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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
ANNEXATION TALK.
rHE BOARD or PUBLIC IxrHRIsfs PA
voR ANHHxruG xAlCHEsrE1.
The Exemption Of New Manufactures from
Taxation Decided Illegal,
&C, &C., &c.

The Board OF Public Interests held An
adjourned meeting in the Council chamber
yesterday evening TO consider the advisa-
bllity Of annexing the city Of Manchester
10 Richmond. Present: Messrs. Bethel
lcbairman), Elicit, Cutchins, Peasants,
Courtney, Cyump, Przzini. and Purcell.
Mr. Purcell said be favored the aunexa-
tion-frst, because II would increase the
population OF this city, which was in itself
q considerable advantage, as Il was easier
for city 10 increase it, population from
100, $50 10 $4,000 than from 75,UO0 10 l00,-
COO and, secondly, because il would furnish
convenient houses without detrment to
the city for many men who cannot come
10 this CITY and build on it, suburbs. TINS
lsct, he Said, was clearly illustrated by the
great increase Of the population m Man
chester by workingmen. Mr.. Purcell
said that Manchester was a very live place /;
that her financial condition was good. aud
annexation wauld pay this city Handsomely
~ m investment.
Mr.. Pizzlni did not favor the annexation.
because be saw no good that the city would
derive from It. He said that while tae
wDrktug-men could now buIld ch'tDei
there than in this city. thin when the cities
were annexed the property in Manchester
would increase In value.
Mir. Courtney thought the annexa,ion
would greatly advance the interests Of the
eastern portion Of tins city. lie moved
that the Board report 10 the G ity Council
IN favor OF the annexation Oi the city oi
Manchester 10 Richmond, under sulfabit
restrictions.
Agreed 10.
Messrs. Courtney, Cutchins. PiZziui. and
Retbel were appointed a Subcommittee T.
formulate the terms Of annexation.
TIE TAx-ExEHPrI0N scHEME.
Mr. Courtney. Of the subcommittee ap-
pointed - investigate the atvisability o'
sxCmpting new manufactures from taxi
ton IN order 10 increase the Ousin, ~ en-
tCrprisc Of the city, reported that confer
I ence had been held with the CITY Attorney,
and he was Of opinion that the project was
! unconstitutional.
The Board decided to return the rr'ou-
1 ton to the Council with this statement.
4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
,By ,eisxrapn to the Dspssoh.l

BY tfi0xYupn 10 kue b0t0ssst
yNrA. 1. T.. November 3.--At Souse'
west City. "wednesday. Colonel Mcnss
who has lived on Cowskin prasrfe. IN tnc
Cherokee Nation, Tor fourteen yesfs, -
ar,ssisd and placed IN irons by ofnccrs tr0@
Alstamz, who will convey him there -
once. lie is charged with murder, sne
llothcr Of tho victim was with tue a'nsen.
McBee was thought q great desi VI ~ n~
noIghlors, and the arrest ca'i>ed spe
greatest surnYise. The prisoners fafaer
resides in Ksusas, and y said 10 oe mm
Of means. en the 18th day oi fsn-
ruary, Isse. several men were toss-
ing around storr in tire little town Of csn-
ter. Cherokee coubiv. Aia. Carroi Heoes
and Joseph fardwick were among the nun
brr. In some WV they commenced wreN-
ling. IIardwrk, being the better man on
the two, won the fsl. Carroll Jumped 70
bis feet and declared that iisrk wick cou'o
moi do n again The latter declined 20 Try,
sewing be- did no. want 10 wrestle agsin.
Tbis ncenscd NcBee. who vent oui.
side for a moment and then returned
TO the store with knife slipped up
hi, sleeve. striking 80 Hsrdwtck -
soon a. he was close enough. hsrdwsck
warded oil the blow and smoked NcBee
down. The latter Jumped io his irtH lus
q. p-rties present caught Hardsick ana
plunged his kulfs into IN. ist'er's pody, in-
iiichug a woupd from which be died that
righ,. Mcl,sc jumped on his horse and
ned to the monntaius Of East Tenncs-
sre. the relatives ~ the dad man aud the
officers pushing him close. lie finally
eluded his pur~uers. however. and escaped.
He was heard 81 ~ Texas, and an
attempt made 10 ,zpIur. him, but
he again got swTv. aud WAS heard
Of no Inor. urtil b. wa found to be IN
the Indian Territory Al the first grand
jury after the crime McBee was indicted,
hut as h. could Dot be found ibr document
reposed IN The courl.hou,e until MAY, iss2,
when that building caught irc aud the
major portion oi the records and doct'-
ments Vcre DESTROYED, amOng them the IN
dic'Ren, against MciIre. THIS summer
when Mr. nardWick. the brother oil the
dean man learned 81 the whereabouts oil
McB,e, be- had hlm r,indicted, aud his ar
rfsf fnliowaf uc above stated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

