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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
A Gard from NJ. FRAZIER.

To the Editor Of The Dispatch:
have read Fowler's article clipped from
the Bristol News, where be seeks TO ridicule
me. basing the same upon false ayerment.
do not care a iarihing how small q man
NAV make himself fswniug at the i,et OF Ma
bone. It's Oi no consequence TO me whether
he scent, bis flowing locks or initiates Miss
Eiyes's hero" in their eauH0n. Probably
Mr. Fowler excuses himself in bis extra OF.
Gclousness in dofllng his hat 30 Mshone at
the expense Of Others bv the fact that he yet
gathers crumbs from the only table n shoue'.
cyclone left the Republicans in Virginia.
But am sure this does not justify his rdi-
cue OF Others. When small men Use rldi-
cule an unacquanted public are inclined 10
draw comparisons not complimentary.
have never said proposed to eliminate
Madame from politics. leave such egotism
and unrepublicanism to tbose who sign
themselves Malone. Virginia" and that
class Of get smaller men who daily "bend
their supple knee tnat thrift may follow
awning"
don't prOpOse-haye never proposed-t TO
eliminate any one; but | shall labor in sea-
son and out OF season TO thwart General Ma
hone in his attempt 10 have himself recfOwn-
ed Virginia's king by the present Adninis-
those whose only claim 10 recognition Is
their eagerness 10 fawn at his feet aud at the
same time use a Republican victory 10 eiimi-
nate from Virginia the more respectable elc-
ment Of our parly--an element essential II
we would hope to make Virginia iepubli-
can State.
/ would drive no Que out; rather bring
them in. We have had enough and TO spare
Of the eliminating" process At the hands
Of General Mahone-a process that lost Us
Virginia in 1888, sgain in 1885; lost us Pc
tersburg last spring. and the Fourth district
with the state last November
II General Malone is eliminated from poll
ties II will not be through the action Of the
Republicans, hut by the deserilOn OF the
bresd-and.hutter brigade" who are look.
ing out for sp0Ils, aud when they find he Is
not the " Boss Distributor" they will leave
to a man, end this acion will be the " boss
elimination.
However. am losing time arguing with
Mr.. Fowler. Breadl more convincing than
n stone unless thrown with malice, and this
/ have NOT. only would say Mr.. Fowler
shows very bad taste. using false premises
for his Tidlcue. Yours truly,
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
CnmherInna Nntea.

The rain OF Monday was one OF the
heaviest known here for years. The OPEN
inc OF the railroad along the line OF the Old
Buckingham road" has rendered that
thorougbiare well-oigh impossible 10 places,
snd much complaint Is beard from persons
hylng along the line OF tue Two roads. The
railway crosses the county road dozens Of
times; and the destruction OF the passage
way. though al present extremely inconye-
uient. will be small Inconvenience compared
TO The danger Of runaway teams when the
tpius begin TO pass.
eIhe contrast between our climate aud that
NJ the Eastern Shore Is strlklngly shown by
the statement Of your Onincock coire-
spondent that Acc0mack court was nearly
broken up on November 26th by the blizzard.
Cumberland court on that DAY was very
fully attended.
The paint. brush ia sadly needed in our
county, and II is 10 be hoped that when the
new railway brings strangers among us our
people VIII bestir themselves to give b their
really comfortable aud substantial homes q
more inviting appearance. GRAPHIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
Colonial o,Farrall.

On the G.h Instant we copied from the
Alexandra Gazette's Washington letter the
following:
Representative O'Ferrall, OF Virginia,
SAYS the Democrats have taken their position
for low tariff and must maintain 10, and that
any giving way now, or any attempted CON-
promise by which sn Inch OF that position
wenld be relinQuished. instead OF doing any.
good would have The most disastrous eject
and In addition bring ridicule upon the
party"
We commented upon the above; but Col.
onel VfERRALL was, we think, unwell at
The time. At any rate be did no, see eur ar
tieie, but soon afterwards saw notices OF il
In other papers aud wrote 20 us on the SUBJ
ieet. His letter was intended only for our
Own eyei but It Is so clear and explicit and
places him on such Grm ground that We
think i but right that we should thAying OBJ
tsined his eonseni) let our readers know lust
where be stands. We quote from the letter
rs foiiowss
II have not even discussed the ques-
ton OF platform with a0y person or
made = Suggestion IN connection with Il. I
am now, - / bare ever been, sitliag 30
siaod snd tight on any platform which the
representative men Of the Democratic party
NAV formulate when they meet "a conyeD-
ton. The preservation Of Virginia from
Republication and Mxhcne rule VIII be the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

