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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-17
No Cork In n Cork Leg.
Erom the PhNad,Iphfa Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
The popularity of a cork leg is u thai apart from the
name there isn't a vestige OF cork about It. The
origin OF the term comes from the fact that nearly
all the great Manufacturers Of such articles used to
1--we In Cork street. PiccAdLly, London.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
Al wright Mcmor,nl sunday.

The official board of Wright Memorial
church, feeling that they should be
abreast of the times, musicaly speaking
mas made a decided Improvement at
the house of worship along that line. 1t
seems that church is not up to date
where the choir and organ is jammed
into steeple or organ loft. This idea of
arranging the musical department of
the churches has become very unpopu-
lar. The up-to- date church has a plat
form built either on the right or the left
oil the pulpit, upon which q grand pipe
organ and choir sit So to be in line
with their neighbors Wright Memorial
has put in one of the latest improved
"Voca!lions." single key board. with
sixteen stops. The instrument is a
gem of its kind and has so far given
entire satisfaction. Mr.. e. w. Wilcox,
of the Hume-Minor company. of Nor
FOLK. from whom the instrument was
purchased. performed during the morn
ing and evening services at this church
Sunday. ii being the first time the in
strument was used. Probably one OF the
largest congregations that has assem-
bled al morning service at this church
for years was present Sunday morning
and enjoyed the good music. This Is q
move In the right direction, only they
should go just little further and Sc
cure some one who can keep up the
STANDARD of music which was so ably
performed by Mr.. Wilcox on Sunday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
IN BERKELEY.

Rev. c. w. Duke baptised nine candi-
dates Sunday night at Berkley Avenue
Baptist church.
Yesterday party composed OF the
following gentlemen: Messrs. Mile Eth
eridgc. Frank Butt. Henry Grenalds.
iourof the Messrs. Paxson. and two gen
tlemcn from Philadelphia, went on ii
deer hun. In the vicinity of Providence.
Mr.. Ethcridgc had the good luck to kill
buck that is known to have been I'm
that section for about fourteen years.
The two masted schooner II. Il. Speaen
Is discharg!ns cargo of coal at the
Tidcwatcr Terminal CO.'S wharf for Mr..
w. p. rilley
Mr. i. j. Lasiter, of Suffolk. was pain
fully hurt sunday afternoon on the In
dian river turnpike by being kicked
about the head and face by horse he
was driving.
We acknowledge the receipt of an eIab
crate calendar for 1897 issued by Mr.. a
j.. Gunter popular coal dealer OF this
place.
Mr. Frank Mccoy. who is located at
Newport News. paid his old friends n
lying visit Sunday.
The steamer Louise. of the G. e. o.
railway company. went off the ways at
Thomas yesterday.
Captain w II. French has a force of
men repairing the government wharf
property at Fishermau's IslAnd-
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RETIRED OFFICERS PAY.
AiETERNHI'EG FAILURE.
w. IT. Tally. Prominent merchant.
Assiuus-A Dwelling .iobhcd.

Petersburg. Va. Jan. (SpeciaD.-
w. II. Talley. a prominent merchant
here. has made Il deed of assignment to
W. ~. McIlwaine. trustee. He conveys
to the said trustee his entire stock, con
sistng of dry goods. clocks. notions
Indies and gentlemcns furnishings,
etc. together with his books Of ac-
counts and certain rent estate III the
city. After the payment OF the cost ard
expenses incident to the execution of tie
trust and the payment to John W. Brad
bury or the sum Of SiC2.5l for one Guar
tors rent of store. the decd provides for
the payment pro rata and without pref
crcnce OF the following drafts: Eliza H.
MCClcary. $@S5O; ltcbccca j. Gates
$2.i2T: Julicttr Robinson. 81, 500; Mrs O..
NJ. Richter. $375. The above drafts are
included in the third class. In the fourth
class TO the payment pro rata or pref
erencc the sum of $500 To the National
Bank Of Petersburg: to Dudley T.. Per-
kinson. s200 G. H. Tallcy. $50; the Pc
tersburE Savings and Insurance COM
pany, $7o.56. In the fifth class are a
large number of Baltimore and northern
creditors Among the largest OF Mr.
Taley'S creditors IS Measrs. Miilhciscr
& Co, of Richmond. to which firm he is
indebted to the amount OF Si,G61.2o. Mr..
Tallcy's liabilities are about $1,000; as
sets not given. The assignment created
much surprise when II became known.
The annual meeting of the Petersburg
held tonight, when the following OH
GERS We're elected for the ensuing term:
President. James W. Quicke: vicc-prcsi-
dent. G. NJ. l!riStcr; secretary ANA treas
urer, w. II. Baxter. \ board of dircc-
tors vas also elected. After the election
of the above officers the association par
took of their annual banquet AT Masonic
hall.
The second battalion Of colcrcd vol
unteers of Virginia are making efforts IN
attend the unvciling OF Grants nonu-
mcnt in New York i'm April next. This
battalion is composed Of three colured
companies Of Petersburg and the two
companies in Norfolk.
The south bound train which! left here
last night had among it's passengers an
clipping couple from Matoaca. Chester
field county, who went To Halifax, n.
c., to have the nuptial knot tied They
were Wesley Phillips. aged l6 years, a
son of MIR. Quincy A. Phillips. and Miss
Minerva Hawkins. aged Is. daughter of
Mr.. John II. Hawkins, all of Chester
field county.
The dwelling house of Mr.. segal. on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
PORTSMOUTH NEWS
A Rather serious Joke.

