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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
TILE pRETTIEsT IN TOWN.

The prettiest store in the city now is
that of the Raleigh Stationery Com
pany.
They have just received a beautiful!
and complete assortment of Holiday
Goods, and if you purchase a present
for any of your friends before visiting
their store you will be sorry of it after
ward. They viii have a two-column
'ad." in Tuesdays issue of this paper,
which will be a great assistance 10
parties out of town who wish TO order
through the mail.
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Towel s pc Gals.

Colored Border Hemmed Huck, 25x44
inches, csc.
Satin Dsmask, Tied Fringe, 25x4S,
25e
Hemmed and Hemstitched Huck and
Satin Damask, 20x42, 90 aad 25c.
Russian Huck, Biggest and Best 25x56
inches, SOC.
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Nice Yellow Bananas at Dughi's.

Subscribers to the telephone will please
add to their list the following
Donaldson, Thos, Meat Market, 1870.
Egerton, j. A, Residence, 1875.
johnson & Johnson, Coal and Wood,
205.
Miller, Fl W, Residence, 1919.
Perry, Mrs. B L Residence, 17s.
Parker. ". A Cotton Broker, III.
Shaw University, 179 .
Smith, John e., Bar room, ISL.
Smelling, W. n, Grocer, 176.
Simms, Rev. A. M, Residence, 1853.
Soldiers Home, 80.
Williams & Co., a Books and Sta
tionery, 2l0.
Walters, G. II, Residence, 90.
Southern r. r., j. B Munson's Office,
1872.
jackson & Co, S. l., Meat Market,
l72.
Latta. N. L., Residence, 118, 2 rings.
Hay, T. T., Residence, 1876.
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The News ID Observer
SUNDAY Dec. Is, 1895.
SUNDAY,
Index to New Advertisements,

Whiting Bros. Christmas Joys.
WI. r. S Tucker Il Co. Christ
mas Goods.
W. Fl. King & Co Christmas At
fractions.
G. A. Sherwood & Co Suitable Christ
mas Gifts.
Raleigh Stationery Co.-Christmas
Presents.
s. & d. Berwauger. Berwanger s
Annual Gift
julius Lewis Hardware Go. Sensible
Christmas Presents.
Cross & Li1ehan Tremendous Bar
gains in Holiday Goods.
w. @. Stronach & Sons. Christmas
Supplies.
D. r Johnson Chris II as Goodies.
A b Strouaeh- Dry Goods, Notions,
&c.
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Wrs . Department.

Jack is aud Capes, this seasons make,
latest STYLES aud shapes. Our s. line in
Beaver snd Rough Effects Our $3.50
line IL English Beaver and Boucle IF
fects
Our IS l.ue in Bouc!es, English Bea-
vers aud NeItons
our 80 iite in Clay Tiagonals, B9ucle
Ef-cts aud Meltons
Ia AStrakar, $40 to Tl3 80.
Send us bust mey sure aud price you
wish to pay, and we will guarantee To
please ycu.
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Connecticut Life Insurance Co

This company has no speculative feature,
extension forfeitures. or intricate plans
contrfved for the company's advantage, no1
the incontestabie clause-adnitting rascSls
at the expense of It's honest members, but
II any happen to get in, it gives thel'
their money back: all stated in the con tract
The per cent Reserve mas become ~
important factorin life insurance. All viii
be gladly explained by S. d. WAIT, Genera.
Agent, office at Raleigh, whose 30 year
experience proves his knowledge of thelife
insurance business.
More good conservative agents wanted.
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Christmas Table Linen pedals

Satin-fuisu White namasks Fern and
Clover LEAF Effects, GO inches wide, 7SC
per yard. 10 inch Napkins TO match, 81
per dozen
Jonquil Pattern, 70 inches wide, 81
per yard. 19-inch Napkins to match
81. so per dozen,
Rose and Vine Pattern, 70 inches
wide, 81 so per yard. 2Oinch Napkins
to match 81 per dozen.
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CHRISTMAS CANDIES.

