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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
How the Wind Roarsi

How the vessel losses at sea! Reader, did you ever cross the "briny" If so, we will bet good cigar you were sea sick. Don't deny the soft impeachment. If you had
 Stomach Bitters with you, you were all right, otherwise not. This medic inal cordial relieves every disturbance of the stomach, liver and bowels, malaria, rheumatism and kidney trouble, and is
 highly recommended by tourists and com. mercial travellers.
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New Mexico Asks for Statehood.

SANTA FE, N. M., Jan. 2s-A memo rial to congress praying for the imme. diate passage of the New Mexican statehood bill passed the lower house of the assembly by vote of 19 to 4. It will be unanimously adopted in the council and hurried forward to Wash ington in the hope that the senate may take favorable action at the present session
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FatalIy Shot bv n New P,.toI.

NEWTON, Kan, Jan. 2s.-Cushman Cone, an express messenger living at Burton, accidently shot himself through the right breast while examin- ing revolver last night. He was 21 years old and promising young man.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

Horse thieves have been making a wholesale raid in Lincoln, Payne and Pawnee counties, Ok, over thirty horses having been stolen in the past week. At Saltwater stables were broken open in the center of the town and valuable animals stolen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
Much Coal Lost in the River.

PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. 2s.-The Me Kinley Coal Co.,, of this city, lost at Hickman, Ky, last night, eighteen coal barges containing 432, 900 bushels of coal, valued at $4O,00o. It was we'll insured
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Tho Most Pleasant Way

Of preventing the grippe, colds, headaches, and levers is to use the liquid laxative rem edy Syrup of Figs, whenever the system needs a gentle, yet effective cleansing. To be benefited one must get the true remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by all druggists in 5Oc. and Sl bottles.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

LADY ito her husband)-'I am growing so fat that Iuam beginning to feel quite alarmed about it. l have just discovered that 1 weigh two hundred and forty pounds" 1.-Two hundred and forty pounds
 And where did you get weighed?" ''On the butchers scalcs.' "Oh, then, calm your self You weigh exactly half. ."-Le Figaro.
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Thirteen Victims of a Gale.

NEW LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The tug Sea King reported here this morning that she had lost tow of five barges off Point Judith in gale. Ten mea and three women were drowned.
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"DAH ain no doubt" said Uncle Eben "bout contentment bcin' better'n riches But mos ebrybody now days seems too p'lite ter want de bes' foh hissef. ."-Wash. ington Star.
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No MATTER how good the deacon is, he will always look wise and pleased if anybody suggests that he was pretty lively young fellow when he was q boy.-Somerville Journal
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

oI DON'T believe in that proverb, Marry in haste and repent at leisure,' !" said Gym icus. ''Why notr' asked Ritterhouse. 'It strikes me as being good" "Ah," sain Cynicus, but you forget. The married man has no leisure. ."-Harper's Bazar.
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PARvENU HOSTESS ito stable boy, attired as waiter for the occasion of a dinner party) -''James, why do you not fill Mr. De Glut- tonnes glassln James-"Lor', ma'am, what's the use' He empties it as fast as fill it. tn-Truth
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

I COULD not get along without Piso's Cure for Consumption. ltalways cures.-Mrs. E. c. MoULToN, Needham, Mass, Oct. 22, '94.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

IT was at the club. Waiter tat II p. m.) - tThere is a lady outside who says her hus- band promised to be home early tonight All (rising)-"Excuse me moment"-
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

HE-"Fraulein Dora, your lips are like ripe cherries" She-"Are you fond of cherries r-Humoristis Blaetter.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

Mss GoTHAM-"Have you any papa and mamma, little boy" Newsboy-'No, mum; i; me fam'ly's abroad. Truth.
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"OH, I am awruly worried. I walk in my sleep.n 'I only wish l could do it. If l could I'd still have my job on the police force. .n-Atlauta Constitution.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

