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Land Patents signed.

Governor Budd has signed land pat
ents as follows under the grant of six
teenth and thirty sixth sections: Rob-
ert Niccolls, so acres in San Diego
County; Lorenzo Morelin, 34.40 acres
in San Benito County; William A. Godt,
32S72 acres in Ell Dorado County: j.
H. Southwick, 800 acres in Calaveras
County; Martin Griffin, so acres in
Monterey County; George H. Singeley,
40 acres in Mendocino County; S.
Thompson, $40 acres in Amador Coun-
ty; Josie NJ. Tarcot, S1.65 acres in Cal
averas County; Bernardo Negre, 320
acres in Merced County; Henry j.
Crocker, so acres in Contra Costa
County; Page Hollister. 320 acres in
Merced County; Henry Reeves, 800
acres in Merced County; o. P. Rowe,
$50 acres in Merced County: r. F, Nor
row, 21056 acres in Santa Clara Coun-
ty; ]. J. Burt, 40 acres in San Benito
County,
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YOUNG VANDALS.
They Broke Into a House and De
stroyed Elegant Furniture.

They Broke Into House and De-
stroyed Elegant Furniture.
officer Pennish yesterday arrested
four boys named August Terry. Archie
Terry, Henry Hescloske and Give De
Swift on complaint of DR.. w. o. Girar-
dey, who charges them with malicious
mischief.
1t appears that some days ago they
broke into the house occupied for many
years by the late DR. Light. on street
between Eleventh and Twelfth, which
has remained closed since his death
The doctor had collected much fine
furniture and bric-a-brac. which the
boys began to demolish forthwith. Tip
ping over fine sideboard, they broke
the marble top and the mirror and
amused themselves by throwing the
pieces of marble through the window,
breaking more than thirty panes.
Not satisfied with this, they smashed
the globes on the chandeliers, broke
several handicapped tables and a
number of other things, and one of them
carried away valuable picture, which
he is said to have presented to his
school-teacher. officer Pennish arrested
August Terry and Henry Hescloske
first, and they confessed their guilt. The
other two were arrested later
As usual, some of the mothers ap-
peared at the station and wept and con-
doled with their sons, asserting that
they were not the ones that did the mis-
chief, but that it was the other bad
boys. Justice Davis WILL however. pass
on that fact this morning.
In the meantime there would seem to
be an excellent chance for the reforma-
ton and keeping out of mischief of
boys, whose parents cannot be con-
vinced that it is possible that they
could do wrong
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Y. W. C. A.
The Interest In the Association Still
Increasing.

The Interest In the Association Still
Increasing.
The meeting for young women will
be held at the association rooms Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Miss Hattie
Billings will conduct a Bible reading
on the subject of Trust
These meetings are always very inter-
esting and helpful. All young women.
whether members of the association or
not, are cordially invited
Applications have been made for
classes in French. painting and phys
ical culture (afternoon classl, all of
which will be formed if a sufifficient
number apply.
The Entertainment Committee has
planned for number of social affairs.
the first of which will be given in the
near future.
A special luncheon will be served next
Wednesday from 11:30 a. M to 2 d. m.
The lunch-room is open to any who
may wish to eat their own lunch away
from their schoolroom or place of bus
iness, or who may wish to be served
with tea or coffee or a full dinner
We are glad to note growing inter-
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption.
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all
throat and lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous de-
bility and all nervous complaints. Hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative pow
ers in thousands of cases, and desiring
to relieve human suffering, l will send
free Of charge to all who wish it this
recipe, in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing, with
stamp. naming this paper, W. A. Noyes,
$50 Powers block, Rochester, n. Y.
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Oak Park Homes.

What a pleasure it is to be able to say,
Il own my own little home, and no more
rent to pay" For SO or S15 we can
start you on the track to own your own
home in that beautiful and healthy sub
division at Oak Park. Wiseman, All
street, or w. H. Collins, Oak Park.
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CERTIFIED COPIES
OF A. c. r. No. Z Prepared and Sent TO
Congressman.

