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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05
TRUSTEE SALE OF THAT NICE
Il TWo-SToRY BRICK DWELLING AND
L0I, NO. BOZ,
ON NORTH SIZE or MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MONROE AND
MADISON STREETS,
NEAR MONROE PARK


In execution of certain deed OF trust.
dated May TO- 1894 and duly recorded i'm
the Clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court in Deed Book Isl b, page 437. de-
fault having been made In the payment
or two OF the notes thereby secured. and
being required so TO do by the holder OF
SAID notes, the undersigned trustee In
said deed will sell. at public auction, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1897,
at 430 o'clock p. NJ, the above mentioned
HOUSE AND LOT. being the same con-
veyed by said deed. The house has eight
rooms, besides bathroom. kitchen, laun-
dry, with stationary tubs, and servants
room. all In good order, and contains the
usual modern Improvements, including a
Latrobe stove. The lot fronts 25 feet and
runs back between parallel lines 81 feet
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: BY consent of par
ties In interest, will be one fourth cash;
the balance In three equal instruments at
5, IL, and Is months. for negotiable notes.
with interest added. and secured by a
purchaser "
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
no Trustee.
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By Pollard x Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF TwO-SrOBI
"A FRAME DWELLING.

ON WEST SIDE OF SIXTH,
BETWEEN LOUISIANA AID DENNA
STREETS. FULTON.
KNOWN AS No. $50.
At request OF all parties interested. ~
close up an estate. we will sell by az.
ton. on tho premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .. iss'
az f:l5 II. NJ. the aboye-mentioi.r,s'
DWELLING OF three or four rooms w."
large lot. fronting q IA feet on Sn'"
street by depth OF 100 feet.
TERMS: Ono half cash. balance az O,s
year. interest added. and secured oy i~ss
deed. POLLARD x BAGbfl
no 4 Auctioneers'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED REAL
ESTATE
ON WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE. LOUIS.
lana AND VIRGINIA STREETS,
IN THE PLAN OF FULTON.
ALSO.
ON WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE BE-
TWEEN ELM AND ASH STREETS,
ON ELM STREET BETWEEN VIII
LIAMSBURG AVENUE AND Pop
LAR STREET.
AND
A DESIRABLE
NEW BRICK TENEMENT,
NO: 4O5 NORTH TWENTY THIRD
STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAAES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
DAB YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionaer.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
BRICK STABLE ON THE vvro,r
| cF EIGHTH STREET. RF-run, side
MAIN AND FRANKLIN sTpt r, TN
WITH THE
bhoAD LOT UPON WHICH
IT STANDS.
AT AUCTION.
In execution Of a deed n, ,-..
November q, 1893. and rerordoS1 aai-d
clerks Office OF The chancerv en- ~ ihs
me me city OF Richmond. IN LII q
BOOK i9o IL, page 2es, there havin~ sn-
aeIault In tho payment OF a mari =. zen
ueDt secured, and at the reo,,es, ~ ne
penenciary. l will sell, by public a,,n,, hs
ON the premises, on '"' auction.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER n GO,
az ! O'Clock p. NJ. the STABLE pno
J. sutherland. Esq. The Iot ye oy !.
feet 2 inches. and runs back betwnns "a
alIey on either side. 50 feet az IN an
lhis mas always been q desira biz io-ns..hes
Tor nvery stable, and, by reason ~e s IN
central location and large fronta.ni rs
and should Command st,s.,, 10
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 na,s uoh
costs or executing the trust and ali sns
nue on the property, and TO discharsss rs
i " portion or the debt, amountI,,
800. with interest thereon from l,p
eruls to be named by the grantor upon
Iefauit OF any such direction. then ~ nm N
redits or six and twelve montbs -pon
totes, with interest added, and ss,,,.o,
- a aeeu Oh trust. N. W. BOWIE
~ Truetaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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DEATH NESTS.
MUNY0M TALKS ABOUT THE
KIDNEYS.

