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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri
were visited yesterday by a severe snow
storm and blizzard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

Coy. j. Hoge Tyler, of Virginia, ruling
elder of the Radford Church, was elected
Moderator and presided Mt the late ses-
sion of the Synod of Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

MARY CROSS and Ferdinand Cross. her
husband, Joseph Hooff, George Hoof.
Mary Gicst aud Abraham Gicst, her nus
hand, aud Forrest ". Brown. administrator
of Mary f. Milton, licensed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18
Order of Publication.

The State of West Virginia, Jefferson county,
to-wit:
At Rules held in the Clerk's Office of tho
Circuit Court of Jefferson County, the first
Monday in October, 1898.
JAMES W. MILTON. b. 4. Milton. Amelia
". South and w. b. South, her husband.
and j. IS. HOolf Plaintiffs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

Ex-senator H. G. Davis addressed a
large audience at Piedmont Tuesday
night.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

AfuIl Democratic vote will elect John
t. McGraw. Let it be given with a will.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18
CoInmissiong9's NcGice!

The following fdm,inry ncconmts are before
the undersigned commissioners OF accounts ior
settlement ut she November term of lie
County Court
s. Lee Phillips, administrator Of Mary Ellen
Englc.
S. w, Washington. executor of r a. Alcxan-
der.
s v. Washington, administrator of H. IT,
renner.
S. w. Washington. adminislrator c. t. a. of
Washington BcrHIrr.
Given under my hand this 18th day of octo-
Ter, 1895. J.. F. ENGI.E,
Oct 1S-st. Commissions of Accounts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

G. Out the fnlI Dem0eratie vote.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

To new subscribers we will send the
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON from nov until Jan
uary !, 1900. for $3.50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

The Board of Public Works has made
a reduction of over a million dollars in
the assessed valuation of the railroads in
this State, reducing them from S22, 7o9,-
573 last year to $21, OPS, s24 this year-in
face of the fact that at least a couple of
the roads have really increased the value
of their property by the expenditure of
enormous sums in improvements and in
crease in rolling stock. And while the
railroads are thus favored, remember that
no farmer in the State can have his land
valuation reduced, be its depreciation
yer so great and whatever of burden is
taken from the corporations is placed
upon the backs of the people. This is
Republican rule in West Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18
Dress Makinp.

MRS. }. o. TUTwI.ER desires to inform
her former patrons and the ladies generally
secured the services of u competent assistant,
and viii conduct the DresE-Makiug business
III all its branches, at moderate prices. Resi-
dence in FirOr building, West Liberty street.
near West. Oct. 4.9S-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

An enthusiastic Democratic meeting
was held at Manning's, ON the east side
of the Shenandoah river. yesterday after
noon. Hon. w. B. Cornwell, of Hamp-
shire county, the regularly announced
speaker, was somewhat delayed in get
ting over the river. and in the meantime
Mr.. c. N. Wetzel. of the vicinity of Mill
vile, was introduced by Mr.. B. E. Beav-
ers and entertained the assemblage with
pointed and interesting remarks upon the
tariff and other subjects. Mr.. Cornwell.
who is chairman of the Democratic Con-
gressional Committee of this district, and
well known as one of the best stumpers
IN the State, made an able speech, and
was vigorously applauded. Last night he
spoke at Bakerton, where they had fine
meeting.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

John 7. McGTaw, the nominee, is
a native West virginian, about 40
years of age, and was born at Graf
ton, where he resides. A graduate
of Yale College, a lawyer in full
practice and connected with the
railroad, coal and lumber develop
ment of West Virginia. 1t is said
he owns more land in West Virginia
than any other single individual in
the State. Is counsel for the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company,a and
was elected prosecuting attorney for
Taylor county, and served in that
capacity until appointed by Presi
dent Cleveland the Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the District OF
West Virginia, comprising the whole
State, aud duriug the same admin
tstration was the U. S. Disbursing
Agent for the State of West Virgin
ia, and as such distributed the pub
lie monies appropriated fer the
building and repairing of the gov
eminent buildings in the State. He
was a delegate at large for the State
of West Virginia to the Democratic
National Convention, which met at
Chicago, and vigorously supported
Bryan for President. Is the member
of the Democratic National Commit
tee for the State OF West Virginia.
he was the warm personal and pc
litical friend of the late Senator
Kenna and ex-Postmaster General
Wilson, and had the honor of pre-
senting the latter gentleman's name
to the first convention at the begin
ming of his public career, and also
the last which concluded it. He
supported and followed Wilson thro'
his Congressional life until the lat
ter's failure to support Bryan in the
last election
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18
BIacksmithing.