sunday white man named Robert
bradshaw, from Southampton county,
came to this city in search of an uncle
oi ms. he said he felt bad, got colored
man to show him where he could get
some whiskey, which he drank rather
freely of. He then knocked around until
ABOUT IL o'clock at night. Seeing Mr..
john Clover's stable door open ne
walked in and took n seat in the office.
Ihere was no one In there but n COL
ored boy, who was asleep Later ON tba
boy walked up. Finding the stranger
there he asked his business. and when
told nothing he requested him to leave
rms ne did not do for ssme time. The
man folding his overcoat up as If he
was gong to carry it OF. He demanded
the coat and told the man to get out
which he did. On looking around he
round an oil cloth coat belonging to Mr..
SioFer gone. He went in search of his
man ana found him, but the man de-
MED having the coat He told MIR.
Siover what had happened and Mr..
CloVer went to look for the man. On his
way ne met Officer Culpepper. to whom
ne tod his story. The officer said: II
| nave Just directed that man to a board
ing-house." The two went in search of
the man and found him on County
street with the coat under his arm He
was identified by the colorcd bay and
was carried to the station house Yes
terday his case was heard. He admitted
what the boy said was true. and said
he only did 1t as a joke. intending to
bring the coat back yesterday morning
and tell the boy he should keep awake
lie pleaded hard to be let Off SAYING
that his mother and brother would
look for him home yesterday and would
be uneasy about him. He made all
kinds of pleas. but His Honor said that
he could not excuse him, but under the
circumstances would give him the least
he could. and fined him 81. Being una
Die to pay the fine he was committed
for fifteen days. He told STRAIGHT
forward tale. Every one present be-
lieved his story, but it turned out tn be
rather serious joke.
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Rcmenyi. the vioiini,,.

enthusiasm over the approaching en-
tcrtain ment by Edouard Remenyi and
MS company is not confined TO the mu-
slcalS educated public but Is shared by
many VINO are seldom Interested In
musical affairs. yet know that for all
musicians and 'unmusical'-a delicious
treat is forthcoming. Only deaf men
can sit in front of Remenyi and not be
moved by mis- marvellous talent
Remenyi is said 10 usually carry with
MN Whiie on concert tours from TWEEN
ty-iive to sixty superb violin bows, lie
has nearly hundred. al of them of
super excellent quality, and many of
them in!aid with gold, pearl anu other
expensive ornaments. He seldom uses a
bow more than three or four days and
nights before 1t is discarded and sen,
TO Paris To be rehaircd. The duty he
pays on the return of these articles is
no triiling sum, but the cCcentricties OF
genius must be Era;iilcd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
A Sermon on Future Punishment.

AT the Baptist minis crs' conference
yesterday morning the Rev. +. II. Mar
tin. pastor of Sturgeon Memorial church
submitted q sermon on the text ''Thc
wicked shall be turned into hell. with
all the nations tina; forget Cod" Psams
tx. II. Mr.. Marin held to the conser-
vative view in regard to future punish
mcnt, which he held to be actual. con
scious. eternal suffering. in q lake of
hre. He drew distinction between the
torment OF the wicked previous to tho
Judgment and the greater torment which
will follow.
The sermon was discussed at length
and the views set forth were generally
approved by the conference.
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missionary Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of
Wright Memorial Missionary Society
was held In the church building sun
DAY afternoon at $3.50 fo'ciocls. The
mouse nous was packed. many occupying
chairs along the aisles.
The meeting was called to order by
the president. Charles A. Mclean. with
Sne following order of exercises:
Singing 1.-THE Kingdoms Coming
prayer .......... BY Rev. u. II. Bosnian
singing Wait and Nlurmcr Metz
Reading the Minutes of the Last
Meeting.
Due't 1880. -. Lead, Kinkly Light
Froi. Marble and Miss Flo Martin.
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Mary Lawless.
Roll Cali and Collection of dues. after
when the Rev. MIR. WaterneId, OF
owens Memorial church. was introduce
ed ana delivered n most interesting ad-
dress. taking as basis of his remarks
ihe Gospel of Christ"
SlnEinE THE Christian Battle CRY"
hecitauoh THE Burial OF Moses"
Miss Bowman
"!ns!hE ............... lover the Sea-"
After singing the doNology the meet
ing was disials with the benedic-
iiom by Rev. Alv Wl;crneld.
There was 10 have been a piano solo
ny Miss Clay. but owing TO the fact
that the Sunday school room could not
ne USED In which TO hold the meeting,
ms part OF the programme was omitted.
ne entire programme was highly enter
tanning ana we'll rendered throughout
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
Sunbeam Meeting.