''I sEE," said Mrs. Wickwire, "that two million boxes of oranges were frozen on the trees in Florida. l don't understand it." Don't understand it!n echoed Mir. Wick. wire. ''The statement is plain enough" "Yes, but do they grow in boxes on the trees?"-Indianapol Journal.
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MIsTREss-"You broke my Sevres plate. You are discharged. How did you break itW Servant t-''I carelessly dropped one of the biscuits you made yesterday on it."- Woonsocket Reporter.
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gro ME, her face lacks something" "Well, when 1 saw her last it had about all 1t could stand. .m-B Brooklyn Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

PLEASANT, Wholesome, Speedy, for coughs is Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

HIS LITTLE JOKE. - First Cannibal - "These missionaries give me pain" Sec ond Cannibal-''I think you eat too fast."- Puck.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

A LIFE without a Trouble would be as un- endurable as a summe@ without cloud.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

UP IN ARMs-the babies-Philadelph Record,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11
WON'T GO INTO THE HALL.
Lee Camp Members Oppose fiche"
camn Coming In Its building.

on Monday, December 2d' Co-ohei
Northen. Of Pickett Camp, Confederate
Veterans moved in the regular weekly
meeting Of that body that Pickett camp
should transfer It's headquarters from
Smiths Hall, on Fifth street between
BROAD and Marshall, 10 the new nan punt
nv X. Il. Lee Camp, Confederate Ne'e-
rams He made this motion. he said pc
cause he had been approached by several
officers of the latter camp, who had eN-
messed the desire that both ORGANIZATIONS
should meet under one roof, ana unite III
unfolding the common cause.
AT a meeting held by Lee Camp on a
later date. however 1t has just transpired'
The question was preached, and met with
the opposition of many of the members:
This fact, which was carefully guarded
from the pubic, was made known 10
pickett Camp Monday night, and occa-
stoned much surprise. The matter was
discussed at much length. and action on
the matter was postponed until the next
meeting. when Pickett men VIII con-
slider a plan 10 erect hall OF their own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

criminal. more especially the murderer
and assassin.
mob violence, which has It's home IT.
the breasts of towards. should be prc
vented AT all hazards. and II committ,o,
should be properly and severely punstaS,'
Such action is an open declaration oio'o,
want Of confidence in the courts. az pau
s.t44 OF nromOting does serious DAMN
to the welfare OF tho State. The ~. and
Sion Of crime TO punish crime cadiscount
apOlogists in a Christian civilizsiy speak
Il shall do right as God enainds ne u
see the right; be just az He enables me
TO determine what is just. and by the
love that I cherish for the State OF my
birth DO all that within me lies TO adj
vance her prosperity, enforce her laws.
protect her citizens. and maintain her
honor, remembering always that am not
a Governor Of a party, but OF all the pco-
pie"
The oath OF Office was administered by
Chief-Justice Pryor.
Standing with his head barred. beneath
the American flag. with his right hand
uplifted and his left resting on the Bible.
Colonel Bradley repeated the words which
made him the Chief Executive of Ken
lucky.
This evening Governor Bradley and fam
lily were entertained at dinner by ex-
Governor Brown, In the Executive Man
sion. Tonight a grand inaugural ball in
the historic assembly ballroom WAS given.
CONGRATULATIONS TO BRADLEY.
During the meeting. Mr.. Hahn, Of ohio,
reported that the committee 10 draft q
telegram OF congratulations TO Governor
elect Bradley. OF Kentucky. had prepared
and sent the following. which was al
iirmed by a rising vote:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 10, 1895.
Hon. William o. Bradley. Governor OF
Kentucky. Frankfort, Ky:
THE Republican National Committee.
now in session. extend their cordial con-
gratulations. on this, the day OF your
Inauguration as Governor. upon the splsn-
did Republican victory which has been
acAiev in Kentucky under your able
and gallant leadership AS colleagues and
friends during many years we have
learned to appreciate and respect your
devotion TO the Republican cause. which
is ever the cause of the people. and IL now
affords US especial pleasure 20 note your
election to tn Executive chair Of your
native State. We wish for your admins
tration great success. which We believe
you are certain TO achieve. You have re-
deemed the home OF Henry Clay. and
Kentucky. under your leadership. VIII
be. as 1t was under that great commoner.
for protection"
(slgned) wv. VI. HAHN. OF Ohio.
Chairman"
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The Dr,-Goods Market.

