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Drinkers of Good Coffee: Don't forget that We have or hani | fresh shipment of the celebrated "CObana' Coffee put up by the Crescent Mills" New Orleans, La.
 FERGUSON & RUSSELL GROC. co.
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Get yonr groceries fresh and cheap. from WIS. BEARD,
 .dii No. 3.6 Main street
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Mrs. Sol Altschnl, mother of Mrs. r. M Altschul, left for Cincinnati Sunday. in which city she will reside the remainder of the Summer.
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For Sale.

My residence on South Olive street. i s tlti N. fl. i.AisKER.
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SISTERS.

Two of our best customers are sisters. The elder. when she got married, traded With Us because her mother did. When the younger followed suit in matrimony, she did likewise in selecting grocer.
 These two ladies knew that they were certain to get only the best from Us. They might have gotit from others, but they Were taking no chances. Can you blame them?
 Now is the time the Sis ters" and everybody else use soap. Here are some quota tions:
 8 bars for g cents.
 17 '' '' so .
 B Si. '' MCCAIN GROCERY CO.,,
 Cor. Main St. and Fourth Ave.
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Frischkorn. Jr.. Charles l.. Lyon, James
p. Macken. Jr.. p. w. ellis. Mrs. Waiter
C. Mercer, Frances Il. Digs. Mabel
Vaughan. Frances shackelford. Mrs.
waiter @. Duke, virgie Gary. Mrs. w. u.
Shclburnc. jamie Walsh, Isabel Dobbins.
Eva Walsh. Grace schmerhorr. Annie
Gibson. Kate Seay Adele Ogiivie, susie
Lear. yirgie Jackson. Frances shackel-
ford. Margaret Hardwicke. Alice Il.
Clark, Alice Lear, Agnes Gary, Lizzie
R,ddlck. Martha e. Davis. Annie Hunter.
lizzie Richardson. Sallie Gibson, Mrs. II.
T.. Taylor Mary l.. willis. Julia w. WAL
ton, Elizabeth Hobson, Estelle Davis,
Mrs. L. w. Moore, Elizabeth Andrews,
Maggie Neale Missouri Neale. Florence
Burnett. Pearl Wood. Mabel Turner,
Katie Chcrnault, Glove Crenshaw, Violet
Richardson. Grace Fleming. Mrs.
c. Il, Brenglc. Bessie Barber, Lulu
Detweiler, Julia II. Henning, Era
Walford, Annie Lear. Margaret ii.
Jones, Myrtland Taylor, Mamie V.
Love Rosalie NJ. Bowman, Beulah Mount
castle. Sallie Gibson. Claudia Seay, Mrs'
J.. W. Moore. Mary Neale.
Besides the above, there are large num-
Der o: ladies and gentlemen who repre-
sent the Scottish Clans. The military dis
play will be very striking. The guards Oh
Light Infantry Blues. Richmond Howit-
zers Walker Light Guard, and Rich-
mond Grays.
1ne procession will be led by Grace
Woods, Elise Tucker, Ethel Hewlett
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A GRAND SPECTACLE.
THE SCOTTISH REFORMATION TO
DE PRESENTED THIS WEEK.
OF HISTORIC AND SOCIAL INTEREST.
,isxs Margaret starr ms Mary, Queen
of scots. and Mr.. J. Garland Pollard
as Knox-ovcr Two Hundred VIII
Take part In The Production.