supreme desire az my heart and win sub.
ordiaate all other issues for the time belng,
az least, to the accomplishment OF this Vital
end.
~ remember some time since remsrklng
10 casual conversation that the tariff issue
must attn be pressed with vigor aud that tne
Democratic party could take no backward
step without suffering utter ruin. THIS re-
mark was made IN spswer 10 the question,
Whist vii! the Democrats do this winter
and next 10 Congress with the tarlif;' Ny
reply bad reierence alone TO national aud not
State politics. I cid DOT have virginia poll
tics IN nay mind at the time.
Every man familiar with my Views Ger.
taluiy knows that even Ia national fight
would be opposed 70 a free-tfade plank IN
The platform. j an not In favor OF free trade.
hut absolutely opposed 20 ii. l an tariff
reformeT and favor a reduction OF the tarih
,aiter repeating the tobacco tax andremoyIng
The obnoxious provisions OF the Internal
revenue laws as 10 trult-brandies) 70 reve-
nue. bzsis and so adjusting II a. not only TO
give incidental protection to the mtnuiac-
lures aud products Of the North but OF the
South as well, having due regard Tor The To-
tercst OF labor. but not to foster monopoles
North or South. This has been my position
for years IS all my constituents and many
persons IN other parts Of the State wei
know"
Colonel 0'FEGRALL writes US that The
above was penned in haste; but we are OF
the opinion that 1t would be dlScuit TO for
mulaiea better creed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
Call for n Isisiery.
To the Editer Of the DIspstch /;

10 lut tultoi VI thC ifiHl@sVus
one would think there was no South. A
natural surmise when it Is considered that
there Is no extant volume recording the his
tory OF southern events. In the infancy 81
this conglomerate peoples II wAs in the
southern part Of their territory that the IA
ton was moulded aud set on the destined
course Il has now fulfilled with such sigual
renown II not completion. We rank amongst
as to-day no preuder peerage than were
those high-spirited, ehiyslrous, aud affection
ate fluguenots, 80 prone 10 resist expressions
and impOsitions. and endowed with noble
endurance and fortitude. Planted on our
South Atlantic sea0oard, cOngenlal IN lts
climate, they still further cultivated their
noble characteristics. until to-day no drawer,
truer, aud courageous citizens are num-
btred with us than south Cafolinians-their
offspring. Farther north came 10 our coasts
those hardy cavaliers, slsunch and patriotic,
tho offspring OF noble ancestry, destined 70
found another England. Truly may il be
said OF Yirginians they are the backbone OF
this Young republic, So, through most
OF our southern iniets, come these ele-
ments OF good stock, contributing their
share 20 make up a grand nation. What
glorious climate 10 harbor people In I.
How conductive and seductive 70 the softer
passions, affections, and noble separations,
surrounded on every band by the CreatoF's
ilyiag monuments and example before 10
spur onward 70 renewed and accelerated ef-
forts Tor the good, true. aud beautiful Ia life.
Let Us have our history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
The klbanv Argus says:

Elliott Shepard calls for "blood" at one
moment when he writes about the South, aud
then puts at the head OF his editorial col
umns the following: BE kindly aticctonate
one 10 another with hrolhery love; in honor
preferring one another"
We'll, is there anything surprising in that?
Doesn't SHEPARD paper claim TO be q lead
ing organ Of the Republican party, and isn't
the record OF that party record Of the most
unblushlng hypocrisy and Inconsistency?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
The Eight at sual,im.

