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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

Records OF Them Made on Yesterday.

Records OF Them VI aOo on rcsterohJ'
A deed OF bargain and sale from Joseph
Bryan aud wife and James ii. Dooley aud
wife to the West End Land and Improve
ment Company, conveying number OF lots
in Henrico county near the corporate limits
was recorded in the clerks office OF the
CbaBccry Court Yesterday.
The consideration is S337,S6j.
This same deed has been recorded in the
County Court OF Ienrico.
OTHER RICHMOND DEEDS.
Rosa f. selden's trustee TO Estelle Lee
Weisigcr, 80 feet on east side Tenth street
near NJ, improved, $4,000.
Writ Roberts to David p. Walker, trustee,
30 feet on east side seventeenth street
corner Cary, So.
NJ. Golden and wife TO Elizabeth J. Craw-
fsrd, east side Eighteenth street between
Clay and Leigh, Sl.O2l.
LIS PENDENs.
Isaac johnson, by Charles II. Cosby, who
sues to compel defendant to comply with
terms OF sale OF house and lot on corner CAL
hOun and Goddln streets.
HENRIcO COUNTY COURT.
J. T. Dickinson, trustee, 10 W. T. Woody,
60 feet on east side Of National road between
Brown and Lewis streets, Sl0J.
John ". Gordon 10 W. A. Hammond,
/ 49-l00 acres on Brook turnpike one and
a half miles north Of Richmond. $500.
A. :. Leo and wife to Arthur W. Lee,
$50 feet on northeast corner Of Louisiana
and Gillian streets, -.
HUSTINGS COURT OF MANCHESTER.
Edward Bauton TO John +. Tavlor, 80 feet
on north side Richmond aud Petersburg
turnpike. $500
r. A. Bowen and wife TO A. J. Bradley,
80 feet on south side Bainbridge street be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth. $1,000.
Chesley a. Jones and wife to Alexander
c. Jones, 2G feet on Hull street northwest
corner Summers, $3.50.
Mechanics Building Fund Company to
Charles Keller. s. l-G feet on south side De
catur street, $3.50.
samuel II. Pulliam 10 Mrs. Bette Beasley,
90 feet on west side Fifteenth street near
Everett, 5000.
c. :. Resms and wife to Ophelia scodeld,
20 feet on Fifth street, 1924.
WIRT RoBERTss WILL.
The will Of Mr. Writ Roberts was adj
mltted to probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday and Portiaux Robinson qualified
as executor.
The estate is valued at $4,000 and IS dis
posed Of as follows: To PortiauX Robinson
Is left a lot OF land on Seventeenth street
near Cary, also a piece on Main street
near Gille's creek. David =. Walker
receives lot Of land on Seventeenth
street adjoining the one above mentioned.
Frank Gallagher is bequeatbed the interest
OF deceased IN piece OF ground in IIenrico
county near the corporate limits. John ".
Fisher and Judge II. II. Marshall receive
each $3.50 in money.
All the rest OF the estate Is 10 be divided
equally between POrtiaux Robinson aud
David p. Walker.
There is a lien Of $4,000 on the lois OF
ground on Seventeenth street. but deceased's
life was insured for this amount in the Val
ley Mutual Life-Assocation OF Staunton,
aud be directs that this money be used to
pay off the liens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
FINE CHEsSPLAYING.
Captain Mackenzie Entertaining Our
Cub.

Captain Mackenzie reached the city, after
vexatious delays on the rail, on Monday
night, and yesterday engaged in play with
the members Of the Richmond Chess Club
aud visitors from other sections OF the state.
In the morning be played seven games
simultaneously with as many players, and
won six and drew one. Giving the odds OF
knight be won several games from the best
players, but lost one to Mr.. Moorman, OF
Lynchburg.
At night the Captain played fourteen
games simultaneously, losing four. one Of
the vietors is an accomplished young lady
OF this city.
Play win be renewed at II O'Clock to-day
and again at night,
A large number OF deeply.interested spec
tators were present last night.
Captain Mackenzie Is returning 10 bis
home in New York from a visit In the South
taken for the benefit Of his health. During
the past six weeks he has met the most dis
tinguished chess-players in Louisiana, Ten.
nessee, and Georgia. made many friends, and
largely added 10 his reputation as master OF
the noble game
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