In accordance with instructions from
Governor Budd, Secretary of State
Brown has prepared certified copies of
the journals of both houses of the last
Legislature in relation to their action
on Assembly concurrent resolution No.
{, in relation to the Reilly funding bill,
which was ordered telegraphed to the
California delegation in Congress.
He has also prepared a certified copy
Of the resolution itself, and the Gov
ernor will send to each member of the
California delegation in Congress one of
the copies of the journal and resolu-
ton
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Notarfes Public.

Governor Budd has appointed the
following Notaries Public: Francis J..
Woodward, Oakland; Henry l.. Stitch,
Elk Grove: George L. Keefer, Los An
geles; H. B. Towne, Santa Cruz; Chas.
E. Worcester, Los Angeles; George b.
Graham, Fresno; N. L. Palmer, Huron.
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We have secondhand upright
pianos from $3.50. Square pianos
in good condition from $40 up.
If you want a mandolin, banjo or
guitar call on us and we will sell the
genuine instrument cheap We also
carry a line of high-grade pianos.
Neale, Eilers Co, Seventh and J SITS.
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Arrested on Suspicion.

officer Bagley last night arrested
man who gave his name as B. Brockard,
who had a fine lot of carpenters tools
in his possession, on suspicion of having
stolen them.
The man. who was'under the influence
of liquor, claimed to have bought them.
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Grand balloon ascension and para
chute drop at Oak Park Sunday, Feb
ruary 16, 1896, at 3 p. m. George Wes-
ton, Caifornia's peerless aeronaut, will
make a drop of a mile from the clouds
with a parachute; daring trapeze per-
fcrmance in midair.
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The Ice Carnival.

1t is expected that a large number of
persons will take advantage of the low
excursion rate to Truckee to-day and
to morrow to attend the ice carnival
and winter sports in progress there.
The round trip. including sleeping car,
costs only S6 80.
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DIED.

MORALES In this city. February 18th.
Louisa Morales, native of Mexico, age d
So years.
Frlends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this af-
ternoon from her late residence Third and
Fourth, \ and o streets. at o'clock
NEARY-In his city, February 9th, Fred.
husband of Mrs. Il. j. Neary father OF John
William Nearyl. native of Roscommon
Ireland, aged 40 years, months and 9
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funetai which will
take place tomorrow afternoon from tae
Windsor Hotel; thence TO the Cathedral
where funeral services will be held at $40
O'Clock. Friends may view the remains in
the parlor of the hotel from ] o g. M Sun
day until the time OF the funeral. The cas-
ket will not be opened in the Cathedral
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A New Art Gallery.

The art gallery at the Police Station
last night was resplendent with gems
from the old masters in the shape of
valentines received by the members Of
the finest on EARTH" and supposed to
be indicative of their peculiarities or
occupations. Some of them were quite
funny
The record-union., 1896-02-15

George Egan and Will. H Hanlon.
well-known Saeramentans, have pur-
chased the Reception Saloon, Seventh
and K streets. The full returns of the
races at San Francisco are chronicled
there daily.
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Finest
Brussels
Carpets, 81 Is.

We mean exactly what we say
nothing better of the kind made, and
as for patterns they are as handsome
as we have ever seen. Price, sewed
and laid, 81 IS yard.
These are new goods just received,
and We invite the careful attention to
them of everyone interested in such
goods.
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Seaside
Library, IOC.

We have just received $50 new titles
in this favorite library. Clear print
and good paper binding. Rudyard Kip
ling Hall Caine, Dumas Charlotte
Braeme and other well-known writer's
are represented. Price, Ioc per volume
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For Jail Breaking.

Billy Williams, one of the unlucky
thirteen who broke jail some months
ago, and who was captured by Sheriff
Johnson down the river will be tried in
Justice Henry's court to-day.
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Requires Neither Eggs Nor Cream.