The British commander at Suaklm has re-
spopded to OsaAS DIGSA's proportion %
trade EMy Bey and STANLEY for that port
by assaulting and capturing The Arab chiefs
position, killing several hundred OF his
followers, and driving the rest 10 The
bush. The victory, Il is said, was CON-
plete. And now the query suggests
itself, VIII General GREyFELL be allowed
10 press his advantageg Judging from
the temper Of the English public as reflected
by the English press, it is fair to suppose
that be will be. More doubt is being cast
every day upon OsNAS DiGNA's averment
that ENiN and STANLEY are the Mahdps cap
tivts. and during the time il would take to
settle the question the MahdI would be
able 10 send heavy roiniorcemenis TO
his lieutenant in the Red Ses Tito
raj. To cease hOstilitits now would be
to bring upon the home Government the re-
proach OF another butcher and Dol" cam
paign, which reproach it is apparent would
embrace elements Of danger to the SALISBURY
ministry. The Government, 1t will be re-
mem bered, has been forced TO the de-
caration that England gave no oHicial
recognition TO the STANLEY expedition.
This Is clearly sbirking a grave Issue.
II EnIN and STANLEY are In tight
place It is due TO Mr.. GLADsToEE's policy IN
abandoning the SOudan, and the GLADSTONE
ministry was for the time being England.
The outgiving OF the present ministry there
fore, while it may be true in letter, is weak
subterfuge 10 evsde a moral responsibility.
But be that rs 1t may, the Government seems
disposed under the pressure OF public senti-
ment. to make a vigorous punitive campaign
in the hope OF on-ettiug the odium that
would be Incurred should EMN and STAN
LEY be butchered by the Mahdi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

When results Of this kind are so easily ac-
compished by a iudiclous use OF shotgnns
and ead.pencils we cannot see any substan'
tia motive for the amendment 10 the state
Constitution proposed in The Virginia House
Of Representatives few days ago providing
for an educational qualification OF voters
Neio York Tribune.
The Tribune meant no doubt to write
"sOuth Carolina" where it wrote "Vir.
einis." Our Legislature is not in session.
Besides, we IN Virginia have not proposed
to dsiTancbise the negro, though leading
Democrats are endeayoring to devise q
scheme for the protection OF negroes who
may desire TO vote the Democratic ticket. It
is at the risk Of his good name amongst his
felIow-churchmcn and in all the secret negro
societies and with negro churches for col
ored man 10 vote the Democratic ticket in
this city. The tyranny Of the majority is
more dreaded than anything the white man
could do. Can the'e negroes oe. set freeY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

"Au interesting item oi the day is to tn
in South Carolina" Another outrage upon
the man and brother" Whatssys Brother
BLAINE regarding trusts nOwi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
ID ORSI & CO.,
PETRrs OLD STAND.

2 mounds PURE PLAIN CANDY for 81;
s hounds FRENCH CANDY forN;
IMPORTED FRENCH CANDY from IS to 5Oc. per
pound;
FINE FRENCH FRUIT from O. to 10 per
pound;
FIRR-C HACKERS per dozen, Soc:
FIkE-CRACKERS. No 1, 1oc. each;
FIRE-CR ACKEhS. No. 2, l0c. each;
Other goods equally a. low;
FINE ORANGES, PEARS. &C. de 2l-3'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
RICHMOND, December 90, 1883.
N tho Editor Of the DisDatch

Dear Sir,-Looking over your paDer this
morning am amazed to find that IL has been
necessary to send TO Maine, the home Of
Bloody-Shirt Blaine, for granite to build a
monument in commemoralloh Of our be-
loved chieitain, General r. f, Lee.
tX-CONFEDERATE.
II ought not 40 TO be. To have to tell
future generations that we sent to Maine for
granite for the LEE monument will be NOR
flying. HASN'T Richmond city graniie.quar-
rtas9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

The Dental Union has decided that tooth
ache is caused by "bacteria." There Is evil
IDENTITY some mistake here. A good square
tooihache must be caused 10y something With
name forty times as long as that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

"The Paris correspondents OF the London
papers announce sutboritatiyelg that Mr..
BLAINE Is TO succeed Mr.. McLANE as Aim
lister to France" The wisest thing HARRl-
son could do would be 10 send the White
Elephant out Of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
No. at ashoas.s Conference.