The Sunbeam Society of the South
Street Baptist church. met Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Plcsident-E. Miltier X.
Observation-Disclosures w King.
Secretary-Miss Edna N1iltier.
Assistant Sccretary-E. l.. Miltier.
Trcasurer-Miss Pearl Crawford
Assistant Treasurer-John p jenkins
Organist-Miss Eva Wilkins.
Assistant Arganist-NIiss Bessie King.
Musical Director-Miss Blanche Flem-
ming.
Assistant Musical Drector-AIrs. j.
w Mitchell
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
shot His wife,

Sunday night the residents of High
street were interrupted by the cry of
murder. which proceeded from n house
near Efingham street. The facts were
reported to Lieutenant Only, who made
an investigation, and found that John
Anderson, n colored whitewashcr. had
shot his wife. through the left shoulder.
Some of the people in the house stated
that Anderson had frequently threat
ened to kill his wife. and they believe
that he shot her with the intention of
killing her. Anderson was carried TO the
station-house and was locked up. After
his arrest his wife claimed that he shot
her accidentally while foOling with a
pistol. Anderson also claimed that it
was an accident. The case will be in
vest!gated as soon as the woman is
able TO appear.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
SingillC
,Iceiin.: OIL thc lnltcc commissioned.

The Eoard of Police Commissioners
nelu Il meeting last night with the fol-
LOWING members present: Hon j. r.
laird. chairman; W. L. Robinson. Jas.
j; Mhitehurs;. and w. ]. Anderton.
me PRESIDENT stated that he and sew
erai OF the commissioners had received
anonymous communications in reference
10 oiiicer Lindsey being under the in
huence of liquor on Christmas night.
una mat he was OH his beat. \ number
OF Witnesses We're cXamined, ana stated
ina: The had seen Mr.. Lindsey. and
mat lie was not under the influence Of
liquor. Mr.. Lindsey explained where
ne wa and how he came off his beat.
After all the evidence was In the board
voted unanimously to excuse Mr. Lind
sey ana honorably acqul; him of the
charge
On motion Substitute Officer Cooper
was dropped on account OF not repor.inl,
tor duty inside of n month.
On motion r. II. Ripley was elected
substitute ON the force.
ON motion adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

me HICKORY road. in Chesterfield county,
three miles from Petersburg, was de-
stroEed by fire at an early hour this
morning How the fire originated Is not
known. MI Scgal lost all of his furnl-
lure and household effects. together with
$3.50 In money.
some time between midnight Saturday
ana early yesterday morning the dwell
.hs mouse OF Mr. John Wells. about half
u lliie from Matoaca. Chesterfield
county, was broken into and robbed
the thieves, who effected an entrance
INTO the house through a window, car
RED OFF u pocketbook containing $3.50 in
currency. which they found in one Of
the rooms They also found in another
room q bag containing $500 in gold and
S"2p in currency. This they carried
DOWNSTAIRS. and it is supposed, were
couniing II. when, 1t is thought. they
lound on the table in the dining room.
ana the $500 in currency was under the
table MIR. Wells Is a machnist AT The
Aatoaca Cotton factory
MI. Jacob Pcyscr. who for the past
~ years has been engaged In the cloth
me and notion business here, died this
afternoon after a protracted iiIncss of
uf"pSy The deceased was Il nntivc of
Germany. lie came to Petersburg from
,MaShInS,on. -. C.. where for some years
ne carried on business. He was a mem
per OF petersburg Lodge No IL. A. T..
ana y. NJ, Harmony Lodge knights of
tlnnor. Lee Counsel of Chosen Friends,
oruer or Bnai Birth. and Masonic Mu-
,ual Keller association, of Washington.
y WIDOW with five Childrcn-four sons
ana one daughter survive him. They
nrc Df. Mark Peyscr. of Richmond: Eli
IrcHscf' OF Newport News. and Messrs.
| ,ienry I'eysor. ]. Louis Pcyser ana Miss
san" J'"yscr. OF this city
non VIM. Elyson. of Richmond. i'd
dressed large congregation Mt tho FIRST
nal'ilSt church yesterday morning on
STATE Missions. Mr.. Ellyson is CORE
spending secretary OF the Baptist State
| Missions.
Rev. II. w Battle. u. d.. of this cit,.
nus been invited to preach during tho
ueuicatorN services OF the new Rnptls,
rhurch mt Wilson. n. c., anu also 10
noid u series of meetings with the Bnp.
ISL church at Fredericksburg, of which
ne n"norcd DR.. Dunaway, president OF
me General Baptist association of viz.
sinin, is pastor.
ar. Alex. Wilson, who has been quite
SICK is improving.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
a silver Offering.

