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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15

Owing to oVer-crowding and bad ven
tilation, the air OF the schooIroom is
often close and impure, and teachers
and pupils frequently suffer from lung
and throat troubles To all such We
would say, try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For coughs, colds, weak
lungs and bronchial troubles no other
remedy can compare with it. Says A.
C. Freed. Superintendent Of Schools,
Prairie Depot. Ohio: Having some
knowledge Of the efficacy Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, have no hesita-
ton IN recommending it to all who suf-
fer from coughs. lung troubles. etc. "
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
Benson. Smith 4 Co. agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15
EIGHTH INNING.
NINTH INNING.

E. Holt go first. Chris Ho..- flew out
TO center, and E. Hot couldn't get back
to first in time. Cupid went out on 4
foul TO Cunha.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15
SECOND INNING.

Dayton struck out and Lucas went
out at first on an assist from third. E
Holt made safe hit for first over
Gleason's head and got second on a
wild throw by Cunha, coming home on
a two-bagger by Chris Holt down first
base line Cupid went out az first on an
assist from W Woods
" Woods got to first on hot liner
70 Clarke, but was caught at second
By Dayton's beautiful throw. Gleason
made single and got to second on
Wodehouse's error Cunha made base
hit into left and then, strange TO say.
stole second Gleason came home on a
very unnecessary throw 10 third by
Dayton, and G. Woods beat his slow
gToHnder out 10 first, while Cunha
came home Through two errors the
runner got TO third and came home on
q passed ball by Dayton Carlyle went
out 81 first on an assist from Meek.
LuzhiEa made three-bagger down the
third base line and Hansman got first
On an error by Clarke LuahiWa came
home. Simerson made a base hit and
Hansman was advanced to third Cum
minis went out at first on an assist
from short
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15
THIRD INNING.

Meek went to bat and George Lucas,
umpire, got hit on his right great toe,
which caused several excIamations of
regret Meek got his base on balls
Wodehouse got first. but Meek was
caught az second Wodehouse followed
suit just q moment later. Clarke went
out on an assist from SimeFson
W. Woods struck out and Gleason
went out on an assist from Clarke.
Cunha got two bases On long hit out
10 center. G. Woods made tEo-bag-
ger out into right, while Cunhz came
in Carlyle made q single and Woods
came in LuahiEa went out at first on
Al assist from Lucas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15

Scientists tel Us that many species
o. beautiful birds are being simply
hunted out Of existence by this craze
for wings aigrsttes and stuffed birds
They inyeigh against this folly OF the
weaker sex. rather from the scientific
standpoint for surely their love Of
hunting cannot give them any vantage
ground for erItieisiug cruelty IN women
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15

Saturdays game was somewhat OF a
disappointment TO the small number
OF spectators who turned out to see it,
and the term OF SLOW" was spoken as
well as acted in relation to it There
was some good individual playing, but
aside from that there was hardly a
bright spot to liyen the interest in the
game.
As was stated in this paper, Meek
went into the box. for the Honolulus,
but was retired on account OF the ex-
IRENE weakness OF his pitching, which
gave the First Regiment team ample
opportunity to knock the ball in count
less different directions.
Simerson appeared for the First Reg
iment and did some very good pitching,
but it being thought he was not hold
ing the Honolulus down as he should
G. Woods was put in the box in his
place.
Following is a list of the players.
with their positions:
The Honolulus : Wodehouse, 1b;
Clarke, IS and p; Lemon, SD; Dayton,
c; Lucas, 2b; E. Holt, CT; c. Holt, If;
Cupid, #; Meek, p and SIS.
First egiment-Hansman, CT; Sim
erson, and 1b; Cummins, SIS; W
Woods, %; Gleason. Sb; Cunha, C; G.
Woods, ID and p; Carlyle, RI; Luahi-
wa, H.
Umpires-G. Lucas and B. Lemon
FIRST INNING.
The Honolulus won the toss and
went TO bat. Wodehouse went out at
first and Clarke followed suit. Lemon
got his base on balls and was thrown
out at second
Hansman got base on balls and ST.
merson flew out TO first. Hansman was
thrown out at third, and Cummins
| struck out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15
FOURTH INNING.

