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The Opelousas courier., 1886-03-13
aHandy,. hint for wash nay.

a ssHandy,' Hint for Wash Day.
Here is d capital hint from Pauline
AasIaide Hardy, who writes in Good
HaselselFny, on the preservation of the
hands: sMany housekeepers have rough
Auhds ID winter, which groiT very pain
d. cracking open on the knuckles, the
cracks extending into the palms Of the
lands. They take their hands out of hot
paEsads, Of starch, to hang clothes in
he wind. If they did not use hot wa
Is and the hands were thoroughly dried
before going out, this would be avoided.
4 paif Of white woollen stockings, cut
If Founding at the ankle and sewed
affoss, with d thumb sewed in, make a
Hzs comfortable pair of mittens for
banging up and taking off clothes. Pin
laem fast to the sleeves with large safety
pans before going out, having first
stretched the arm upward, then they
Nia not nonle loose and the wrists will
y protected. After bringing in the
tleshes, If the mittens are put in the
lathespin bag, they will be kept clean
aaa IN the right place.
Hands are injured in very cold
weather. hy lack of protection at the
sists, IS large veins and arteries arc ex-
NNEN N@N 6aa& af
posed. The bIoedis chilled IN passing
lHtp the hands. Every n cannot have
haRasome, white and shapely hands, but
every one can have clean and comforta-
blt hands,
The Opelousas courier., 1886-03-13

The college for eeiored men-Brown.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-03-13
Prematnrelu AIRED.

A King of Greece-The soap-fat-man.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-03-13
PAY WHEN CURED,
WANTED

We want a reliable Lady or Gent In each Gown and
township to sell our goods; also general az shts. Par
ticulars free. Address JEFFERSON MIRO Co, Foledo.O.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-03-13

Misfortune never come singly,' remarked
ones when the twins arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
DIAM ~ VIZ. DUNCAN CANER0N.

This gentleman, the eldest son Of MI.
Paul {. Cameron. died At BIZ farm IN Dur.
BAN county, saturday, OF enlargement OF
the spleen. It was also thought that he had
career Of that organ. For several years he
bad been an Invalid. His age was thiriy.'lX
years. lie married, few wears since, Mis-
Mary short, daughter Of the late Colonel
Henry Is. Short. Ct Lake Wacclmiw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

ANOTHER WARNING II there is In Viz.
ginia paper that deserves to be styled an
out.and.out debt-payer it is the Petersburg
Inder-Appedl. A temperate, well-con-
sidered article in its issue OF yesterday
contains the following
"In this rapid review of the GRti-coupon
history the progressive tendency OF any
movement. right or wrong, is strikingly
illustrated and this tendency warns all
concerned that the longer this matter
fingers the worst IL is apt 10 grow. IL sug.
gcsts, too, that absolute resistance and de-
NAL is not the way TO check aud reverse it..
This Mr.. Royal recognizes TO liberal eX
tent as TO interest, and we have no doubt
that this wise concession on his part will
stir a corresponding spirit on the other
side-to be followed by mutual approaches.
as suggested by Mr. Cooper in his letter 10
the Dispatch, to q common ground where
every reasonable demand will be finally
adjusted.
ain fact, we regard Mr.. Royals pro-
posal as an overture which only marks the
beginning Of the end TO be realized. As
foolish and wicked rs reimbursement may
be, il is not 10 be denied that il has caused
and is causing as much loss 10 the bond
holders as TO the State, and that neither
will be wise TO insist too stringently on a
right that ineites wrong and brings loss.
The right to shear the volt may be indubi-
table; but 1t may not pay 10 enforce it,.
The time has surely come for a conference
and a compromise in which mutual con.
cession shall replace evasion and compul-
sion. Let us all stop and consider"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
NrwpERNE LAND SALES.

recent decision of the supreme Court
renders illegal sales OF land at Newberne
for taxes. The sales were made from 1870
To 1885. The owners failed 10 ply taxes
and their property was sold. and in most
casts bid IN by the city, which then declared
itself the owner. The decision is based on
the fact that the taX-leyies were uncOnsti-
tutiona. in that the constitutional equation
was not observed a. between property and
polls, and that the property was not fully
described In the taX-lcyy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Blaine,s Mistake.

