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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

We are selling No'andine. Soma al cur ous-
toners who have bought have come a,k for
moro. BRIGGS BRO HbN>,
corDer FIRST and Main streets.
Keep Nolandine always in stock. lthas sold
GEORGE W. TURNER, Druggist
~. 2l4Y east Main street.
Nolardine has stoady sale with No in al
cgs~s SEQ iar a. know g. LIS given entire salts
fscuOn as "a tonic and blood puri0er.
JUDsDN CJNNlNCuhN. Druggist.
SO. 2.5 cast Main street.
Solanline sells VOL vi.h re. Some Of mycCs-
toners who have taken H. sre4t well Of it as "A
&. a. BERRIAN. Druggist.
corner Fourteenth anu trau1an s.rceis.
am selling Solsrdlnc, and have hoard good
reports from 60 os % tonic ans blood qurih"r.
GEORGE K. kWELl. Druggist.
Nc 'oj east Broad street,
md Nolandino gooi ssro-
"a Miller, Druggist.
corner Fifth and Broad streets.
lam having fair sale for Noiandine
hiuk II is giving a. much satisfaction M any
blood purifier on the market.
GEORGE W.. LATIMER, Druggist.
40. 500 west Marshall street
lam selling some NlGnfire, but ~ yet hsvo
heard no expression OF opinion from any ~ my
cusi0mccs a. - fhs benefit 30 mas been t0 fh5m.
j. kOBkE = BAKER, Druggist,
no. giJ east Main street.
Whom we have calls for O hlooi-puriior md
ARE 2 ssed by our customers 10 recommend ono
from the numerous patent medicines "a Cur
shelves VIC invariably turn 10 Nolandiue. We
DO s0 because We nave cOua iense ia the mauu-
featuring chemist, believing him ~ 20 conpe-
ten: 20 prepare medicine of taHt character tor
general use.
POLK MILLER & CO., Druggists,
corner OF Ninth anl Main streets.
We have boon selling Nolaudine FOR the past
FIVE years a. tonic and blood purifier. aud 10
has given eLlre ABSTRACTION. We believe that
IL wiz do all that Is claimed forit.
n. s.. SHIELD a. CO.. Druggists.
corner iiith and Marshall streets
We ara selling Nolanalne. nui a. far as va
know 10 mas gYon entire satisfaction a. blood
purifier and general Toni,
vs.. 70. NILSSON q CO., Druggists,
corner Fourth aud Leigh streets.
have had q fair demand for NolanGlne Have
never hal q complaiut o. single bottle.
4. J.. JOuANNE, Druggist.
no. s.3 west Main street
have solf n good Tea o. No,andiae, an par
ties WHO have bought it nave come hArs for tho .
second supply. j. r. LEWIS, Drueg.s.,
do .5.l1 So. 4ci-t Broad street,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

keep Nolandne always in stock. u has sold
well 30 far.
GEORGE W. TURNER, Druggist
~. 2l43 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

The bonds arc dated ID septom Der, 1889 into
rest payable Msrch Gnd september; principal
payable septem Der, 1903. They aro secured -
q mortgage on the whole property Of the Rch-
mond anu Danyile railroad ard specifically by
a mortgage On the equipment engines ana carsl
bought with tho proceeds Il tho ssle OF the
bonds. Each locomotive and car bought under
the trust shall, he distinctly marked a. the pro-
perry OF the Central Trust Com nauy Tor the pur-
poses OF this trust, anu q condition " tho merit
gage provides for 'ho annual payment 20 tho
trustee OF & sun sufficient o psy of Ht par all
the bonds issued hereunder within seventeen
years: the number Of bonds 10 be 30 paid % DO
annually determined by lot by the Central Trust
Company. These payments VIII pay on tho
whole lOsn at par IN an average OF eight and
one half Years.
All the conditions Of the mortgage have been
carefully considered by the counsel o. the Cen
trail Trust Company. so a. - secure ~ the holder
Of .he bonds the mos. ample protecti ton. he
annual report OF the Richmond and Danyile
railroad for the last year shows d ne. surplus
over the operating expenses and fxei charges
OF sac, 33l0i-equal 20 IL per cent. OF the stock
Two hundred dollars per share Il bid on no
open market for tho stock. The increased equip
ment now going on tho road bought with the
proceeds o. these bonds - expected 10 very
largely Increase the gross aud not receipts.
Dc 2il-Iw THOMAS BRANCH & CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
The Movement in specie.