49," Wars and plaques" says Professor
Munyon, kill fewer people than diseases
OF the kidneys. In health these organs
relieve the system Of ali poisonous ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

49,
c n q re 1t
through tho
urine. II dis
eased the poi
son remains IN
the blood and
increases by
minute quanti-
ties. pIling up
atom by atom.
until the sys-
TEN can no
longer resist It's
efforts. T. n o
heart liz pol
soned. It's ac-
ton fails and
q r sy a p
y g a r 8. The
nervous system
Is poisoned and
commissions are
4 o ! o wed by
death. Have
you neglected
your kidneys?
Have you been
a heavy drink
tr? Have you
aIOwed a cold
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WANTED.

SUITE OF ROOMS FOR GENTLE
man and wife. Must be on west Main or
east FRANKLIN; not too far out Must be
In strictly private family. State rent
ADDRESS o.. care Dispatch. no 5-lt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

Postmaster at Pig River.
WASHINGTON, November Ar. G..
Guilliams was to-day appointed postmas-
ter at Pie River. Va.
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F0R RENT.
roR RENT,

rOR RENT,
THAT VERY DESIRABLE k'as,s
Dwelling Of elk roores No S5s soush 49, ~,
rel street. II will be put IN nice o,y w.
Rent only $l3 per month. Cali for me H'''
at our once. J. b. ELAN q 49,,
phone "a 10 a''<
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Jefferson c. Powers
vs..
Annie /. Powers and others.

1eheiSou -. IoWSsS
Annie I. Powers and others
DEGREES Of the Richmond Chancery court
entered on the 7th day Of June and 6th
day OF October, 1879
In execution Of the aforementioned de-
crees. we. the undersigned special COM
missioners. appointed thereby shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, upon rhe
premises, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1891.
and in the following order, commencing
promptly at o'clock T.. NJ. with The
SMALL FRAME TENEMENT az the
northeast corner OF Virginia and Fulton
streets. with lot fronting IS feet and rn.
ming back between parallel lines good
depth.
TWO FRAME TENEMENTs. Nos. ~
and 715 Louisiana street between Erin and
! Fulton streets. with four rooms each Lot
fronts together IS by 115 deep.
| TWO BRICK TENENENTS al ths
streets. Nos. 800 and 500. with five rooms
| each. Lots front together 30 by 40 feet
| deep to an alley.
VACANT LOT on the north side OF lou
isiana street, between Erin and Gillian
streets adjoining the above propeglyb
fronting 30 by 40 feet to an alley.
ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. ~
and I'm the following order, commencing
promptly at o'clock r. NJ,
THREE VACANT LOTS on the south
side OF Williamsburg avenue between ASH
and Elm streets, fronting, respectively
Il. %, and 81 feet by about 100 feet deep.
On one Of the lots there is a large brick
stable.
LARGE DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, No. 31l7 Williamsburg ave-
rue. formerly the residence OF the lale
Jefferson Powers. containing ten or twelve
rooms. with detached brick kitchen. mo
lots front Al feet 10 inches by depth 0.
about 80 feet
VACANT LOT at the southwest corner
OF Williamsburg avenue and Elm street.
fronting n by depth OF about 70 feet.
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS, Nos. ~
and l28 Elm street. containing five rooms
each.
ON THE SAME EVENING, SAY ABOUT
O'CLOCK.
THAT NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK
No. 405 north Twenty-third
street, between Marshall and Clay streets.
containing seven rooms. modern improve
ments. range, etc. and fronting 70 by ~
feet.
TERMS One third cash; the balance IN
Ihree equal instruments. at six. tweiYe'
md eighteen months. with interest added
he purchaser TO give his negotiable notes
md the title retained until all the put-
hase money IL paid and c0nyeyanes
ordered by the court
ID. G. RTCHARDSON
q. CARLTON JACKSON,
Special Commissioners
efferson G. Powers, Plaintiff. against
Annie |. Powers and ais, Defendants.
In the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond.
l. Charles w. Goddn, Clerk OF ssla
ourt. certify that the bond required %
ne special commissioners by the decree
said cause OF May u. 1887, has been
uly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OK
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=. by virtue OF a deed of trust dated June
-: 1888. recorded I'm the Clerks office OF
Hichmond Chancery Court. Deed Book I49
a, page $50. default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein secured
and being required so to do l will sell. by
auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1897,
az 1880 O'Clock r. NJ, the aboye-mentione
PROPERTY. The building Contains n
large storeroom and about Tve chambers
In addition thereto.
TERMS; Enough In cash TO pay cost of
SAFE, any taxes that may be due. and a
note for l.0Oo, with interest on same De-
;emoer rs, 1896; the residue payable al one
year, from day Of sale, and secured in
Usual manner. 90
no II. r. POLLARD, Jr.. Trustee.
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no SILT
WANTED,

EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN. OF
hustiing ability, with cash capital. will
consider proposition to enter a profit-
able wholesale or manufacturing business.
opeciaiIy preferred; Address. with partic-
M. LII
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FOR SALE,
BUSINESS WANTS.
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD,

WANTED. CONSUMERS OF FUEL To
know that they can buy that most supe-
rior crate fuel, the Clover Hill Coal. as
low as $3.50 per ton; and for cooking.
stoves. my Domestic Crushed Coke. 80
bushels double load for s..
Also. Anthracite, splInt, Fire Greek. po-
cahontas. and Clayton Goals Oak ana
Pine Wood at the lowest prices.
Samuel II. COttreIl.
Harrison and Broad and $40 east Broad
streets. % 90
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SOILED AND MISSED BLANKETS.
MEMS WEAR,

Medium Weight Underwear Soc, from
SIS Scarlet ones SSc., from Sl.79; Dr.
Wrlghts Underwear 45c., from 81
Merino Shirts or Drawers, 25c.
46 Ties. were Soc. for 1Sc.
A lot Of Half-Hose, were up to 19c.,
for 10c
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TOILETS AND NOTIONS.

70 cakes Genuine Cosmo Buttermiik
Soap, wrappers off. &c. cake; IL boxes
Talcum Powder, sitter top, &c. box I;
New White Beading, 10c. kind, &c.
piece; 20 bottles Vaseline. &c. bottle;
10 boxes Theatre Rouge, 10c. box;
pint bottles Ammonia, &c. bottle; rs
bottles l9c. Perfume, all doors. &c. bot
tie: Hair-Pin Cabinets, 1c. each: so
Best Csc. Stockinet Shields, 10c. pair;
Hooks and Eyes, 1c. card; Good Nee
dies. 1c. paper; Children's Bibs, &C.;
Garter Elastic, 1c. yard; fellows Cos
samer Powder, &c. box; 10 Yankee
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