a silver offering was given in the lee
ture room OF the Court Street BAPTIST
church last night under the auspices of
the IL. Y. 4. u. The following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Congregation.
R'ple Reading 800. President.
Prayer -. Rev. A. e. Owen, d. d.
Solo, THE Wind is Whispering" -
Miss Bessie Williams.
Duette. Marguerite" 49,. -.
Mrs. John p. KevIl and Miss S. X. Will
liams.
Mr.. Walter II. Dey.
Reading, Spider and Fly" 800. -
Miss I.yla Ives
Piano Solo. "Pasquinade" ..
Miss Margaret Atherwood Gaskins.
Solo, dreams ... 80.
Mrs. John p. Kevill.
Solo. Daddy"
Miss S. Kindred Williams.
Miss Frances Burnett Hodsson.
solo, Creole Love Song" 80. 80
Miss Lena May Edmonds.
Duet DO You Remember"
Mrs. John +. Kevill and Miss Bessie
Williams.
The attendance was large and all en-
joycd themselves.
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Robbery.

Some time during Sunday night.
while Mr.. Is. +. Howell and wife were
n church. some one raised window OF
his residence. on Washington street.
and entered and robbed him uf his pistol
jewelry. etc, amounting 10 $500 Moth
ing else was disturbed. Mr.. Howell
thinks that il was some one who knew
all about the house. Ills pistol was in
his dining-room in n drawer They
took that, then went to his bedroom
got the jewery and left without dis
turblng anything else. The police are
on the lookout for them.
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Got OFF H.rlcIty.

Saturday night young man named
George Jones was arrested upon re-
quest of his wife. who claimed that he
tried TO cut her throat with knife and
that he ran her mother and sister out
the house. and but for her cry of MUIR
der he would have killed her. Jones
was locked up. Sunday his wife visit
ed him and yesterday she failed to APP
pear against His Honor treated it as
disordcrly conduct and fined Jones So
and costs. Jones considered himself
lucky 10 get off so easy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

i young man In this city named An
derson McCully has been representing
himself as a Waterman at the Atlantic
ana Danv.lic railroad roundhousc on
Washington street extended. and has
disposed of old metal. etc, To the
amount OF $50, for which he has been
arrested. charged with grand larceny.
The case viii be eXnmined today.
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ScntI,n for six Months.

Saturday night negro thief named
Jim Davis stole twelve buckets from Mr..
Edward Oaks store. on Glasgow street.
on the corner of Washington street and
Race avenue. and tried to sell them. He
was detained by the proprietor until an
officer passed and was called in. The
negro then made n break for liberty,
but was caught before he got very far.
and was carried to the station-house
Yesterday he was sent up for six
months. There is another warrant for
him for setaling u lamp.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
child nurncd 10 Death.

Saturday afternoon n colored child,
daughter of George Farrer, who lives
near Deep Creek. was accidentally
burned to death 1t seems that the lit
lie girl who was not more than years
old. was left in the house by Its mother
while she went ont in the yard for some
purposc. a piece OF fire popped on its
dress, setting he" on fire. and before her
mother came IN she was in Il light blaze,
ana was 50 badly burned that it died
III q few hours
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

The postponed Christmas tree enter
tanmtnt NJ Wright Memorial church.
which Has postponed from last Thurs
day night. took place last night. Tick
cts We're Issued, which prevented the
crowd which was present last Thursday
from being ON hand. The entire pro
granmc. as previously published. was
carried out There was excellent order.
and the entertainment was n decided
SuccpSs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
Euncrnl Of Mrs. ncnonou~h.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary McDon-
ouEh took place Sunday afternoon from
81. Paufs Catholic church The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Father
Brady, after which the remains wer.
inferred in Oak Grove Cemetery. The
following gentlemen acted as pail bear
crs: Patrick McDonOuEh. Michael
Brennan, Thomas Nee. Michael Me
DonouEh. Patrick Holden. Michael
O'Hrirp
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MR.. S. u. T.:ocS..