The undersigned has taken the old aud we'll
known Thos. W. Davis Blacksmith shop, ard
will hereafter conduct the Smith Business in
all its branches ut this old established stand.
Hcrse-Shocing u specially. and all ktnes OF
work executed promptly and at reasonable
rates. Has had long experience in the BUSH
ness, and will guarantees satisfaction.
July 5-y. ABRAHAM ARMSTRONG.
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-stoekholders' Meeting.

SSO0N'IO'uSL9 "5StIHs'
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the kablctown and BloomeIy Turnpike Com
pany will be held at the Courf-H House in
Charles Town on Friday. October %. at 2 T.
NJ. for the purpose of electing q board of di.
rcctors for the ensuing year.
RoBT. C. RISSl.ER,
Sec'y and Treas'r.
WM. H:T. LEWIS, President.
Oct. 4. 1898.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18
President Board of Edu-
cation.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. L. NJ.
NC as an IudepeudentcaEdidat for Pres
idept of the Board of Education of Kabletown
Oct IS.
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.

CnAnrns tow. Jsyrnasor covarr. W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-18

TUESDAY MORNING. ooToBER IS. 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
CablGPlan0ColnDaly
SUCCESSORS TO
Richmond Music Co.
213E Broad Street.
j. q. CORLEY Manager

Eamcs and Edouard De Reszke Friday,
"Tannhauser." with Mime. Games. Nine.
N0rdica and VI Van Dycke: Saturday
afternoon "The Barber OF Seville" and
Saturday evening I'll Trovatore.'
Two Italian plays recently acted with
success show the curious tendency Of that
c0untry's theatre to-day. THE Soul"
was tried In Turin. and the audience was
Informed that 20 IL had been awarded
the prize in the competitor opened at the
recent theatrical exposition In Turin. 10
was written by the wife Of a famous
Italian patriot. The heroine Is cast of
by a man who marries girl that makes
his life misera bic. His former mistress
become the wife Of an honest man and
lives happily Her oil lover tries 20 win
her back. but she scorns him. In despair
he shoots himself In "Afterward," by
Auguste Noveli. "a husband returns 10
his home 10 find his wife with her lover
and he kills her lie IS acquitted OF the
crime by the courts but his children
will not forgive him His daughter re-
fuses 20 speak 90 him. and he finds IN
her room a picture Of his murdered
wife surrounded by flowers. Driven 70
despair. he raises his hand 10 strike the
daughter. with the question. Where
is mother?" his little son steps be-
tween the two. In vain he cries out
for her 10 come back 10 life ana spends
the rest OF his days haunted py her
spirit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
STAGE GOSSIP.


