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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-12-15
Christmas Offer.

You will find these goods dis
played in the window next to
the grocery department:
Handsome hand-painted hair
receivers, plates, trays, candle
sticks. These goods have never
been sold for less than 6oc. We
put them on sale Wednesday
morning at 25c. each.
Toilet bottles we sold last
Christmas at 7oc., we put on
sale Wednesday morning at 3oc
each.
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These National Guard appointments
are announced: Brigadier General
John P. S. Goblin, United States Vol
unteers, to be brigadier general of
the National Guard of Pennsylvania;
Brlgadier General John Wiley, United
States Volunteers, to be a brigadler
general of the National Guard Of
Pennsylvania.
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SilVerWare.

We have the same make of
silverware we have always han
died. Something that we can
guarantee to you. Apiece tea
sets, from $3.50 to $1,000.
These goods are worth a great
deal more.
Pickle casters, sugar bowls,
cracker jars, crumb trays, mugs
for children, cake baskets, fruit
baskets. Anything you need to
make table look nice, at prices
one-third less than usual.
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Hood,S D;rIe easy to buy, easy to take
AAooA . AiAo easy to operate. $50.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Columbia County, TO distri-
butte the funds In the hands OF the Administrat-
or OF susanna G. Hayman, late or Orange town
ship, deceased, as shown by his first and final
account, Will sit to perform his duties at the Of
hce OF G. W. Miller, ESD, on SaJurd ", January
9TH, 1893, at o'clock p. m, when and where all
persons interested are requested to present their
claims against said estate or be debarred form
share OF the same. GLEN X. WEISS,
l2-l5 At. Auditor.
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China.

Our China you will find dis
played through the centre of
our store. We have never had
such a pretty lot, or so much of
it. We can give you at almost
any price. Cups and saucers
at Ioc., plates at Ioc. Usual
asking price, double.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF q writ OF Levari Facias, issued
out OF the Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia
County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, in Bloomsbury, Pa, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1899,
at ten o'clock a. m, all that certain messuage
tenement and tract of land, situate in the Town
of Bloomsbury, County OF Columbia and state
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at point on the
southerly side OF Port Noble street, at corner
of land OF the Pennsylvania Canal Company,
and running thence north forty-sX degrees for
ty-five minutes east, one hundred and thirty
one feet to a stake, in the westerly side of
| twenty-fooU private street, thence south for
| ty-three degrees fifteen minutes east, one hun
| dred and trirty-n feet to the line OF the
Pennsylvania Canal thence south forty-six de-
grees forty five minutes west, one hundred and
| eighty-three feet to the line OF land OF the
| Pennsylvania Canal Company; thence along
The same north twenty-five degrees thirty
eight minutes. west, one hundred and forty
seven and five-tenths feet to the place OF begin
ming, whereon is erected a
BRICK MATCH FACTORY,
an engine and boiler room, together with all The
match making and other machinery contained
therein, including boiler, engine and fixtures
Seized, taken in execution, at the suit OF c.
G. Peacock and K. b. Tustin, trustees. vs.. the
Bloomsbury Match Company, and to be sold as
the property OF the Bloomsbury Match Com
pany W. W. BLACK, Sheriff.
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Footing and LaCes
For Hand'fS.

Ten different patterns and
widths in footing totrim hand
kerchiefs.
Neat, pretty edges of lace,
with inserting to match, in any
quality.
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only thirty persons on each trip.
Trips commence on the hour and
half hour, and occupy thirty min
utes. Last trip starts 4:3o p. III.
1t is not wise to attempt to ascend
or descend the monument by the
stairway. Dinner at hotels at 6 D.
M. sharp.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23D.
Take train for Philadelphia, at
Sixth and B streets, s a. III. sharp.
Luncheon in dining room, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, im-
mediately on arrival of train, about
IL a. m. Visit City Hall, United
States Mint, Independence Hall,
and other points Of interest. Take
train for home at Broad Street Sta
ton, at 400 p. m.
For the information of many who
will receive copies of this paper,
the statement is here made that the
Winter Term of the Bloomsbury
State Normal School will begin
Monday, January I'd, 1899. New
students should make early applica-
ton for rooms. Those who are
preparing for entrance to the next
Senior Class will find the work of
! the Winter Term very helpful.
They should not depend too conf
IDENTIFY on completing their prepara-
ton during a single Spring Term.
The College Preparatory and Mu-
sc Departments have accommoda-
tions for few additional students.
For additional information, ad.
dress, J. P. WELSH, Principal.
General Calixto Garcia, the distln,
guished Cuban warrior and leader
and the head of the Cuban commission
elected by the Cuban assembly to
visit this country, died in New York
on Sunday last. Change of climate
is said to be the cause of his death,
as pneumonia followed a cold con.
tracted by him since coming from the
warmth of Cuba to the wintry weather
of New York. The remains will be
taken back to Havana on the U. S.
dispatch boat Dolphin.
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Umbrellas.