Under the caption "Mr. Blaine's Ms.
taker the Philadelphia Erening BS,leiir
says:
eft Il almost incomprehensible that q
man who has had so much experience In
public life as James Gillespie Blame, and
who ought at this time 70 smooth over
rather than awaken old embitierments,
should deliberately set about making enc.
mies OF Senator Edmunds and all the other
Republicans who believe in and follow the
eminent NermOnter."
There Is nothing strikingly new In the
BaLtt'a'S language. our contemporary
cannot claim 10 have made startling dis.
coytry. Since Mr.. BLAINE attempted 10
TefIigerste his magnetism and freeze out
the glacial Senator from Vermont he has
been having rough time OF II. Anum.
Der Of Republican papers declared that he
made mistake. Some OF them have
even wept over the mistake. But
when we consider that the Bulletin
has always held the Plumed knight
UP TO the gaze OF the world as inia.
lible, that Il should make the admission
that be blundered Is the unklndest cut OF
all. Not even q back.handed blow from
BLAiSE's Hdus Aoaates. wmrELAw REID,
could I've more cruel. or truth does 1t
seem that II would have been discreet for
BLAINE to have remained In the political
Iomb to which the people Of this country
consigned bin two years ago,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
The oxford Tobacco Market.
ofthe Richmond Dispatchl

OXFORD, y. c.. November y. 1856.
The warm, rainy weather Of this week
furnished the only strictly good season Tor
handliBg tobacco that has been had iuls iall.
The consequence was that the tobacco
break OF yesterday was one OF the largest,
II not the largest, that Oxford has ever li1
The I've large warehouses were crowded,
and two sales bad TO be carried on al tbe
.,me time in order to finish before
night. or course, the principal buyer were
r. presented at both sale-. The market wa
decidedly more active than ithld been any
ume since the new crop came in. lhe
prices were better and everybody, whether
farmer or buver. seemed to be well salts.
ted v ilb bis days work. The quality ot
the tobacco was very good indeed. There
were no vefy fancy prices, but gool deaf
Id for $40 and Iitile upward. We look
forward next week b. large breaks, pro-
yided the weather is favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Breakers Ahead.

The course that some Of the leaders OF
the Democratic party are pursuing IN re.
gard to the tariff will cause a ruinous split
in the party. We believe that il the two
different factions clearly understood each
other tbeIr differences could surely be set
tied, nor do we believe that the importance
OF the question warrants a breach in the
party. There are other principles Of the
party whose successful Endorsements much
more important than that OF the tariff. II is
true that the tariff should be reformed, but IL
is much more important that the usurping
and centralizing tendency Of the Republican
patty should be checked. Let us. like our
ioreiathers who framed the Constitution. be
willing to concede some points for the COM
mon welfare OF our institutions. IL were
better that We have protection TO RandaI's
content or reduction 10 MOrrison's ill than
TO have u Republican Administration. Let
us then have peace In our own ranks, and
the Democratic party will be invincibIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

One plan has been suggested by way Of
making valueless the coupons-of not col
lectipg any direct State taxes, but appor-
iioning the money 10 be raised for the
state In the cities and counties. Ports.
mouth Tunes.
That IL proposition the present State
officers favor, and, should there be an extra
session Of the Legislature, will doubtless be
passed by that body and approved by the
Governor. Portsmouth Enterprise.
1.-THE editor Of the Enterprise is himself
a member Of the Legislature.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
rup p1cH MOND DISpATCH--TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30 1886

church were so earnest and With such re-
sulis rs to show how great m acquisition he
was TO that body OF devoted Chri'tians. lie
was quickly called to the p,storate OF the
church at Goidsboro', ard now fills 1t with
ability. And now Shelby, where Rev. Mr.
Dixon resided, has given another preacher
10 the same Church, who leaves the edlto-
rial chair In the same way. IL Is Mr. w.
II. Dixon, OF the AurOrd. who will hcIeai.
ter shine as the dawn upon the fields OF
Christian faith and endeayor. He preached
his frst sermon at Goidsboro' last Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
ftEATIgS.

GRAVES Died, suddenly. at 5 O'Clock
Monday morning. November 20. 1886, {.
Il. GRAVES IN hls hfty-nrst year.
His funeral Will take plsce At lll6 Grove
avenue at O'Clock Z. VI. III ESDAT, 3Otn
Of November. 1856 Friendsan acluaint-
ancesinyittd 10 attic nd Will out further no.
tiCe.
LYON.-Died. at his residence. No 10
north Ninth street. on Sunday the 2sth
ISAAC LYON, In the eighty first year OF
hisage.
Fun eral Will take place THIS TUESDAY
AFTERNOON at 800 O'Clock. Friends OF
the family ale requested TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Important 20 T-aveIIer..