"G4ye.t M.nha.al ana h'i"r orc
iu Cun
Geraldine Timer VIII shortly return
600 rle boaIis
Della IoN is to become inc WIG
Hueh ChHuer-.
Maurice Barrymore VIII star I'D
new play nest season.
Julian Story designs DIS VIE 'hnlilA
E.mej gowns
Clara Morris VIII DE- sea" i" N''-'''
at Nr" YORK. lh7 "'N .,..,
Emma Nttadt mas '"l'- .'
iolt .hio.-H iltls' ...,- fl,
Lillian Rus el "li h'i 'Ir." ."
America ais season. '"- '' 80 SOUS
inhNo" ID Ali'i. r.-.l..
Aiiase A.t, mo N"--'.- o.,
l.N ware. gas
b-ch.lai i,.Ildi'.- ...,.-. ...i
Iaa l"'H', .i-. ..,r.. -, ~
sullivan comic opera. i"'
has just been celebrated Ut me aaNoiy
Theatre. LONDON ...- ''- me- r
lns thIs period iNr hIil''" p'''' "''
ptii 9'il' fi''''' ~ -.
ances OF the works Of these authors.
Tho American pubic mas 'l7' "'i .''-
inis period hiid ,.'.t d, ~a.
Gilbert aui sullivan "". guy d"
cent seasons. slF. Iie bltii''.'D 'l'l
r1r there has hr.l grown "''o vi
nauFa production I'. lN.i. ~.
i"o American CONF. opera -
mat W'niy years II'-' ,'...i
showing ihl. 1901
OF me EhaH,i '''' .,f., c.r
Juhi Afi-uf l..'N l -
lne Iie. linf lh M" 49,
Saws tle Evening suns Alir- Al.i"'
Eosll'nd. taken as "HDi'' i' iI'.
satisfactory performance qua" "'' que
thenia This actress. h ',''si.s lN's,
TWO characters. nas -'i'S'' .'l''i'.'s '
ol hor uue There l- H' '.-l" Oh"
Shakespeare. with the possible eAerp-
ton oi Beatrice WING" 1.i'" paw
shown chat actress "e'A points 7' CONE
pietely As soon as she peisuin's "'I-
SELF that as an actress obi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

dancers. There is no doubt that while
at the Academy oi Music they viii play
90 crowded houses only. Their perform
auce is clean. entertaining and faa mat
inc. aud viii Doc enjoyed 10y everybody
Young and old alike.
a matinee will take place on Thursday
December 18TH and the farewell perform
auce Thursday night The entire per-
Torrance will be given in English and
not German ass ON former visits.
CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION
IN tho Roster and Bial vaudeyiilcs that
come 10 this city on Christ mas Day and
New Years. are some oi tine best known
comedy stars in the profession.
Among the head liners are Bessie Bone
hii Gus Williams. Richard Harlow.
Berto Coote Julie kingsley. Mason
Mitchell Fleurctte, William r. Carleton.
Seclcy and West HMborta Pryne.
niece of President Mckinley May Mooney
ana many other vaudeville celebrities.
The salary lists of these two organiza-
tious amount 20 nearly three thousand
dollars q week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
GOV. TYLER TO INTRODUCE HIM
Geo. W. Peck. EX-Goyern9r Of Wiscon-
sin Here To-NorroN Night.

The second number % the Star Course
will DE "a most attractive AID entertaining
event The father of "pecks Bad Boy
and author Of his famous book, Honor
able Geo. " Peck. OF Wisconsin, VAL
gives his audience considerable To think
about and Il carry home with them.
Hon. H0ge Tyler. Governor Of Virginia,
has consented 90 introduce Mr. Peck
appear on the Association Star Course
tomorrow night. and his humorous lee
ture Good Bad Boys and Bad Good
BOYS" 10 an those who love good lee
ture. and at the same time good laugh.
Mr. Peck's coming Will be rare treat.
lie viii appear before crowded house.
As only about fifteen seats remained for
sale yesterday a few chairs will be placed
In to accommodate the public.
Mr.. Peck's first appearance upon the
lyceum platform was made this season,
and the Star Course Committee are 10
be congratulated upon securing him. In
deed the success Of the star Course this
season is already phenomenal, and a list
OF rare and meritorious entertainments
IL being presented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