Two witnesses who were fined 10 this court
Monday morning for being drunk on Sunday
aud on whose statement Officer Sweeney re-
ported Morino. testified that they drank IL
quor Sunday from . bottle in front OF Mori.
NOS place. and that they paid for II. They
denied that they were In Morino's bar-room
and did not say who bought the liquor. Po-
lceman Austin testified that the front door
was open, and he saw what he supposed 70
be whiskey- barrels. The defendant admitted
that the door to his confectionery was open,
and that whiskey-oarreis were In the front
room, but denied thst bo sold any liquor on
sunday. Fined S2j and costs. Paid.
James Grace, assaulting and beating G.. L.
Koleher with a rock. Fined S5 and costs.
j. A. Peck, drunk and dsorderly and
crcating disturbance In W. B. Jones's bsr-
room Fined $40 sDd costs.
Alexander Lipscombe (eoloredl asssuting
and beating Jennie SWAIN on the street
Continued until to-day.
A large plumber OF other eases wero dis
posed OF, but they were all OF trifing cha
racter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Two-Inch Nall Coughed Up
Strange ExpIosiOn-PorsOnaI

Strange ExpiOsiOn-PorsOnaI.
Edwin Bryce. the fourteen-yesr-old son OF
Mr. w. +. Bryce, OF Swassboro'. in a vio-
lent coughing spell Monday night which
lasted for several hours. coughed up two-
inch English galvanized horseshoe nail
which be swallowed fifteen months ago
while living in Fredericksburg. Several
physiciqns endeavsred to locate the nail. but
were unsuccessful, and it was finally con-
cluded that the little fellow must have been
mistaken in saying he swallowed Il, and as
his health began to fail aud he was subject
TO continued spells OF coughing. his case
was pronounced consumption, aud he has
been treated for that for some considerable
time. lie is now doing we'll and will re.
cover.
A singular explosion and uphesyal Of
earth occurred day or two ago at Saln6ack
farm, in Prince George county, which is
owned by Mr. f.. Il. Leayenworth, City
Engineer of Manchester. The explosion
occurred on the slope OF q hill, aud the
aperture made is ninety seven yards long,
twenty feet deep, aud thirty feet wide, from
the bottom OF which flows a stream OF clear
wster. The land ia that section has large
deposits OF mari. and such things rs land
slides thereabouts have been seen before, but
an explosion Of this character is a novelty
TO the oldest residents.
Hands were engaged again yesterday re.
moving the debris that collected in the Man.
chester canal just above tho Hull-street
bridge.
The gorge was large one, and the under
taking Of clearing ii out is by no means
light.
Judge Beverley A. Hancock was in the
city yesterday.
Children's-day services will be held at the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

Taking advantage OF the lull in business
occasioned by the damage from the floods
the clerks OF the local freight offices OF the
Richmond and Allegheny and Richmond
aud Petersburg railroads met each other
with picked mines in a match game OF base
ball Yesterday afternoon.
The place chosen for trial OF their skill
was the Manchester Baseball PARK.
The game commenced at $50 O'Clock, and
WAS called at 6:45 on account Of rain.
-Four innings had been played. The
Richmond and Petersburg niue were the
vlctors-their friends Of the Richmond and
Allegheny not scoring arun.
The following is the score: Richmond and
Allegheny, 0; Richmond and Petersburg, 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
otterburn sprins. Hotel.

Tbs new and elegant beteI VIII b
opened 70 the public on the 18th Of this
month, and it ia conceded by all Rich.
mond people who have seen Il TO be the
incest summer resort hotel and grounds IN
Virginia. New furniture OF latest style, ele-
giant tableware, and all other equipments
frst-class. All trains will stop at 0tterburn
Springs station on and after the 10Th
instant. and Bon Air train will run TO
Springs aud remsin all night. Otter
burn station is three qusrters Of a mile
west Of Amelia Courthouse. Hotel table
will be supplied with best the mar
ket OF Richmond and surrounding coun-
try affords. Bosrd $50 to $40 per single
month. $40 per week. Families wishing to
stay as long IS three months can make special
terms. Don't decide 70 40 elsewhere until
you have seen the otterburn Springs Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Help for Johnstown sufferers.
The following contributions have been
made to the fund for the relief OF the Johns.
town sufferers:
SIS 90
Morfuary Report.