We are daily making fresh candies
for the Christmas trade. Best quality
Cream Neauget and Peanut Brittle, ~
cents. A speciality Of aur best Tatfy al
is cents per pound.
w. A. Belts g. co.
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Don't give trash that will be of no
service You had as well burn your
money. Teach your children to save
something. Make them a present Of
Ten, Five or One Share in the Raleigh
Branch Of the Southern. Two cents Il
day carries one share.
G. G.. MCDONALD.
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MONDAY EVENING cILrR-

VIII meet at the residence of Mr.. j.
A. Higgs, on North Rlount street, next
Monday evening at 7.45. Subject.
''Chaucer Papers by Miss Lucy Bat
tie and Mr. J. w. Bailey.
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DRESS GOODS.

For the holidays we are selling dress
lengths of choice materials at special
low prices.
w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
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For the accommodation of our Gus
toners We will keep our store open from
now until Xmas, until 9p m
W0OLLC0TT d Son.
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Dr. S. Good, pepartment.

Dress Patterns in Atwood Serges,
Hen iettas. Dlagonals, Nhipcords, Che
viots, Heather Mixtures, Boucles, B0ur-
etfes, lrepous, Silk and Wool Novelties
and English and Scotch Sutings.
$500 10 IS 50 per Suit.
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FOR MEN.

Cartwright q Warmers, English lIy-
gienic Underwear, at the prices of do
nestle makes.
w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
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LADIES' COATS AND CAPEs.

size at prices of cheaper ones.
w. III. & r. S. TUCKER 81 co.
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EINE Ellis.

w prices from now until Christ
la be made on all fur garments.
chance for a bargain.
IL. q, II. s. TUCKER g. co.
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SANITARY.

Mattolutz German Sanitary, steam
shrunk, Wooden Underwear for men
and women.
w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
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MAKE MONEY - BIZ CAREFUL SPECULATION
inGrain through reliable. successful firm Excel
lent opportunities to make profits by our new plans.
Fully explained and sent free Highest references.
PATTISoS d Co, 6JJ Omaha Building, Chicago. Ill.
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a Comforts BILE Gift.

Bed Comforts of Fancy Chintz and
Sateen, 75c, 81, $1.25 to 3 so
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ROYSTER CANDY.

The acme of perfection, suitable for
holiday gifts. Always in good taste
and always tastes good.
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"A yard ing'hs Black Satin Duchess
81 Fxsra Quality $ll %, eros de Lon
dres rs 2I I'll 25 to $I4. Regents Si4,
Br,c3de fleets $l1 %
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w. C. STR0HACH &SONS
Christmas Supplies
At Wholesale.

Fifty barrels Fines Varieties Apples
Twenty Boxes o anges.
Fifty Boxes London Layer Raisins.
1900 Pounds Assorted Candy,
100 Boxes Assorted Nuts.
100 Boxes Fire crackers.
Cnrrante, Figs, Dates, in 10, 25 and
60 Pound Packages
For our retail trade we will have what
we always keep fer hen, the finest Tor
eign, domestic green, evaporated and
dried fruits, Lima Beans, Spit Peas.
Navy Beans Rec Peas, and all other
articles found in a first class grocery
store Our
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LOST

\ young pug dog. Has nickei-plated
chain collar with small brass lock.
Reward paid for return TO
ROBT. SIMPSON,
Drug Store.
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Registers Candies.

Take home package of our candy.
We commend Peanut Brittle, Butter
GUS, Boston Chips, Vanilla Cream
Tafy. Try tbem, s0c per pound.
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Catawba Grapes, 5 Id. baskets at 25c
at Dughi's.
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Foot and Hand.

Holiday Shoes, IN New Shades and
Stitchings,. 81 to 81 25 per pair.
Holiday Slippers for Ladies and Gen
tlemen.
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Blankets.

Useful, thanksgiving presents, 81 to
81 per pair.
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Write Us a Letter.

Send your orders through the mails if
il isn't convenient TO come to our store.
We will fill them as we'll as if you were
here. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Express charges paid on s. purchases,
when cash is sent us.
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LOTIONS.

Combs, Brushes, Belt and Garter
Buckles, Pocket Books, Shopping Bags,
Ties, Etc ETC.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
SCIENCE OF SPECULATION

The only successful system of opera
ting in Grain Stocks, mailed free on
application.
c. ID. HUGHES q co,
So Broadway, New York.
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Wool Lap Robes

Fancy Shapes So to IS.
Plush Lap Robes, reversible, SIS 80 to
s. 90.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15

Get your oysters from Dughi, they
are fresh at ali times.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15
Lace Curtains.

New and Exclusive Designs, So to "A. 50
per pair.
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Misses and children's Jackets
Coats and Gretchens.