At the regular me"tu. of the Board oi
Directors 0i t1e Firsi National bank, held
18th instant, th, following notice 81 tnc de-
cca-f ~ BIZ. 4. =. stokes was ordered:
.s Ne are called Tor be third time since
Che organization oi fhi- banh o. record g
death from amOB- Our associates in ir.
director this time Il tIc oiJe,. memJe,
except one.
Mr. Allen y. Stokes wI, elected dig"r-
tor on the l7.h Of July, 1853. and ha- De.n
continuously o. tho position since t-a
date. IIr was Of al. times duriug this ion-
period the tauE'- faithful friend; never io-.
au opportunity i0 declare the favor iu
which ho held n. o. t0 advance IT, inierr~'-.
We ,h1,, ioye e. taiHk Of him a- be- alv..>
appeared in Die roi-ilu. with us-r1.-.
t.,u.. kind. genial, modest
ITO h. brreaycd family we cIyeour s.H-
ccrc eympa:hy and conJoiencc"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
TUG BLOWN To ATOMS.
Four Elves Lost by an ExpIosios in
Ebe East River.

T. New Yorh special SAYS: The little tux
SUNBEAM was blown 10 atoms to-day IN the
Last river hy The explosion OF her boiler
She carried q crew oi three men, al OF
whom arc supg sed 10 have been aboard AZ
ih. time. A couple OF sailors on q schooner
near The tu- were thrown into the water by
The shOci, and one Oi them was lost, the
u;.cr WnjurcG. All that was LEFT OF the
fpg j. lOf of shattered spiinters and q
iaigc ragged piece Of boiler blown ashore.
The schooner J. II. Deputy, oi Bath, Me,
Cop.au staff, came TO anchor yesterday al
,hr foot Oi ~rYrufy-nlnih street, and began
dI-chaigIuc her cargo % iaths. About noon
t0-dar thc sunbeam was passing up. Cap
tain stan hailed heT and DarSained with the
MASTER 20 toW h., schooner 10 Hunters
Point ~ soon - the l3ths were removed
The Tug was made fast md waited. No one
was seen 20 leave her nut the engineer, aud
hc returned within ION minutes. Il Is
supposed be went ashore 10 get drink.
tu the captain AND crew Of the schooner
Deputy assert That there n ere no signs Of
drunk nuess. IL wa, ahOui O'Clock when
the explosion occurred. No one was visi-
be a. the tine on board the tuc. Edward
Bradshaw. sailor, aud ". LOdgkins were
~ the &C; Oi Fl iing their arms with laths
when the shOcg occurred, and they were
thrown overheard. Bradshaw managed 10
save himself, but the steward went 70 the
bottom.
shortly after the explosion mans body,
horribly mangied. and with one OF the
limbs missing, was picked UP in the river,
and later in tue day another body wa, found
ashore. Il Wa covered with scars. The
report Of the explosion va, heard for more
than q mile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
Deiesgte ie the Sstienai CoBvoutiss
of Ine Exposition noard.

Caplaln T. i. Hooe, q AIeAandfla. ha'
been appointed by Governor Lee 10 repre-.
.eut Virginia iu the National Convention oi
the Exposition Board Of Promotion IN tae
Permanent Exposition Of the Three
Americas. which will be held in Willard .
Hall. Washington, II noon December TIN.
This Board H. formed 10 consider ana
perlecf plan for properly celebrating the
one. hun dIedfli anniversary OF the Con,ti.
tuition Of the United States, the fOur-hno-
dredr, anniversary OF the discovery oi
America by ColuuIbus, and 70 arrange io'
A l,er,uaueaf exposition OF the antiquities,
aris. md industries OF The three Americas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
neass Of . yenera,,e Lady.