NEw YoRK, December 21.--The exports
of specie from the port Of New York last
week were 81. 1856 ,066, Of which Sec. 77 were
ia gold and 81. 1iS. 1863 in silver. OF the to-
tai exports SOL in gold and $lls,669 in
silyer,went 10 Europe. and $4,000 i'll gold
and 81 600 in SILVER TO South America. The
imports of specie for the week amounted
10 $3o3. 1888. Of which S25i,s24 was in gold
and l9,6s9 IN silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
Nor TIE PEOPLE MopE.
TERRIBLY MANGLED.
dead In Bed BoycottIng Post-omoe-
Suicide.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispstchl

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatrhl
CHARLorTE, y. c., December 2l.-A most
horrible As well as deplorablc accident oc-
CURED on the Richmond and Danville rail
road this morning. by which J. NJ. SiEord.
Of Charlotte, an e3timable young man, lost
his life. Siaord two weeks ago accepted u
position as fireman on a freight tram
which runs between Charlotte and Atlanta.
This morning about | o'clock when his
train was pulling out from SpartansbuTg
for Charlotte the young fireman COM
planned Of being sick, and a brakeman re-
Ieycd him while he went back into the
caboose for rest. When the train began
10 pull mp the heavy grade Just this
side Of Blacks station at O'Clock
Siford told the conductor that al
though he felt no better he would
60 aud help fire until they got over the
grade. He looked 80 pale as he started to
leave the caboose that the kiud-hearted
conductor advised that he remain and not
GO, but he climbed TO the top OF the ear
and started for the engine. The eouduc-
Cor says he could not possibly have crossed
more than two or three cars before h felt
the train jerk and jar aud he knew some
thing on the track was being run over.
The conductor az once rushed across the
thirty cars OF his train to the engine and
the tram WAS stopped rs soon as Dos
slble. but not until IL had run nearly
mile. When signals had been put out and
everything was ready 20 20 back Tor the
corpse, another long freight train was heard
coming LAUNDERING up the grade. 1t WAS
hignailed down aud the conductor said
when he was coming up the grade the
wheels OF bis train slipped terribly az they
passed certain point. This proved - be
caused by the great quantity OF blood FROM
we DEAD hrelnan's body which had covered
the track. When the train crew went back
20 the spot they almost tainted az their
eyes ieii upon the mutilated body. which
was cut. torned, and crushed into hun
ureds VI pieces and lay scattered aboat in
nbie pool Of blood. IL is supposed that
the unfortunate young man tainted when
crossing The cars. which caused him TO III.
At least thirty cars passed over bis body.
The reinains were brought here this eve.
ming and will DO inferred in Elnwood
oemetery. Sliord was about TWENTY-FIVE
years old and Was unmarried. He had re-
eided here for long time and was sober
end industrious young gentleman. Hissad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Solanlinc sells VOL wi.h re. Some Of mycgs-
toners who have taken H. speAk well Of it as
tonic and blood glrlao-.
G.. A. BERRIAN. Druggist.
corner FourfgDufh ami hrnuNlu .Lrlntg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
TWO TRAGEDIES.
4 Bloody Days Work in West Virginia.
fSpecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

WHEELING, W. Va. December H.---At
Martins Ferry this evening Walter Kelley,
n prominent mlll-man, saw Richard Cots,
another mill-man, talking 10 his wife IN the
street. Kelley walked up 70 them and
Colts ran. Kelley followed linn and shot
him dead. Cots and Mrs. Kelley were H.
innate.
Near Clarksburg to-day Berry Coifman
shot and killed Charles Krieves. n0igh-
Dor, Tor trespassing on his fam. There
was an old feud between them. Conman
IS worth 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

-. - HrtlIs
W. B. BEvILl.
General Passenger Agsn.
CHAsLEs q. EDDY. sics-frssllens
General c.1es. Rosnoks. Va nay Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
thing be stronger?