Our Blended Coffee is pronounced by
all coffee judges as the finest. 1t con-
sists of only the purest and best coffee
grown, and its flavor is perfect. "The
Pacific" ] street, near Eighth.
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Arrested for. Battery.

officer Pennish last night arrested
John Quincy Adams on a charge of
battery committed on William Gibson
Adams claims to have good and suffi-
cient reasons for his act, which will be
given in court
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Cheap, But Good Pianos.

Three almost new upright pianos of
popular makers, two square pianos for
$50 and $100, at So per month, on ex-
hibition at Pommer's music-room, cor
ner Ninth and streets
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CHANGED DAILY FOR wE1Esrocx IUB1E co
Grass Cloths.

Plain ColOred Grass Cloths ia pom
gee or tan colors, 81 inches wide.
Prices, Oc, Ioc and I2!c yard. To be
trimmed with embrOideries, laces or
ribbons.
Grass Linens in tans, pinks, light
blue and Nile green. Price. 25c yard.
Figured 0rgandies, imported goods,
in new broche or striped patterns, 2Oc
yard. Some wider and finer ones, 3oc
yard.
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Special Notice to crockery Buyers.

The Crystal Palace, 610 J street, is
selling all goods marked with blue
tag, regardless of cost beginning Sat
urday, February 10Th, and lasting until
flIrt her notice
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Restore your strength by wearing
electric belt. To be had at J. A.
Green's, Seventh and K streets, Sacra-
mentO.
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est and movement along all lines of as
sociation work, and hope it will not be
long until our present membership is
multiplied by ten
The record-union., 1896-02-15

Best standard tomatoes, cans for
25c; asparagus tips, 15c can; Capital
jams, 10c can. A. c. S.. Eighth and
K
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The Kovalev Execution.

Warden Aull of the Folsom Prison has
issued limited number of invitations
to newspaper representatives, Sheriffs
and others to attend the hanging of
Ivan Kovalev, on Friday next, the 21st
inst.
Kovalev was one of the murderers of
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. L. Weber in this
city on the night of December 81, 1894
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1000 Belts.

Over thousand Belts received day
before yesterday for wear with shirt
waists. Widths from inch to inches,
with the metal parts in gold, silver and
oxidized silver. Some have jeweled
settings. Prices, 25c to 81 so.
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LANES Russell.s Estate.

Geo. W. Harlow, administrator Of the
estate of James Russell. deceased, has
filed a final supplemental account, by
his attorneys, r. T. and w. H. Devlin,
with petition for the distribution of
the estate to such persons as the court
may snd entitled thereto.
Deceased left a brother and sister,
whose names and places of residence
are unknown to the administrator
If you don't smoke Sweet Moments
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Visit Cutbirth's New Ground Floor
Photographic Studio, 18th and K SITS. 3
The record-union., 1896-02-15

John A. Sutter rye whisky, 81 a bottle
b K. Bloch & Co., sole controllers.
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If you don't smoke Sweet Moments
cigarettes you don't get the best.
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-WOOLWORTH NATIONAL BANK

Crocker Building, Market and Post
Streets, San Francisco.
PAID UP CAPITAL. $l,OOO,O0O SURPLUS, $563,O34
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by George =. Crawford & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoncers
IelJ Bank street.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
NEW ADMfNfsrRAgION HfLL TRr
SECURE DIsfRABLE InnfGE1NIS.
Engineer ueilsg Wears n Watch - a so"Ve-
ner Of His Lightning Kun--satisia'torS
Uso of Convict Labor on Farms