Nrs. james II. Pecor died suddenly ia'l
night nt her residence, GIG north El-h'l
street. The fatal aiiment is thought 10 have
been heart-disease, as sbe had not com
planned Of any illness. Mrs. Pecor lori her
husband only a few months ago. IL i
supposed that the loss Of her venerable and
lifelong companion had an unDerrcivea
but destroying effect on the aged lady, and
haS;ened her death. Mrs. Pec0r was tady
Of lne business instincts, and IN conduct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
business Failures.

NEW YORK, November 96.-The business
iailures far the past seven days throughout
the country number for the Unifsd states
l20, and for Canada %, or q total OF ZIG.
as compared with 242 last week and 23i the
week previous. The CASUALTIES are more
numerous In the South this week than 10
any other section of the country, 8. being
reported.
Milwaukee, Wis, November 81.
Abrahams 4 Co., clothing manufacturer,
failed to-day; liabilities go, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
rpITcE sUTTiNG's PLANS.
His Invasion Of Bsxico Oaiy . Cello
nizstIes Arhsms.
~, ,,l.,,. ,,h a. fh. rnsr~trh

CHICAGO, November 2G.-A Times 500
cial from Fort Worth, Tex, SAYS: A. h.
Cutting arrived IN Fort Worth yesterday,
accOmpanied by Lee arb, 4. II. Mckee,
and d. Y. stevens. In an interview with
cutting and Mr.. Clark, they said they
would E; Le m an The northern and eastern
cities during the winter. and Cutting
would lecture. h-krd pointediy about the
GIbustering scheme, cutting wou.d not
dsclsim the Truth Oi some of the state
mcuts made. huf said hr could not tell al
there Was IN Il. lif seid:
"Whcn can show certain parties IN the
North that can ~,t 5000 ucn ] can gitad
the capita ueedrd.'
Er. ..,, ..aIk Glp- 'i-ciaim the tilibus-
irmg taik. bul saw tlCs intend 10 OreantZe
mammoth colonization company, winch
vii yCOpic IL, uolih'rn -iaic. VIII Anglo
-gXou-. Tho Nc.ic..n Government u very
nbelsl o. colOnlZcrs, anu tnis alone would
be an lnGuceneut tO hsys people come.
They have now three Offices--one In ~.
LOUIS, one IN r. PasO. and the headqnar-
ters in Chicago. ~ theiC l. suy change IN
m. GoVefrmcnf % The states settled
i' w.ll be in 3 revolutionary form, carried
Oh by the lovers of freedom, who will oc-
cupy the country. The immigrants viii
come armed, Of course, but Il will not be
a. flbuster.. The leaders claim 10 know
the exact number Of men In the hexicIn
army. the tud Of arms they have,
the charsaer o. troops. the iopo-
grapby oi The country, and where
water l. % be foaro. and all that would
be necessary foF au invading army -
krow. They do not claim % cypect grc9e
aid from Texas except 90 the fr0o-
( tier. " ber, the old iiU' hatred of Mexic1
/ la. not dtcd out Thn y Nlr;h hey look
! upon a- their field. Thy believe tie old
/ 4bolitiou ireuuc is 81. strong %. ger a,atnsi
! aEy Kind OF hyery. ana .sy thar p"0Dy in
I Mexico IL many time. more CALLING than
slavery In th' nrrd states ever was.
I The, also clrini tuai tbe bIlb oi the Mexi-
can Amy j. composed = criminals VINO
usyt no pstnp -n, Lui. On tHe olnirarys
aTr thc GoScrnmeri enemies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
R,ei,mond Theatre.

