds for the monument. Al
ready number of tickets have been sold,
although no effort has as yet been made to
dispose of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
The sCoTTlsH-RlTE REUNION.
Twenty Candidates Will BE Received Into
the Lodge of Perfection.

The annual reunion OF the Scottish-Rite
Masons of Richmond begins at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon a. ST. Adams Hall.
About twenty candidates, including
some of the best known Masons IN VIZ
einia. will be received INTO the Lodge OF
Perfection. which will meet promptly at
4.aO. The Venerable Master Rev. Richard
p. Williams will preside over the cere,
monies of the fourth degree-the first OF
the Scottish Rite course-and Professor W.
o. English will officiate IN the fifth de:
gree. The sixth degree will be conferred
by Mr.. William Ryan. assisted by Rev.
Hartley Carmichael. The ceremonies OF
this degree will be concluded at o'clock,
when the lodge will be called from labor
to refreshment.
On tuesday at 4 P. M. the Rose Croix
CHAPTER will meet and will confer by COM
munication the fifteenth, sixteenth. and
seventeenth degrees, and IN full form the
eighteenth. Mr.. Ryan will preside.
The Sovereign College of Allied Masonic
and Christian Degrees TOR the Western
Hemisphere held high conyocation IN
this city this week, the Grand Master. Rev.
II. Carmichael. presiding. Much business
of importance was transacted. including
the election CT Frederick Webber. secre-
tary-generai Of the Supreme Council at
Washington, ID. c., to receive the degrees
conferred by the college.
Grand Master William II. Peasants has
written a letter to Mrs. James ii. Capers
congratulating her and the other ladies'
Who assisted in the recent Masonic fair
upon their great success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-15
Nate. Ahout the Cttholic.

This is the fourth Sunday after Easter.
and is dedicated to st. Sophia, virgin and
Rev. P. Donahoe. of ST. Patrick's church,
who has been quite sick, Is at ST. Vincent's
Hospital in Norfolk.
Rev. Father Doberty has been IN the
city for the past week conducting re-
treat for the young ladies Of Monte-Maria
Academy.
Rev. Father Oud. of st. Joseph's church,
has issued an appeal for funds in aid OF
the conversion of the colored people OF
Virginia. u,.,
Right Rev. Alfred Curtis. Bishop of Will
mington, Del, has been on visit to the
city. Bishop Curtis was formerly MIN
lister in the Episcopal Church.
A picnic will be gwen at the Exposition.
Grounds tomorrow under the auspices OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernisns. This
society attended the services st 1T. Pat
rick's church last Sunday morning in
body and presented q very handsome APP
pearance.
Father Charles Donahoe, OF Newport
News, has been preaching ct the Church
OF the Sacred Heart, and Father Mckee
frey. who has been supplying his place, 10
back in the city, but il Is expected that
the former will remain longer.