The number OF deaths last week was -.
Causes of DEATH; Brain.dlsease. cOlO-
red congestion OF lungs, colored; con-
SUMPTION, white aud colored; dropsy Of
ntart, colored; fever malarial. | cOlored;
intantcide by suhocation (probablyl, 1
colored inflammation OF bowels. colOred !;
marasmus, coiored; meningitis. colored; ;
old age, colored; premature birth. l
colOred; rupture Of uterus, white; rheu>
matte fever, / white; reimbursement,
white; soitening OF brain, cOlored; ~ phi
lis, l coored; teethinz, 1 white aud Colo
red; unknown. white and colOred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

ciled as the highest virtue. His whole
being was filed with tina. higher religion
which c0nsecrates TO God not only an hour
OF prayer. not only a longer or shorter
period Of devotional feeling, but every step
in HE. eyery emotion OF the soul. with
chlldlike devotion he placed everything IN
Gods hand. He was thoroughly penetrated"
said DR.. Harris, "with that love towards bis
iollow-man which Judaism taught even To-
wards an enemy. Views similar TO those
o! Or. GTatz are entertained aud promui-
gated by the greatest minds In Israel
would be well n superintendents OF Sunday
schools would Inform the children under
their charge. and II ministers OF the Gospel
would inform their tlocks what the belief oi
the Israelite Is with regard TO Jesus; they
would dissipate q great deal OF error, con-
tribute 10 the spread OF truth aud TO the
gradual diving out Of a deep.rooted preln-
dice-a prejudice which IS so deeply rooted
because Il Is so veTv old.V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
THE w. A. THOMAS ESTATE.
Taking OF Dispositions for Bette
Lewis 10 Commence ro-aEorrow.

The taking Of depositioOs IN the cele-
Thomas case will begin tomorrow.
The testimony for Bette Thomas Lewis.
the colored claimant Of the greater portion
OF the estate, will be first taken, aud the Of
flee OF Hon. George l.. Christian will be the
place. The heirs at law will be given ample
time to take depOsitIons in their behalf, and
the other side will then take evidence in re.
buttsl.
Judge Waddill. one OF the counsel for
Bette Lewis. said yesterday he thought
there is bare possibility Of the case being
brought to trial curing the present term Of
the Cbancery Court
1t Is probable that counsel engaged will
ask Judge Fitzhugh to summon jury to try
the main issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Safe TrIp or Excur.,onixt..

A special train with excursionists from the
commercial clubs Of Chicago, st Louis, and
Cincinnati, under the charge OF PRECEDENT
Ingalls, and General Manager HsrahAn, OF
the Chesapeake and OHIO road, passed
through the city last night en- route 10 New
port News.
They came ma the Chesapeake and Ohio
from Cincinnati. Monday night wss spent
at the White sulphur. At Charlottesville a
stop was made long enough TO Visit Month
cello.
At Hanover JUNCTION the train was trans
ferred to the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac tracks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
A Beautiful Tribute.

A sad but pleasing incident occurred at
Hollywood cemetery on last Sunday morn
ing In connection with the burial OF DR.. S.
z. Moore. After the burial services the
family and friends retired TO their homes
and left the grave under charge OF General
Cooke and Major Brander, OF Lee Camp, to
have it bricked up. White performing that
sad duty they observed two young girls, pu'
pills Of the public schools, who had remain
ed. When the work was nearly completed
they asked and obtained permission to place
IN the grave some fowers-hearps-ease-
which they had with them, remarking that
they loved DR.. Moore very much and that
be had so often spoken to them OF these
flowers, and in so many WAYS had shown bis
loyefor the children OF the public schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Mr.. Axten 90 BE Assistant 10 Presi-
dent Ingalls,

The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg Index-AppeAl had this In hIs
letter published yesterday: Mr.. Decatur
AXtell, formerly receiver and manager
OF the Richmond and Aleghaney rail-
road, Is soon to be made assistant to
the President OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio II was rumorcd that he was to be
vice-presidcnt OF the Chesapeake and Ohio,
hut assistant to President Ingalls, Is to be the
title Of his new position. Mr.. Wexford is
the incumbent Of that office, but be is to be
made secretary, to make vacancy for Dir.
AXtell. The order will be issued this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
ChriaIinn Athletes.

The interest in athletics has not been al
lowed to lag at the Young Mems Christian
Association gymnasium since the recent
feld.day; in fact, the success OF that day has
served to stimulate the members TO renewed
eXertiOns.
The Norfolk gymnasium, some OF whose
members participated IN the sports here,
will have a feldday June 18th. Quite a
lengthy programme has been arranged, and
the association OF Richmond has been IN
vted 10 send a team 10 compete for the
Prizes offered by the merchants OF the city.
Professor Cornelius expects 10 take down
about dozen Of his athletes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

MessrS J. J. Wilson, Son & Co. sold for
T. NJ. Watkins. OF Louisa county, Va, seven
packages Of sun-cured tobacco at the follow
ing prices:
No. 1 to w. r. Hancock, at $40 per cwt.
No. . TO w. +. Hancock. at $50 per cwt.
No. 3 to }. B. Pace Tobacco Company, at
Si5 per cwt.
No. to J. b. Pace Tobacco Company, at
So per cwt.
No. to w. T. Hancock. at Sli IS per cwt
No. 6 to lIardgrovc & Co.. at 50 per cwt.
No. to Hardgroye & Co., at 1926 per
cwt.
June 4. 1880
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Chesapeake and ohio Train Arrange