Fortune Fool !, 10 be repeated ~
,fhe mafiufe 10. dsy and Tonight. IL y =
play tbsi surety ought to draw crowded
ho,Ises. It.doe. both author and actors IN
Guite credit The costumes worn last night
were yerg beautiful and complete change
from tho.e NI,s l.iI wore The niSni bf-
Tore, The audience was very select, and
The star was frequently called before the
curtain. 1t will prove treat to those wno
attend to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
@ @ @
y. -. -.
NE0FILi OF LTyGS RELlEYLB,

IAN nov roTty-Line yeRrS Old. sud nave
suffered fOT the las; fifteen years win y
luUa trouble Several members of the
hmiiy OF nv mothers Gide of tine n0uze
had diec Vith cor sumption, and the doc
tom were al agreed ia their opinion That
had consumption also. ! had al the dis
tressing symptoms OF that terrible disease.
] have spent thousands OF dollar TO arrnsi
the march Of this isease J have employed
81 OF the usual methods not Only IN my
ovD case. but IL the treatment OF oihSI
memben o. my family. but temporary re-
nef WAs Gli thst 4 Oh aimed. ! wRs unfit
for any manual labor for several yeare. by
chance ] came into POSSESSION OF p<in-
phlet on Blood and Skin Dlseasee" from
the Oflce OF swim Specific Company, Al
lKu!s Gs. A friend recommended the ue
o. SwifiG Specific, claiming that he mac
been grest!y benefited by ia use IL some
lung troubles resolved TO try IL About
four yesrS age commenced 10 tsko > = ,.
according 10 directions. ! found II nn
nviFurItinr tonic. and have used about
ms botiles The results are most re
mhrksnie. My cosen has len me. my
strength has returned. and ! weign sky
pounds mo5e than ! ever dio IN my lie.
IL nst been three years since ] stopped the
nse o. The medicine. but have hao no ro-
turn of The disease and there aye no pal rs
or weakness felt IN my lungs. 90 tne
hardest kind OF mechanical WORK. ana ieei
ss vel IA ] ever felt sinoe ] wss boy
These ] know. are wonderful statements
10 make. hut J tm honest whom say inst
J owe my eXisIeucs and health to-day 70
sWint Specific. IL IA the Only meclcl
that DrOugnt me any permanent relief
DO not Say that swiftt Specific will do this
II every case. but moai pE.tiVely &fnrm
that 81 has dune this much for me aud
would be recreant 70 the duty ! owe 70
suffering humanity u J fkiled 70 bear tiils
cheerful testimony 10 the merits Of tins
wonderful medicine. am well known IN
the city of Montgomery, and ! can refer 70
I. J. HOLT.
MOSTOoNER1. ALA. June IL. 1eSo.
swiffs Specific ~ entirely veGetahie
Treatise On Blood sno skin Diseascs mailed
free
THEgwIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer s, Atlanta. Ga. OT 1877 weet Tweu-
tF-fnsYd stre4t New York. no 2T-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

Ing the stall of W. c. AisiSson, In the fir-l
market, and sfcaliug ihcrefrom lot n'
eggs; also, breaking and entering the stall
Of Nuckole & Dean and stealing sixiren
dozen eggs. The evidence 10 The first case
was copclusive-s box contaiuing eggs,
which was identified as the one In winch
egrs were kept In Mr.. Atkisson's Hta'l
having been found In T@ymsn's posses
sion-and the accused was sent on TO the
grand jury. The second case against him
WIS dlsmissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
Sent a. for Violating the niied siaEss
Revenue Laws.

United States Marshal scott returneeirom
Petersburg yesterday with shadrnck sluD-
GERS (gOlnrcd), whom he arrested III tlai
cit, Thursday for having IN his possession
a lot of tp,tamued manufactured tobacco.
Tine accusef was taken befure United states
Comrpis.ioner Plcasauts. by whom be wa
cent ON In tie Grand jury and bailed for has
anne.rancs on the lItb Oi December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
Inn trteran Pisre-wnker.

W. james ". Vosc. 0i Nose d sons, i-
The olJ,si living piano-maker. he i~ a-
sisted Jog ms thr,e sons, who were reared
in tie business. Cal. and see style No-r
pricht tuat Wc make a ioqdcr for tb" Io.l-
day season only. IL prI.s Is within you-
resch. and easy instruments il dc8ire b.
Walter y. Moses a Co.. Hii Main street.
Virginia agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

CHEWING a BOSE, ~ n, eat Main .ns
vest-hroad street improved aud uultn-
proved property.
y. ". BOW r, AZ a.. twc a.Iss of lsps In
hrnrico county, on the Rrook lurn-
pike.
RICHMOND BAZAAR iOA NJ hanex.
mules. buzsies. &c: IL A. A.. two
mbob.eo"a buegisa hay. &C.
r, T. CooK. 81 Z. ~. watches. iev.l,v-
ciocks SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

The concert for the benefit OF the 0rg1n
tuna Of Union-St1tion Methodist church
dld lot take place THURSDAY evening. a'
advertised, on account Oi bad veainc-
The concert. however, will be given q, a."
e.rly date. due notice oi which will appea
~ the IlL.nnicL and Slnfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
hs FRENCH BRANDY.