There is nothing so nice and
useful for Christmas as an UNI
brella. csc. for a steel rod Clio
ria Umbrella. Would be cheap
at $3.50. We can please you.
We show them as high as $500.
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Unusual
Linen Value.

We call your attention to our
lots of Table Linen.
Worth 35c., 81 in. wide, at CSC.
Worth 81, II in. wide, at 75c.
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Ladies', ,Children's
Coats and Capes.

From Tuesday of this week
until Christmas we will make
special prices on our Coats and
Capes. These prices will save
you money. Our stock is COM
plete.
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Outings.

We will put on sale another
lot of those nice, soft Outings,
worth Ioc. the yard, at SC. the
yard.
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Holiday Life Al This Store

thear
OF
or what others think, as
n
things to e ure beautiful swelL ~
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sell our Furniture with no ex-
ira expense. This accounts for
Our prices.
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Catarrh Cured
Fullness in the Head and Ring
ing in the Ears
Better in Every Way Slrco Taking
Hoods SarsapariIia.

Better in Every Way sIrco Taking
Hoods SarsapariIla.
For several years l had no cessation
of the suffering caused by catnrrh. 1 had
a sense OF fullness in the head and ringing
In my ears. One OF my nostrils was
tightly closed SO l could not breathe
through it, and I could not clear my head.
tried several catarrh cures, but failed to
get relief. Seeing accounts Of cures by
Hoods Sarsaparilla determined to give
1t fair trial. After taking few bottles
was satisfied 1t had effected cure, for
the catarrh no longer troubled me par
ticle and felt better in every way than
for years. am now able to do hard
days work on the farm" ALFRED e.
YINsT, Hoernerstown, Pennsylvania.
Hoods sassnI pss;1ia
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5.
Hoods Pills easy easy to ops operate ss' sso. Jake
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z. p. PURSEL.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK

AT BLOOMSBURY, IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEC. I, 1893
RESOURCES.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-04
INTERESTING DATA
ON POISONOUS PLANTS.

-----------
The division of botany Of the national de-
80 w c al.,il,,,'t,,r5, h,. i,,st 3esued .
P'r tlicHI Oh as ,I'', ru,o,,,,,+
neat little palnphlct og MI v ~ '''o''"'
dealing with the various poison plants oil
~ rrt,., Co.
,, +,o.oa of ,oieo sr,oac
one Oh lhe species 'fe"ttu o. io'ro,
Is Oh particular interest 20 t"' ,
The Constitution On February I'D last
The Constitution published a report of the
,,;sc,,i,,,, of ,1,, far,,il,, f one + & McNul-
poIS0''ii6 y, ',i' , ~ I l,,,,,+., A.
len at Iucher, Ha' Inc Iocdl eNPol'7 49,
tributed the poisoning to substance called
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-04
Lice on Hogs.

j. 5. Erwin, Tama. foWa-Plcasc toll me
through your paper what will XIII lice on
hogs.
Answer-Tho simplest remedy is kerosene
OIL or Kerosene emulsion, eprinklcd along
their backs twice week UutN an the lice
disappear Also destroy old bedding
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NOTICE TO INQUIRERS

]. Write plainly and to the point.
giving only the questions to which
answers are desired
2. Continc inquiries strictly to mat
tiers concerning the farm.
3. Never ask for answer by mail
4. Never risk where an article can
be had. nor the price.
8. Always give your full nameand
address. II you do not wish your
name published, say so, and initials
only viii be printed.
6. Carefully file this page for fhure
reference, and before writing ex-
anime your file to see II IL has not
leen already answered.
7. Look ahead and send In your In
uuiries early. Do not expect us 70
''answer In next paper" The ed tor
must hand in his copy week before
the paper is published.
8. Address al inquiries and COM
munications FOR this department TO
THE co INSTITUTION,
Il. and L. Department.
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Restored to Public Domain.

