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The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01

A GREAT DEAL has been said concerning
the shoe General Harrison would wear to
Washington. He will soon find out that
the correct shoe for gentlemen in Washing
ton is the Crawford.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01

The Crawford shoe can only be obtained
in Washington a. the Crawford Shoe store,
SOB Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01
~ THE HOUSE.
Captain Eoutelle
Gave Whitney-wcll,
What Captain Doutelle
Gave Whitney's sell
Dom printed.

1t looks little like it was going to be
Ground-hoguration Day,
If 1t rains Monday the grand stand will
he found on the sidewalks.
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01

Quick, cheap and sure Is Salvation Oh,
and you can get Il at all druggists for 25 cts.
Millions Of bottles OF Dr. Bulps Cough
Syrup have been sold at 25 cents each,
The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01

EVERY PAIR of Crawford shoes sold
custom made
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13
New Yock financial narse,


NEW YORK, July Money closed at
3 per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates. 4s7a4sSi actual rates. 1861
aiSGs for sixty days. and 4Ssa4sst for
demand. Governments closed steady
currency 6's. IFS bid, A., coupons, 1851
bid: y :. do. 1868 bid.
The morning s market was severe
disappointment 10 the bulls. The tone
Of speculation was weak and the grang-
els were from iaii per cent. lower by
noon. The news from Chicago with
regard to the meeting of the railroad
presidents was all conflicting. but even
the most favorable reports did not claim
that anything definite had been done.
On the contrary. il was stated that the
cutting Of rates By the Alton was 70 be
met by an equal, if not lower cut
By other roads TO Kansas City. There
were other unfavorabl9 elements in the
stock market Atchison's report Of
the gross earnings for the last week Of
June was discouraging. Another I'M
favorable item was the ordering OF 81
500 600 gold for export tomorrow,
Stocks were freely sold after the open
ing half hour. and prices went grad
ually lower Throughout the morning
the decline i'm the railroad stocks,
aside from the grangers. at noon
ranged from 10 &c. per cent
There was no improvement m .he mar
ket after midday. Prices continued on
the down grade to the close. The
closing igures were generally the low
est OF the day. TIE decline IN the rall
road stocks ranged from to per cent.
Sales. 4O2 600 shares.
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lie COTTON HarkoA



NEW YORK. July l2.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price X Co. in their cotton cir
cular says: Liverpool is depressed by
rumors Of short time among Manches-
ter spinners. Tie -pinners agreed 10
run short time if twO-thirds consent.
Oldham action yet doubtful. Liver
pool houses have been the heaviest
sellers of August contracts against their
previous purchases for shipment"
Prices here tonight closed irregular,
some months being slightly higher than
others. Sales, % 900 bales. Receipts
AZ ports to-day estimated at 200 bales
against 246 bales last week aud 5os
bales last year. Spot cotton is steady
al III for middling uplands. Sales up
to 2:l5 p. II. are 4Ol bales for export
and AS bales T. sp.nners. July, 10 53a
1914; August, 10 jlalO.j2. September,
l0.l4tl0.15: October. 9.s5a9 SO. Novem-
Der. 9.s7a9.ss December. S.s9ay.yO.
January. 99js996 February, 10 ga
10 o.: March. ln.llalO.l2; April, lO.lsa
1919: May. - 26112.21
Ia Liverpool. spot cotton closed IN
bu, ers favor, midland uplands, Is $40.
Sales. SO bales.
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Tho unusual is invariably priced, and
tho savage who exchanges his gold and
silver for worthless bands displays one
Of the commonest traits Of variety low
ing human nature AnamusiDg illustra-
ton OF this tendency 10 exalt what is
raro is givon by yachtsman who paid
flying visit TO Holland.
At Gronineen we visited the Plantaage.
very pretty park laid out three years
ago on the site Of the dismantcd fortif-
cations.
"Thcro is fine hill in tie Plantaagc,"
said my guide, "and from the summit of
it YOU will be able to sec the country for
q great distance
10 Interested me greatly 20 hear that
thore was such a thing rs hill in Hol-
land
"lhIt where isit;" said /, looking round
tho ntcrminablo plain. Il can sec no
HILL"
"Itis just over there. but you cannot
see it, for it is hidden by that bush.
Tho hin proved to be an artificial
mound. not twenty feet in height, but
when my companion reached the SUM
mit, SD deceived was he by his magma
ton that ho heaved "a deep sigh, mopped
his face, and dropped exhausted into n
chair.-Youth's Companion.
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A good story is told Of Maurice Barry.
more. who is noted for his quick and
witty answers and dry humor 4 few
seasons ago he travelled as the leading
support Of well known lady star who
IS not blessed with the sweetest temper
on earth. and many war Of words oc-
CURED between them; but Barrymore on
no occasion gave her sufficient cause for
his discharge. One morning at rehearsal
the lady was in particularly bad humor
and annoyed her handsome leading man
greatly. until finally some remark OF ms
led her to say: Mr.. Barrymore, you
evidently have never been accustomed
TO the society of ladies.
81 beg your pardon, madam" quickly
replied Barrymore; "you forget that l
was born and that am married"
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THE GIRL IN a CALICO DRESS.