Ny sales Of Nolandiuo are rapidly Increasing.
II gives general satistn 'ion ns tonic ana blood
purifier. d. ". BLANKS, Druggist.
30 100 ives, clay street.
Ny sales o. Nolanllr3 are increasing thirk
s. stands well with my customers - a tonic and
blood purifier. =. V. RAMOS, Drugrisi.
10. l2li west Cary street.
am selling crea, deal OF Nolahdnc.
must mink that oil that ] have gold has gwen
satisfaction, IS have hearl % no complaint.
4. n. DORSET, Druggist,
No 3}i south Pine street.
believe Eclan1ine IS good blood puri-
fer. Wherever have sold 10 L. lg4 given entire
satisfaction. j. ". Frazier, Druggist
No. 1913 easi Main street.
NoIandlne rs tonic and blood purifier is a.
present Cne a. my best sellers.
Ju1ring from tho good q hos done parties
using Is / muai cay 10 i- . 80 article,
+. ". ufGENANN. Druggist
corner Seventeenth and Broad streets
We hayelbeen selling Nolandinc az q tonic aud
blood rurider and We believe n my one uses it
they Will ma that 20 doc. The wor@.
RICHARDSON'S DR. GSTORf,
corner Seventeenth and Fenabie st-es.s
Eolanline sells well with me. Sofar as ! have
heari ith has given entire satisfaction a. tonic
and blood-pErider
". N. WILLIAMS. Druggist.
SO. .4l5 NcnaOle street.
Ihave sold a gool deal Of Nolanline. Every
one who has usoi 10 speaks well OF It as g tonic
and hlood-purlGer. havo JUST sold ak bottles
to one party. ). Il. READ, Druggist,
5Ol north Twenty-0tth street.
SoiRntne IL lively seller with ne /, ranks
frst-class as z tonic and hlOcd-uurihGr
A. A. SCOT T. Druggist,
corner Twenty lf.n AMI Broad streets.
We have had n steady -ale for Noiandine for
the last three years. Have had 10 complaints.
Robert q. CAEELL & CO.,
corner Third al1 Nain Streets
have had q very good demand for No dine.
Some OF ny customers have expressed them
selves as being entirely satisfied with the merits
oil the proparatOn.
IRVING +. BEVERIDGF. Druggist,
Brook avenue and Clay streets.
AN selling Nolanfiue right along. Have no
complaint OF he WORK % performs When asked
to recommend n tonic and blood Vuruer |
always name NOlanIlne, for ! believe M push
ing home enterprise when 1t has merit o,,
S0Iih-Side Pharmacy.
Ihave sold Nolsndine ever since IL has been
upon the market. ! believe i, has generally
given satisfaction ~ a tonic and blood pur.ie
j shall continue 90 carry IL in stock 50 long as
there Il demand for H.
L. WAGNER. Druggist,
corner sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
DROWNED.
The Recent Railroad Accident-The Mur
dcrcr of Extraordinarily Crushed.
OF Iuu I'I0HIHUIIu l7ISI7aVVl'I
NORFOLK, December u. 1889.

tCOrrespOn1ence Of tho IuchnOnd DIspatch.J
NORFOLK, December u. 1889.
To-day about noon sir. J. NJ. Smith,
popularlv known as Sonny" Smith. Of
The firm Of ]. NJ. Smith & Son. staye deal
ors, was drowned at his stave-yard in Nc
Cullough's dock. He was seen 30 20 over
board and was not in the water much more
than twenty minutes before the body was
recovered and shortly afterwards conveyed
10 the residence Of the family. II Is not
known how the accident happened. Some
seem 10 think it suicide, and others that 1t
was the result OF an attack of apOplexy.
Deceased was about forty-seven years Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Twomonths ago Nelson Millner (colored)
stabbed another negro and ran away. To-
day he was seen at Cascade by Constable
". II. Ivey. who attempted to arrest him,
but Milluer icrked the club out Of the Con
stables hand and dealt him - blow OYER
the head and then ran. The Constable
fired upon him. luhicting wound from
which Millner viii die.
The funeral Of J. A. Coleman, who was
recently killed by his horse. took place 10
Chatham to-day. and was largely attended.
The transactions in leaf-tobacco this
week were very light. The manufacturers
shipped 112, 900 pounds Of plug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Mrs Richard A. Proctor. widow of the
astronomer who was carried OF by yellow
fever. Is gaining livelihood by delivering
her husbands lectures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
EIGHTED NrG.