Little Rock. Ark. June Ex-Governor ].
w Jones today issued a proclamation de-
cIaring that all lands granted to the
Springfield, Little Rock and GuLf Railroad
Company, under an act of the legislature,
are forfeited nv the railroad ana restore
to the public domain Of the state by non
Compliance WITH the terms by the company.
over geo acres are involved
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SARGE PLUNKETT
All Praise for the "WOman'S Relief So
Ciety'' Movement.
SOME STORIES OF THE WAR
An Old Cat and Her Exploits During
the Siege of Atlanta in the
Late War.

look for a war enough.
The work on this line reminds us of the
"Wayside Homes in the days Of the con-
! federacy We had forgotten these homes
till the organization of these relcf Socle-
ties brought them to mind. Every old con-
fcdorato will remember these Wayside
homes and what blessing they We're IN
their day. There was a splendid one IN
Atlanta and at all the great railroad points,
but the best one, according to the tax OF
those days was at Macon The mission Of
these homes was to receive the soldiers,
sick and wounded, and give them place
to sleep and something to eat when tho
bad schedules of those days threw them to
Law over But for these homes thousands
would have suffered, but as they were run
every old soldier felt at home thore ana
they proved one of the greatest blessings.
EsTocially did the "waysde home at
Macon do q great part. Inc trahS-MlSSlS-
sippi department covered all the country
west of the Mississippi river and there
was no more communication between TINS
side and that than there will be between
MS now and some country held by the
Spaniards. These homes made it spe-
cial pleasure to take caro- of soldiers on
this side who were entirely cut off from
their friends and home. and the people or
Macon being especially active on this line.
caused much praise to be given the city,
anu venture 'iIdI II - ''''7N i"'i"e'S A'
membered til yet by thousands VINO re-
ceiVed the Kind attentions 1or winch THESE
homes were instituted.
Besides theSe homes at every prohh-
ncnt railroad point there were pa1ldS OF
women that met every tram at almost all
the towns. When tho train stopped at al
most any station. provisions and water
was passed into the cars and it was god
send to the soldier and a sacrifice by the
women which has never been forgotten
and never will be till the last man that
wore the gray has passed over the river.
These acts of the noble confederate women
can never be- appreciated by those who
never rclt the stress Of those DAYS All
th,-1uch Georgia Tennessee Alabama and
fine CaroIfn,s these .'bomes" existed and
tho cnstonn of The women 70 mcat the
trains was k.nt going but VIRGINIA enr
,,,r., +,,, III l ,.,,.,.+t,i >,.o,,
,fI ~. "a ,o,, fo1o,.. s'..,. 10 ,,
20 ,-;ati ,rI.. - -, -
- ,;t 49, ''
~ ~ ~ ~
nc ''S 'i', 'ii,E "%ui" noe 'i'1o t.'s"
vs. - ,'',' WI 1''o @oi"'V'- ! N'i'S pe"'Fo
."'C ''Si IioN'' VS. 9"CIl p'oP'p III any
I''i'N Us t'4c Po"P4e VI N"S'i''" ouIliG lhaI
"'t-'Hu every toIl'ueIalt Soldtef Will
pear me out. Nheh the pattIe ragged
aiouilu ItlCAIHohu the women crowded the
StfcetS DONG whatsoever they could. All
ha1N boo I
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scrofula is cradcated and all kindred dis
eases are cured by Hoods SarG2p9rii!a,
America's Greatest Defense. Wnlch ny us
Vitalzng and Alternative eticctS' makes
pure blood. Get Hoods.
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Strawberry Culture Again.
Umbilical Hernia of Colt.

John +. Taylor. Chase City. Va. asks
the same questions as above,
and the reply above VIII suit his case.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-04

Class:cai-The KIND of must" one is sup
posed to like because it comes high
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but very little. 1t is highly colored. Please
give the disease and remedy.
AnsWer-The description given of the
symptoms is not sufficient to enable us to
diagnose the case.
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freezing 1t is very much subject to blast
Cor smut is not early, nor proilhc, III
comparison with the Appler oat The lead
ing secdSmcn sell II.
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Backache Is Cured by Peruna

because hackache IS caused by Catarrh
of the Kidneys. All druggists.
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To Destroy Cabbage Worms.