nightly in attendance. audiences composed
OF he most cultured people In Baltimore.
Only plays uf ihD best aud ci..tueat d., p.s
ure presented and every thing done to
keep up the highest standard OF The
drama
This is the Organization which Mr.. Ale
baugh win present t0 Richmond auh-
enco Tor their verdict The use of many
adjective of "a sup,riatlve dcgrcs sfe
easily applied to nearly every attraction
that comes along. but ar. Alhorsh u-e-
lcrs 20 simply place his company before
Richmond people with its home record
and leave the rest 20 them. The repor-
tore Tor the week d. as follows. MOn-
DAY ana Friday evenings and Saturday
matinee. William TT. Cranes greatest
comedy success. "The Senator" Thurs
day evening "Ihe lronmastcr.' made fa-
NOUS hy AR. and Mrs. Kendall and SAT-
urday evening. cd dramauzation OF
Ouiia's famous novel Moths" The plays
will Doe presented with scenes. properties
and accessories from the home theatre
In the company are such sterling
stage folk as John n. Craven stephen
Grattan. John Wood. John W Albaugh.
Jr Percy winter Scott Cooper john B.
Dwyor and Thomas Slater and Misses
Grace MacIamhu. Beth Fraukiyn Jennie
Remark. Jane Rivers and Leonard Brad
ley.
MARIE WAINWRIGHT.
Marie Wainwright comes TO the Acad-
envy on Tuesday night In a new play
called "Shau We Forgive Herr II
comes with the endorsement Of both
JonG-n and New York and Is boy long
odds the best dramatic work from the
pen OF that proiEic English play wright.
Mr. Frank Harvey. II does not depend
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on any one act or scene for us success
nor to any mechanical ehoct. ne
strength of The play and its success l5
dns gololv to The novelty Of IT'S story
its strong dramatic scenes, ana inc sue
rorb manner in which DO is staged ana
acted. no.
The comedy. "Shan We Forgive Her.
las for its theme the story OF % woman
who iu early life was the camp Mon oi
q Yagabond miner in the colonies she
is possessed OF refined instincts ana as
uirauons and decides 10 break away
from her evil companions. ana DO a. ne"
world lead different liio. she goes 10
ENGLAND and meets and Wcds an aiusl
eugravcr and is supremacy happy "h.i
her companion of early days returns TO
TrrIand and threatens her with exposure
unless she buys his silence. through me
tse of money earned hy literary WORK
0fe bribes him TO leave her, but not Do
4..a their conversation has hefu "F'I-
heard by am oavcsdrOpping houseke' per-
who accualnts the husband oi ih' 4i"''
az affairs lie is SD shocked al DOR want
of ialtA and trust $40 him that Doe Turns
hc- -driN. but her devotion anu uNc
y,umauho1d. together with inc lAi'i N'"-
tiln OFF mutHal friends. eject a ieOo",.'
fnn The dramatic treatment OF inns
Story is in the authors hlpplesi VEN
and fine characters are all drawn with "a
,...st.- hand. 10 is "a reflex OF lneil7l
Social life that is am eXcmpihcaiion wi
.rof him without sim cast the hf-i 7''i'
that j. never effaccd from the memory
~ the spectatOr. ~ ia moreover UTE
bnte 10 the worth. dignity and noolil+
a.. woman that commands the aailli"-
ton and respect of ail
Manager Jacob Lit has mounted lh'
nlav iD "a particularly lavish manner me
scenery being by Homer Il. Emen-. ine
......t. artist of tho FOurtcenth-S street
Theatre New York. j. is eNceeclhs y
piotures1ue and appropriate. Miss N'ih-
wright is said 90 have made sI,''
success in Che leading role of 'shaH Nt
1-o.,i,a ffcrg--ono of thc greatest hlis.
On f9ct of her remarkably successful ,a-
reer ,-,. ,tt..
an Wednesday afternoon and night MISS
Nainwrlcht VIII appear as Lady ls''el
and Madame Vine in her own 'isIo"
of that popular play. l.i-l -' i'''''
TIE LIIIpUTiAN5.
THE three grand Daliets in THE Golden
Horseshoe" the latest success OF lH' l-lI-
i1r,ians which they will present NJ the
Academy of Music ON Wednesday Decem-
ta~ 1lfb arc the most originally designed
ever seen on amy stage. They are ."ii.d
Tho Pink French Ball. in which ah ii-e
dancers are clad Boo sofe silk ana salln7
the musical festival with the Ladies or
cncstrl. ICED by the Lhiputians as Su aus So
CGentach. Paur. Wagner SefdL SouS1
and others and the submarine dance
which takes place in gorgeou-iy deco-
rated sea- cave and is danced nf uIe
corvphc-s dressed ass c0rals pearls,
fishes. shells. sea-stars and seu-rose..
Great enthusiasm win Doe called forth
bv The living war pictures from the i1ie
war which end with "a splendid apotheo-
sis showing cuba IIhre. lu "Ihe Golden
Horseshoe" The LiiiputIans are better
than ever before and have the best of
, opportunities t0 fully display their Ncr-
satue talents as comedians. singers ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