NEW YORK. December lo.-The Jour
nal Of Commerce and Commercial Bulle-
tin. In it's weekly review OF the dry-goods
market to-day. says:
The course OF the dry-goods market
during the past week has developed no
Improvement in business In staple cot
tons, but with the colder weather pre-
vailing there has been some increase in
the supplementary demand for seasonable
cotton fabrics. whilst business I'm spring
lines has been off about the average ex-
tent STABLE cottons show continued ir-
regularity in prices with tendency TO
favor buyers. Spring lines Of both print
cd and woven patterned goods are steady
In price
The woollen and worstcd goods situation
is suil In an unsettled condition.
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>rv CAVALRY COMPANY.
organized at smithNiiie-hrie"'
Prospects.

suITuVrrLE. VA. December s-'opc-
...I- Pursuant 10 notice, number Oh
.t.zeus OF the county assembled at 'ne
r,-s9..s saturday for the purpose oil
organizing company of volunteer cav
a.u.
hon John d. shopperson was electeu
chairman. and John y. Faris, secretary -
Irrtt-fuo names were enrolled anu "I
following onscrs unanimously elected. a.
. arlington. captain. G.. b. Russell hrSs
.t...ut. Charles A. Osborne, secoho
....rant. John b. Faris, first sergeant
o. Gregory. second sergeant; W. r.
~.t third sergeant; J.. W. Merton
rrif sergeant: r. w. Scott, hfth ser
..aat 49, O.. Williams. quartermasttr, a.
ID Roberts. commissary; NJ. W. DicKin-
... guide. Or. c. II. Gibbs, surgeon A.
W Donald. first corporal; II. {. 1rlssoy'
.1rl corporal; J. c. Watkins thiiu coi
r.rI. D. n. Ingram. fourth corporal.
Tho following Committee on Bylaws
ea appointed. r. W. Scott. J. G. 'airnns-
W O.. Williams, G.. Il. Russell D. D.
.r.
n Faris was appointed a committee
ono fo notify the Governor OF the pro
..res and purposes Of the meeting ahu
r.aucet in the name Of the company
man Do bee authorized 20 proceed win or
tf,Izaflon.
Ta troop starts out with the brightest
.nrcs IL has every assurance mat 'he
Governor will grant the application ana
I.e members are confident that they can
form themselves within thirty days.
I.ey arc wcll-anianced and the troop Is
Composed ~ the very best material Inc
m.a own good horses, and when ,heS
s.sf Richmond on the occasion OF the lay
fe NJ the cornerstone Of the Davis Moh-
|fn nf. Colonel Euker viii have no cause
20 Boz ashamed Of them. and old Charlotte
wil be proud Of them.
The troop will be known as the "Char-
Hffe Cavalry" being named in honor OF
i.o company that left here in 1861. ana
served with great gallantry during the
four years Of bloody strife, surrpderins
M Appomattox IN 1865.
Immediately after the meeting diiii
Was had on the courthouse green. Squad
e.l.s viii be- held once or twice week.
OIL the officers and men are IN earnest.
end viii lose no opportunity to perfect
themselves.
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Gulf Lumbcrmen Organize.