no rain. It has relieved RE from trembling
and nervous prostration. This r1et.,cinc las
been 10 me worth more than oil tn. gold dug
out in California, and does so much sood thet
ltshouid be known throughout tho world"
IL constituted, use DR.. Greene's Cathartic
Plilswith the Nervura. DR.. Greene SO West
18th ST., New York CITY, tho most s,,ccessfui
physician in curing nervous aud chronic dis
eases, can be consulted free, personally or By
letter.
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Stricken WIN Paralysis.

Miss Maggie Bunting. a we'll known
lady. residing on Clifford street. was
stricken with paralysis Sunday. and is
now in critical condition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12
For the week.

our specialties are in Feather Boas,
Handkerch.efs and Windsor Ties
Dress Goods lower than ever: also q
few more Capes and Jackets will be
sold at one third Q-S) Oil their regular
price. a. j. PHILLIPS.
30f High ST., under Oxford Hall.
Portsmouth, Va.
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Specials for To-day.

Good Pic Peaches. ID. cans &c. or 4 for
Zoe. rcr III. Don't forget our offer ON
C,irrttS SOAP. bars for 25c: fine New York
creamery !intteT 2ac. per Id. The demand
Tor "ui cracked Nrain lava in s.ill on the
iucEeaa2 che reason is that 1t makes the
best NJ on the market for the money.
Try II, II not satisfactory, money refund
ed; price 2@c. per 10. our Sunbeam Flour
IS st.n the Same Old reliable, every pound
Euarantced satisfactory. If not money re-
FUNDED Old phGrc 1910 new phone 10
g. w. HCDGINS & co
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TO clinEA conn o,En.y

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1t
IalIS 10 cure. 21c. SpS-tu thu. sat I'm
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We have removed to our new quar-
ters $50 High street QS. II. Owens old
stand), where We will be pleased to see
our friends and patrons.
HOFHEIMER'S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

Now is your time--sl.50 stiff hats cut
to sll5; So stiff Hats cut to $3.50: 81. 80
Hats 81. For cash only.
CHAS. r. WELTON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

FOR *ALH-Ncry cheap: one six-room
dweilnE on South street cxtcnded: with
AUS Apply MIS- HOi.I.OMONN NSrib
ana Cool, stre-ta. IMIk Wow in 1n.iu
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II VIII Pnv You

20 look at our suits from $3.50 upward
They are great"
LEVY q JACOBS.
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carpets. OIL Cloths. and Rags reduced
En- now. Must be sold.
j. S. CRAWFORD'S
Furniture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-12

WORDING Gaps.
storm caps and a variety Of other
E,yicG.
w. +. VIRNEI.SON & co.
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Lnwrencc & wc,,on. por,smnntl. yn

January clear!ng-out sale. All winter
goods must go.
$1,000 Coats, now $3.50
$1,000 Goats, now 500
$1,000 Coats, now 5000.
s 500 Goats, now $500.
500 Coats. now $3.50
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
$500 Blankets. now $500.
$500 Blankets. now $3.50.
5000 Blankets. now $3.aS
$500 Blankets, now $3.4S
$l.O0 Comforts. now 75c
Sl.50 Comforts. now CSC.
$500 Comforts, now SIPS.
$500 Comforts, now $24S.
$500 Comforts. now 1913.
. Entire stock Of wooden dress goods al
cost LAWRENCE & WELTUN.
Cash Dry Goods Dealers.
23l High street.
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r,oneY isInnn n1ee.

",aro9 ia our windows and notice TIA,
r..,o5 marked. You can save from 81. 81
a. 80 by purchasing from us at tht
,Jt time.
BRESLAUI2R & ANTHONY.
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AGRICULTURAL BULLETIN.

The monthly crop bulletin of the De
partmcnt of Agriculture. which is us
ually issued on the 10th of each month.
did not appearso-dny owing To delay in
receipt of reports from some uf the de
correspondents. II will he
sent out during the week.
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For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINsL0W's
S DOT Hi N G SY RUFF

has been used for children WHITE tfaat,,sA
ing. II soothcs. the enid, softefls tiscs
gums, alinys ali pain, cures wind collie
T. the best remedy for 6Iarrhoea. TwentT
i've Sehts bottle: Sold by ali druggisH