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_ THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1897._
now S?e chopped
TllK IOLB? M (O-BPA-IIRB A!f AC
?-1TI ? ?nv - "*??*I- STREET.
COULD TARE CARB OF HERSELF
!,, WSB 4>?tcnalli|r f0 l?|CflM
(nf, i 'ilMSSSaj lint It Dliln't Tnrr
inn lb?* ??J-Among l.nrilra' Ap.
j ir? I
1er? 1?sued la?t Friday ?t 7:S
the children wetra vying wit!
In wrlgKllnn i
?hould go (*hrlst
f that afternoon. V
I ' Ist ! ;, Bonrtal
in con
S that m. r
, ' ' SB In the ?tores
I ha tal
- it aras with a ?-a.
Is *>- " - rsnnnsrs
Bl V i'. ,\1., wiiMt
I batr, and g-.v?, th?
rsfl kick as 1
ths n ho
r ?.?l.-nitiiy swori
I ' ': I ijusting .1 f, w
? "'inteiian?-o
S 1. id ?-:
t fourni v
all,'?
.
to pi v? nt rl"t <>r insurr.?-ti<>n or
Th.? nir ww
y. and BhM as to how
i sleigh, in rat?
. th? ,. '
set! ma W1 r.? put to mo 1
i answer and t?
?flamand?
i.?;?? dia
WB tfa r millibiilty and
Ir i?, h
. figure as ulMmnte r>
. *
v SB once
i" ir. .in thoroughfares,
B
' ' rglea ?-n her ,-r runl
bar nos i Kniffe.I at
iftet t*:?- BM
a aro
?ding a flock
.
our accumulated of. -, her
Bying v v.. '.??. . ?-nt hei
mull
. i
| Btrm|
f??r the
? -r l Jvmptng-Jacks in t
and "to
. .
. Hi. y tarry, f ?r. ?? * 1
ler-ln-Chlef s eulo"
i
i approach lo mutiny in \ht
f th?- i.p-.r- ' - \ : BM '
leg that I : t.? th" i e
- asgan d?
r. This
r tlifi chililren
slsrh:. It-?1
treaibisd continuously, and was *n???e
'tit II ol
? ?. I didn't ' ra i
'. > children, f??r
But ths < bub tndsr in-Chief
; ?>n oth?-r en.1s. and string th?
ng ?>f hnmanlty a tug. ah?
mi -.ii <k ?i". ?i
started. T* '? i-eaastnnca.
is ?going, But
, th '-t shs won! :
Hon. M.i'iy toy
. - ! ,e bun
and it w is
_ to SO?
column
-i-,- .. i re?
.I m - onljr a traast
| ? g : I was Bnmsdl?
... ted paca,
uni > had kaosra roo al
is they saw BIS ?l"lng tits
: followed me with sympa
\ i s _ s
s roungstsrs
ring.
. '
ler-ln-Chlef finally hnltf??l
-, hp?1 'h?n
column into tli?? establlah?
liko a circus, anil
a re d? lighted. on all
,W the akin? of i
and would
. . i ths moat at til b< i r. beef
Of tin re t. r
,: .?. . r ( llSTSlaad, I .
? : ?uldn't
. tO learn If the Stuffed
a- BIBB. 1 Ik n h?? under
ths I inga va a Isopard'B
l his thumb? Into the
thai once f.-rocloua beast.
I hief at this tlmi
i ttsr m h? r SJTS, nnd it
M who knew her char
,t to aocom
.! it t!,? n thS Id) B Of
me, and I
b ii. But soon I \vi?s
v olerh sras
to 1 :h a bla? k martin boa.
:.:ma!. very mucb like
b la avoMi I by
SCROFULA
It is Foul Blood's Advertise?
ment
But It Is Soon Cut-od by Hood's
Sarsaparllla.
V -. S Tafula, if anything, may bo called
the adven .?.-ment of foul blood. It is the
f the world?offensive, painful,
Bf, ?tubborn and well nigh
??tie.
il 'i ~'>j'l lestions do not cure, they
difficulty to new quarters.
Is may palliate, they cannot
Its stal, There ia but one eure
-;-> o it, and that ia to i-liminale tho
Um] from the blood.
one remedy tbat can effect this,
! he only one tbat, ao far as we
M almost invariably succeeded ?
-e the system has been polsoned
by long yoarg 0f taint, and the ravsges to
** ?"'laired are tremendous. Tbat remedy
?arsaparilla. Head this:
" My daughter was afflicted with .in?
jure blood. Thers were running sores
l>ody and tbey caused her
uueh aufl? ring. Wo tried raedlcinea that
?ere recommended as blood purifiers,
>ut could not see tbat they did any good.
I fri-nd told me about Hood'e Barsapa
?lleaud I began giving the girl this med
?:lne. The result was tbat abe was per?
tly cured after taking a fow bottles.
be has bad no sympt?me of scrofula
ore? since tbat time." MauiETTA M.