Though queens Of society try ms they Uill
10 daz@le and charm us by dressing 10 kyl
They cannot look ever We have % confess
As sweet as tie girl 10 the calico dress.
40 framework Of satin. silk. Jewels and lace
Can set on her picture OF beauty and grace
Like "a calico dress Of neat pattern and shade
That her own willing hands have 20 tastefuiiy
made
There's something SO wholesome. SO homeilke. &C
clean.
50 honest and useful so modest Of mien
In a calico dress, that lis wearer. We know,
partakcs OF lbs virtues. and IN them will grow.
80 tailor made GIRL be she ever so smart
And dechcd in The fashion Of drcssmaking AT,
Can hold up candle with any success
To the sensible girl 10 a calico dress
And none. when Il comes 70 the duties Of life.
Can make for a man such helpmate and wife,
And build him home that be proudly viii blcs
Like the brave little girl 10 q calico dress
An praise 90 the girl 90 q calico dress:
A marriage with her Is a certain success.
a kitchen or parIor-each one 10 rs place
She. like Cinderella, viii equally grace
II C. Dodge IN Boston Globe
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one evening during Mrs. Delaney ano
Miss Ports occupation OF rooms at W md
sor Castle Miss Port heard a knock al
,he door when she was sitting alone. and
asked WHO is there A voice replied,
at is me-" "Ale may stay where he Is
cried the lively girl. Another knock and
She repeated her question. The voice
AGAIN answered, 1t is me-" Me Is I'M.
pertinent. and may go about bis ousI'
ncss!" She sad. Indignantly. On the
shocking being renewed. some person
who was with Miss Port persuaded hei
to omen the door and see who was 50 per
s.tept when. to her unspeakaDle DIS
MAY She found it was the kinsl All she
III ,t,er was. .sWhat shall sayi
Nothing at all, said the king. = J Oh
were very right TO be cautious whom
Won admitted. "-Temple Bar
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. July l2.-Auction offer
ings on Change to-day. 1913 package q,
with 10 taken in. Highest price. SIS:
lowest. 75c. Average. S5.ll.
Private sales. 40 hogsheads new me-
dunn filters. Other grades show mod
crate sales. and no noteworthy change
in prices. A very good redried hurley
stock If Offering on the market by West
ern and home inspectors.
Mr.. Z. Whitlock is out this week with
a new cigarette, the "Old Nirginias
They are Of purest old Virginia leaf; all
tobacco, and are intended to. as they
will do, obviate all the objection urged
against the paper cigarette. We believe
1t will take at sight.
The above firm have bought the ad-
joining lot to add one-third more capac-
lty to their factorty. which is not sur
pTising, as over onehalf Of last year 5
out put Of cheroots made by this firm
alone.
There are now eight cnerOOt factories
in Richmond, several of which show a
marked increase in business, and there
are. perhaps. no less than seven or
eight hundred girls employed in the
business. The wages earned per week
by them varies from S4to $40. There are
some few girls who are expert at fine
cigar making also, and these may even
earn better wages.
Danville has also large cheroot fac
tory lately established. While the
Northern and Western factories work
Virginia leaf, our Virginia factories. TO
return the compliment. are using now
much Of the seed leaf growth to advan-
tage.
Registered on Change to-day: +. r.
d. Dave, TaTboro, n. e.; Robert john
son, A. +. Estes. Louisa. w.: Fred.
Schwinck. Petersburg. Va; ". J..
Walters. Staunton, Va, and Thomas
Farley, GAINESVILLE, Va. W. L. ID.
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The other day an important looking
gentleman took "a seat beside quiet
man in an Arkansas railway carriage
and began a conversation.
"lm going up TO Little Rock he
said "to get pardon for a convicted
thief I'm not personally acquainted
with the governor, but he can't afford to
refuse me-"
as the follow guilty." asked the man.
"Of course he is, but that makes no
difference. His friends have agreed TO
give me $500 if get him out, and the
thermometer is very low when can't
put up a good talk. Where are YOU tray-
cling"
Going to Little Rock"
ADO YOU live there
"Ycs."
Perhaps you might be Of some serv-
ice 10 me. What business are you inf'
I'm the governor"
He wasn't of the least service to him.
philadelphia Ledger
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NEW YORK. July 10 Flour closed
quiet and 5alOc. lower. winter. tine
grades. S2.25aS2 50. spring. do. X Goa
50 60. superiine winter, 2.75a
S3.lO. Southern flour dull and
weak, family extras. S3.jOa
$500. Wheat closed SAFE lower.
spot sales ~ 30. red. s5ias6c., No. 3
red. sOc so. . red winter. July. Sole.
Corn closed fairly active. weak, Ia.
lower: spot sales Of No. . mixed, i3a
43lc.: no. mixed. July. 42tc.; do. Au-
gust. l3.c. Oats closed dull and weak
tai lower spot sales No white. BE-.
SO. > do. Sic. 40. . mixed, July,
26sc. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard
closed weak aud Sac points lower. Au-
gust. $500 Sugar-reiined. firm, and
generally IT,. higher. cut-loaf and
crushed, 9;c.,ccbe- and powdered. 0ic
graduated and mould A., 9sc. Coffee
spot, firm: fair RIO cargoes, lie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