Chris Holt went out at first On an
assist from SimersoH- Dayton struck
out Lucas sent q piping hot one past
second for one base Lucas got second
and third on q passed ball, and then got
caught trying 10 steal home.
Hansman struck out, for Clarke was
N the box Simerzon added another
Of the same kind 10 CIzrke's credit
and Cummfns went out On an assist
from Lucas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-15

Although not much has been said
about gDIf s-III il has gained footing
II Honolulu lhzt viii make Il one Of rhe
games OF -hs future On the Islands.
PI1zkou ard MIAMI, two Of the most
1ehghtful Localities Of the city, barring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
80, wad some pOw'r
The giftie gle US,
To see OurSelS
AS others see Us.

If Bobbie Burns could have
seen our stock of Mirrors it may
be doubted whether he would
have written these lines. This
lot Of Mirrors reflects anything
except the lowness of the prices.
a.25 Easel Mirror, bevel edge, piate
glass, Z inches I'm diameter, i inches
high. silver-plated, 75c.
$50 Father Time" Mirror, II lncheS
high. glass 7x9. bevel, silver-platea' CSC
81 "Cwl" Mirror, S-inch plate siass'
fancy bowel. in silver and old brass so
81 "Moon" Mirror, u inches, fancy
bevel. siver-plated, S.S9.
I.50 pigs in Clover Mirror tNs
inches. bevel, old brass and silver, SIC
81 Moon" Mirror, 9 inches, fancy
bevel bronze and silver, just half price
SOC.
At this writing the Mirrors have not
arrived. We have the invoice, however
and expect the goods daily. II not on
sale Monday, likely the next day, or the
next-certainly during the week. we
make this explanation, lest falling TO get
them Monday, as advertised, we be cata-
loqued i'm the class OF lying comDetl-
ton we have to fight so hard. We would
be particularly pleased for that class OF
competition 20 permit US TO hold the
mirror up to nature so that they may
see themselves as others see them' we
venture the opinion. though that alter
looking they would take their departure
"straightway forgetting what manner OF
men they were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Art EmbrOiderieS.

One Of the most complete de-
partments in the store. II you
want to see dainty, new things
that are sure to interest you
visit this department.
Stamped Linen Art Squares 9x9
inches 1-3c each.
Stamped Linen Art Squares NSlo'
stamped Linen Art Squares. 22x22' go.
each.
Plain Linen Tray Covers. 25c. each.
Point Applique Bureau Scarts' A.ls'
81 %, and $780,
Point Applique Pillow Shams, s225 ana
Colored SILK Aiantel Lambrequins en-
broidered and fringed, at Sl:o0 ana S-.-o'
Colored DENNIS, sofa Pillow covers
stamped with brownies, at loc. Tor 'he
% and 39c. quality.
Pin Cushions (uncovered, all sizes:
Plush Pin Cushions, zoc. Tor the 0vc'
quality. ,.
stamped and Frames for Photographs
75c. for Sl19 quality.
Stamped and Frames for photographs
zoe. for lJc. quality.
] pair Pillow Shams.
Satin Sofa Pillow Covers, embroidered
I'm gold. CSC for the Sl.25 quality.
Satin Sofa Pillow Covers, embroidered
I'm gold and silk, N.25 for $3.50 quality.
Fancy Fringe. In Gotten, Linen, ana
Silk. at 5, s. and 1Oc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Stationery.

No stock in the store Is per.
mitted TO remain In this conlr
ton. This department is sen.
veloped" in interest and profit
to the purchaser. Please note
the points of interest In these
a." lines of goods.
OH Berkshire Paper md Trr.o-ss
ruled and unruicd, az ~. loE
Extra super Paper and Envelopes -l
boz
OLD Hampton Bond Paper and E--
velorcs. ruled and uru.el e. .
Paper and Envelopes, s, D. and Us.
box
Paper Pads. ruled ond unr.I D G,
and Toe.
Ruled Paper. 20 and l5c. pound
Turkish Linen Paper. ruled and rr-
ruled. l5c. pound.
Nee pack Playing Carts. with cI.s
and counters. pc.
Card-BOxes. satin covered and
painted, PC. for 5lc. qualify
Wood Card-BOXcs, ula1 top 0t
cribbage board, az - and lsc
Nice assortment Chl.stll1 C--s, O.
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Leather
Goods.