?itu, boutb Mlddisboro, Maes.
Hood'S Carina
? tb? bsat-ta fact the One True Blood Furiner.
!?*:?t upon noon's; take no aubatltute.
food's Pills ft^b?2?oo!ou?i(>' wia>
,ure la tunnuif.il m be abaolulr
' ?''la-tr. '?lliiKUpllievirj
an.iiioi>'.,'nt(w|. Heure* ?ri!teornui??mUrrh?\iiii
?' inlnfriiinonatoflvi. ?1-v?i, h: arn,alio?tinKpal
I? any pari of the I. dy Kopped la a frw <1? .\
rompt, rnrniilc
T-^r^'^^ b*?k "nd "" r*1"" in hiPS ?Wl lOll
?III* IIA' IC Ulli M.CV'...? nirn.1 H...I.I. f.:1.'._,
the b*ek are *|>??\i
1
!: mi '.v 1
il***,** At nil <
rr ?M i,-al ?,1t <
?MreetjPhauclelphla.
lora f?ii?ton
ntul ?lmu'1 ln\ *r:?.l
abat asen asad. The Munr?
?'l-are a ?rnaniie core f.r .
*la?Stc*Dt?.a tlal, ifyciun.?
la net Mnnycn, 1W4 An
It Is ahaoliiUly fr?*e.
~.^-i,?-i?.m?-.rnia, ti i? aimoiuuivfree.
thB fastidioun, wna producod, and tklS lh
?-ommander-ln-chi? f adjusted to h
neck, whereupon she ?fhlaked herself be
fera a lerga mirror, nnd then seruttat*
Sf her sli..ulrter. Aft. r loo
lag at herseir -Joswaya for ao-aa tin
r otb r asarttaa aad mink
and these ?leo nh<> applied tc, h?rf BSek
By find by g| . iirded by a arhol
defunct tooto-rica) Barden, bul Bothtn
exactly suited her. gke wasted the ta
-i the raartla la react dewa aa far as he
iad finally aben auck an aalasa
i aba waated aa?
with tbtea tails. Now area the childrei
had aenaa enough to know that Baissai
don t generally grow with bat
' ''' a? all thoaghl the Cetaatexader-la
Chlel I. - bar hands right there
But Bnally the lady el?
lia on th? Biartln, arhl? I
bad otl re? up t.>
. at ? me?
tentally, ab
ji<.<i tin- pri.i- ..f the t?rala!
After i Bad heard the rt tpoaaa,
dollars,v ?t ?ra? ?orna time I
.^d frtMB the fainting apell whtel
me.
"That's what I want y.ui tn give mi
Chtiatmaa, dear," aha asid, with
. nnd a tone thri
aaaumed a negatire answer to be ba
black martta win ba pre
idy will kiu-v
When the youngsters had mads thea
IB the fur
re, tie y demanded. \y
I ija, and tin Comnaander-la
unwonti d magnaalai
nouni ed in le-cent ? atah
Uahment ?iras bar aea point
the string ?if incipient humanlt)
was dtrected, and hoto, too, the ctitrwdi
peetfuBy taede way fur ns. Th? lead
? r al "ur party dragged the urchlni awe*
froaa ths toys Bod bled us to the kltchei
, irtmsnt Though the i.'O fur ba I
an Itera of the aatalleal considera?
tion to ii'T, she bow ba .une sataad ???
a spirit of overwhelming e??onomy. Bht
the lea iBty of charglag i
quarter for a bread-roller, and huall)
had ?his article knocked down to h-r foi
ara llowed to carry tht
artlcl? ttx at, the i klng-eten
alia were e<xaatlnod, and having ;
to tl lion of the clerks and pro
prietos that the same gooda could be
bt anywhere else al half ths price
: " al 7r> per
in addition to th.- bread-roller,
i -, a : Uy iroaaed bt a? th ths weight
or many pai
thai i '..a i some
in Ufe, when we were marched
In a double-quick to the Great .Notion
lubtleoa ao named because it i?
1 i" Ti ; any nOtlOB B worn.m
m ly take Into bar head. Here the ?*hll
dlrectlon of a won
di rf-.ii cat that vary im*nsaWy mewed
when pressed In Its la?eBq-bashal wiih
sufficient violence. I was detailed to cor?
nil the fugitives, nnd when WS wire once
i Hi cte i together the Caa**Ban?lar?
I? I us through the realm? ol
II I bustles. Then, and than only,
I was (lad I WaB man led. Xo r;ini;|.;
man oould have aaen the tklnas I did
and lived to tc 11 the tale. There were
bustles of all Sisea .".ni BhapeS, though
of them -.. ie ballt en the beoaae
rang plan- that i- to My, they ?ame bacl
at you, or rather at your back. Tie
ballt on tho pattern of a 0188tSat Would
have mndo good llfe-prestrvers, and In
case of emergency could even have l
I as shoulder ornaments for the mill
tary. I nm told, however, that they are
BOt BSlUaUy asad as sh' wider ornaments.