JONESB0KO', BRUNSWICK CouNTT,{
December l., 1858.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
la the Dispatch OF the 18th your Peters
burg cerrtspOn dent mentions a meeting held
by the Republicans al the AloemArie Hotel
Ia the interest OF General Mahone. he gives
ms name among those who were present,
which Us su entIre nisiske. Please correct
Il. as I am and have always been sfaUnch
Jreetrnds Democrat. Respectfully,
T. G.. HAgKfxs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

ON DECEMBER 20, 1898. CHURCH
- HILL CREAM. BUTTER, AND MILK COM
PANY Will opon az No. 2il2 eGsl Broad street.
this city. They propose to deliver IN quart and
pint glass jars pure article Of MILK from Jcr-
sey COWS. Parties eau contract by buying tickets
% have their MIX delivered i'm quart and pint
lara az six ,0l cents quart
The above Low prices are FOR those buying
tickets.
We propose TO spare neither cost nor trouble to
have orr Dairy first class and furnish the public
tho purost MIX, Butter, and Cream
W. g. COSBY, Proprietor.
J. l. SIZER, Manage. de l6-Su.W@fjg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

"Again comes up the question, Who XII,
the most people, the baker or the saloon.
keeper?" When It comes to question be-.
tween pies and pizin II is hard TO decide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
FarNerrou. rro.tratlon

Use H0RSfJkD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR. W. Graeyes, Nortndeld. MIMI, says:
81 have used II IN cases OF nervous prosira-
ton. and also In combination With other
remedies 10 indigestion. aud Il has proved As
satisfactory rs could be expected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

One OF 81. Psnps wealthlest citizens Il
William Dawson, who has a fortune OF
81 0c0 900. He rtsehed ST. Paul In 1861
With s2.0o1 In his pockets. His wealth has
been acquired In real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

A negro man named Sydnor Hughes was
shot aud instantly killed last Sunday night
hv another negro named Aleck Tucker.
Tucker SAWS Hughes wax trying to force an
entrance into bis Cfucker's) house against
bis protest
4 horse was drowned Monday on the mail
route between South Boston and Roxboro'
The carrier. however, saved the mail and his
own life. after a struggle.
Tobacco is verv sctive on this market.
Prices are still and bidding more active than
i,r long time. Breaks at all the ware.
houses are very mi.
MIR. W. y. Barbour, Chairman OF the
Water-Works Committee, ms returned from
Lynchburg. whore he clo.ed contract with
the Glamoyan COMPANY fcr the erection Of
wster-works in South Boston, 10 cost seye.
raj thousand dollars. Pun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

Salvation OH will cure rheumatism ard
neuralgia when all others fall Price rs
cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
Ale CELERRATED DYSPEPSIA

VHE CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA
Z WATER.-The medical fraternity OF tho
State have often suggested the property OF re-
dueine tho price u Mineral Waters, IN order 70
bring them into more general Use.
Recognizing tho great benefit and blessings IL
will bring 20 suffering humanity, have arranged
with Air. George SCutEN. No 100 Main street
20 sell BLUBkIDGE SPRINGS MINERAL
WATER 40 ONLY - CENTS PER GALLON.
THIS water f. no new adventure n0r recent DIS.
coyery. U.s. virtues haVs neon known 90 thr
medical profession throughout the nion ior
many years. and some OF the most eminent men
ia tie s ate Owe tho Blessing ~ good heath 90
its continued use. Dyspepsia and ia attend sut
OWLS. Kidney trouble aud its depressing effects
all disappear under the mild influence OF THIS
wonderful water.
Ask for pamphlet and let your doctor read
the anGlyhls.
deie3t PHIL. F. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
RRIEF COMNENE

"ALGEE says he called or BLAINE 10 talk
about railroad Matters All! "Railway
matters - Is good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