Trains will leave Union depot, Eighth and
Byrd streets. until further notice a. follows:
1885 A. NJ. 1905 A. NJ, and SIS Z. NJ.
Tickets can be had at A. W. Garber's.
Tenth and Main, or al Union depot.
The accommodation leaves Chesapeake and
Ohio depot, running as far as Wlckham. at
5:lJ Z. NJ.
On the James-River division (Ri1hmond
and Allegheny rairoad) trains running a. far
as StaDaId DOVER. will leave at 9:l5 A. NJ. !;
returning at 5:4J Z. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

| can cheeri1lly recommend Johnston's
Vegetable Nolandine 10 any one suffering
from Liver or Kidney Complaints and
bilious derangemrnt Of the system. Its
prompt and permanent action IN my case
affords me pleasure 10 recommend II 20
others similarly affected.
CHARLES =. SELDES.
Hardware Merchant. formerly with Singer
Sewing Machine Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

mer Nights Dream. The performers were
Mrs. Tsso, Mrs. Woodbridge, and Misses
Minor. Noting. GuiIlaume, l.. Williams,
Wilson, Randolph. and Mr.. Hahr. The vo-
calists were Miss Bessie Pace aud Mr.. VIII
liam Brauer. both Of whom were forced 10
respond to eneOres. One OF the most at.
trsctive features was the reading from the
above play by Miss Lillian Arnold. who sus-
tanned her reputation as an accomplished
alOcufianiat al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Two Fingers and Thumb blown or

Charlie, the twelYe>year-Old son OF Mrs.
Fannie Taylor. who resides at No. 3l5 east
Franklin street, met with q very painful as
well as serious accident yesterday morning
while PLAYING in his mothers yard. lie hsd
by some means gotten hold Of a dynamite
csrtrldge and not being aware OF rs Danger
ousne,s, or IN fact knowing what it was,
commenced TO pick at it with a hair-piu, aud
the result was the cartridge exploded in the
little fellows left band and cut of his index
and middle fingers aud thumb. Dr. Huster
Mcclure was called TO see the little fellow
and smputated the portions left OF the
wounded members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Sudden Death of Former Resident
Of This GEty.

Mr.. William e. SchwalmeyeT, formerly OF
Richmond. died suddenly IN tue city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on Friday last.
Mr. Schwalmeyer was the eldest son OF
the late John ID. and Mary c. ScbWAlmeyer,
well-known residents OF Union Hill. lie
was born and raised 10 tnis city, and WAS for
some time merchant on Broad street. lie
married sister OF Mr.. James BiDghlm, q
well-kno1n printer Of snte-bellum times and
an 0ttQche OF the Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Exposition society,

An adjourned meeting OF the Virgins
Agricultural and Mechanical Society will be
held Friday, June 7th, at 4:3e o'clock p. III.
At ttr Chamber OF Commerce, Richmond,
Va.
Tte election Of officers for the society,
discission OF the question whether there
shall be beld fair this fail, aud other matters
viii be disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Auction SALES r..DAY.

j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. ; p. W., building
lot on Twenty-secOnd near z street
J. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO.. $50 p. w., TWEEN
ty-nye West-knd lots and two squares on
arshall street rear Of Pinel Hospital
" ". BOWE. ; T.. NJ. three new brick dwellings
Nos 3l7. 3l9. and 82l west Grace street.
+. A. CATLGN. 6P. NJ. detached frame dwelling
on TWenty-seventh ana y streets. Church
Hill.
T. y. CHAFFIN &c CO., p NJ, Third-street
property near Gam ble's Hill.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules.
brggies, phaetOns, &c. II 4. NJ, hay, mules,
wagons &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

When taken for a few days potash mixtures
impair the digestion. take away tho appetite,
and dry up the gastric juices which should assist
IN dieesing and assimilsting the food. Swtft's
Specific has just the opposite effect it improves
digestion, brings appetite, and builds up tho
general health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

Carpets busted by machinery are free OF
dust and grit, purer and last longer. Com
slider this before sending yours on the hill
side to be beaten. Carpets stored moth
proof. 9iEs. A. j. PYLE,
3lJ north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Hahr Mu.tc.I noe,ety.

The last musicale OF this season was given
last evening at The Young Mems Christian
Association, aud was attended by large au-
dience, Notwithstanding the iuelement wea.
ther. The instrumental portion OF the pro-
symphony and all the music OF the Midsum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
The Injunction Nuisance Case.