Aral the BtooktagS I aaw?Ohl me, there
were to many that I concluded ladles
?rara bullt on the plan of earwigs".
The Commander-in-Chlef bawwasd with
her eys OB thess ?-trange pnstuns. and
roamed b-ng and lovingly among tho ob
most oalOUlated to make me con
.late Btyaelf that I had a chaperon.
r mature deliberation and much ef?
fort cm the part of the clerks she pur
I" a paper of pin?. These I put In
my poek?Bl with her veil, girarse, and
pUfWB, whl<h I carried.
? hildren," she Hald, at this Juncture,
"I'm (?.itng- to take you home now.
? un vise In my trying to get plea*
at or a i.y thing when I've got you
with me. V"ur father would let you tear
d iWB ths city If he had his way."
And we all went haca, and 1 was Bad
and BOtrUWfUl, hut chuckled that Xmas
comes only once 8 ye.ir, though I couldn't
. what application our excur?
sion had to this great holiday.
Till-; WIM RBPORTBK.
WASIIINGTOX AS A t HI Kf HMA5.
Dr. Kll.ihnlet Potter on the Snhjeet?
Addrea? in New York.
(.New York. Times?ad.)
Dr. Kilphalet N'ott Potter, formerly presi?
dent of Hobart College, and now Presi?
dent Of Tho Cosmopolitan T'nlv? rsity, was
tha aS*aakar <>f tho evening at tho re
ii of tho l?ruwing-Koom Club, held
at tho Waldorf-Astoria last night. His
. ..as "Washington as a Churcn?
iiiui BSSl Communicant." Mis. Neitei,
piesld. m of the club, presided, 8M
Walter a. Logea latrodacsd ths apeeger,
la Bfboaa boaor the reception was given.
L>r. Potter ?aid, in part:
"Washington a? ho was. not Washing?
ton painted by guahtag tavdiitea or Berti*
aanprejudl I i it which should
be poss?'d on from the twentieth century
to coming Bgea. While the materials are
ar hand, it Btay be the prlrUega of any
one of us, with care, to add sumo true
trart tO the needed lifelike likeness. Ot
lato v.- bava reached, in the cyclone or
si mg und Irreverenco. the HO-calk-d 'tnke
h.!m - down - frciiri - his - pedesUtl' peno't.
Washington? of the rollicking, r.^l-faced
try-equlre type an; rnt-hly founded on
his m?iiily fOOdaoaa for horses and hounds,
or he is lapiaaentail as belonging to the
M-Inelpleil, profane man-about-town
1V?M. -astlroea may bava
besnOV? rfond as a youth, and as a strong
man Brader tremendous responsibilities
-any with Indignant epfthets, have spurr?
ed laefldeacy or rebuk?d Uaaohary. wn.-n
-?cklng Washington BB he really was,
ln>iulry invariably arises as to hi? religious
habits, principien, nnd I*-liefe. Fact?, and
{?eta o ' '*' f,,r r<^Ay
"One may n-eognlae man as essentially
. r.ligious ?-?'r?K. ?'Ut nevertheless not
und to account for his outbursts 01
Mst.ncy. K. according to ths thco
; tz<'d man Is a Chrlsiian.
,rge Washington, tho reoord o|
whose baptism I? duly -?sbeUatlatsd t>y
.poneori a"'I wltBiaasa If to the paator
deal Chrlfitlan Is one faithful as a
church officer, euch Is Washington, as an
itrvman. a designer of a
church bull'Hng, and a liberal ?upporter of
the church.
, the ever-watchful congregation.
i regular attendance upon
worship attMts the Christian.
neb thea, was Washington, as his rector
emphatically declares in the fcllnwlng
words 'He was the most punctual at?
tendant at church I have ever known.
\o company <*ver prevented his coming,
and his behavior was so reverential as
greatly to aid mo In my labors.*
"During the war he not Infrequently
rodo ten or twelve mile? to divine ser?
in? diary further records that on
succeeding Bundaye in Philadelphia, he
went three time? to the Episcopal ser?
vice, once to the Homan Catholic, once
to the Quaker, end once to the Presbyt??
rlan. Free from bigotry and respecting
th? religious convictions of otb-rs, be
V
OLD CHRIS HAS MADE A VISIT TO THE GREAT STORES OF
E. ANDERSON, SR.
and unloaded lots of poodies for all. He rame direct from the largest importing .umso of New York to the great stores. Call and examine his goods and you will be
convinced that they are far superior to any that's being offered A Binall order will convince. B_^_H_^H
Old 'Phone No. 2327,
At 1831 and 1833 west Cary Street.