MOBILE. ALA. December 10-The
Gulf-Coast Lumbermen, representing
daily output Of 10000 feet of lumber.
met here to-day and adopted a plan Of
organization. to be known as the Gulf
Coast Lumber Company, which is to be
incorporated, with a capital of $4,000
10 per cent Of which is TO be paid in.
The mills signing the agreement are
pany, and are TO act as sales-agents Of
the company. which is to be managed
by a president, secretary. and board Of
directors
All mills saving pitch-pino lumber for
foreign or domestic export are eligible
to membership
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11
Young Turl<cyites Grateful.

CONSTANTINOPLE,D December 10.-The
members of the Young Turkey party are
highly gratihed at the determined atti-
tude assumed 10y Said Pasha i'm putting
himself under the protection Of the
British Embassy. and refusing TO place
himself under the influence of or in the
power Of the Palace party. The leaders
of the party are very hopeful that the
action of Said will have the effect Of de-
stroying the system Of tyranny which
so Ions prevailed at the palace. and
openly express their feelings upon the
subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. December To-
Judge W ". Brawley. of the United
States District Court. has handed down
his decision in the case against Cap
tain Samuel Hughes, the master Of the
steamship Laurada, which was charged
with violating the neutrality laws Of the
United States.
Judge Brawley holds that while there
is no proof Of an expedition begun within
the territory Of the United States. there
Is sufficient proof of an offence committed
on the high seas to Justify further inves-
tigation. He therefore issued an order
holding Captain Hughes under bond for
trial at the approaching January term OF
court for the Western Division Of South
Carolina.
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,,,itoDin in Chicago.

CHICAGO. ILL. December 10 he
s-ths of Or. Gordon G. Rockwell ana
,f.. Hubbard. his l7-year-old patient
10Th Of hyde Park. were reported TO the
Vim Dcpartment. Miss Hubbard was
ken with diphtheria on November lS'n'
t.t Dr. Rockwell persistenuy declined 10
.. tbe autitoxin treatment. ana she dlsu
.n the NTH day. \ nurse e"l,ioS =, a.
...lt..rl family also contracted the dis
,... and died. and was soon followed by
ur Rockwell t,e.,,,,
Ar.ordine 10 the records Of the Health
r,.-artment not "A case Of diphtheria'
which has received the antitoxin treat
mea, within the first twenty-four hours .,s
... been lost. and 9s per cent, OF tae
-sr.nts inoculated within for'y-elsh1'
after the attack have IecoVeio"'
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr. f. F. Carter and wife left yesterday
for Atlanta for about ten days.
Mr.. w. c. Paxton, OF Buena Vista, Will
be at Mr.. F. r Glasgow's this week,
Mr.. James b. Pace, who has been sick
for several weeks, is improving rapidly.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley has sent Mr. Joseph
Rrvan his check for $50 for the university
building fund.
The meeting Of the Richmond Drug
Association has been postponed until Fri
day night. the 18th, at o'c-ock.
Judge w. W. Old, OF Norfolk. and Colo
mel n " Logan, ex-member OF the House
from Salem, are at the Exchange.
Policeman Duggns. OF the First Dis
,rict .ost a valuable diamond pin from
his scarf while on duty several nights
ago.
:, was the Kent & Bissell Cattle Com
ANY that held its annual meeting last
week and elected DR.. l. j. Hawkes. OF this
city. president
Hon. Charles +. Walter, Attorney OF
the Insurance Department OF fennsyiVa-
MIA Is spencing a few days with MI }.
r Hatcher 1903 Grove avenue.
Mr. William l.. ODyer, for some years
IN the employ OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway here, and more recently with
the seaboard Airline. IN Atlanta. Is visit
ing his old home.
Mr. and Mrs. James j.. Fournoy have
,ssued invitations to the marriage or their
daughter. Miss Lulu. to Mr.. william Ben
iamIn Hewlett. Tuesday afternoon. De-
cember nth. ~ a' ho"e' "''
north sixth =
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DEATHS.