When you visit New York stop at the
Buckingham Hotel, Fifth avenue. kept on
the European plan. Very centrally located
near the Grand Central depot and quite
accessible by either elevated or surface rail.
roads. also by stages which pass the door
every few minutes. This magnificent hotel
is elegantly furnished, and has splendid
public parlors for ladies and gentlemen,
smoking-rooms, bllliard-rooms, private
dangerous, &C., Nc. II has rooms vary
ing 10 price from 81 per day upwards;
Also, superior accommodations for families
wishing 10 make either long or short stays.
The restaurant Is unsurpassed aud the
prices reasonable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
Where's my Christmas numhery

This Is little Tanabe Gengero, who lives I'm
Japan. and be IS only one OF the thousands
OF children In all parts OF the world 10
whom ST. NICHOLAS goes every month
children In siam. and Ceylon aud Ianzi-
bar. in Russia. and Iceland. and Queens
land. IL TAKES six copies to supply the
Household OF the Prince OF Wales, and the
chilcren OF the Empress OF Austria aud IN
Queen OF Italy are said TO have been
Brought up on ST. NICHOLAS. Are there
any bog and girls In America who DO not
see IL? The Christmas issue Is a great mum
Der. and II cOsts only 20 cents. Dealersand
the publishers take subscriptions 80 3 year
Is there any better Christmas present for a
boy or girl?
TIE CENTURY COMPANY.
no3O.lt New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

We told the people in 1883 that aFunder-
Democratic victory meant unsettlement and
destruction Of the Riddleberger settle
ment. our prediction has been VERIFIED
GorioH Patriot and Ber0ld.
So speaks Republican paper. We beg
leave TO remind II that IL the RIDDLEBRRGER
settlement has been unsettled and de.
stroyed, the work OF destruction was done
by Judge BoND and the supreme Court Of
the United States. The Funder.Demo-
Gratis " certainly have for the last three
years / m engaged in trying to make the
RIDDLrDrEGrR bin settlement. There is
even now nothing in the way OF making
that bill hnslity except the Federal
cnntfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

the source OF physicsl energy and mental
activity, 10 the brood. Let this become vi
tInied with bile. or thin and watery IN con-
ssguence OF Indigestion and non-sssimlia.
ton OF The food. and an interruption OF the
functions OF the body. and loss Of stsmi-
ps flsth, and appetite ensuss. Hoststters
stomach Bitfers Is q tonic specially adapted
to Iestore all three. because 1t assists diges
ton and aeei 10 llatioD aud removes bile
and other I'm purlties from The circulation.
PTofec ed and strengthened with this adj
mirable defensive inyigorant the system
csres influences inim'cai 10 health 10
which IN upreRulaied and feeble ~ would
undoubtedly suecumb ,'onstlpa'iou Often
an obstinate and chronic ailment, Is enc
tirely removed by 10 the liver Kidneys
and bladder reused from in action. aud
tendency 10 rheumatism efcctually conn-
teIaci.d. IL also era Gates malsrial dis
case. no 30 Tu Th(wbHSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
IHE PENITENTIARY FARN.

Eight miles from this city the peniien.
tisry authorities have for several years con-
Quoted an extensive farm. such labor a.
cannot be used 10 advantage In the prison
or on the railways and canals il employed
there, quite number OF women being on
the force. There are about i,2O0 acres In
the tract, and about eighty.fiye conyicts are
at work. They have comfortable and safe
quarters. The farm is nov becoming re-
muneratye, aud quantities OF tobacco,
grain, and forage are grown. Mr.. X. James
Powell, OF Pittsboro', has been appointed
by the directors OF the penitentiary over.
seer of the farm-an Office upon the duties
Of which he will enter In month. The
selection Is al excellent one, for he Is at
progressive man.
EDITORS BECOME PREACHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

There Is great diversity Of opinion
among our exchanges a. to the desiriblily
OF an extra session Of the Legislature. some
speaking very cobtcmptuously al the last
Sc. sion. and expressing the hope that we
will have no more legislation by the mem
bers who composed that body. While not
agreeing with them in their structures. we
unite with them in the hope that Governor
&C will MOI call an extra session unless h.
thinks II to be imperatiyely necessary. We
would be Glad TO see the Riddlcbcrser bill
supported in any way; hut deprec tie
further agitation OF the debt question. test
tie debt be repudiaied altogether Iif'-
bgfoF jgdfr,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

The Philadelphia Press says: " There
are eight colored men in the new Legisla-
ture Of South Carolina. This shows thai
the kuklux forgot their business and went
fishing on eleciion-day." AID the outrage
editor OF the Press must have gone fishing,
or such a boomerang would hot have ap
neared in that naner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

wrote " thirty.avc thousand As We stated
distinctly, however, that u would take moro
than million Of dollars to pay 8 per
cent interest upon the amount we 80 fire.
quently referred 10, we trust that most
readers were themselves able to correct the
mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

aOuida finds that scientific women are
troubled with dryncss Of SOUL" Ouida Is
probably right. We had noticed that the
novelist never makes scientific womin
pour oil, her soul In tears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