To Destroy Cabbage Worms.
IT, f. Rowzee. Elbcrton. Gal want you
to try my plan for destroying cabbage
worms and if it proves a success you can
give It to the people as you see fit. I sent
It to The Constitution once. but it was
llttiG the people treated it with contempt.
on q still morning before sun up, with
doui'le-barreled shotgun shoot twice in OPP
posfe directions along the side of the cab
page. then walt two or three days and
look for worms.
There is no morning so still that smoke
from gun will not drift You VII see
mat the smoke drifts across the cabbage.
Hold the gun near the ground on a level.
! can't tell the why's or whereforcs. nev-
Goes well for you, let me hear from YOU
with the thing explained If possible. The
sHooting must be done from time to time
as the worms appear
Answer-We do not remember the pre-
vious publication of the plan. ana we have
no worms of consequence on cur cabbage
and. therefore, cannot make a satisfactory
experimental test of the efficacy OF the
treatment. We have no doubt that one or
more of The Gassos generated in the burn
ing of gunpowder would prove a good in
Secticide. The principal gaseous product
generated is potassium sulphidc. which is
sometimes used as an insecticide, the drug
stores selling It under the name Of liver
of sulphur" We presume the firing of the
gun has nothing to do with the effect. eX-
copt as a means Of burning the gunpoWder
VIII some one try it and report.
Chronic Garget.
r. T. Wood, Irby S. CT have a cow that
gives lumpN or Stringy milk. and ! would
Ike to know the cause ard the remedy, if
there IS any The COW is in a good fix. At
times part of the udder just above one or
both front tcats becomes slightly swollen
but does not seem to hurt the COW when
pressed; it is just after this for a day
two that she gives the iumpy milk. The
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-04

which is almost Immediately after the egg
is laid, the worm makes its way along the
nasal passages beneath the skin Some
times they even get into the horns. When
in considerable numbers the worms cause
the disease among sheep known as stag
gers, which is sometimes extremely de-
structive. There is no satisfactory preven-
tative remedy. Tar rubbed ON the noses
smeared on the salt licks is the com
mon preventive. There are always moro
or less of the bots or worms in the head
of sheep, but unless present in considerable
numbers, little or no harm results.
Cabbage Worms.
Mrs. NJ. G. Brown Cambria, Mich.-To
worms: Salt is the sure remedy. any kind
except rock salt. sift on the cabbage free
" is good for the cabbage to make them
head up nicely and kill every worm.
Irrigation.
J. d. r., Newton. Ala, wishes to drrfgate
six or seven acres by raising water TO
the hetsht of sixty TO n hn11rdd i an1
t. How much water will It take to irri-
gate one acre ONE time?
2 Would a branch eighteen inches VIDE
and SIX inches deep furnish water enough
to run the machine to lift the irrigatIng
water for six or seven acres?
Auswcr--1. One inch of rainfall is con-
sidcred a good season, where it falls only
moderately fast on ploWed Land. one inch
of rainfall on one acre amounts to about
~ coo gallons We cannot says what II
would cost to raise water sixty to one hum
drcd feet to irrigate six or seven acres.
There are so many details to be consjd-
cred that you have not given
. A braN~h eighteen inches wide and SIX
inches deep Correct measurement would
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THE Spr.AIlf.l:SIllp.

The reports coming from Washington
to the effect that an effort Will hc made
!" defeat Hon Thomas Il: Reed fnr
me SprakcrShip "T tn" next HOUSE of
Representatives probably means tina,
some If the administration leaders
would like t" see tn" big man from
Maine ouStcd from the position III, has
held With 50 much distinction in IN.
past.
IT is by no means. likely however
that such Il conspiracy will succeed. In
me iirSt place. there is no man on ths,
republican side Of the House who can
even approach the proud riniil.nr, DC
BRAIN power or in intense and for,.ihlr
personality. No doubt Il number of his
party colleagues hate and envy tn.
Maine man. but they must realize. in
the end that ne is tbs. ONLY man in fh,;,.
ranks who is capable Of handlin. the
dirlcnlt an! delicate task that con
fronts lh" Speaker Of tn. mex, Hnus.
Whatever may be said by his enc
mics and critics. friend ana foe. ;lik.
must acknowledge thu mastery ability
practice.
He will retain his position as Speaker.
not because he IS Il general favorilc
with the Republicans. but because his
party cannot get along wen withou,
him in that position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-16