This case engaged the attention OF the
Henrico Circuit Court-Hon. Willism 8.
Barton presiding-the whole OF yesterdays
session. The evidence for the prosecution
was concluded, and several witnesses were
examined for the defence. The trial, which
will determine whether or not tue temporary
Injunction against BIckerstsf aud Kepler
shall be made permanent will probably be
concluded to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
The rnirernitY rinni Cei.hrn,ion.

The final celebrations Of the University OF
Virginia will commence sunday, June 23d,
and continue through four days, concluding
Wednesday nighs with the final ball" by the
University German Club. Mr.. Henry W.
Grady, OF Atlantis, will deliver the address
before the literary societies on the morning
OF the 25th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

SHE: George. are there any Wedding Suits
among those Fifteen-Dollar suits OF The Bos-
toms OF which have lately heard so much1"
He: "N-Do, Mot exactly; they are really
Fine Business Suits"
SHE: well, that's what mesp-6usiness."
THE GIRL IS RIGHT" BUSINESS is BUsI-
NESS AND WE MEAN BUSINESS WHEN
WE SAY THESE FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS"
OF OURS WERE NEVER EQUALLRD IN THIS
TOWN BEFORE FOR CONSIDERABLY MORE
MONEY. THEY CAN'T BE TOUCHED BY
OTHERS FOR 25 PER CENT. MORE IN THIS
GRAND SHOWING WE oUTDO OURSELVES.
JUST THINK OF TT GERMAN WoRSTEDS,
AMERICAN CAsSihERES, BELGIAN. ENG
LIsH, AND IRISH TwEEDS IN ALL SHADES
AND CoLoRs. FAULTLgss IN STYLE. AND
TAILORED TO ffr-SACK AND CUTAWAY
sTYLEs-AND THE CHOICE OF THIS sPLRN-
DID OFFERING AT "FIFTEEN DOLLARS A
SUIT" WE DEAL IN PR0SAiC FACTS AND
AVOID GLITTERING GBNERALITIRS. CoME
AND SEE THE GOoDS-THRY'RE HERE
ION OUR COUNTERS MOT ON PAPER
OR IN OUR MINDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Fined for Selling Liquer ON Sunday

James Morino, an Italian who keeps con-
fectlouery on Eighth street near Canal with
bar In the back room, was before the Police
Ing his bar room open on Sunday, June I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
A Great Sale OF Lots In south BOs
Inn En

On Friday next AZ O'Clock p. " there will be
great sslo of Lots IN the rapiily-growlng town
Of South Boston. by which fine chance Il given
for investments. Among the Lots 10 De sold are
ten on Nalu street ga tho very heart Of the city
For further Information apply 10 Chewing &
Rose, No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

After suffering with nervous prostration for
years take DIR. Henley'5 Celery, Beet, and Iron,
and be cured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

PONDS Extract has won a great reputs-
ton for forty years curing cases OF acute
pain,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
Andenson's Scotch. and also
GINGHhMS. J.

day marked to q tahing price, What WAS IS Is
25c. the 4s is sc. the ~ il s9c. tho 80 Is tsc
the - Is SOC. igc. for CSC French GiDghsms
Here Is spne OF sixty-nye piece. made 70 imi-
tate Anderson's. Tho fabric equally light tho
colors as bright and handsome. and but for our
say-so you would take them for that msksrs
goods--syerythin about perfect glc. has been
the price sll this season. They will bo offered
70 you atl2kc.
Domestic Ginghams in endless variety OF
styles. Many uAder vslue-all the way down to
Sc. O yard.
Domestic Ginchsms-Exirems rear.
Imported Ginghams-Middle aisle, last section
20 the right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

Distress after eating aud other dyspeptic
symptoms are cured By Hoods sarsapsrilla. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05
So1crTc ;;1 S'O-B0no French -wo'o Corset

...-...--- - thss always BEEN 22o. Just now
they are 81. The usual Sor. Corset rs 81. There
is war against corset makers. wsged by q little
-over-p r-producfion-seyersl makes OF corset q,
similar prices. By-and-by you pay tho same Old
prices again. We carry all tho best makos Of
Corsots-such a. p. d., C. r., ThomsOn's Glove
ntsing. DR.. Warmers, and several dozen other
such makes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-05

WALK ANYWHERE ABOUT THE HOUSE AS
YOU PLEASE YOU ARE INVITED TO 10 80.
THE wAITING-RooM FOR YOUR RECEPTION.
NO ONE TO soLEsT or IAPORrUNE you To
BUY. IMPORTATION CAN Be HAD or TIE
FLOOR WALKERS OR sALEsPEoPLE.