Referring to The fact that Yale scientist
was recently knocked senseless by the ex
plosion of on ostrich egg, a friend suggests
that this is the season for egg-knoeks. Our
friend has been taken in charge by com
mittee. and will not be permitted to run at
larpe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

YES; !
tcrns.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

weadd TO the list Of papers which We men.
toned IN our last issue as Standing by the
RiDDLEDnRoER bin, the Virginia Home and
Farm. the Salem es.Register. the Ms.
rion Conservative Democrat. the Ports
mouth Enterprise, and the Piedmont VIZ.
y;o{1n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

NEW CANTON, VA, November "a, 1886.
TO tie Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please inform me through your column
IL Governor Lee can be Governor OF Nlr
ginia the second term, and oblige
SUBSCRIBER.
IYes; but he cannot serve two successive
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

Mayor HARRISON, OF Chicago, Is credited
with saying: "When am running ior
Office would accept the devils yot', and
thank him for it," Any man who runs for
Office in Chicago will come near getting
thai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

The Cbambersburg Spirit says: "Douo''
ers may note that Mir. BLAINE doesn't taNe
everything he can get. The hand oil Ed
xrxps. as an instance.v That's because he
thought IL q losing hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
EpIroRs pEcoNE PEEAcnERs.

Not long ago Mr.. Thomas DIXON. Of
Cleveland county, relinquished editorial
work 10 become n minister OF the Gospel.
He bepan bis work here practically, and bis
methods IN revival al the Second Baptist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
MILITARY NOTICES.

r COMPANY, !
IL FIRST REGIMENT VIRiINIA1
VOLUNTEERS RICHMOND, Va, No. y,
ven her 80 1857 COMPANY, Atten' ."
tlon! Assemble at Armory TO- NIGHT az
7:45 O'Clock Ia full-dre.s uniform for an
nual inspection aud muster by Assistant
10. LANE STERN. Every
ms must be present.
BY order o. "A. NJ. BOYKIN Captain.
b X. PkCOR
no 30-1t First Sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
BRIEF COMMENT.
The latest parior diversion In Ph'i'dei-
phia Il Sunday prIze.tight.

II Is said that LOGAN trcated himself TO
whole box Of black tobacco when ne near'
OF the BLAINE. EpMUSDs incident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

COLONEL. ANDEEws's REINsTATENENT.
News was received here yesterday that
Colonel Alexander Il. Andrews had again
teen made president OF the Western Nor.h
Carolina railroad. The information S4ye
-pecial pleasure. IL va, al,o a current ru-
nor that Major James ". wilson had been
aeain made chioi-en.iueer Of that l.ne.
Both OF these gentlemen are identified
with the very life OF that road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

The leading editorial iu our last issue Is
conclusive proof that We write miserable
hand. Again snd again we are made to
~ "twsnty.fve thousand" where We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
THEATRE.

Il > tNii shOANb u n w
Ia TWENTY-FIVE SEASON.
Two Nights, commencing TUESDAY, No
VtMBER 50TH-Matinee WEDNESDAY, at
$50 +. NJ. Return Of the FaVOrites
MCINTYRE 4 BEATH'S
MINSTRELS,
In conjunction with the Great Southern
FavOrite,
MILT. G.. BARLOW.
and Thirty three Peerless Celebrities.
III. j. SAVERS, sole Manager. Every
thing Bright and New. Fist production OF
tie Drum MsJor's Parade; our Arcnery
Club" song and Dance Professor Glea'
sons Dog Circus and the funniest after
piece ever produced on the minstrel stage,
"TbE LiTfLE Sly COON"
PRICES: Orchestra (reserved). vi: admis'
sion. use Dress Circle lreserved), 7sc I'd
mission Soc; Family Circle. Csc: Gallery
zee. sale OF reserved seats Box.O1i MON
DAY MORNING o'clock. Telephone ACT.
no 27-St'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
sIARKI AGIA.