Gooda sent C. O. D. to all parts of city and I Old 'Phone No. 862. New 'Phone No. 1146,
Manchester, Va. | At 212 west Broad street.
him:?, 1.mi on-?. Ar.,
Bold nt ?tore. 18(1 and 18.? west Cnry
street. Thonr them an order or leave
it at Store 2!2 west Broad ?treet.
Whiskeys are pure nnd direct from
dlstlllsr:
Pure CBtawbs Mine, per gallon! no
BSSi Claret Wine, per gallon.. ?"Ml
M'lns?'for Jelly . 4?
California Sherry Wine . Ft
Bherry Wtas . * ,M
I'ort -.Vine . w?
Claret Wlnea, per bottle . H
Rye Whiskey . i - "?
? ?Id Rye Whiskey . 1 BO
? ? . Rye Whiskey, 4 yar? old 2 UO
i ?I?I Uve Whiskey, f> year? old.. B 4i?
< ?Id Rye Whisk j. < y< an old., ?'i 01?
Pine N. C. Cora whisker, I
years c!?l . 'J ,M'
Be??, am. .'. years aid, i*?r sHil'm '<* l*\
Beer, i'vr ifevan .
N?w f".iigifln?1 Kum .
Imi? rted Oil.
lo.i, k! :ry wine, i-r quart....
Best Blacktx rrj* Wins, i^r tal?
ion .
Fin? Catawbs Wins .
*> pack? of .
. Holland Olo .
Wine, for Jelly, ?<?<*. pail?n, or.
i-r quart .
i t?.\i:i) MMMi
Small cans Bast TSSBBtOSS, PS*
ran .
Pi?? rescbr? *-i,<?un<l cans..
June Teas
I-ar?,"? cana Best Ti.matoes....
Finest Buzar Corn, pi.r nui....
Muatard, sugar idsh .
String Beana .
Condensed Mi!k, Pern Brand...
Condensed Milk, Rival Brand...
W'-Mt of Kn-iiiin-i Bauce, I bot?
ta - f.?r .
Potted Hani .
Potted T??rrini<' .
Coi n B4M f, - pound ?'an .
Canned Apples .
Sliced Pineapple .
Orated Pineapple .
California fellow Peaenea, larae
cans, ? stra quality, 2 for.
2 !"
2 ?Ml
15
BSJ
(HI
1 IM?
l BB
m
?i
u
.ft and H
mm
<i
H
((
7
H
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4
4
M
n
in
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Tub!?? Pearne? . l?i
Paked B?-ans. In tomato sauce,
csn . .1
Cnn F? art? . ?I
Lar*e ?an Ba-ted Beans, In to
muto ip.w^. ran . 7
IS-pound-bucket Preserves, as.?
sr,,rt?vi, r, i- *??. pound . i o?"?
FRIITS. HA??!*.?,. ?l'T?, CAMlY, *c
New Kal-fns .| !*?
New Kxtrn Raisin?, specially
for fruit cakes. * Rag, for_ 2ft
New i Layar Rslatna, 3
pounds for. H
New Bsedless Hiisins, per
1 . M ami 7
Qrapi ?. t?. r pound. VA\\\
N? v.- ('rirrnnTc. PCS pound . 7
New Cleaned Currants, per
;??an,l . **
Kxtra iln? ' liSlUS....
?,:ir?:*- California Prunes
4 pounda for .
Layer pig?. p*r pound .
I barge Rat ;i a, pound...
New Craabatrtsa psr quart ...
NSW Citron, psr pound .
New Mixed Nuts.
New Pecans .
New Filbert?'. P??r pound .
Pig?, 4 pounds for . '?' '
i - per pound .
mes, i er dosen . Bal
Extra Qualltv London Layer
; - r i..?'in?i. ??'.; ST 3
BBunda .
F -' Mad? l-vanca Candy, i U
ind .
.V- . MUM in Candy .
extra, quality.
:? . | poun?l? .
Plain ' andy, | r pound .
? :haln i i ? Ine .
ci r .; . , nut, packi
!.. . i ' . -?lariut? .
per Ih.x .
i . , at? .1 < locoanut p r pound
late 1 ?rop? .
11 r. ? 1 s .
12 packs Fir,"<"r:if'kern for....
l ,ri. i Pea i "? ' l" i* r*> isd, 3
i inda .
M
m
Kl
il
M
12
1?
7
M
21
7
H
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I
M
l.-i
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H
m
2.1
Home-Made Mincemeat, per
poiin?! .
California Prunes, per pound..
CRACKER-?.
Fresh Snda Cracker?) .
I.'mon Cukes .
Nlc-Nac Crackers .
Oj at?r Crack? r? .
Cracker Oust .
OinK?'r 8naps .
Animal Crackers, per pound...
En h V\y ! Cakea .? and
Giaham Wafers, per pound ?
FISH.