Pocket-Books, Wallets, Card.
Cases, Coin Purses. Hand.
Satchels, and Trayellinr.Bag.
Can't begin TO note the different
items under separate headings.
a peep at the stock in its er.
ticing entirety will do more 10
enlighten you than columns Of
description.
70 l-2c.
chlidren's Real Alligator Poss...
books. soc.
ladies' Real Alligator Poct.lsst
CO and Sl.G.
Ladies Real Seal Pocket-toakr ri.
81, N.79, and s..
Ladies' Real Seal Belt ana Ch.t.'l.-.
sl.5o,
Ladies' Chatelaines 40 G.GI2n. -.
81, N.25, and $50
ladies' Needle-B0of with every ,..
riety Of needles, ct p, 90. f-c. ST.. a..
Gentemen's Leather Cases. uttt 81
Comb. silver mounted. ST.
Leather Case, containing Comb ..
Hook. and Hair-Cur.er $3.50 Or s
quality
silk Case. contalnlre Pl-e--o,-.-
PenhOiler Eraser, aLl Letters.
pearl mounted, at $50 Fog Q.a.r
Manicure Set sterling. 81 Jos
quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
IMPERsoNATED U. s. OFFICIALS.
Warrants Charging Two Recent
visitors With This offence.

Warrants have been sworn out by Dep
uty-Marshal Peasants for the arrest
OF two men. who gave their names as
Frank Leonard and Alex. Highlord, who
are charged with impersonating United
States officials.
They took up their residence IN an up
town clearinghouse, and ran up con-
siderable bill. assuring the landlord. Mr.
II. y. Anderson. that the United states
Marshal would settle the account. They
displayed United States secret service
badges to Mr.. Joseph Lassiter, and tried
10 get two saddle horses from him, say
ing that they wished 10 chase criminal.
who was travelling by road TO Danville.
The men also tried to obtain some har-
ness from the store OF Mr.. J. c.. Dicker-
son. The men were last heard from In
Louisa county, and as he police are on
the alert throughout the State they will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Dandy and
Dainty Dolls.

Here's where we've displayed
our paternalism in the selection
of this stock of Babies, notwith-
standing the fact our buyer is a
bachelor.
Blsaue Doll dressed IN satin, at H.s,
for $3.50 quality.
Beautiful Dressed Bisque Doll at $3.50;
Sc quality.
Satin Dressed Bisque Doll at $50 FOR
A9S quality.
Dressed Dolls at 81.
Dressed Dolls, boys and girls, at 4sc.
Dressed Dolls at 25c.
Kid Dolls bisque head, at % and 4sc.
Dolls NJ 10c.
Extra Large BsGue Doll, was 50, at
sC-a beauty.
Large Bisque Doll at s3.9S; was $.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

McCabe's Cleo club Is now prep0r-
ing for a concert, to BE- given at Bel
vldere Hall, Friday, December 18th. at
Sl5 p. ~, which bids fair TO eclipse any
entertainment OF the kind given here In
years. The concert will b. divided into
two parts. Part I. Will be devoted TO
the burnt-cork artists, who win intro
duce many new Jokes and catchy songs.
part H. will consist Of an Olio OF spe-
cialties. and bright. one-act farce. An
excellent quartette will contribute several
numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
,,,ssiur-Linls Subscriptions.

The collector for the Mlssing-Link
Cycle track has been withdrawn. and
no one IS authorized TO solicit subscrip-
tions. Those using the track and de-
string TO subscribe TO its completion and
maintenance will remit to Mr.. James
w. Marshall, treasurer, or leave their
subscriptions with Grimsley & Co.. No.
900 east Main street. in the establish
ment Of Mr.. Polk Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
An AppeaI for Assistance.