The powerful shears at the navy-yard
succeeded this morning in riGhting the
capsZed schooner picked ny on HHtteraS
by the United States steamer Despatch and
tug Argus. Hundreds OF people went IN
the ward to witness the operation. The
derclict proved TO be the schooner Joseph
S0uthey. of Ihomastown, Me, loaded with
lumber 81 Brunswick, Ga. on October 1th,
and bound for some northern port. Inc
schooner will be turned over to the owners
of the tug Argus. a. the tug towed the
derelict INTO port instead Of allowing tho
Despatch 10 blow her up. The body OF the
cook was found on board and the remain
der Of the crew doubtless persisted.
TnEtGHT SCATTERED.
Tweutv-odd cars were smashed to pieces
in the accident on the Norfolk Southern
road of Noyack Yesterday and the freight
scattered in prOmiscuCus heaps in every
direction. No trains can run, and track
is being built around tine wreck. 1t Will be
Monday before the road viii be in working
order again. An engineer was scalded, but
no other injury resulted to the train-hands.
The accident was caused by q double train
parting in the middle and the two sections
colliding.
AHEAD or THE SEASON.
The fishermen on the Carolina sounds
are sending fresh herring 10 market and
expect TO send shad soon thlS season. n
few shad have been caught already. Owing
TO the pleasant weather fish are considera-
blv ahead this season, and the early APP
pearance of herrings is regarded as good
indication of big run of fish N the spring.
ALIENS MUEDrEER.
James Humphreys, Of Atlantic City, has
made sworn statement before Justice A.
b. Hestand that he met and talked to
James Forbes. the murderer of Constable
Mike Allen. at Roanoke yesterday, and the
Chief Of Police Of this city has telegraphed
all along the line Of tho Norfolk and West
ern road 70 keep q lookout for the fugitive.
Funds are being raised Tor the relief Of the
destitute family of Constable Allen-a wife
and five children.
TERRIBLY CRUSHED.
Special-Oficer ]. Il. Movie, at Virginia
Beach. was terribly crushed yesterday af-
tcrnOon by the framework of a pile-drver
falling on him. II is thought his injuries
will prove fatal.
Nearly S3O9 was received bv the Retreat
for the Sick from the ladies and gentlemen
who produced the "Mikado" at the Acad-
envy.
j. L. Alice. general secretary Of the
Portsmouth Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, has gone TO his old home in Chat
taIooga 10 spend the holidays. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
THE TELEGRAPH CASE.

judge r. L. Butord, Of Brunswick cOun-
ty. is in the city to-day and has been an
interested spectator of the proceedings in
the great telegraph case in the Circuit
Court. And. by the way, 1t may be SAID
that this case, because of the important
law-pcnts To be argued ana decided, IS
attracting great deal Of attention among
the lawyers generally.
A prominent gentleman residing on Mar
ket street found q handsome memorial s. sb
in ms ward this morning. II had already
been prepared for use and the initials
carved. Where il came from OF who put it
there is unknown. The slab was turned
over to the custody Of the police.
About 5000 bushels OF meal were shipped
South from this city during the present
week
The sales Of loose tobacco this week &C.
cregated about 3Si eco pounds. Some fine
prices were realized and the sales generally
were highly satisfactory 70 the farmers.
The receipts of cotton during the week
were 600 bales.
The fine weather has brought a great
many people 70 our city 70 make Their
Christmas purchases. and the tIade gene
rally has been about rs good as usual.
Invitations are ont for the marriage on
the day before Christmas OF Mr.. Il. Z.
Gates and Miss Roberta Lee Morriss at
Grace Episcopal church.
Rev. +. J. Bosgs, of Suffolk. and Rev.
George C.. Nanderslice. of this city, will
exchange pplpits tomorrow. Mr.. Boges
was formerly pastor OF the H,gh-Strect
Methodist Episcopal church and Will
preach to his old congregation.
ROBIN ADNR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