Codfish, In 1-pound brinks.
Arnerlrnn Sardines, ?"??larters..
Ami-riinn Sardine?, harrea.
and Mustard Bardlnei
ha! Vf s .
Bf mim.
Vi-rmont Maple Syrup, per ml
lon .
(' ] Sugar Syrup, per gallon.
I'm?. N ' ' afolan a, p? r ?allon
Maple Symp, quart cana .
N ? ?. Mol - as, per it ii"n, new
? rop .
Silver l>rlj>, per bsUob .
Vanilla Syrup, p?-r ??iill'in .
Oolden r i r i p. per f?llofl .
N. O Motaaaea beet tr?,w rrop.
PottO Rico M '; - a per gallon
?i \ ?. 'i ! ; ?
Prr-a.1 So?**, per pound, Be ' '
ir i ?i Potatoea, per peck .
'", .,1 ?"??.klnir Butter, p< r It...
New Y?.rk Creamery Butt? r. per
round .
Baker*? Cocoa, per package...
Large bottles Vai Ilia aa I . -
m-.n Beasnce .
Jelly, home mri?!?-. p?'r pOUttd...
Appl? [lutter, \'lr??in11 .
H ime-Mad? Mincemeat, p?r
I'"ir.d .
\SIiItp HfHill;?, per ?plan .
Lima Benns per pound .
Carolina Rice, p?-r pound.
1-pound-hag Sm-kinK Tob?ceo,
t?? r bag .
S'h.i?. I'filish, in r bottle .
Ib'tnlnv .,.
Virginia Buckwbi , , - psund
o
B
n
n
n
n
s
4
K
7
10
BSJ
1.1
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2IT.
BSJ
W
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BSJ
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22
12
in
21?
n
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5
4
4
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2
a
Farina . ?*
Homlnv Clrlts, per ponn?l . a
Herman Mustard. p?T quart .. 1?>
Bloirk Stov?? Polish ...I.
Corn Starch, per packag?. n
Larse (Mi*re?. per bottle . M
COFFEE??: COFFEESI!
Coff?..?. guaranteed batter ?han
Arbuckle's, for only, pound.. Vt
Arbucklv'a and LIob Coffee.... it
Crackeil-C.raln Toasted Coffee
for . I
Fair Green Coffee for . M
I. A RDS.
Best Butcher's for . 7
Pure for . ?
Good for . o
CADDIES.
PMi?k Cindy, pound, only. ?."-i
! a| Xmaa Mixed . '?
Best Yankee atlasd. r.>s;ular 10c. ?
JOAI'*?.
OctaRon Soap. bur. only. 4
Anchor P'iap, per oar .
Anchor Soap. p?-r box .
Hummer S?>ap. bar .
Hummer Soap, t??>-c .
Wushlng Boda. I lbs. for....
Mll'ili'l*?, Ac.
A 3-StrlnsT Broom .
A 4-Strtng Broom .
A .'i-stiinur Broom .
2-1 loop Buckets .
3-H'^p Bucket?? .
Zinc Washl., ar.i .
IIKA>S AMI PEAS.
Navy rtsans. quart .
Peas, n?w cron. aoart .
TKAS. Ac.
Fair Tea, pound tot.
Fair Teas. p??un?l for .
Best Tea, pound for.
A 7f?<\ Tea. pound for .
A ji Mogunee Ounpowder.
drain I>,t?i.?.r for .
Ground Pepper for.no and 10
Pit KIE*. Ac.
Mrs. Johnaon'a Mixsd, qusrt.. IJ
Mtxe,] Cucumbers, null'in . -''
Vinegar, gallon . aw
TOBACCO.
Plum, per pluK. only . H
Grapes, per p?ug, only . B
Manaola. jvt plu*, only. 1*
Sweet Briar, only . "*
To the r*ront Tobacco, only.... B
Queen of Virginia, bag. 1
Bird, per bag . *
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Good Pork .*H to a
Plates .,. I
Breast Pork . V
Breast Bacon .o and 14*
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BSSI Bug ir-?"ured .
Boneles? Ham .
Bologna Bauaags .
Smlthtleld Ham?, small, tor
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Piv. Ml.
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Com. bushel .
OatS, bushel .
Meal, bushel .
CHEROOTS.
Virginia Siar. pack, ??niy.
HI ??DRIES.
Cheese, pure erSSSB .
Sauerkraut, quart .
Rolled Oats, package .
Babbitt's I'.itHMh .
Babbltt'a Boap .
Polar Powders, 2 for.
Jowls (hog), only .
T'as. can. good, for .
30-pound cak?*?, per
pound .
Catsup. lie. b?)ttle f,,r .
Kizgs, only, per dosen.
Best country Butter .
Jersey Cresmery .
Valley Vlr?tnla Butter .
Nutm?'gs. 2 foi .
Ginger, only, juin ml .