Apples--Ch0ice Summer. Sl.75 to
500: prime, Sl.4O to SLIGO; poor to
good, Sl.OO to- 81 %.
Virginia hams, choice old. l5c
per pound; new hams. small. u to l5c,
new hams, large, 10 10 lie; sides, - to
Dc: shoulders. ! 20 Sc.
Beeswax- 20 TO PIC per pound.
Broom Corn 10 Il.
Butter-Nirgiuia creamery. 10 10 loo
family packed Virginia.. Il 10 loo
choice yellow. store packed Virginia. .
II TO l3c: store packed, mixed color
and sweet, to Zoe; store packed, COM
mon to fair, nominal.
Eggs-lu crates fresh. IL to lSc; IN
boxes and barrels. / 10 l2c.
Live Poutry-Hens. q to Soc; mixed
coops, - to &c. Chickens, spring
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Reported by C. ". Branch q co., bankers
and brokers'. 40. I'LL Main street.
EEVIEW

REVIEW.
NEW YORK, July l2.-LOndOn came
higher and our market opened up, but
suddenly became weak, and. except for
a rally from 10 30 o clock was weak,
with sharp breaks in trust stocks. The
causes for break ks in other stocks were the
fact that grand trunk ordered rates re-
duced to twenty cents, inspite Of yester-
day 'saction. Tn Western presidents ad-
iourned without doing anything. There
was an unexpected gold engagement
of 81 500 900 gold, and Atchison 5 gross
earnings for June were poor. We had
hopes the Western presidents would nc
complish more than they did but there
is a great deal of satisfaction that
twentv-six Of the twenly-eight roads
act together tremendously. There Is
nothing to fear in the West unless the
Alton forces low rates, in hich event
all of its competitors will reduce. We
cannot believe the roads will tight. now
that a very large tonnage IS Offering,
which might be carried at a large rotit.
The outlook is again uncertain. The
list closed weak.
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where Fred Was.

ON oucof tho South Side avenues lives
d bright faced little miss<of scarcely
three summers. whose watchfumess
brought 20 light facts for this story. The
uoiehborhood is blessed with one of those
broadwinaels who DO odd Jobs for that
Same bread This manfred he is
called-was engaged by the mother Of
this little Miriam 10 carry load Of coal
into the basement Going TO the win
dow some time later the mother discov-
cred that Fred had finished the job, and
She wondered at his non-appearancc.
Hearing Miriam laughing in the kitchen
IAN UNUSUAL thing, by the way, this de-
parimcit being in charge of q typical
green Swcdc-shc fastened out and was
informed by the girl that Fred had been
teasing Miriam. Returning 20 the parlor
She was followed by that little miss, who
seated herself and regarded her mother
thouehuully for a moment, and then
said. mamma, Fred he Rugged Essie
and Essio see saved Don't, dust like
Eats" with q coqucttish wave of her lit
Tie arm. The mystery WAS solved, and
it IS needless TO say that the rodoubtablc
Fred hoavcs his coal and his sentiment
in another quarter.-Chicago Herald.
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Even Undertakers Have Their Fun.