Tne vintage IN tho Chsrentes has again
fslcd Rpo We are told that the little Brandy
thai viii be made will command eBor-
mOuhly high prices
We have stll quite g large stock ~
FRENCH HHANpIEs, guaranteed ss pure
g. Any ever made. on hand, the price o.
which We have not advanced, although We
could not replace them except 81 largely
Increased COS :.
These BRAEDIEs lmostly Of ou- own
direct Importation are from the houses Of
James Hennessy DubOis Freres. and j.
RAusou houses Of Tie very highest stand
inc II CuEusc.
no 21.tDssl OSCAR CRAM co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
rclsnnpIs nnn Hriefs.

The Irs,iug Court was moi in session
ye-ird.y.
Hon. r. II. R7vay Erowne. concrc---
man-oieo' OF the Tr-t di-'rist, was II th.
ci'y Yesterday.
Invitations are oui Tor ihe marriage o.
NJ. samuel =. Eam and Mis- LIZZIE a.
Chamhcrs, Thursday, December 2i. 3 =.
b.. ~ thc second pIe,brtnr3u church.
IN our i-i oi appointments o. tbf Nj "-
dist C0Hiereuce trIi for Orange clrr
.t0uid tavc becr Rev. L. r.. Muii"u, aut
Rev. Char,s Il. NeGlce f0r CuIpeper cIf-
omit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

The following law-brcakers were received
II ihc penitcnLmry Yesterday: From liocs-
lngEam counly-EdWArd Banks, two wears,
for burglary. George Minor, tour years.
malicious shooting; Edward Williams,
ii, ht years, grand larceny; Net ,lones,
,ight years, grand larceny. From kin-
V iliiam-Jtmcs Y. TbOrItOs, two indlci-
ments. one Tor housebreakiug and the other
Tor grand larceny, three and one bali years.
An fns r,ariies are c1lOrFd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
MORNINC 81 IM6

ing ber affsirs IN former ysnrs here hni
raised many young w6men who did credit
70 her nainsta Sing care. She was typical
Nlrrinian in feeling. and was also n good
vile and mother. In the home circle she
viii he sadly missed. Her children sur
yiying are Miss +. Laura Pccor. Jaaes II.
Pecor, Jr., Benjamin X. Pecor. and Edwin
Forrest Pecor-fhe latter In Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
suprsme Ceurr Of Appeals. Yesterday

BOcOck's executor rs. The AIIeCIany
Goa and Iron Company and ais. Argued
by General George j. Hundiey for appel
liant. and submitted.
Smith and ais. rs. FoX's administrator.
Dismissed for failure 10 print.
Camp Us. NOrneers admini,tra,rix.
Argued hy &. II. Causev, Esq. for AZ
pellant and by Robert K. Preniis, Esq, for
appellee, and submitted.
Chafiin rs. Lynch. Argued ty JACKSON
Guy, Esq, for plaintiff in error and con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
AuecInl Neffpe.

We have . large assortment Of Overcla''
in light, medium, and heavy weights.
ranging 10 price from . 10 s3j, and e..
liegse most any one Ia want OF IOoa
Oyercoat. And We guarantee our pric--
60 be as Tow o. the lowest tIli aud exam.
Inc cur stock. l.. q. ~rESCE soN,
gl Hain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

4 MATCH RACE as
"A fsJr pursa Of $500 SxrvA
viii take pace ~ the e<O
fsir-Grounos TO-DAY
seaturdsyi, November 27ih. betvsep Jsms~
risteherk bay Mare WIZ MguIUN snG
EFT, TO harnse; tesf 8 In q. HorS~s ~.
and track.
Also, RACE for sieo . ads. as ss.,p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
A REsINIsC.N"I OF -7s.
Why Mr.. Tfiden Decio.d 70 Psrsus q
Conservative Courxe.