'~>~~>-~~'-
WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRLNT CALEN.
OAK YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
hAIA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE
~ ~ ~'s0v0''0-0 oy-('-@,~, ~.>~~-N~oNNco.oN
FOR SALE,
AN EXCELLENT FARM IN ALBE-
marie county, containing 200 acres. Ian
cleared. Especially adapted to the Abe
marie pippin. winesap. and other popular
varieties. Going to sell. Terms reason
able. For particulars apply to
LESLIE H. M'CUE,
DC 3l-6t' Greenwood Depot, Va.
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Brown Cotton, 1c. yard.
Indigo Prints, &c.
Printed Sateens, 3-4c.
DOMET FLANNEL. 3 1-2c.
Figured Eiderdown, 35c.
White Wool Flannel lOc.
Outings for 5 "a and 3-ic.
Best l0c. Canton Flannel for 3-4c.
SOILED AND MISSED BLANKETS.
White, s2.25, from 81; Soc, from S1.f5;
81, from Sl2.50: Camefs-Hair 2lc., etc.
BED COMFORTABLES,
damaged In shipping, 81, from s5.75
81 fr1rn 80 TX
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VENDEE.
r-s>.~>'
By II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
A UCTION SALE OF THAT COM.
"A PORTABLE BRICK DWELLING NO. I01
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or
CARY AND ADAMS STREETS.
At the request Of the owner, who IA A
nonresident. and Is anxious TO sell. we
VIII offer the above mentioned HOUSE
AND LOT for sale at public auction, on
the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1897.
at 40 o'clock p. M. The house contains
six rooms, and Is supplied with gas and
water. This is a nice home for small
family. and may be secured at reason
able price.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at
and IL months. for negotiable notes, with
Interest added. and secured by a deed OF
rust, or longer credit win be given. IL
H SELDOM TAYLOR G. SON.
&c % Auctioneers.
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OAsroRx-A.
'' y; ;;'''''.IN2Zzzs< ~; Il;
enz NV. ,. = su 10
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES TOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO Be PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-05

DEGREES OF the Richmond Chancery court.
. entered on the 7th day Of June and 6ih
day of October, 1917
In execution Of the aforementioned de-
crees. we. the undersigned special COM
missioners. appointed thereby. shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction, upon Ihs
premises on
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
REMEMBER THE MERCY HOME
ON THIS GLAD DAY OF UNIVERSAL
 THANKSGIVING.
A Committee of the Lady Managers Will Be On Hand Today to Receive Donations
 A Most Worthy Institution.

During this faLppy Yuletide, wh5n the the poor inmates of the Mercy home are ncls forgotten. Seemingly frlendl4ss, they firl9 the city filled with their well-wish- CTS who remember them in such a man. ner that they becom= truly thankful.
 All day yesterday and today com mittee of the ady managers were and cam be found at the home receiving do- nations fer tn: inmates Yesterday quite a number of articles were sent to the committee. Today, when the people are returning thanks to an Almighty Deity, they should remember these inmates of the home.
 Where God, in His infinite mercy, has given plentifully of worldly goods, let the evidence of your thankfulness find expression in some donation to cheer the hearts of the friendess women and poor children who hays found shelter and protection in the Mercy home. The ladies will be there today and will thankfully receive wIhaltever articles may b. sent them.
 The nome has twenty<three inma tes, sixteen of whom are children. Fallen women who have turned from the path walys of sin; young girls wha have bseu reclaimed from the resorts of shame; orphans who were thrown upon the mercy of the world, all are found within the walls of the Mercy home, an insti- tuition oTganiz d by the noble-hearted women of Birmingham.
 The nratron Mrs Ramsey, is a motlh- erly, kind-hearted woman, who has the best interests of the inmates at heart. The instances wherein hsr motiierly cd, vice has caused wayward girls to halt in their careers of sin and shame and seek lives of Christian-like chastity are numerous.
 Ths hart of a hardened man of the world would pulsste faster with purer pleasures to witness the glow of happi- ness that illumines the face of a re- claimed Magdalene, or to h aa the glad exclamatio of thankfulness of little child upon receiving some trifiing dona- ton lightly made The Mercy home and its inmates are wlarthy of rernsmbrance this Thanksgiving day.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
THE STORES ARE CLOSED.
Leading Business Houses Give Their Clerks
 Half Holidays.

The committee appointed at a meeting of local ur'on No. 12S of the Clerks Benevolent and Protective association, ito request the merchants to close their stores at 1 o'clock on Thanksgiving Day, have met with much success. The fol- lowing merchants have agreed to comply with the request:
 Drennen & Co.,, J. B. Wilson, Moore & Anderson Novelty company, M. P. Mes ser, Harper & Johnson, H. c. Abbott & Bros, Rosenstihl Bros, Ham, the shoe man; Marcus Dry Goods company; Love man, Joseph & Loeb; l.. A. Davis & Co.,, Caheen Bros, Berger Dry Goods com pany; Loveman. Jaros 6 Co.,; J. L. Chali- foux & Co.,, J. Blach & Sons, M. Veil & Bro, Kemper & O., J. Friedman & Co.,. $. Rich, John O'Neil T. C.. King, Smith Bros Shoe company, Hirsch Dry Goods company, Hopkins Stove company and Louis Saks.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
TO GIVE OLD SOLDIERS WORK.
An Employment Bureau Will Be Organized a
 an Early Day.