MAYES. Died. at the residence OF nis
parents, 2n6 east Broad. EUGENE J..
MAYES, son OF II. g. and Martha r..
Msyes, in the 9th year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church To-
MORROW Thursday at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance are inyfted 10
attend.
sCOTT.-Dled. at Scotland" in tho
county Of Amelia. on the sd OF Novem-
her. 1895 aged Is years. GEORGE CHAT
FIN SCOTT. son OF William Ii. and
Media q. Scott.
lie was manly. noble. little fellow,
the comfort and pride OF his parents
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ncmoernt. Carry Charleston.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., December 10
The municipal election here to-day passed
of very quietly. the weather being
,,orv had There were two tickets IN the
eeld-one the ticket Of the regular De-
,,,ocracv and the other a ticket nomi-
m Ned by the American Protective Asso-
cation. and supported by the lndepend-
nj returns from the election are com
4, very slowly. and are not yet COM
,ne st midnight 1t is evident. however,
,hat the Democracy have carried me
c,,v by from 300 TO 800 votes, eiectng
! Adger Smythe Mayor ana about hihe'
teen of the twenty-four aldermen.
The negroes supported the ihdepehu-
ont ticket almost soiidiy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

on the Southern railway this morning
about O'Clock. at the crossing Just above
the station. He was driving n wagon,
and a little boy was In the back OF II.
The boy escaped unhurt. as did the mules.
The wagon was broke 60 pieces and Mr.
Bryants body fearfully mangled. Death
was instantaneous. lie leaves wife
and six children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11
Murdered for Their Money.

BLUEFIELD, W. VA. December To-
News reached here this morning from
Bear Wallow, Giles county Va, of the
murder Of John and Mary feagans. two
old people. Fsagans had just sold his
holdings and received the money. The
horse was attacked by two highwaymen,
and the two old people were murdered
and robbed. There is no clue to the pr
getratOrs.
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MI. p,.n,ng-MiII Changes Hands.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. C.. December ~
,Spcciai)-The large pianihs,alinn o, L.
- been purchased by Messrs, Harris.
sscusnrv 4 Baker, OF Elmira, n. y.
T,hev viii commence operations January
LIST on u large scale. -.---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

Joint Finance committees tonight met
al Alurphy's Hotel at noon yesterday.
No business was transacted and beyond
a desultory discussion Of university al
fairs in general nothing was done, and
the meeting was adjourned until noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

Cloak Items. Every garmeo. 10
Second Floor. oa' no o,,cs ~t,i,su
Coats and Cspes must go within Unity
days.
About $4,000 worth in this great stock
Now's the time TO buy here
Last years Short Coats ana Long Goats,
I'M Plain Beaver and kerseys, SOLD
from $50 10 so. now they Ie,,... s-.~
Diagonals, Rough Effects, and Chincni.
las Long ana short Coats. that sold
from $40 10 ~, now they re..........N
30 Light Colored, ATWOOD Long Coats
last year they sold at from so TO 20
during this great sale they're. 80 -
This Seasons Coats cut IN price as WEI
as last years garments a.
Goats that were $3.50 now ...,.... ....S
Goats that were $40 and yl2 now > -
Coats that were Sl0 and So now III
our New York buyers got noid OF seN-
eral large consignments. anu IN coise-
auence we're making 1t lively IN tils
department Not a store IN TINS city
can do a better thing for It's patrols
than this: s,-o
Pinch Coney Capes ..........,.. 81 80
2O-inch imitation Seal Capes for sg
3O-inch Best COncy Capes. 80. '.''.'''fo
(These Capes were 500
30-inch Seal Capes, formerly 80 10 ~
now they can be bought at from 10. ~
TO -..........''..'..''.. 40 "a az siS
Astrachan Capes at $40, SlA.vV, 'i'' Sie'
and .2N worth double 80
Imitation Wool Seal Capes, from SlO 20
$3.50 inches long, with l-o-lhch
sweep at reduced prices.
Electrical Seal Capes, edged Win lhlpet
and Marten sold at one-halt price,
You can buy every Coat III our h"'''S
at a reduced price now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11
Times for Committee Meeting.