JONFS-WFLsH Married Wednesday,
November 24th. at 3 O'Clock L. II a. ~.
Peters Cathedral. by Rev. Il. Van de
Vyver. CHARLES E.JONE5 and VI AIRY A.
Welsh: both OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BOTH.
and EVERY EVENING during the week
with DAILY MA1INEES at 2:30 T NJ.
Engagement Of the distinguished artist
MISS BELLE GILBERT,
four years leading lady OF the Madison
square Theatre Com oauy supported oy the
talented actor. J. ii. HUNTLEY, and the
HuDtley. gilbert Comedy Company.
Change OF bill nightly. Tuesday Matinee.
Young Mrs. Winthrop; Tuesday Might,
Galley Slave" Wed esday Matinee. " Hid
den HAND: Wednesday Night. Rose
dale" Thursday Matinee. Pink Domi.
noes -; Thursday Night, "Young Mrs. Win
ihiop." See future announcement for Fri.
cay and Saturdays bill. Prices OF ad nis
sion, ] 5. 20, 50, and soc. no27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
BLANKETS.

We continue to sell the CHEAPEST
BLANKETS Ia this city. See our goods.
and you Will md them the cheapest la
this city. We don't give prices. ~ we
feel satisfied tnat you can save money
by buying OF us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
a. HAVANA CIGARS.
Just receiving. . large lot OF

Just receiving. . large lot OF
HAVANA CIGARS
OF our own importation. These Cigars we're
selected for us by one OF the Oldest and best
commission houses In Havana, and we can
them NJ OF very fine quality
made entirely OF the Nuelts Absjo To-
bacco.
Also, KEY WEST OF the Prlncped dc Gales
factory, md large lots OF very superior DO
MYSTIC Cl0ARs.
no 2s.tDesl OSCAR CRAM 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

II Is important 70 check cough at once.
Dr.. Bulbs Cough Syrup will do 80. % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
CLOTHING. &c.
~ o T II | N G.

10TH NC
At
FIFTH AND BROAD sTREgTg
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
HAHDsOMEsT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES. AND FAIR DyAiry.
are my claims for your patronage .,.
offering TO the public large aud w.. o..
lectod stock oi the
VERY LATEST STYLUS OF
MEN y YOUJIIS'. AND BOYS SUN.
oVEK'DATS. HAT.
UNDf RNEAK. HOSIERY.
NhCKWEAk. SHIRTS. COLi.s-
SUSPENDERs, GLOVES .,
Call, examine and be con tiuc,i
JAMES H. aNEPi lk
(sUcceVor 10 n. Result.
corner fiitb AMI Broad b.
nol1-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

II is the Riddleberger bill or increased
tOxation. II is simply for the people TO say
which -LychJiTg Adrdnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30

CARPETS.
our stock OF CARPETS Is large AMI on
prices are the lowest FOR STRICT {
fIReT. CLASS GOODS
We also show at the lowest prices WIZ rE,
RED Oh Eek, and FANCY VI ATT NO,
NAPIER MATING. RUGS OF Al
kinds. OIL-CLOTHS. 0LEU u, OF
IOMANS, HASSOCKS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
p.ssolUrioN a 60 rARTNEasuIp.
ADyE8TISING AGEsCY.

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
~ For a check for twenty dollars we VIII
print a ien-liue advertise ment IN 100000
issues OF leading American newspapers sno
con plete Inc worn within ten DAYS, This
il al the rate OF only one tifth OF cent
line for 600 circulation! the advertise
ment will appear IN but single issue ofauy
per. and consequently will be paced be-
fore one millio on different newspaper pur.
chasers-or FIVE MILLION READES5 II II "
true. IS Is sometimes stated, that every
newspaper is looked at by fSe persons on
an average. Ten lines will accom- modate
about seventy-tve words. Address, with
copy OF advertise ment aad check, or send
80 cents for book Of l76 pages.
GEORGE T.. RO WELL & Co.
l0spruce street, New York.
no 24.d.sw&wtDe27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
I.pDsy GOODS.
CHRISTMAS.
The whole OF our second floor Is loaded
WITH goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS. NEW.YEAR, WEDDING.
BIRTHDAY. AND COMPLIaEN-
TARY PRESENTS.

Nosuch stock has ever before been shown
under any one roof In this Guy. We nave
articles to suit all sexes and ages, and at
prices 10 suit all purses
see our japanese ncpsrt ment and examine
the elegant goods IN II. Wehave esery-
thing IN the way Of TOYS. DOLLS,
GAMES. WOBKS. BOXES, DRES>i Sc
ChsFs. BASKETS, CARR NGr].
WAGONS, ROC X No II . II ES
SLklCHS, DkXTEkS, TOl-FURNI-
1URE. &c &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-30
HORSES. MULES, cows, &c.

reec<S<Css0"<'1-f-f 'f'f -f'<-f y ~ ~-fs<-efA~
Tor SALE, TEN FRESH ESa
Il MILCB-C0ws, with calves; high-A-
Rrade and good mixers. Can be seen o. the
Ricbu ond Bazaar.
no sO-3t JOHN Il. DAVIS.