The man who is charitable TO himself
will listen to the mute appeal for assist
ancs made by his stomach, or mis- liver,
in the shape OF divers dyspeptic qualms
and uneasy sensations In the regions OF
the gland that secretes his bile. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, my Gear Cir
YOU require. Hasten to use II you are
troubled with heartburn. wind In the
stomach. or note that your skin or the
whites OF your eyes are taking sallow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

Intelligence was received here yester-
day OF the death at his home, In Fort
Worth, Tex. on Tuesday last. OF Rev,
J. Morgan Wells, who is well-remem-
bered In Richmond. Rev. Mr.. Wells sup
piled the pulpit OF the First Baptist
church here for several weeks during the
summer OF 1894. and won a warm place
In the hearts of our people He was a
fine preacher, a cultured gentleman, and
was prominent in his denomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
To Do state Mission work

Rev. DR.. J. b. Gambrell, OF Georgia,
who is pleasantly remembered here by
reason OF his recent visit In connection
with the meeting of the Baptist General
Association OF Virginia. has severed his
connection with the Texas Baptist Stand
ard, 10 take charge OF the Baptist Mis-
sion Work in the Lone Star State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Just q Few
Of many instances we could
name to show the real, practical
economy of doing your general
shOpping at this store-vlz.:

SuOppiNS dL lhto SlOlS NiN.'
lO-gauge Fast-Black Hose, for ladies',
the 25c. quality for l9c.
2 pieces. "a inches wide (ealled a yard
wide, Gray and Brown Shaker Flannel
at 25c. for a 35c. quality.
Several pieces OF China Sikh Cray
ground with White figure, l Black with
Yellow figure 1 Black with Green figure,
l Btwn with White figure-the &c.
quality, for l2c. per yard.
Tan POngee, the 25c. quality, for l5c.
We have a great many other confined
bargains, but as our space is confined
also we cannot mention them here.
/ piece Black and White Sateen,
striped, Black grougd with White stripe,
at lie; real value Ice.
pieces White and Black, Yellow ana
Black, and Bright Blue and Black
Striped Sateen, suitable for comforts
and skirts. at 10. per yard; worth II lie.
patterns Navy Blue and White Mixed
Sateens at 1-3c. really worth II l-2c.
3 patterns Old Blue Duck, with White
stripes and dots. the ideal goods for fur
nture covers, the l6 2-3c. goods, for
8 l-3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
A Christmas Festival.

The ladies Of st. Mary's Catholic parish
are making active preparations for a
Christmas festival. TO be held at ST..
Mary's Hall three nights, commencing
December 18th. A meeting OF the ladies'
in charge OF the entertainment was held
Friday night and much enthusiasm was
manifested. There is no doubt that the
festival will be a big success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Office Collector City Taxes,
Richmond. Va, December /, 1896.
Office TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The residue OF CITY TAXES for 1896 are
now due and payable in this Office during
this month. a penalty OF per cent. will
be added TO all half bills remaining unpaid
after December 3lst. Every male a years
OF age, and every person keeping house or
doing business in the city Is assessed for
personal taxes, and those who have not
paid any city taxes during the year will
please call and settle and avoid being
posted as delinquent. All property in the
civ belonging-to churches. hospitals. edu-
cationA institutions, fraternal orders. &c,
that Is exempt by law on valuation, is
assessed for culveyt tax on same. All
persons holding property IN trust for es-
tates, &c, are also assessed.
Paving, pipe, and sewer-connection
bills are due, and win be delinquent IL not
paid at same time.
Office open from $50 A. NJ 10 p. M.
Il. w. CUNNINGHAM.
dc Lin Collector City Taxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
The Book Sale.