Monday THURSDAY Friday SATURDAY
nho Lyceum Theatre Company.
Tuesday and "Wednesday Marie Naih-
Wright In "shau We Forgive Herr and
East Lynne"
Tomorrow evening the Lyccum Theatre
stock Company. of Baltimore. viii make
It's debut before a Richmond audience
and. in fact. as has been stated before.
This will Dee it's first appearance any
where outside OF ihe city which is is
home A few simple facts o7ncern'ns
the career of the company iu baitimoi r.
s.. perhaps The best introduction 30 could
have in Richmond. whore tine opinion oil
northern ncichhors carries much weight
in September. 1870. fourteen months ago,
Nouue John w. Alblush, Jrr placed bee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
WINTER VAUDEVILLE.
An Effort To BE Made To Make IL Pop
uIar in Richmond.

The vaudeville entertainments TO be
given az Sanger Hall beginning to-mor-
row night are In the nature Of something
new for Richmond. The promoters had
the idea under consideration for some
time and tho held and sentiment was
thoroughly canvassed.
Amusement lovers seemed 10 yearn for
vaudeville. for something light by which
TO pass away few pleasant hours, some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04
ANNUAL MEMBERS COURSE
! Strong List Of Attractions-tiys'an
Entertaincrs open Monday i2ih.

4
,-.,a..,,;,,c,s Omen Monday f9th.
,...,r,itteo Of the
When me i.I ,le.srmined to in-
y. vi. - a. '' BIZ. course. and t0
au-uI"'e UT, 81 r,l,,t..r- 81 the Assoc
provo ."i S',. r,ier1s "a list of clean.
tl".i'" "',' . aim. r,o.f attractive
and at the sam, 1..,.,c5 ,bo euc-
entefi3liliil," l.. r,ai,t,, vIre tno ate
cess ol l,' ".,'.. ,..- I'D ltaf was
tendance ''', q. .,'.oda1 no FIRST year
h'l." . ,,1 ltrfur the latter
of the STR ''-'. .-t.r 2. became un-
lat oi l.-s . stan attractions
Is."'I 'n.' ."' 49,. tbe attendance
%" I'D. ~ '...f,..,,,, AMI fla course clos-
was .''9 l..t'. .,.,,-iou. which
cd WIN i"'
WIS ii'Il.'. .t..' ,.-,,. Be- comnoea1
me comm, .'I .....f.tfon work.
OF me ION" ,,..irro.r. r. j. VIII
CTS d. ~ -.,.,,.. ami Afe+srs. d.
I-,'.... d 9.rsor r. o. Tahb.
NIL. ~ Z emitber T. w.
~ DO 81. ruar a. w. N0ut-
l.''-Il ,,-,..r.f1 I. a. Perkins.
b'I-.i' "- t - a. Hand
ID. N. 'i it.. - entertainments
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Soaps.

Washing Powders . packages for. .
Large Bars FIX Toilet Soap....... 3
Royal Soan ..-....-.. ..-.--..t...
cakes Kirk American Family
Soap for .........- .....-. .....-... .
. cakes Ullm8n's Best soap. f0r.. =
CASTLE Soap. fa-p0unl c9ke.......... .
Poor Mans Labor Saving SoHpl-ih
bars. 4c. or 3 bars f)r.............. -
Floating Soap per .............
Kinks American Fam y Soap. 10 for -
bellue NOIu ..s.---.- ...t.t.-..tt-...
1-lb cakes Laundry soap. no FORE. -
Celery Toilet Soap. large cakes for -
Kitchen Soap for cleaning . fOr.. =
T,muress Soap. a.. on 5 bars for -
Tigress. - cakes .-................... -
Turkish Bath Toilet Soap. I dozen
cakes Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Special Soap. 2 bars f0r.....-........
jefferson Soap NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Genuine lmptd CASTLE Soap white =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