40 HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT ~; III
TAXES THE PLACE OF A DOCTOR
AND COSTLY PREsC RiPTlONs.
M toas 81 time no intariefencc with business
while taking No danger frnm exposure aI1eI
taking. Invalids aud delicate persons VIII nnu
a iitile taken 81 night insures refreshing sleep
ana n natural evacuation OF the bowels nitie
tssen 10 tho morning sharpons me appeute'
clcanses the stomach and sweetens the preAtn.
A PUY SICIANiS - have been prseticing
OPINION. medicine for twenty years ana
have never been able 20 pat up yegotaplo com
pound that would. IKE simmons liver nssu'a-
Ia nrocnptiy and effectively move the liver 10
acton. and AZ tue same time aid Qnstead OF
wastenincl tue digestive aud assimllatve pow
srs Of the system. IL NJ HINTON. NJ. d. WASH
ington, ARK. ..,.,.,, ,-oo.,
Examine % soc thRs you get the genuine,
distinguished from oil frauds aud lmltAtious
~ onp red L trademark on front OF wrapper,
and on tho side tho seal and signature OF }. II.
Zeilin & Co. oe A-f'su' va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
PRESENTS.
JOHN Y. KOIiLER.
ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS.
SOME DIAMONDS LEFT.

Ky stock 81 Diamonds. solitaire and Cluster
Rings. Diamond Ear-BinCs, Lace-Plns, Diamond
scarf. Pins and Collar Buttons - now more
complete than ever. / also carry the largest
stock Of American Gold and silver Watches. ~
gentiemen's and ladies' sizes. in This city. jew
clrv Sterling Silvor and Lest Slvor-flated
Ware IN gro,t profusioD. suitable for HOLIDAY
AND WEDDING PRESENTS. All articles are
guaranteed as repres ented. and a. an paying
cash for ali goods am prepared 10 sell az an
extra discount. aud defy 81 competition
JOHN r. ROliLER,
do fg.tJa1s rs Broad street
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VERY BRILLIANT.
THE rRAvrR-xrrrs WEDDING AT SOUTH
B0sT0E.
Many Attondants-The Decorations the
Costumes, and the Pressnts-A
Negro shot
usrr..ponasnce o. ne RIenmoad pL.pa.es.i


sor7H Bosrox, Va. Dec. 10, 1888.
Last night. IN the PRESBYTERIAN church,
was ensoted scene which FOR beauty. grace,
aud elegance IL seldom surpassed. The oc-
easion was The marriage Of hr. }. w. IfsVeI
and Miss Halle Miles. A large crowd oil
friends and acquain.ances OF the youug ecu
pie 6Iled the church long before the cere-
mony.
AZ $50 the bridal party entered 10 the ioi'
lowing order: Bliss Mamie Conklln' hr'
Coles Spragins; Miss Viola Miles, MT II. D
Barbour; Miss Lily fancey, Mr. u Lee
Boatwright, OF Danville; Miss sailie gehress'
Mr.. Samuel Glenn; Miss Mamie MeDolald,
Mr.. p. r. Ba5coek; Mss Flora Naugnan'
Mr.. Il. Il. Jordan, Jr. Miss Birdie Joruan'
Mr.. w. W. Scott, OF Richmond.
Then came the ushers-MessIs. Il. NJ. G.
Glenn, w. D. Hill, w. T. Reeves V. h..
Fowlkes, W. b. Jennings. and g. n Leach
Little Genie and Annie Salzman. WIN
baskets Of Gowers. entered add stIewed Tue
aisies with buds and blossoms.
The bride entered by the left aisle leaplng
on the arm OF her brother, Mt. water ~
Miles, oil Richmond. who was the BEST man
OF the occasion. The groom at the same
molnett came down the right aisle WITH
Mss Mary Vaughan. drst bridesmaid
The bride looked entr8ncingly lovely IN a
handsome and elegant costume OF WD'te
MORO, en- train. draDed in tulle with loop
ings Of ostrich tips. She carried iONeiy
bouquet Of Gala lilies.
Mss Mary Vaughan was bewlieningly az
tired in white more and l7cei Mise Mamie
COnklin wore white albatross; Miss Viola
Miles, blue surah aud lace; Miss Lille an
cey, blue moire, hand-painted, loope0 WIN
gauZp: Miss Sallie Jfilrcss, PINK surah ana
lace; Miss Mamie Mcdonald. pink CASH
mere. satin and tulle; Miss Flora VAUGHAN
red cashmere and suraa; Miss Birdie JOr-
dan. red suiah and lace. The toilets on tne
ladies were selected with an eye 10 the blend
ins Of the colors used, and the order w
which they entered the church made pic
ture Of brilliant beauty.
The marriage ceremony was performed by
The pastor. Rev. DR.. j. II. Davis, assisted by
Rev. W. T, Green. % the Methodist Church,
and was very beautiful and impressive. A.
ter the ceremony the bridal purity adjourned
to The residence Of Mr. L. II. Vaughan. bros
ihcr.in-law OF the groom. where masnin-
cent reception was held.
The brideis daughter Of Mrs. Otto SalZ-
man, and possesses m 3 large degree those
charms that have made Der tayoriie IN So
cial circles.
The groom is the only son OF Mr.. James
Trayer, the we'll known builder and
contractor Of South Boston, aud Is de-
scr,edly popular and held in esteem by q
large circle ~ friends.
TIE presents were numerous, very hand
some, and elegant
Mr. and Mrs. 'irayer left on the midnight
train for tour North.
pDrvyc
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hEErlNGs.