No more useful gift than a
Book. We've bought many of
them, and they've got to be sold
by Xmas-Eve. Good plan to
make an early selection. y veri-
table Battle of Books" will be
fought in this Christmas cam
paign, and we predict you will
be swift" to take advice of
courier of low prices.
TWO SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
The first: The Encyclopaedia Die
tionary d new, practical, and eX-
haustiye work Of reference TO all the
words in the English language, with a
tull account Of their origin, meaning.
pronunciation, history. and use, with
numerous Illustrations. This work is in
four massive volumes. 9x12 inches, 8
inches thick, and the weight Of the set
IS thirty-one pounds. We make a spe-
eial offer Of 1898 for the set Of four
volumes.
Inc second lS the Complete Works OF
William Shakespeare Standard Edition,
with critical notes. comments, and pre-
Ihninary remarks on the several plays;
also, life Of the Immortal Bard. The
set is in volumes, 6xs inches. / inch
thick, and Will be sold at $lS9 for the
complete set.
OTHER BOOKS.
Sleeps Worlds Fair Photographed.
showing the thirteen original buildings.
the forty State buildings. the buildings
Of nineteen foreign nations, the Court
of Honor. the warshiD Illinois, the lake
front, the lagoon. temples, pavlions,
gardens, statues, fountains the Midway
Plaisance, and ali its scenes fully de-
scribed. This is a large volume, being
ski inches and inches thick. Reduced
from Sl.39 10 Gee.
The Children's Shakespeare. a beauti-
fully illustrated work at SL39 for tho
$lG9 book.
Boys OF the Bible. a beautiful book
for children, at 75c.
At &c. we have books with changeable
pictures 10 please the children.
Also, a large assortment Of Children's
Books too numerous to mention at
lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
300
TO THE HIGHER COURT VOW.
Cock-Fighter Fined End Appe'''-
from 'Suufr.. Lewis Decision

from Squire Lewis Decision
Thomas f. Vail. one OF the pr'n'i''
in the pecent cooking main nc the LNl
sition-Grounls. which was raided ti 0f
ficers et in the instance Of tne 9.N..
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 20 ANN
was arrested yesterday morning. ON
warrant sworn out by l.. c. I-l
agent OF the society. and was hN.i
by Magistrate Lewis. lie TOOK ah
peal from this decision. and the case p"
go 10 the County Court for de.i
Mr.. Vail submitted 70 arrest. ana p',
ed guilty.. with q View 20 making o t,,'
OF the law bearing on cruelty 70 anin.,
IN order TO ascertain whether cocss con-
under the head OF animals" the 49, .-'
will be followed with considerable ln.,-
est by members OF the spoEtin; "A''
nifty.
rld napers for sale AZ the Dispatch o--~~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style OF work and prices will be
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

This Is TO certify that / have this. the
% day OF December. 1896, sold my entire
stock OF goods, fixtures. and all open ac-
counts 10 Coleman Brothers, who will
continue the business at the old stand
All persons indebted to me will please set
lie with them. All persons who have
claims against me will please present
same for settlement.
I take great pleasure in recommending
the above firm TO my friends and the-pub-
lie.
Respectfully,
GEORGE Med. BLAKE.
do 2-Th Fe SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Just q Few

Vi ulduy uSldIlCCo VIC N""''
name to show the real, practca.
economy of doing your general
shopping at this store-yiz;
HANDSOME BLACK DRESS PAT
TERNS.-Pattern5 80. : is th l-
A. inches wide, and contains p
IL Is beautiful all-BlacA bro.it
silk and wool mixture. ana FlA a.
u verv handsome dress.
Pattern No 2. As inches Wta i
sl4; "A nice All-WO0l SulI L.
Z yards 70 the pattern.
Pattern No. 3. IS inches W.ta Hh
Heavy Maletasse. ono OF te A
Yicea0le 20 be had, price 'i
Pattern No. T. - inches W.. .-
yards Ia piece; price Sl1-a ..t-.l r.
effect.
Pattern No. 5. IS inches VIDE y
yards, price Sl5-one OF Oh. htH
Black silk and Wool Drcs I-... -
Richmond.
our name Ike sterling imprint
on silver. conveys the idea o.
ness. You may look ia vain a
our advertisements Tor au
Gus or pinchbecI. AprupOs Ol u
read the following list a.t
reads let him run" 10 the
Sterling silver Naliso-T1
Sterling Silver GiOve-Bu. ~
Sterling Silver Naii-kn.t.. a
Sterling Silver Qfimbles, e
Sterling Silver Scissors ..
Sterling Silver Thermomof -s ~
Sterling Silver Halr-Pln Iol., rs
Sterling silver Emerics 30
Sterling Silver Top Wax l' ~
Sterling silver papcr-Kr l.4'
blade. sc.
Sterling Silver Roller Bioter e.
Sterling silver Gioye-D1rn f.,t
Sterling silver Matchbox --
Sterling silver Vaselluc- Boxes Guy
glass box, sl.69. sl.9S, S.SS So a.l "
Sterling Silver ShOe-H0rns s.c
Sterling Silver Erasers. SID
NorE.-Bring in the children
and let them ENJOY this holiday
brightness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Just a Few
of many instances we could
name to show the real, practical
economy of doing your general
shODDing at this stOre-Viz..