RALEIGH. n. c.. Dec. i9.-special-
Senator Prichard expresses himself as
rrc,ty confident OF reelection lie Is
angry With Senator Butler and the rnp-
,u-e between them seems TO be pcrio''n-
ent. Ali attempts 10 restore Hie"e-'Ni'
have utterly failed.
II Is said that the newe naturalization
win change the policy Of Tho past ni'een
years regarding immigration ana VIII
seek to secure desirable class OF ior-
eigncrs. The greater part OF the imini-
grants now arriving IN the country are
asserted 10 be far from desirable.
There il vet some talk about The ina1-
euration date. Those who believe uat
The act Of lS8 STANDS. assert that ID VIII
not occur before January zlih. me nc"
election law provides that the vote TOT
state officers shall be counted ana ""-
nounccd on the Tuesday alter thc ASSEM-
bling Of the legislature. but NAeH 10
date Tor the inauguration. IL was 10.
ms reason that 40 the suggestion OF
Ssn..oynor- FLEET Russell the hiA was pre-
oared fixing the date. which VIII De
about the stu. II the hill becomes law
on the Eth.
PROUD OF Ills RUN.
Engineer He'iig. who made the me
r,,p between weldon and Portsmouth
On the scaboard Air Line. IS very pronH
OF n watch with which he has heen pre-
scented. Tis time was the fastest ever
made In this State or virginia j
said. ...,
The commissions 20 the conffe me u
ana 10 The three Judges recently ei-1 n
ar issued bv the Governor ana were
.c,, "a ak OF tho congressman yesterdaV.
THO fne collection OF portraits IN ne
state Library. over ore hundred IN NUN
her Is Icing re-arranCcr on Inc loilF
walls iu a very attractive way. me COL
lection gicws quite steadily.
Good news as 20 the crops or smnl
.rais comes from all parts OF the STATE.
There s. an Increase IN average over last
years.
Colonel John u. whltford IS here. lie
saws ~ will. as a debate. attend the
conference at TAMPA. Fla. January 20tn.
In the interest Of the fortihcation OF the
South Atlantic and Gulf haTbors
CoNvICTs AS FARM HANDS.
The annual report OF tho penitentiary
will be one Of the best II has ever maze
Considering the many drawbacks this
wear. the showing made IS really wonder
full The fact Is that the use Of convic's
on the farms appears 10 be the most
profitable. next after railway constrnc-
lion. The latter almost ceased FIVE years
ago.
Three new companies Of the state guard
at Scotland Neck Concord and Monroe-
have been formed.
The State Board Of Public Charities TO-
day completed its annual report 10 the
Governor IL was IN session late last
Night. Much good work has been done
IN the way OF securing improvements in
sanitation and in accommodation in Jails
and county homes
a graduate Of the Hampton Industrial
Institute has been employed 20 teach
woodworking at the Colored Agricultural
nnd Mechanical College at Greensboro.
The trustees were in session yesterday
and complimented highly the manage
ment OF affairs by the new president
James Ii. Dudley.
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The 1879: Columbia Ear-Iock Typewriter.
With the advent o. tAe year ists TIE
manufacturers Ol the Colombia nAt- is,-A
Typewriter Jake pleasure ID liAciis LIS
machine tclc.o the public. aul tlty POINT
10 its developments aAu improvements
as n.ustlations U. the progress made }"
writing mt hines. NAae retaining 10
main cAauetlIlsucs. SIS inventor, Mf.
Charles SglrO. OF sew 3 orA, nass dos ei0ped
ana improved SOS automatic ana 4A1il4lat-
ing devices very materially.
4hc "Bar-LoNA.' 10 maintain alignment,
The automatic ribbon reverse, tAe auip-
matte patfn reverse. automatic i4-e 4ac-
!rg. ilit-hal4 margin release, a-to.AtNc
margin recovery. automatic hc4 -pyli d
lock aud release from tLo Keyboard H.
staaur. removable Ilaten. instantly re-
movable Ribbon and aIoala, rapid envelope
feeding. accurate plq-r Ioe4 color pfinl-
ins and many other devices peculiar 20
this machine have al been developed
and enhanced.
The visible writing feature - which the
Kar-Lo.k Typewriter was ilc p9necf
has taken root and has compelled some
approximation thereto ln al- writing ma
chimes Of the pIesent oa.. I'D tle "Do-
iumbia Bar-IJ0el.' 80 has been developed
90 its greatest effectiveness, while the due
Tlblity OF the machine has been advanced
10 q point not heretofore attained This
g. secured by St. new broad type-uar bear
ings. made OF hardened steel and working
Ia The strongest hanger ever produced.
These bearings ana scientifically ana me-
tnanically correct. being at rght angles
10 the lines OF action Of the t!pe-lars 10
attempt having btceu made TO cater 10
aureaIuce bv nu angular setting Of the
bc1rinls 10 secure greater width, az
sacrifice Of the proper support Of tho type
Ia the act - impr.nrng
The escapcmclf iu This machine has also
been greatly improved by tHe rr0rl on
Of doun e-t0othel DOGS and s.ul'ileI con-
struct-on
Ihe accounting attachment for rapid
bling. invoicing. etc. haa been re-de-
signed 10 secure i"o forms Tor each hfr.
as against ihe simple form heretofore
usea This attachment is found ulon The
LOCK IyptWii.,T. ana lts secured
I.H NH. "a ra
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EoR SALE.