A call has been issued for a meeting ot old Conf derate soldiers at Veterans hall, on Second avenue, at 2:SO o'clock this afternoon, for the purpose of or ganizing the bureau that will furnish employment to old soldiers in need of work
 The organtza ton of this bureau has besn found necessary because of the fact that deplorable condition of af- fairs exists among some of the old s5l- diers in this city. Among the members are bricklayers. plasterers, carpenters, joinsrs, roofsrs, painters and other o-eaftmen, who are unab e to secure work to support themselves and families.
 The promot oters of the plan for the or ganizadion of this bureau desire to al1=- viate this condition by systematic or ganization of these men.
 The present idea is to establish an office in this city, and make known to the contractors and ths public that workmen in the different trades cam be secured on short notice.
 The cooperation of all persons in sym- pathy with the movement is earnestly requested.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
CHARGES DISMISSED
LARGER MADE A HIT.
A Birmingham Boy Has Great Talent and a
 Bright Future.

Max Karger, the Birmingham boy who has recently finished a course of instruc- tiom with Joachim, the renowned violin instructor in Berlin, made his first Amer ican appearance at the Metropolitan op- era house in New York Sunday night Nov. IA.
 In speaking of his debut the New York Tribune says:
 A young violinfst, Max Karger, made his first Anferfcan appearance al this concert, and showed great talent. Ills performance of the long and difficult first movement of Tschaikowskys con- oerto was an achievement which gave him an immediate right to serious con sideraItion as an artist. He was plain ly consumed with nervousness at the be- ginning, bun though his playing was not of great authority, it was confident and well balanced and not overweighted with the work he had undertaken. His tone last evening seemed rather small, but of good quality; but his technique is fluent and accurate. He, too, was recalled several times, and played again after each of his appearances.
 
 SAY, telephone Warner for ice cream
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
HELD FOR MURDER.
"Kid" Sells, Negro, Arrested For Walker
 County Officers

George Sells, ahas Kid" who is sup posed to be wanted in Walker county for murder, was arrested at o'clock last night by Chief Mcdonald and Captain Weir of ths. police departme mt in negro house, cotrner Seventeenth street and Ninth avenue.
 He was taken to the city prison where he was searched and a 3S-callber pistol, a deck of cards pair of dice, and sev- eral cartridges were found on him.
 The department has been working on the case for several days and Chief Me- Donald located his man yesterday and bagged him.
 It is thought that Sells shIot and killed a negro at Amerlcus, @ small mining town in Walker county last Sunday n.ght
 The negro will be held until the Wal ker county authorities can be communi- cated with.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
UNION LABEL LEAGUE.
A Meeting For Permanent Organization Will
 Soon Be Held.

A meeting of the Union Label league will be held early next week, probably Monday night. The members of the com mittee on constitution and bylaws, who was authorized to call the meeting are of the opinion that they will be ready to report by that time.
 The commit tee will hold a meeting Fri day night when 1t is hoped that hhsy will have in hand copies of the constitu- tion and bylaws of several union label leagues thfoughout the country and can embody the best portions in them
 The lists which have been in circula- tion have been materially swelled since the last meeting and it is believed that many more will be added
 The committee will give notice of the exact date of the meeting.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25

14ih. His figures we're s6s,Oo5.OO-per cent, 45 1-2S
 Hs will get two circus tickets.
 The third nearest were Miss Maud Davis and Miss Rosa Davis. Their fig ures were the same. They were $6S,- 00499-peir cent, 450035.
 Ths young ladies will each get one circus ticket.
 Others who did good work on the diff fieu2t problem we're Joe Young Brown, Marks, Frank Howard and Miss Corne- lia Streit.
 Those to whom the circus ticket prizes are awarded above w,ll be given the same at The Age Herald business office on Saturday at noon. Tickets will be good to either the afternoon or evening performance.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
MADE A GOOD SHOWING.
The Publishers of the Christian Advocate Off,
 ciaIly CompIimented.