remarked an old gentleman, rs he Razed
fondly upon the coMcly little woman 10y his
side; but frankly" he continued, I" az ono
time VAS afraid cosmetics would. The silly
little woman. IA order 10 appear youthful,
plastcred her face with different varieties q
whiteWash. yclept balms. creams lotions
etc" Yea" interrupted the little woman,
/" ] did until NY skin became like parchment
and So piuply and coarse "Wcll," said the
listener, What do you use nOW?" Use"
was the reply, nothing but common sense
and DR. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told mo that il my blood was
pure, liver active, appetite and digestion good,
that the outward woman would take on tho
hue Of health. The Discovery did all those
things and actually TcJUycnated me-" II YOU
would possess clear. beautiful complexion,
free from blOtches. plmDles, cruptOns. yellow
spots and I)ughncss, us9 the golden Mod
zeal Discovery" Il ia guaranteed 20 DO
nll that 10 Is claimed to, or money paid
FOR IL will dc promptly refunded.
Copyright, lass, by WoELD's DIS. MED ASSN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Doctors have been completely nonplussol
by Mr.. Irowbrdge, who was run over by
street-car. Every night his death was ox-
pected. and they say II is almost miracle
how be has held on so long; but ne ciines
10 life with remarkable tcnacitv. and Says
now he will not die Ho iAperfcctly r.
tional. The doctors. how&'r, entertain
no hope whatever of his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ Road
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER r. isn
TWO DAILY TRAINsTo NORFOLK.

LEAVE RICHMOND, BYKD.sTREE1 STATION
"a a. NJ. Daily. Ga Petersburg -Rlchmoni .nl
norfolk IlrJ "a EZprts-- Alr4yt -
Norfolk i23J L. b. s'ops oaiy r- -
tersDurg, WAYerly, iuisot, aud SUI
fOlk.
eOA n. Daily. 90 Petersburg. Arrive a.
Pelofsourg 1918 A. ~ No. leAgYs
Petersburg 1917 A. Il. fIr a. o.
vile. LynchDgrs, aud al 3olu' s0G.a
West
qssr H. JsIy. wa Pe.srs04rg. Arrive -
tersbgrs 3:34F. ~. leave Petersburg
3:5jP. A. daily arriving Norfolk 81
p. N.
ITO r. N. Daily. via Pessrsours. Arrive a.
Petersburg 1895 g. H.. conuecauz
WITH TrAla No. f. leaving tatsraDgrE
Al 1888 A. 81. tor Farmyils. Lynch
burg. Poea0ontas. an4 all goiatB
south sa1 NssL
1915 A. ". Daily, except sla a. tiQ Burfsfi-',
Tor lsrmgilie, !! n hsgrg, tas 20 it-,
and Nesk
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-CA8 AccCAAODA
No. i-Slee ping-csr fron Peter urs 70 Bris.o
wlthoa. change. leaving petersD-ss daily -
i2a0 4. NJ. and Lynch0urs 10 Eemphis wiz
on. changs.
No. c-Lyachoare 10 New Orleans, and Roa.
noas 70 NJ. apAi witaoa, change
1ickets, baggage-clsrks aad All Information
can 20 Obtained al Richmond ami Peterst1rs
rsilread depot A. W. CABRERA i0JJ Nsin stree,
and the compsny's once, POI east Nam ssres~
x. ". CONhtNhf,
PASSENGER Agent
W. 3. DEVtLL.
General Passenger Agsn.
CHLsLEs q. EDDY. Woo President
General cf1es. Rosnoks. Va nay a
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DAILY