pieces Atwood Striped Storm
Serge, / piece Black ground with white
stripe ann I piece Navy-Bue ground
with White stripe, reduced from 80
10 zoe.
Dress Patterns All-Wool C0lorcd
Crepons. reduced from sl.25 to zoe per
yard, Shades, Brown. Green. and Navy
Blue Seven TO eight yards in each pat
. tern.
Nice assortment OF Dress Plaids for
Shirt-Waists at ., ia. ., SO. %, and
15c.
lot Mixed Serges, reduced from 90 20
39c. These come in Blue, Green, AMI
Brown mixtures.
Some very attractive things in &c
Dress Goods reduced from 35c
We have just received Corduroy, for
dress trimming and waists I'm Gray,
Tan, Brown, and Navy Blue at 75c.
White Corduroy az S5c.
We have some very nice Dress GoonN
at prices 10 suit every purse. and we
will be pleased 10 have your inspection
OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
pIssoLuTIoNs & CorARTNERsHIPs
10 THE PUBLIC,

We, the undersigned. have this. the q
day Of December. 1886, purchased the
stock Of goods fixtures, goodwill, and al
open accounts due George Med. Blake
doing a grocery business at the corner oil
Second and Leigh streets.
We desire 10 notify our friends and tho
public that we will continue the business
under ire firm name OF COLEMAN
BROTHERS, and that we will carry q
first-class stock OF Groceries, Liquors, and
Feed. Hoping to have "A share OF your
patronage, we remain,
Respectfully.
GARLAND COLEMAN,
Late with G. ID. Kenny.
n. V. COLEMAN,
Late with George Med. Blake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
0UALITY-STYLE=PRICE STORE, s,., t,s 800 street.
Death of Rev. j. Morgan wells.

probably be captured before they make
their escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
sterling silver HOOKS and Files,
Solid Silver Flat Ware, $I.IO Ounce.

Our stock also includes Watches Diamonds, Gold ewery S
yer Plaed Ware Solid Silver Flat and Hollow Ware Clocks
and Bric-a-Brac.
ID 3uD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

Good will to our patrons
but PURE food we guard
ness stranger. While none!
ings in the trashy stuff, offered
very best of everything in the
US at very reasonable prices.
offered.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-12-02
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20.

w EDn ESOA ANO'' '
District Court convened pursu
ant to adjournment, His Honor,
Judge Hunter, presiding.
State vs. Perry Lewis, assault
with dangerous weapon. Case set
for Nov. 9th.
State VS. Alfred Lyle, murder.
The jury rendered the following
verdict: awe, the jury, find the
accused guilty of manslaughter
recommending him to the mercy
of the court.
State VS. Mike Tillman, lying III
wait, etc. MOL. pros. entered.
State VS. Phil Michel, murder
Mol pros. entered.
State va Pomp Corley, murder
Placed on dead docket.
State VS. John J Ellington, con
cealed weapon. Mol pros, entered
State W. John Finley, enticine
labor. Mol pros. entered.
State VS. Elmoud Dyal man
slaughter. Placed on dead docket
STATE VS. Henry Ratciiffe, con