A Washington special says: General
John NJ. Corse. who has been IN the city ar
ranging matters preliminary to his taking
charge of The post-ofiict Al Boston, 10 which
be- has been recently appointed, while herr
met many friends, and talked over old
times. lie served With General Sherman
during the war. and his close relations
with Mr.. Tilden, subsequently, placed
him in possession Oi much yatua-
ble information concerning the un-
written history Of the critical times ~ the
election OF 1876 and the extra constitutional
settlement Of that controversy. The facts
presented 10y General C0rse throw some
li.,hi upon tir. Tiiden's action AT the tune.
Aftor tie result was announced and Il ap-
peared that be- had Drim1- facie title 10 the
presidential Office. General C0rse was one
Of ihe confidential agents oi Mr.. TiIden io
visit Washington and sound the heads OF the
Republican Administration and ascertain
what course they would pursue shOnid there
not be q formal drclarafi0p Of the result by
Nsrch Attn. General Corse net certain Re
publican senators and representatives In
an incidental sort Of u wag. and was moi
long in making mp biz mind that the Re
publican managers were determined TO see
their candidate inGugurated II II were in
the newer 0i parliamentary ingenuitv,
legislation, or any other method whicb cir
cumsfanoes might deierwine. The friends
Of MIR. Tilden were equally dstermined g.
sustain what they regarded ~ his indlspu.
table right 10 the kxecutivc Office.
Prom tbis quarter he turned his attention
10 the army. He felt no hesitation Ia ap-
proachng his old friend, General sherman.
He asked the General what he would con
siGer his dHiy In event Of ialiure to elect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

wHEEK To FIND PEARI.s.-sscienti1c peo-
PIE have been instruoting folks wnere 10
io0f for pearls; but right here In Rlchmood
and Rdy AGENT territory they abound-in the
mouth Of every iady and gentleman who
uses MTsors DEsrIFkICI. BY III drug
gists. rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
At.ar OF Rose. ard Turkish clipper.

secure large bottle Of Everlasting Alta.
OF Roses for - cents only; also, pJir o.
pretty and comfortable Red Morocco slip
pcrs. before the Turkish store, corner pi
Ninth and Franklin streets, closes. Tn.
is positively the last day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

Having made improvements and changes
In my FrEmiDE Department. will frame
pictures NJ reduction Of one third 10 one
hslf previous prices
l.. LEWIS. sl2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27
CLD-FAsHIOS NEW ORI.EANs sUGAE.
NV. CROP INV OKLEASs MOLAssEs,
direct from New Orleans.
CHKIsTIAN. WHITE 4 Co,

=. W. MoEsTA. III east Main street hs'
fresh every DAY;
Lemon Meringue PIES.
CIsLberEy TRrts,
oyster Patties.
Pies IN assortment.
Jenny Linds,
Delicious Cream Puifs
FRstTie Pufis.
Cream Sponge,
Plain Sponge Cakes
Lady Cake or silver Cake,
Ks,sln CAKE aud Pound Cake,
xxx Black Fruit Cake.
Charlotte Russes. individual and in various
other shapes.
Marion Giece aux Jamaica Kun sance'
Piombier. Neayoiiians.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

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thoroughly equipped 70 do al kinds Of
BooE- AND JoB-PgrErrHe at ths snsFtast
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

q, IN, esYscncy OF certain remedies of vicisni
set,on Il The ssesettsug foioie of the ignorant
ana prsjucioed The fndtecrinins1 %. ~
ro,vr - e 4 very comm0s phase m she
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enrs and other oid.fsshioucd drugs stiu
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snr ytolence IN medication. the adhereuee
NJ an exploded faliscy stlll ysrstst n 81 wing
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r,urs officiusl or proprietary. b~songlpg 70
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snf sgus nervousness. rheumatism, Hno
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-27

AN EXTEYDED POPULARITY. Y.-BRows's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs have been Defore the
pub many years. For relieving Coughs
and Throat Troubles 'hey are superior toal
OF ufr artlcles Anld min in boIea.