NIOPtlAh-PlADst
Nos. a. T., g-. g. . ami fi MAKO no stort Nc'.
% AND 7,s.op DID, sigla. at aai. chester. li.. H4I
But. Celtralia, ana ih.l.1r. Sos. ,. IA, --i
81 Will stop nc a. s.AI-ls for p.l.rlsars.
FULLMAN-DAR SERVICE.
On Trains SOS. q AMI 20 i!eopiny-cars between
New Yo.k snl Tampa. 49, l.l JA-Z4l.t.Ie..
OF Trains Nos "a ani 81 slesrirs--@.s t.'rnsg
Washington snt Charleston. GA Tram $50.
.. Yep ne-car7 refVsfn IS ssolurtIu lli Js. As1l-
vile. ON Trains 20. -. ol. .nt IS s.ee.lur.
ca- between ia ssenyliio ali Sew York
The ONLY ALL-RAiL LlNE 10 NORFOLK.
LEAVE ArE.YE
Richmond. $40 An NoriolE.....l.. . f. Y
Richmond. ..'2.5- T.. 81. Aorill-.... f.lI r. 80.
horfllK.......'s.eJA n. kllhnI 0t 500 A. e.
Horl0ik ......'5..0 r. T. H.-aaAoal.. ,..I =. NJ
The trains leaving iuclmUll o. a.. 30 a. 50 ard
Norfolk 90 3 T.. If. are SOLID trails petfesl t.ss
two points, ana passengers eo tAc. 81 without
change u cars. close connections Iro also o.. so
az PeiorsbIfg o. ITO rs p. 81. ua.a from elch-
monG Ant tbs 20 s. Il fraiu rom norfolk.
Trains l-aylag ~ 'Afnpni 1f eco 3. D.. alt
1e.30 p 81. snI arriving 10 z 'tmDal al Cd. =
NJ and % j.. ". mnz" c1u.lrl0u lf Pe'rra-
burg 20 and from farnuile, L3uca.4rg. aui
southwestern points
X NJ. sULLY. superintendent
K T. y. MYgRs. Genera alperIn aItrgL
=. NJ. EMISSION. General Passenger AgeQt
SOL HAAS. rrarc Manage. no22
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EIGHTY-sEyEN AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
subject 70 slyance in price without notice.

Principal and Interest payable 10 Gold Coin
Central Trust Company OK Now Yors,
Irustes-at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

We hayebeen selling Nolandnc az q tonic aud
blood ruriler and We believe n my one uses it
they will ana that doos he wor@.
RlCHARDsON'S DR. GSTORf,
corner Seventeenth and Fenahle Streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

] believe Eclandine IS good blood puri-
fer Wherever have sold 10 l. lR3 given entire
satisfaction. J. ". FRAZIER, pruggis,
No 1913 cRst Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

ZINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
j. CIGARS Just received anl sold a. iose-t
figures.
sIOAE ALWAYS OPEN ANp NiGUr
2. s.. MILE Dr..
% 1906 AZ east BaaI street, corner llfth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

am selling creat deal OF Nolahdinc. /
must mink that oil that ] have sold has given
satisfaction, as have hearl % no complaint.
4. n. DORSET, Druggist,
No. 3]i south Pine street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

have had very good demand for No an line.
Some Of ny customers have expressed them
selves az being entirely satisfied with the merits
oil the preparation.
IRVING T.. BEVERlDGF. Druggist,
Brook avenue and Clay streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

My sales oi Nolaudluo are rapidly increasing.
II gives general satisfn zion rs tonic and blood
purifier. d. ". BLANKS, Druggist.
30 100 Wes, Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

an selling Nolaniine right along. Have no
complaint OF he Work % performs. When 1eSed
to recommend n tonic and blood puriuer |
always name NOlanIlne, for ] believe M push
ing home enterprise when II has merit
{. i. phOLI,
S1Ith-Side Pharmacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Solaniine is a lively seller with ne. /. ranks
frst-class as q tonic and hlocd-uurihGr.
A. 4. SCOTT. Druggist,
cnrnar IwarfY- TN and BrunI .trnats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-22

Ihave sold eoOI deal Of Nolanline. Every
one who has usoi Il speaks well OK It as g toni'
and hlood-puriGer. havo Jus; sold ak bottles
20 one party. }. Il. READ, Druggist,
tOl north IWenty-Qfth street.