Il eAN -
81 2o0-New house. good lot. Twen- In
iy-ninth and Leigh streets.
S1.sOO-Detached frame house, with lot
23xliO feet, On Iwenty-seFenih
street.
81. soo-New brick house on Marshall near
TwCniy-e.ghth.
S3,JOO-NiH buy GOOD frame cottage ana
a half square ~ land az The corner
OF Iwenty-n.nih and \ street :,
running back TO Thirteth street IN
rear.
81 G00-Each. will buy two new frame
houses. Nos. 10 and 5l2 north
Twenty-scventh. Lots - feet each
by rs feet deep.
sSN-Ail buy TWO frame mousse corner
81 Jacqueiin and Washington
81 200-WiI buy two frame houses. Nos.
900 and 81 cumberl nd. 5)-fo0t lot.
S1.2OO-WlI buy house corner OF twenty 10
sixth and Leish.
81 3oO-Nil buy good frame mouse on
Twenty-hfth near Leigh.
Sl,JOO-kach. Will buy three new frame
houses on north Fourth street
S20O0-Will buy q good house on Church
H.l avenue. with 2l-foot 10y.
$500 or 500 each. two frame houses
on Duval street Lot 5tNlW ieei.
Sc iOO-Wil buy "A good brick house on
west Clay corner near Gilmer).
81 4JO-Will buy brick house on nor 10
First
81. s0O-Win buy detached frame house on
west Marshall street near Ianc7-h.
Rents for 500. Lot -lxli5 feet.
So O00-Nill buy "A good house on west
Cary street
81 G00-Nill buy frame house on Marshall
near corner Brook avenue
s1.JOO-Nill buy good brick house on souih
Laurel street.
s5O00-Wll buy nice house on west Grace
street. with good lot.
S9000-Nill buy nice house on west Grace
street
other houses In an parts Of the city ana
great bargains ln dwellings on Franklin.
Grace. Park. Grove. and Floyd avenues.
Business property paying eood ln.ei,
on the money invested. Can ana lct US
show you what we have before buying.
y. VI. WORKMAN g. CO..
Real Estate Agents.
de20-1t Job east Main street.
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NEW XMAS NOVELTIES, slDE-BAR
y BUGGY. FURNITURE, &c,
AT AUCTION.
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TO POINTS OK NORFOLK AND IVES
TERN RAILWAY.
RICHMOND TO LNNCiiBURG AND RE
TURN. s.
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RE
TURN. $3.50
corresnonding'y low rates 20 all points
on irs line 10 parties desiring 20 spend
their Christmas az home. Tickets on
sale December 22d. ga. 2iih. 18th. seth.
sist. and January ist. good FOR return
passage until January g. 1884, Upon pre-
sentation OF certificate from the president
or superintendent OF the different COL
les,es. students will be enabled 10 secure
.hese tickets from December 10Th 10 2ist
inclusive. For full information apply 10
Richmond Transfer Company. DOB east
Main street. N. ID. owen. Ticket Agent
Byrd Street Station. or at company's Office.
sss east Main street.
phone. 4SI. u. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20

WANTED. a position by "a young man,
twenty years Of age, ln some Wno4e-
sale or retail grocery house. OF az any
honorable wcrK where Ac can make
living is loo afraid OF Woih. "a"
give eeod references. Address ~. H..
care The Times ollle-
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New Building Inspected.