IA meeting of the publishing commit tee of the Alabama Christian Advocate was held in the office of the company on Third avenue, yesterday afternoon.
 IA complete examination into the af- fairs of the paper was made, and they were found to be in excellent condition
 Congratulations were extended to the management upon their excellent show ing.
 Rev. s. L. Dobbs, presiding elder of the Tuscaloosa circuit, was chairman of the meeting, and Rev. J. D. Ellis acted as secretary.
 Six of the ten members of the com mittee were present.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
ECHOES FROM POLICE RULINGS.

Elem Shy and Frank Hughes were ar rested for being tramps. There appeared to be no extenuating circumstances att tending their positions, and they were heavily fined. Each was find $15 and thirisy days extra. They wll be sent to Coalburg.
 P F. Suddbth filled himself with whiskys He was arrested. Whale Officer CuY ,,per was in the act of writing a. bond Suddith struck him in the eye with his fist. In the poice cours yesterday
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
She Had More Gum Left.

A Punxsutawney girl, says the Spirit of that town, was out biking the other day with a Punxsutawney, Pa, young man. They were six miles from homs on country road.
 She punctured her tire
 Alas" safd the young man, as he dismounted and looked the picture of despair, q have no rpair kit! What shall we do? It is awful!'
 Quickly extracting a large wad of chewing gum from her mouth and plac- ing 1t over the puncture before much of the wind had escaped, the girl said:
 Lend nfe your handkerchief.
 Young Augustus Fitz James handed her his bandana.
 Deftly she wound it round the tlre, over the chewing gum, and tied the ends in hard kIot on the inside.
 1T am ready" she said, and she mounted her wheel and rode off with a nonchalant air and fresh wad of gum
The age-herald., 1897-11-25

Look out for all changes. Keep up the health tone by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25

QuFA
 Truthful WItness.-Judge-Do you mean to swear that you were the last person to play on the old opera house stage?
 Witness-Yes, your honor. I'm pipe man in hose oompany.-Detroit Free Press.
 A Parable.-'T would feel that I had lived could I produce a lasting work in marble" said the famous poet.
 And would die content" said the re- nowned sculptor, "could I write an im- mortal poem."
 Only ordinary fools are fully satisfied with themselves PhGladelphia North American.
 Wouldn't Hurt Him.-Smftll-I don't like to make any complaint to a neigh bor, Mir. Jones, but your deg keeps up terr ble barking about all night
 "Oh, that's all right; he's used to It; won't hurt him a bih Kind of you to m ention it, however. ."-Boston Tram script.
 Worried Her-MoGher-You don't know how you worry me, dear. Why, my hair is turning gray!
 Florrie-My! how you must have wor- ried grandma. Her hair Us all white.- Somerville Journal
 He Combs Out the Crimps has new job.''
 What is it ?'
 Hes the tonsorlal artist of a chrys- anthemum greenhouse" = Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25
CURRENT FUN.

These Girls-Launa-Cha sent me the lovellest present of a mirrori
 Flora-Yes, heard that he said wo- man never was too old to be pleased with a looking glaEs-Clncinnati En- quirsr.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25

TURKEY is good. but Warmers ice C1eam is better.
The age-herald., 1897-11-25

Culpepper uefused to prosecute the case for assault on him. Suddlth was fined $5 for being drunk and d.sorderly.
 DO order Warmers ice cram to go with that turkey.