entertainment 10 which they could take
their families. and the idea came lo q"
head
A place of central and convenient io-
cation was sought and the snug ana Coz!
little Sanger Hall WAS chosen because il
saves % a very large humble or theatre
eocrs tho expense of can fare ann p,
cause n Is within very short distance
or car lines 60 an parts ~ The city. Man
chester Chestnut HlI ana h"Ilo"
Heights. .
The han was engaged for short sea-
son and If the people who expire
themselves as favorable 90 vaud'Fl'le
Ccr Richmond in the winter season. q.
has been shown go have been the la'l
In the summer season. encourages inc
enterprisc. it SIS very probable ih'l win
,cr vaudeville viii bee permanent lns.'-
fntion I'm Richmond as ID is in o''''
prominent cities. .,,,
mo hin that hos been prepared ior 'n'
opening ifs said 60 Doe refined. interesting,
amusing and instructive. and nothing WI
Es sali or done to- onenl the most la ,.,,
tlious. while the price of admission VIII
foe a mere ifcm.
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Coffees.


Spaggetd. per To ................-...
oil Salt Water Pickles per gale. go
French Peas. per can-..-........--. -
French Mushrooms per can.-.-.... -
Splt Peas .........+.-... -t..r..tttft
Green Peas. per Quort.............. .
New Barley .....-.--.--...-.--.
IaUi0ca .-t....- t..t-f- --tr--+--.-- -
Macaromi. imported Ic. lb or Tbs
for .,...... 90. ..+.... ..-+.+-+.-..t. -
kummel Seed ........ ...... .-...... ~
Poppy Seed ..... ...... ............... 20
Olive oil. per half pint.............. >
Olive or. per p'nt..................... 10
Olive Oh. per quart................... 20
Celery Seed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Nermicelli ........... ........... ......
Sage. lib package. ................. .
Lindsay. per pound ................. =
Iimburger Cheese. per pound ...... f2il
Best 5witzer Cheese per pound ="
Sauer Kraut per Qu1rt.............. .
Parma, per pound. ...................
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Syrup.

Good Sugar syrup. per gallon...... 10
Fine y. .. MOlasses, per gallon. 10
Maple Syrup. quart cans............ 20
y. -. MOiasses gallon new crop. 20
rv.~, r,,. y a Nfoiass Der gal. 80
eii,.a. MI, rcr s,oIion ....... 30
Pest Vanilla Syrup. per gallOn...... 20
Golden Drin. per gaiion.............. ."
". .. Bfolasses. best new CROP. ~ ~
Porto Rico MOlasses. per galion...' ~
Good Vanilla Syrup. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

old Rve Whisky. years old;
Zine \. .. Corn Whisky, 3
wears old ..s..ttt.tttt-+f. 80 :, ,
French Brandy. 2 years DID,.
Pure ola va. Apple brdndy-.;
Old French Brandy . years Ola
New England Rum.,.......'.... :, =
Imported Gin ...-.- ..-... .sttt'
Blackberry Wine .....--.--t..-ts
Blackberry Brandy per gallon. !
Fine Catawha Wine per ffIInn - .
pure Va Peach Brandy. per Gal.
Good Holland Gin......-.--...... I.
Sweet cider. per gailon,.,.s....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-04

New Seedless Raisins ............-s
LARGE Bottle Essence Jcmon.....-
Large Bottle Essence Naniila......
Raking Chocolate per cakc....,....
eAMade Mince Meat. per ID. .
SHREDDED COcOanut.. ......-... ......s. u,
Home Made Jelly, per lb............
Concentrated I've. per boX........'
Matches. per dozen. ..........-.-::.s =
New Virginia Buckwheat' &c. id or 49,
ms Tor sessss.s-...s.s sffss'sf ffff-
Dry Mustard per hON................ y
Pigs Feet. per pound. ......-.-...... y
Rolled oats, per pOund..........'... .
taf Meal .s-..s-.- ----..-t-+r -+ttrr- =,
lO-lb Buckets Assorted Preserves. 30
Quart MasOns' Jars filled with
French Mustard, j3r............-... lop
Catsup quart bottle ...............- 10
Horse Radish. per bOttle............ I'D
Good Luck Baking Powder. per box
Table Salt 30 lbs % sack.......... %
Fulton Yeast Cakes. per pack.
Indian Glue. per bottle.------..-.-... =
Wine for Jelly, quart.........".... 10