WINSTON. n. c.. Dec Especial
The gas lights IN Forsyth's handsome
new $50 900 Courthouse were turned on FOR
the first time tonight. During the even
ing several hundred citizens went through
the building and admired its beauty and
grandeur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-20
Ix.CONyfCTs arr HoUSEBBEAKERs
a Farmers Heavy Ioss-Enfiefd as To.
bacco Market.

WELDON, ". c.. Dec. l9-Special-Two
er-convicts broke into Mr.. c. ii. Hale S
store. at Halifax last night. and secured
about $50 worth OF goods. They have not
yet been captured.
MIR. w. j. Drewry. q large tobacco raiser
OF this county. had the misfortune 20
have his pack-house burned last night.
IIe lost 1000 pounds Of tobacco. large lot
OF cotton-seed. and some corn. Loss,
81 900: insurance. $50.
The Enfield warchOusemen say that En-
field has sold more tobacco since IL be-
came a tobacco market. about three
months ago, than any other town IN the
State ever sold in a like number Of months
in the beginning.
Quite "A number OF Weldon people went
down 10 Enfield and gave an amateur the
atrical performance Thursday evening.
and then wound up with big german.
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one OF the most delicious table relishes
on the market is the Anchor Brand
Tomato ketchup which IS made here IN
Richmond by Mrs. NJ. c. Devote. This
lady makes II herself In her own home.
and its flavor proclaimS IL TO be made in
true old Virginia fashion. IL is on sale
at the leading grocery stores OF Richmond.
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4 UCTION SALE OF FRUITs.
We VIII sell MONDAY. December 2lst,
80 o'clock Fancy MALARIA Grapes, ba-
naras. Figs. Florida Valencia Mcssina
and Sorrento Oranges. Lemons, Pears.
WAf JENKINS & SON
dc20-1t I'LL east Cary street
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Slight Change of Schedule on the South
nm IuIlN. ~

On and after December Goth. the South
ern railway will make a change in the
running of lis trains Nos. H. and lG. be-
tween Richmond and West Point.
These trains have been running daily
Hereafter train No. - will run from West
Point daily. except Monday, arriving
Richmond 911 A. NJ. Train l6 TO West
Point daily. except Sunday. leaving Rich
mond 49, l.. NJ. No change IN other
trains
J. c. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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Davenport 8 Morris,
On nquiaation)

offer 20 the trade, at attractive prices. a
fun line or
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Fine singing canary birds. and large
assortment OF cages
~ KLEIN & SON,
GO east Broad street.
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Southern Railway 90 Isfuf Clerical Pc
mifs.
The Southern Railway Company win
issue clerical permits Tor lsyl TO rceu-
l1riy ordained olelElmel lu charge "
churches located on or near ITS lfro.
Ministers viii apply 10 nearest ticket
agent for application blanks Those ~
ing in Richmond. Manchester and SUE
burban towns viii apply TO tho UNDER
signed.
Permits FOR 1896 have been extended to
January u. 1897.
7. Q. HORTON.
Travelling pa sclror Agent,
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" ONILDLKA4L MLSLLM. ~ THE
~ DAVIS Mansion, corner Twelfth aAd
Clay, Is open 10 NlaltDIs daily from 10
A N 10 > h. ". Admission. - cents.
except on Saturdays, when Do is free 70
the public. Annual membership ticket 81,
which admts tho holder a. all times.
Remembering ticket. $40 aDlo
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Overcoats made OF fine imported Kersey
at The Boston's Going Out-of-Business
sale $3.50.