One of the prettiest most instructive,
and striking entertainments OF the sea-
son is under preparation TO be given In
the Mozart Academy OF Music on Thurs
day aud Friday evenings OF this week.
The Parsonage Society OF Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church is the sponsor d
the production. and the pecuniary results
Will go to augment the treasury Of the
associations fund.
The story OF the Scottish Reformation,
interwoven. as 1t is. with the romantic
life and tragic death Of Mary Stuart, the
lovely Queen of France and Scotland, is
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
May Make a TOur-A Mnrringe-Per-
sOnnI Mention.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
4-(Special.) 1.-THE Glee, Mandolin, and
Guitar clubs Of the University are now
thoroughly organized, and practices are
held regularly every afternoon. Their
first concert will be given at the audi
forum in this city on December 18th.
Mr.. Il. Lee Trinkle. the manager, says
that the clubs will probably make a
tour of the State after Christmas.
Miss Cora Lee Barnett, Of Albemarle,
was on Thursday afternoon married to
Mr.. Thomas Edward Staples, Of orange
county. The ceremony took place at the
Baptist parsonage, and was performed
by the Rev. w. w. Tribble.
The members of the Blue-Ridge Hunt
ing Club returned TO the city Thursday
from Gravel Hill, buckingham county,
where they have been on their annual
hunt. They brought back with them
four deer five wild turkeys, and few
partrldges While away the party were
handsomely entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brandsford.
Rev. William l.. Edwards. d. D., the
newly-appointed pastor Of the Methodist
church, reached the city at 5:45 Thurs
day afternoon, in company with his
wife and three children. They were met
at the depot by several members of the
official board of the church and conduct
ed to the parsonage on Second street,
where the ladies of the Parsonage So
clety received them.
Miss Sallie Robinson, of Slater. Mo-,
accompanied by her little niece, Alberta
shannon. is visiting her brother, Mr..
Jesse w. Robinson, on Second street
At the recent convention Of the Grand
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in Peters
burg, keystone Chapter, No. 5S. of this
city, was represented by Mr.. Hiram Fox.
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8. Court Scene interview between John
Knox and Mary Stuart.
G. Story continued, with twenty-one
fiews.
Z. Mary on the way to execution.
s. Concluding the story with nine views.
o Church professional. All participant
ing and song OF Puritan triumpn.-Psaims
l2i. Gods miraculous dellverance.
THOSE WHO WILL TAKE PART.
The cast wiz be composed of fully two
hundred persons, select local talent. repre-
senting interests social, musical literary,
churchly, and military. Some OF
the participants are the following;
Puritan Maids--Bertha Horde, Lillian Ty-
son, Anne Blagg, Elvie Davis, Marsie
Garrison Male Brent, Alice Clark.
Alice Lear Lillian II. Taylor, Mayme
Wharton. Elizabeth Hobson, Ada
V. Ogilvie, Nellie V. Foster, Lena Ogilvie,
Lulye Braxton. Among those who as
sumo the most difficult historical roles are
the following: James Stuart, II. X. Terry,
Jr: Darnley, L. G.. Burruss; Erskin Of
Dun, DIR. j. Travis Taylor; Letherington,
Or. A. j. Greiner; +. b. Bates. Jr., c.
]. Benson. George II. Keesee, /. ID.
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TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN TO OC-
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Terms very moderate. Also, Table Board
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Willie Breazeale, Caesar Gates, James
Gates.
The pages are Rollins Ammons, Allan
Ammons, Richard Hardesty, j. Binford
Walford.
THE MUSICAL FEATURES.
The musical features are very elaborate.
and many of the leading vocalists of the
city are in the cast. Mr.. +. w. Cunning
ham will be one of the sololsts. The
Academy Orchestra. Mr.. Moses Stein.
director, will furnish the music. The
sweet strains of annie Laurie" "My
Ain Countree," THE Campbells are Com
ing" Bonnie Doom" "Auld Lang Syne."
and STERLING Bridge" will be sung.
The patronesses include the most promi-
nent people of the city. The interest OF
the public is awakened in the production,
and there is little doubt but that Rich
mond will experience the same real plea
sure and profit that has attended this
great historical picture in other cities,
Aside from the great local interest which
attaches itself. it is valuable to an indi-
vidual from an educational standpoint.
This production has been witnessed by
many thousands in Utica, n. Y, Ro-
chester, n. Y. Louisville, KY, and many
other cities this season, and in all the
large eastern cities previously.
Mrs. Monroe has introduced this season
the Life OF the Wesleys," which is also
achieving a fine record.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
~ OLD DOMINION
EGA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
tnSToN DAILY LINE
FOR
NEW YORK.

Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via Chesapeake and Ohio railway at S:5O
A. NJ. or Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road Norfolk and Western route) % a.
minion Line steamer, sailing same eye-
ming for New York.
ALL-WATER ROUTE.
Steamship Old Dominion leaves Rtcb-
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York via James river.
Tickets or sale at Richmond Transfer
Companys 903 east Main street: Chess
peake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depots. and ar
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Richmond. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
for New York and ali points beyond can
he shipped by direct steamers. sailinr
pv Richmond every MONDAY AN9,
EpIDAY at s p. M. also, BY steanar
leaving Richmond WEDNESDAY x %
M. for Norfolk. connecting with steamer
i1 Manifest closed one hour before sailing
rreight received and forwarded ana
through bills OF lading issued for ali
northern. eastern. and foreign ports
FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave daily. excen, ca.
day, TO Norfolk or Old Point ComSor,
connecting with Norfolk and 49,
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Direct steamers via James-riyer row.ss;
leave every SATURDAY Gassenre ros an2
freight. and MONDAY freight only. ana
Sailing from company's pier, ~ as
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Freight received and forwarded daily.
For further Information apply to
JOHN K MAYER. Agent,
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Richmond. va.
w. l. Guillaudeu. vice-P President ana
Traffic Manager. New York an ~
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Charlotte, Columbia, ana A-s,s ~,
Sleeper omen az $3.50 l.. y. ~.
at I'm stations between hchll'.
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Washington and Memphis Coass;
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Texas and California. SleeP" "
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1900 noon, No. g. solid train a.N22 o..
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willie. oxford, Henderson, ana - ~.
ham. and at Greensnofg ~ 49,.
ham, Raleigh. and winston 1000
at Danville with No. IS, O 9.,
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man tourist sleeper every 49,,
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Richmond Post-Ofice. Examination soon,
1900 appointments in .post-office service Wy,
last year. Full particulars about all gov
aminafions etc. and beautiful views OF
washington free. NATIONAL CORRE.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTTD.

BOOKS SOLD; BOOKS BOUGHT. r.:
y. Lee Memorial. cloth. a SOC. KIND, for
Sc; Truth in Romance gilt, 81 book, LOT
Americans. with Biographies. 10c.; Life
of John Jasper. the sun-Do- Move, and
other sermons: Cluverius, Ny Lie. Trial
and Conviction. by Thomas 7. Cluverlus,
Books Magazines. Pamphlets, and Sheet
avenue. de 5-it'
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n fruitful theme for the poet or drama
,ist and right well has it been sung ana
.yritten by the first Of bards, historians,
and novelists.
That neriod Of the reformation embraced
IN the contemporaneous reigns or Mary
Of Scotland and Elizabeth of England VIII
be eloquently and graphically described
bv Mrs. II. Z. Monroe. who is the author
OF the Luther Reformation. inc Iec-
ture is illustrated with stereopucon views.
The sturdy figure of John Knox, the great
leader Of the Scotch reformation ana
the lovely face OF Queen Mary are the
central points OF representation, but incl
dentally many Of the leading men and
women OF the period are brought INTO
prominence and add to the interest II
creates.
THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.
Miss Margaret Z. Starr, daughter OF
Rev. DR.. Starr. of Broad-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will impersonate
the beautiful accomplished but uh.or-
tunate queen. Mary Stuart MI. j. gar
land Pollard will again don the garb OF
: reforrner. this time. John Knox Mr..
Pollard made a decided hit in the imper-
sonation of the character of Luther IN
the Luther Reformation"
The headings Of the programme are as
follows; m.
ing of the Clans.
D story of Marys Life. told by Mrs. H.
L. Monroe, with sixteen pictures.
3. Scene OF Students from Glasgow
University and Puritans going to Leith TO
meet Queen Mary.
A. story of John Knox and Mary Stuart
with twenty-eight pictures.
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Life of Jasper-"Sun-Do-M Move sermon
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Effective October 25, 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, BROAD
STREET STATION.
$50 A. Nj, Daiiy, WAN Farior car, for
Norfolk. PORTSMOUTH, Old
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principal stations. Connects
daily with Old Dominion
steamships for New YORK.
. 40 p. NJ, Daily, with Pullman, for
local stations, Newport
News, Old Point, Norfolk,
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1000 A. NJ. Local train, except Sunday.
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2:15 p. NJ, Daily, with Pullmans to Gin
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Louis. Stops only at impor-
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Hot Springs. Meals served
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Train, except Sunday. fol-
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day, for Charlottesville.
1870 p. NJ. Daily for Cincinnati, with
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TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
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