Spice, ealy, pound .
Clove?, only, pound .
Mixed Sp'.'?" onlv .
MINCBMBATB, ate.
Best Mince for .
G??.?! Mln?e f.- .
Preserves, all kinds .
Appl? Hutt.'r .
Apple Butter. 3-lb. cans for....
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SPECIALS FOR CE1i,lSTMAS!?
Bom |S fSallotv ( 'ni'.iiiuiit??. so, Singer Snaps, 4b. pooad. ?HlxedO
Cheapest House in the City. Best Goods for the Least Money.
40(*. pnll.in. (Jo ??I Oookinff ItnTtor. 12^c. Ni?w S??<Hlles?? llaisin.-i, 7<\ |i?kiii<1.
i ,,,,?? ioc ?lo/un Pine Sherry Win?, 80o. Jelly, 8c. poond. ?Best Harns, lie. pound. Parres, 8e, jMoad.
.W ?^..n?;.V' ?,..m,.l V'rniibcrries. Se. q-.art. Citro... 12c pound. Try o?r 4 y,arokl Ryu Wlii-k.-y, * fSSm
M.xpiI C'nke?, 0 and 7a rjonnd.
( )nr (rnodl are of ths v?ry l)P?t (pitiUty.
We Own Two Larj^e Grocery Stores.
Biiv from us once and y??u will nlwnysbuy from tlie preat BonSSsteapers1 Prii-ml, wli.'ro you can nl
You will find our prie?"? the lowo-i
ways ?hvi? J? pet ?-eut. on your parchase
You Will Find Our Prices Lower Than Ever, and We Are Prepared to Heet Your Wants.
Fast delivery. Wt) r?n> f<>rir delirery ^as*ona Money order must eoaid with all shipping ord???.
de oVSu&W
?
\v?s careful to retain that confidence of
ths retlgtOUS community so SBBBBtlBl for
tie- pin c, ?g (,f the patriot eaaea
"If there are thus- who hesitate to rill
him a cbri'tlan, BBlesa b communicant,
this reaulreraeat, it mama, he aatlafl s
also. ThS testimony of his family and
frisada is that he commuoed rei
before ths war, althougb opportunities
ware in Colonial thaea tatraojaeat Ba com?
pared with the - prtrilegaa of
to-day.
"The Kngllph'Church, In which h
brought up. became in Its Ameriean
church's also Very generally d?ti s'.ed by
I patriota. On the other hand, Tory
I churchmen looked with suspicion upon
j WaahlagtOB'a patriotic character. IVi 1
Ing ran high, and BBS with a delicate
j m BBS cif propriety might naturally ab?
stain from communing when his no doing
would incense these communicant? who
distrusted or despised him. Naturally
Bishop White. In his old na-e. did BOt
remember to hav.- lesa him commune In
Philadelphia, but memory Is fallible, and
BlahOBS are not always with the same
congregation.
"lir. At'-rcr-mb'.e's story, representing
him to have expressed hlmHelf to -
body as though he were not a communi?
cant, cun become credible only as- Inter?
preted In view of the many reliable wlt
s who testify that Washington was
a communicant.
"A gr-at writer has aptly remark-id
of those who covertly or more op? nly
a? h to deay the truth as to Washing?
ton's i irc-tly religious character that a
formal attempt to refute their statements
or Insinuations won:.', be allowing them
a weight which th. > cannot claim im,:i
they can produce poelttve teatlniou? sub?
stantiating their position.
"This has B8V8B I n dorn?, and no?
thing is hazarded in ?.tying It never will
ba SOUS. At lea^t from the sad hour
arhea h? his boyhood he was suddenly
summoned from school to h is loved
father's, death-bed. und took up the bur
ce-n of self-support and the care of his
devoted mother, the relierions trnlts and
CUSteBBS which were his by heredltv, !, -
came thenceforward distinguishing marks
of his own character and life.
BTAir.XTOX P RUSO X ALS.
Movements of llraldenta?Hellglona
??ote??Brier Mention.
STAI'NToN. December 11.?(Special.)?
Mr. T. Peyton Brown, of the Staunton
Bar, Is spending a few days In Wash?
ington and Baltimore.
After an absence of two months, Mr.
George W. Brittain has returned home
frurn Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. Hrittain Is
much Improved in h.-alth by his trip.
Messrs. Ferdinand, Johns, and Adolph
Loeb are entertaining Mr. Augustus I/oeb,
if Lafayette, Ind., who is on a trip Bast,
accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Frank W. Hanger has returned
from St. Luke's Hospital, Richmond,
where she was summoned to the bedside
of her husband, l>r. Krank W. Hanger, u.
fsw days ago. The operation for appen?
dicitis was very auccesafully performed
on the Staunton physician by Dr. Hunter
MeGuire. and though at one time It was
feared that Dr. Hanger was dangerously
111. his H lends are gratified to learn that
ho la now well on the road to safe r?- :
covery.