From SO to So. Give us age and name
your prics-we will please you.
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A Holiday Sale at
Money Saving Prices.
Substantial and Useful HOLIDAY
Presents,

We invite the attention of the buying
public TO q few specials amongst the
fhou.ana and one things We have to
offer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-15

WHAT IS A BEAUTIFUL XMAS
| PRESENT.
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Latta. N. l., Residence, 118, 2 rings.
Hay, T. T., Residence, 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

Visitors TO the Stock Exchange frequently
comment on the fact that the floor OF tho
large board room Is thickly strewn with
tiny pieces Of paper. Each broker carries
a small memorandum pad. and as be be-
comes excited he tears Of 4 page and pro-
ceeds to convert IL into the largest num-
Der Of infinitesimal pieces OF which his
fingers are capable. Some uncommonly
nervous brokers viii destroy two or three
pads a day In this manner. Mr.. Henry
Clews Is q tireless paper-tearer. When
he is talking business In his othce his
hands are reducing paper 20 snowiiakes,
which he throws into the air and watches,
with apparent interest as they scatter
over the floor and the furniture. lie
probably tears up more paper. and tears
Il finer. than any other man In Wall
street. Russell Sage folds 1t and twists
II and plays with ii for quite while be-
fore destroying It. John II. Inman tears
No a great deal OF paper while talking.
General Samuel Thomas not only tears II
M. but frequently puts IL in his mouth
and chews il in an absent-mlnded way.
Mr.. PlerpOnt Morgan will carefully make
ribbons of a sheet OF note-paper while
meditating upon some financial problem.
Mr.. John Rockefeller, when interested in
conversation. will make figureG letters,
and fantastic characters on his pad.
When he fills a page with characters he
will tear IL off. crumple II up. and throw
II away, and then begin on another page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

tween the teams. The IDEA In certainly
a good one, as the interest which at
tsches to the contest already indicates.
The series TO be played consist Of seven
games. The first three will be played
in Richmond. perhaps Monday, Tuesday,
and wednesday of next week, though
this has not been definitely decided upon.
The teams will then SO to Roanoke and
play one game. and, returning, finish the
series in Lynchburg. The receipts from
the seven games win be divided among
the players officiating. 80 per cent. TO the
team finishing first in the race for the
pennant, and - per cent. to the other.
The rootors are not the only ones In
terested In this series, as the players,
aside from the pecuniary interest they
NAV have In the games, are eager TO enter
the fray. The Lynchburg club has de-
feated the Richmonds in one more game
than Richmond defeated Lynchburg.
therefore the Tobacconists claim to be
SUPERIOR IN strength 10 the Bluebirds.
The Warblers. however. resent this, and
are more than anxious 10 have a try
with those Hi Climbers and show them
how wen they can play Jake Wells IL
almost as anxious for the cup as he is
for the pennant, and when Jake wants
ANYTHING he has n peculiar habit Of get
ting IL. lie says he IS going 10 have the
Green Cup. and no doubt he WILL II
would look much better in Richmond than
IN Tvrchburg. and n great many more
neople will see 1t here than there. II is
bandsope-entirely too handsome 10 20
IN tho Tobaccons.s-in fact, 1t was built
for The Bluebrds. and they will build
their nests in II all next winter.
Who viii umoira the seven games is
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Two brave Men.
GIarper's Round Table.)


An exhibition of courage was given
nv an infantryrnan at the storming OF the
Gemmun Gate at Ping-Yang. Here the
thick stone walls proved imperyious to
Japanese shot and shell. and after two
fruitless assaults 1t was decided to try
some other method. Lieutenant Mimura
volunteered to open the gate single-hand-
ed. but Private Harada stepped out and
said he would follow along and help.
Roth men then ran for corner OF the
gateway. while their comrades diverted
the attention OF the Chinese defenders
by keeping up hot fusilade. Mimura
and Harada clambered quickly up the
face of the wall by placing their hands
and feet In the chinks between the stones.
They succeeded In reaching the top with
out being seen by the Chinese. who were
blasting away at the main body OF tho
enemy. and then jumped down and rush
ed for the inside Of the gate. They had
TO cut their way through horde OF
Chinamen as soon as they had gotten
inside the town; but they finally beat
them of, and threw the bolts OF the
heavy gates, that were at once showed In
by the attacking force outside. Both
Lieutenant Minura and Private Harada
were promoted the next day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
NOW THE GREEN CUP.
Richmond and Lynchbars to Battle fol
II Next Week.
1T Is A HANDSOME TROPHY.
The Donor In n Great Admirer OF
the National Game and II nm En-
VIII Umpire the Games.