In order to show how thoroughly, h.
APPROVES OF that universal peace idea.
Emperor William has dcci,lel IA in
crease his standing army "A few thou
sand men. 50 that il the necessity arises
he will be fully equipped /" iigh: Tor
the maintenance Of the Cars philan-
thropic dream
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In spite Of the Widespread idea to
the effect that the New York sun is
"hoo-doo' to amy political aspirant
who secures its approval i, is AN undc
niabie fact that Gotinm's reliable old
luminary has succeeded in inj-ctin. il :
self into the winning side on Two mem
orable occasions in recent years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-16

While other cities are having their
various and sundry sorts of cridclnics
Newport News seems TO be preparing
l" fall in line with an epidemic of three
story brick business houses
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-16

II" Earnest Circle. Kings Daughters
or ihe First Presbyterian church. has
necided upon December Il as the date
LOT us annual supper and sale OF Christ
mas gifts.
Mr.. Alexander Potter, the consulting
engineer for the new sewerage sys-
Ten, arrived In the city this morning
from New York and is registered at the
Warwick -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-11-16

II one may judge by the enthusiastic
demonstration which greeted Lord Sal
isbury's reference to British protect
crate over Egypt. the English people
a is also beginning to feel the currents
of destiny."
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PUBLISHED EVERY MoRNING
EXCEPT MONDAY
by THE
Daily Press Company
Limited
POSTOFFICE: BUILDING

The Daily Press may be Obtained
every morning at the following places
Crossley Bros. Washington avenue
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Chesapeake & Ohio Restaurant
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IS me Mr. Over?

Well we hope it Is. but we grow
that summer and hot weather Will be
with US for some time to come ana II
you have not already awaited Yourself
of the chance to get good Detroit
Jewel Gas Range you have missed: one
Of your best friends and more. you
have missed the comfort that can
be had from the use of gas fuel. which
brings delight and happiness wherever
1t is in use. Talk Is cheap you may
say and gas man must gas" ana
who can blame him. He knows Il good
thing-he wants to push < along. ard
he is willing that his friends should
share In the procession. Generous sou
that he is. he gives his advice free. II
rs no trouble to sing the praises of gas
for fuel and as for light. its beaut,
shines SO he who runs may be impress.
ed. Gas for fuel at s1.o0 is the chcapest
Ia If it is economically used. Are
you economical You are prudent aiie
wise. Therefore ge, q gas range. w,
VIII tell you something next weel
about heating that will surprise you
f! Call No. "a on either phone II you Ga:
net call. But come If you car
Newport News Gas Company
| " RON-Erl Say.
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THE. MAGAZINE: EDITnl:.

TIE MAGAZINE: EDITOR
OUT in IN" Instantly far beyond
Listen. my love. to my lonely lutte,
Meath tn" argent glow of Il wnn.lcss
moon.
From TN. dormant dent MS Of I, l,.an la,
Arises !! form ANA II voic" rf,Soun.
Listen. my love.
ii":iI.n. fond a"v"
Listen. my life. to my lonely llrt.:
While tn" dim. dumb shadows Of vague
fll dread
''ail silen, as snow on tn" tomb Of the
dead,
AMI 'h;r's whar the poet wrote.
Sat iii" ln.,:sazt," editor read it
through
Md IN. magazine editor said ,twnula
IL"
And his ready write hand r'e, y pa
per flew
y ehnuu, t"r II double X not..
\ VIRGINIA. c!iANspNr.rTE.
Trey. toad sit On IL. linn "r ii. r,.,.--
GMi1'' ,rr ~ rain swinr tn, IL. rain.
l''di'r l"k h. mos bus his til'ua, At
cwinc "a, - ram e. ,nornin,
p"l h"o' ii times ana don dap his
wings
';Ninc ter !" rain' gwinc Ter be rain,
l-l%'rd on ~ fence, whar IL" honey
sucKln clings-
GWn" Ter he rain 10 lnorniu',
M"lr hnrr"" deep 'ncath III" swcct-,a-
Ten vine
GWin" Icy, BE rain, gwin. lei, h., rain,
st;'ln Sh" comm IF he mex IL straight
'iWinr ter be rain 70 mornin',
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NOTICE.,

To the tax payers of the city OF New
port News:
am ready to receive taxes
for he year 1898. and will be in my Of
flee in the Courthouse building on the
18Th. 18th. 18th and 10Th Of this month
for that purpose. Office hours from 9
A. N. to = NJ
Five per cent. added TO All taxes not
paid prior to December LIST.
J. Nj. CURTIS,
NOV :. 1898. City Treasurer.
nov-5-2wEs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JERSEY COW.
owner can get same by paying charges
W. r. Hopkins. Back River. -l6-3t-