Mr. O. II. Gresham will very soon re- :
move to Hagjarstown, Md., with his faml- .
lv, having ln-n made manager of the
linger Sewing-Machine office In the Al?
manac town.
After a visit of several weeks to friends
In Baltimore, Miss Mary Woodwurd Is
back home again.
Mis* 8usle Cochran, accompanied hy
Miss Mary Preston Graham, of Lexing?
ton, Is spending a fortnight of fun in the
Monumental City's social circle. Miss
Cochran and Miss Preston are the guests
of Mrs. Lee.
Announcement Is made that Mr. Ed?
ward P. Chamberlayne. of this city, will
bo married on tho 22d Instant In Appo
mattOX to a lovely Apyomattox girl. Mr.
Chamberlayne is a son of Professor H.
M. Chambirlayne, of the Deaf, Dumb,
amC Blind Institution, and is also a
m l*r? w of the late John Hampden Cham?
berlayne, the founder-editor of the Rich?
mond State.
The Baltimore papers spi*ak in moet
complimentary phraae of the appearance
In that city of Miss. Agnes Klnney, who
Is spending the winter at Profeesor Bar?
tbold Myer'B Conservatory of Mu?ic.
MIsh Klnney appeared at the Baltimore
l-:iks' memorial servie*?*, and made a de?
cided lilt with tht> musical critica.
Thursday, at Moff? tfs Creek. Mis? El?
sie Venner Sensebaugh vui married to
Mr. Jacob B. Clemmer.
Just a few days ago Miss Edna Taylor,
of 8h?ndun. and Mr. C. B. McAubray
wen? married at Hag?rstown. Md.
After a drive of 1.8? miles, William
Hlght, his wife and two children have
reached here, having crossed tiv?? States
te? reach Augusta, th?-lr old home. In a
?(?ring-wagon the family started a few
weeks ago from fhelblna. Mo., to come
back to the father's old home, whence
Hlght emigrated thlrty-threo years ago.
The long drive In open air greatly im?
proved the health of the travellers.
T'p at (Ireenvllle the Hupt let h are hav?
ing a protracted series of eervlces, in
which the Be*. M. I.. Wood, of this city. I
a taklna an at/Uva nerL Next week toe
Xmas Presents.
FINEST rr^^? wi LamPs>
D1SPL*Y M- ' ':jJtelKj Clocks,
Bronzes,
Silverware
OF
China,
Glassware,
Bric-a-Brac, P5j?i of Choicest
Art Goods, -4 j/1 Selection.
oot
W. S. HUGGKO., A??'
OFEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
Qoods carefully packed and .?hipped to all
points.
, , II t , II hlaHifTTs?Ml
HSV. W. J. K. Cox, of Baltimore, wti
preceded Mr. \V?>?><1 ns pastor of Staiu
t"n's church, will go to <?r???nvllle t
len?i a heli'ln** hand in the revival.
Th?? organisation of Olivet an?l Sear
mil Preauyterlan rhapeis ha? been pe?
Let?'?'. tli??y now constituting the Thlr
Presbyterian church, and the R?v. H. (
Gllmore, Of Brunswick, iln., hs? bee
Called tu th<? charges, ullvet Branch ha
elected th?-t-e SfassrS! Mr. John F. Youn.
an?' Mr, Jiihn W. Woom, elders, and Mi
J. w. Kltt.-r, Mr. O. B Barman, Mr. W
T. Basklas, and Mr. W. D. Keller, SSS
eons,
Kmaniiel Episcopal rhur h was m?>s
ful In it?? r* .-?.-ut "Festival of SSS
sons" Basa a r, and reallaea i^bout UU tat
tin* i-hurch.
Mi ?ara, Loula and Julius Wits, nfter a
vi-.it t,? Aaheville, tf. c, have, gone U
ap*nd tbi winter in Tesas,
Mr. Lout? Witz in tniv.'Ulng for hi?
health, and hi? trien?'? are gratitud to
learn of hi-?? Improved condition.
So mild and May like h r? besa the
past few liny? that the BUIBlBSr cars
nave been brought out from the winter
and put In service again.
The Ch. ? apeak? and Ohio Railway
Company Jiaa arranged to carry passen?
f-ets on a fast freight train from Char?
otU-svtlle this way, reaching Staunton
about Ii? A. M. This arrangement Is an
excellent one, making it practicable for
travellers along the Une to spend the day
here and return home before night.
Mr. John Capers, Jr., of Richmond, is
in the city.
' ?
To Cure m. * .?1,1 In One Day
take laxative Bromif Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it falls
to cure. 36c. The genuine has L. B. Q. J
on each tablet.
Cheat nut Stuffing for the Turkey.