Since Richmond Is almost assured OF
the State League pennant. the attention
OF the rooters is being directed now
toward the Green Cup, which Richmond
and Lynchburg Will battle for next week.
The trophy. a picture Of which is pre-
scented herewith. IL most handsome in de-
sign and execution. 1t was made from
special order for Mr.. Edward S. Green,
a manufacturing ieweller of Roanoke.
a great admirer Of the national game, and
q strong Roanoke rooter. who ere the
season opened this year offered 70 pre-
sent cup 10 be contested for by the
two clubs finishing first and second.
The cup, which IL Of solid silver. stands
ten inches high, measures three and one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

THE Y. VI. G.. A. GYMNASIUM.
Physical Department Undergoing
improvements for Coming Season.

improvements for Coming season.
The gymnasium OF the Young Mems
Christian Association is at present closed
to its members. Painters, carpenters,
plumbers. and electricians are overhaul
ing the place, under the supervision OF
Professor A. Schatzel, who Is determined
to make the physical department OF tho
association a greater success than IL ever
has been before.
lie Will begin this season with the
finest and most complete equipment OF
gymnasium apparatus in the State. II in
cludes the latest appliances IL developing
apparatus-vlZ, the celebrated patent
Murphy pulley-weights, o new hydraulic
rowing-machine, wrist-machine. iron aud
wooden dumb-bels, wands, bar-bells, In
dian clubs fencng-foils. etc. The equip
ment of the heavy apparatus is Of tho
latest patent. and consists OF horizontal
and parallel bars. German horses and
buck. with a bountiful supply Of we'll
padded foor-mats. which render the exer-
cises safe.
A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION.
A physical examination will be held
over each new member, free OF charge.
with directions for exercising. The method
of instruction will be class, individual,
and team, under the supervision of Di-
rector Schatzel, who will give individual
instruction to those who need careful
attention in prescription-work for the
weaker parts OF the body. The class in
structlon consists OF prescribed work.
under specially-trained leaders. with spe-
cial advantages in advanced gymnastics
and athletics. 10 the more advanced
pupils.
The instruction will consist Of cor
receive and hygienic exercises. with the
pulley-weghts. dumb-bells, wands. bar
bells also elementary and intermediate
exercises on the heavy apparatus. Tho
work for those passing satisfactory ex-
animation will be educational. The exer-
else will be progressive. and calculated
10 develop. In addition 10 health. the quail
ties OF courage. self-controi, Judgment
and graceful carriage.
ATTENTION TO BEGINNERS.
Certificates and emblems will be pre-
scented TO those obtaining the required
average In the term examination. Special
attention will be given 20 beginners on
Tuesdays and Saturdays, and TO the in
ternediate grade on Thursday. The
classes will bsgin Tuesday, October lst.
The team instruction will include all the
principal American games. special at
tention being given TO bowling, basket
ball. and football.
The bathroom Is fitted UP with hot and
cold showers. needle. and sponge-baths.
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An Up-to-Date Conquest.

Puck.)
With sunny features smiles the maid
Beside the summer sea,
And signs. Lord Tumtytum Is mine."
And dances In her glee.
with smiles Of 10Y tho Lord exclaimA
While gazing Ger the brine:
"aIedora's mine with all her gold
with all her red gold-mine"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

still an open question. and one that Mr..
Green should naturally deci>e. Y Mr.
Belts. the recently-engaged umpire, can
BE- secured, he would probably be the best
available man In this State. He certain
ly knows the game. and is as fair as
could be desired. and fairness should be
the governing spirit Of these contests.
The Richmond and LyDchburg clubs are
10 battle with a view TO ascertaining who
are the strongest. and unless the games
are urnpred from an impartial stand
point this can never be ascertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

half inches around the base and four
around the cup. and is handsomely
carved with characters symbolic OF base
ball. on the front is engraved in German
characters Championship Cup, virginia
State League, Won BY -------.' On
the reserve side stands IN bas-relief
the figure OF player at the bat
The I'D is engraved with the inscrip-
ton. Presented by Edward S. Green,
Jeweller, Roanoke, Va"
Mr.. Green's only idea IN presenting the
cup was TO create an honest rivalry be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Unnecessary.