The House standing committees have
arranged their meetings as follows:
In Room No. l (up-stairs)-
Propositions and Grievances-Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
Finance-Tuesday and Thursday.
In Room No. up-stairs)-
Courts Of Justice-Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
Counties, cities. and Towns-Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday.
In Room No. > up-stairs)-
Privileges and Elections-Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday.
Chesapeake and Its NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day and Wednesday.
Asylums and PrisOns-Friday.
In Room No (basemenD-
Roads and Internal Navigatlon-Tues-
day. Thursday, and Saturday.
Schools and Colleges-Monday and We'd
nesday.
Banks, Currency. and Commerce-Fri-
daX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

RichnOu..

NEW YORK, DeSe."Oer p-'Spe
X. W. Traylor, st. Denis; r. .. "'eis'
Herman: q. Drewry, Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

Mr. Fletcher Bryant. Cisise" Oh
Amherst, Killed. Fl,

AMHERST. VA. December le.-QSpe-
ciai) MIR. Fletcher Bryant. a citizen OF
tA!s PLACE, MAS Killed BY Train NO. i"
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kCpICr-TTTRAL STATISTICS.

Mr.. harwood will In a few days pre-
sent a bill which was drawn hy Com
missioner-of-A agriculture Whitehead. pro-
vidng for the collection and publication
of agricultural statistical data from the
planters. as regards the tobacco crop,
especially.
This information is wanted by all to-
bacco men in the State, and it will be
OF some benefit 20 planters In regulating
their labor and quantity OF the crops.
Kentucky has long had such a law in
effect. The government reports are to-
tally unreliable. and Virginia has been
often msrepresented and damaged by
such reports. one now Of late has gone
10 the world that Virginia only averages
400 pounds Of tobacco 10 the acre. against
loec 10 LOO pounds in other States.
These reports will doubtless come through
the Auditors office from the county COM
missiOners.
There are three preachers I'm the House.
one of them Is Baptist in creed and
called Baptist in name.
Judge Peek, of the County Court Of
Elizabeth City. is still i'll. and may re-
sign. In that event Major Baker =.
Lee will be urged to become a candidate
to succeed him
Messrs. Pitcher (of Fauquier) and Berke-
ley (of Roanoke) are the best reconteurs
in the Legislature. and both are nightly
the centre Of "A group of Solons. who spend
hours in laughing at their many jokes
Mr. Logan, member OF the House
last session, was on the floor yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-11

y how be little fellow II teel ABOUT IL.
q 2s Suits from the great sample lot Of
4 Boys Clothing. See these, twill pay
y you.
a BOYS Refer Suits-ages three TO eight
' years-in brown. blue, and black, our
A holiday price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~. io
' Cheviot. Boucle. and Clay Worsteds are
4 among these dainty little suits.
Us values i'm Boys Refer Suits-ages
4 three to ten years-in gray and blues,
a bona ide Offering, at............s3. 80
We told YOU before about our tlsS Suit
y We have a few more OF them at this
4 price. in blue, gray. and brown mixed,
} i'm ages nine TO fifteen years, for, recol-
n lect, only .......................... .so
= lust received Is dozen Jersey Suits SIS
4 (SlZes three TO eight years.
IA complete line Gentlemen's Smoking
1 Jackets at 1898. $.ss, S.sS, $.ss, and
SIS.
> Bows Handsome Velvet Suits, fancy,
: trimmed in braid, blues and black,
g. SO and A69-1ges three 10 six years.
: Rows Cape Overcoats, ages three TO
Z nine years, great value at s.; now2e
4 roys Such a gathering. Esery-
a ,, thing from everywhere.
4 basement santa Claus smiles himself
4 TO know Of the delight occasioned the
children.