Turkeys are best roasted onatuffed,"
Writes Mrs. B. T. Borer In the Christmas
ladles' Boats Journal. "But people have,
-, becoam aa aocuBtoBssd to the
flavor of the stuffing In the BBBBt Bf
the fOWlfl that It seems almost laipOBBl
Ha to gat along without It. Bread stuff?
ing Is no doubt the most objeotionable
of all. Acting aa a sponge. It draws the
h?cea from ths B?t?t, leavtag It dry and
tasteless. CheetBBtS are. much to te
preferred, and where these cannot be
procured swe?t or white potatoes or
r|ee may l>e substituted. All must
be bOtted b'fore using. For a 10-pound
turkey 1 Quart Bf Spanish or 2 quarts
Of common chestnuts will be required.
Sh.ii, blanch, and boll tin m until tender.
Drain, mash or chop tine; add a table
apponfnl of butter, a tenspoonful of salt,
and a BBltSPOOafB] of pepper. Mix, and
stuff Into the turkey."
Saved by Prayer-Book.
(Philadelphia Bresa.)
Tho fact that he carried his mother's
prayer-book In the breast pocket of his
seat Baaed John ?lallagher, of Brooklyn,
from Instant death.
bar, with a number of friends,
was celebrating Van Wyck's election last
Wednesday morning, when he waa at?
tacked by a party of Italians, one of
whom made a lunge at him with a sti?
letto, but the book turned the blade.
In the battle which followed, Gallagher
waa cut several time?. Tv o have been
arrested, charged with the assault.
?OULI UlBT.
0METH8NG NEW
tant? parkac* of th? world? beet
for a nickel. Mill freatereconomy in 4-pouad
package. All ?rooera. Mad? only by
TMR II. K. FAIRBAXK ?COHPAsTT,
?SaUcatfo. bt. Loan?. .New York. Bo-loo, PbU-di?lr???-??
(W..wrati
GREAT CHRISTMAS VALUES
IN
?Men's, Boys', and Children's Clothing,
Hats, and Gentlemen's Furnishings
AT
J. R. SHEPPARD'S,
Corner Fourth and Broad Streets.
MEN'S FALL AM) WINTER 8UITS.-8ee our?. Rest line of
patterns ; more to obooss from, and for lesa money than you'll bo
fieve. An All Wool Huit for Ht7.50, for $8.r>0," f?.r $10, and by
easv stages t<> #-0.
"MEN'S OVERCOATS.-You'd thirl: we had " cornered " the
market the way they K?. ; the ?-.ewinjr, the cut, ths Unish, s?? dil?erent
from ordinary ready ?inane clothing we won't plngls out any. It's
the heut lim? we've ?m?l. < '??me and m>o them all raro values $7.50,
$8.ft0, $ 10, $ 1!2, $ 1 \ $ I ?.?O, $ 1 <S, or $120.
MEN'S HATS AND FURNISHINGS Our ?-lock of Hats com?
prise?, t-verythin-f in thai line from u 10e. (Jap to a $3 Hat. Our
$1 Hut, In the latent blocks nnd colors, is a wonder. Our $.'{
Sheppard's Special, ?-iiaranteed to wear or money back, is the b?-t
wearing Hat in Richmond.
Por Men'B Shirts. Underwear, Glove?". Handkerchiefs, and Neck?
wear we are headquarter.??.
We give Richmond Trading Stamps with each purchase.
J. R. SHEPPARD'S
NEW CLOTHING STORE,
Corner Fourth and Broad _trtr?=?t_.
(?1? o-Sii.TuAr")
t
WEDDING
DECORATIONS,
BOUQUETS,
AND
CUT FLOWERS
Hammond
Florist,
107 E. Broad Street
Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to.
Goods Shipped to All Points. ?
<oc 31-Su,TuATli3m)
The Pleasure of Intfcipatfon
is said to l)e ?j-rc,iter than that o? re?
alization, but this isn't true of a
Schubert Piano. When we sell you
a .Schubert or Kingsbury Plan?
all that you anticipate in sweetnesa
and purity of tone, richness of mel?
ody, and all around pleasure that it
will afford you, is sure to be real?
ized, and you will have the worth of
what you pay for one over and over
airain in general satisfaction.
You are cordially requested to call
and examine our fine Amas stock.
Our prices are low and terms easy.
Richmond Music Conripany, ?13 E. Broad.
m? r.-s ti* tu i_
R. A. PATTERSON, President, L. Z. MORRIS, Vica-Pis??but,
JAMES M. BALL? Cashikb.
The Savings Bank of Richmond
corner Eleventh and Main streets,
In National Bank of Virginia Building.
Capital.._.$100,000 00
Surplus and Undivided Profits._ 52,232 44
Sums of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed. Krj-otiabls Panas
lUcounted. Loan? made on real estate. " "^
Open daily ir?m 9 ?. M. to 3 P. M. Satnrd%ys til? 13 IA, j* ltt TM T-hffi^

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