In popping the question he did prefer
To do II In manner firm and steady;
He did not go on his knees TO her
For she was on his knees already,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
InyeStOrs!!s

Why put your money out at per cent.
when the State Building and Loan Com-
pany Will pay you on its sl2.H full-paid
stock per cent, and guarantee you
per cent. on its SIS paid-up stock. which Is
the same as a time certificate OF deposit
IN a bank Call and see us at HOS east
Main street. Richmond. Va.
THOMAS Il. stage,
President.
w. MINOR WOODWARD.
yice-President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
AROUND BLACKSBURG
The Football Team Ia Hard TN.
Ing.
SOME GOOD MATE RIAL.
The Movements of the Professors
The First Drought - Enormous
Irish Potato Crop-The COn1-Mines.
Politics Getting Warm.

BLACKSBURG. VA, September t.
1spec,aI)-Tne Governor, as you were
advised. paid our town flying visit on
Saturday last. His object was TO see the
college and familiarizs himself with what
ia being done there. Both college and
town extended him a most cordial well
come. and only regret that he made his
visit so short. He promised, however, 10
return in the near future. promise
which We hope he Will make haste TO
fulfil.
Judge Waller r. Staples, from Chris
tiansburg, returned home Thursday,
after an extensive tour through New York
and the New England States. Quite a
number Of the students have already re-
turned, although college does not open
until the Dist. There are now. perhaps,
sixty TO seventy on the grounds.
THE FOOTBALL TEAM.
Mr.. o. c. Jones, Of the University of
Virginia, the trainer OF the football
team for the coming session, arrived In
town on the "a. Each afternoon now
one may see his men line up on the green
turf OF the campus, hard at work training
for their fall work. Mr.. Jones Is man
OF splendid physique. and un4iiostlonably
Is a thorough master OF tho noble sport.
Some of the best players on last session
team will not be on the team this year
for various reasons; but we have splendid
material 10 select from, and as the appli-
cations for positions on the team are
numerous we may be sure OF very
strong eleven.
Lieutenant d. C. Shanks came up on
flying visit from the Roanoke Red TINS
week. He is not only famous Nimrod.
but an enthusiastic disciSte of Isaac
Walton as well. SO he ran up for his
eun and tackle, preparatory 10 taking
Grand hunt and fish In the glorious wilds
OF solid old Craig. Were 1t not for the
Continuance OF the outrageous practice
~ ore-vashing one could ind as line
snort I'm our New river as In any stream
in the state.
MOVEMENTS OF PROFESSORS.
Professor Robert ]. Davidson. analyti-
cal chemist Of the Experiment station
left on wednesday for WasninSto. 70
attend the meeting OF the associated
American Chemists OF the Agricultural
Stations and Colleges. The body consists
OF about one hundred men.
Professor S. p. Pritchsrd. OF the cleo
trical department, returned on Saturday
last, but as he left the better part or hlm-
self in South Carolina presume that
he will soon HE himself thither again
Mr.. w. w. Hurt. OF Chatham, Va, As
sistant Professor OF Mathematics, VINO
has spent the greater part of the sum-
uer at the Hot Springs, Ark, IL back
again. looking hale and hearty. and equal
lv ready for work or recreation, as he
always is.
A letter received from DR.. w. y. Bar
ton announces his safe arrival at Sc
vance, Tenn.
Rev. James NJ. Holiday left on Mon
day for Falling Spring 20 attend the
meeting of presbytery. Profess1- Ran
dolph was unfortunately prevented by u
press OF business from attending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
HEALTH.

Tho health OF this section has been re-
markedly good this summer. Not case
of typhoid or malar.al-feyer, nor OF any
contagious disease, has occurred, so far
as the knowledge of the writer goes.
Politics IL now developing = great deal
of interest, and is the subject OF great
deal of discussion. The lines are being
drawn strictly between the TWO old
narties The matter OF honest elections"
so-called. headed by Malone, Hobson &
% will not cut any figure here az all.
Indeed. any matter that Billy Malone
steers Will be apt 70 fare still-born on
our people.
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Peculiar Habits of Some Ne'
Workers..
Scottish American

The propensity TO tear paper into small
b!ts II peculiar to Wall-Street brokers.