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE. -
" members Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81. ~
4 r. aul S. ~. viii attend q stofed com
muuirafi0n % their Lodge ~ ~ Adams llall.
corner VA "a aud hiid streets. on THIS lffid+yI
EVENING, December 2i8t, n O'Clock. Menu
beers % sister lodges and transient brethren ira
terualiy invited.
By order Of The W0-ship'u "asler.
a. 91-It e. T. At-CT~T Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21
DYSPEPSIA.
lds 2i-eodtJa6il

The attention OF all sufferers win uiff..y
prevalent disease IS especially dir-.iri f
BEAR tIrHlA WATER ms water has
enicacious IN 80 many hgcTaYatel aIi
standing cases Of Dyspepsia INST HH Dow.
hesitation In saying 70 all addicted vi ..t
tressiRg maladY inst a free, regular Hf...
uso OF TINS water viii give Thorn reilel, iHl
tinued use Of 70 ultimate restoration q. I..
All We ask IL u fair trial Of mis- Vn.cr l..
beneficial effects u 10 use will SON llTr.. .
Is a prompt and sure remedy l0r this ll.e...
Gail Tor pamphlets lmgli81 ~ ar aIlI..'. H
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NO I'll @ e
RicuvoSD. VA, Decembers. ISIS.
aMUSE dEH IN.

aMUSk dEHTE.
NON CERT
~ or TIE
BLIND BOYS AND GIRLS or TIE DEAF AND
DUMB And BLIND INSTITUTE OF
STANTON, Va,
will be given A. ihs Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hail, corner Main and sixth streets.
Richmond, Va,
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER q, 1883,
At O'CLOCK.
Admission: Adults. % cents: childroO. IS
cents. Come snd rIoy musical treat aud help
the blind boysand girls. DO 2l-lr
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Va BEEGrR,k LEATH. Lesseos and Managers.
MONDAY, Tuesday, } DECEMBER 2iTn, 25rH,
AND WkDA-DAY. ( AND 18TH.
GRAM CHRISTMAS MArIN IL
Return It ths TITO 4 fun-mascrs.
Wills, HEiSbAW. AND TEN BROCK,
presenting thelaughabe operate extravaganza,
Two OLD ChONiES.n
a-ActOrs. v Ccaiists, aud Comodians-@
Replote with Pungent Wit. Sparkling Music,
Vocal Gtms, Magnificent Costumes,
Special Scenery. etc., etc.
Tickets on aeSATURDAY, DecemD Der 22i.
de 2i-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

Reading notices IN readinrmst'cr up@
tres or Ices. 81; In nonpareil loaded. 'oc.
Cardof rates for more space iuraished On ap-
tliCation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-21

Admission: Adults. % cents: children. Il
cents. Come snd erl0y musical treat aud hell
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