Undertaken J. w. Brasure, Of Hudson
avenue, gets shaved like other men with
whiskcrs, and when he gets in the chair
he gives bis usual solemnity short va
cation and jokes like the rest Of man
kind He told two pretty good short
stories about himself yesterday morning
as Professor Wlkie was winding his
keen razor over the left upper hand cor
ncr Of the undcrtakcr's right jaw.
"You see, " he said, "eyen undertakers
will get sold / was coming down the
street the other day when | met an old
friend lie looked so solemn that !
asked, what is the matter. NodY
"'Mothcr is dead, he replied, and l
was looking for YOU
"'Too bad-but when did she dieY ]
asked with deep sympathy.
"'Oh. about twenty years ago! replied
Ned. as lac hurried OIL.
"Thcn again, continued Mr.. Brasuro.
'twico 1 was sent to u house on Arbor
hin to bury lady, and twice did she
open the door to find out what / wanted.
Finally She did die and"-
"Wcll, what next asked the news
paper man in the next chair,
Another undertaken got the job.
That's all. Albany Argus.
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lInrhsNIIIo. Tenn.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn. July lO.-Plant-
ers are busy with their field crops, and
receipts in consequence are rather
lighter. Our market was rather active
and generally firm throughout the
week, for leaf Tugs were ITFegularly
easier at times. The sales for the
week ending to-day were l.2lj hogs
heads. The quality was rather better.
and there was less damaged tobacco on
the breaks. but a great deal which, in
sweating. had acquired a Aunked flavor,
Bremen buyers are keener bidders.
aud will not let that market suffer for
want Of supplies this year. We have
no bad reports from the crops IN the
field.
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. One of the most trying ordeals That q
hashful. self conscious man has 70 UNI
dereo occasionally m this city is TO walk
through thcwomcn cabin ON one of the
li. ferryboats that cross the North river,
Everything is So wide and sheltorless in
ono of these big boats, and the people
Sitting are ranged along tho two walls
with nothing TO stare at but each other
and those who walk between them. II
seems TO tinid man as if AN eyes were
fixed ou him. as If each one was makinSa
mental note that his trousers basged at
the knees or seemed shy of his boots.
that button was missing from his coat
that h- cuffs edge was fuyci or that
his hat was last years style. These
cabins afford fine opportunities, though,
for people who seldom thiuk OF them
selves. uj like 20 study their fellow
men. and are also much enjoyed by wo-
mon who afc well dressed. or think
they mc. which answers the same pur-
pose. -New York IrbIno.
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CHICAGO. July 12.-Wheat opened
active and irregular. Corn firm and a
triile higher. Oats quiet and un-
changed. Provisions weak and lower.
Closing: Wheat-July. 7sic.; August,
76sc. Corn-July. 35la3jsc. Oats
July. 92sc.. August. 2l4a2iic. Pork
July, Sll.-7i; August, Sil.21i. Lard
July. S6.22i; August. S6.27i. Ribs
July, Sj.67t; August. Sj.72i.
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MR.. winsow's soothing syrup s.C cn,t, n',
vevs be used wnen cniu, sn,rerrp ~ once:
tecth. ~ i'.a,,,'',,,ai ouiet sleep 10y relieving
% produces n", min. and the little chernl
the emu as In, .,,gr.sRt ms hutton u i NesA
pE ca.ss, t. to TASTE It s9o6Gs the 4s s' w sG
Gus ~, gum, ',,,ts and h. the best know
resulsl's ,S ,ier,r 1cs. whether arising IRON
remedy iOf h.'. .,.es twenty. five cents
tceihins OF o'nei '"''7 Tu,Ih,sa&W.
IA bottle,
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atnnor
erontle ie sysm
orw or foo ceive nrp
u G OF
he aud been fDund l Typhoid
ng q q dOubt
alerh o
viii aDt
search And
BOW n gOu
IN disease
Ia Ia guti tcsnDot b ina
m
"
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Nashville, Tenn

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 9. - Our
red head Spectators have gone. and
prices have dropped their heads m
sorrow. The season for the growing
crop is excellent. and we are apt to
find more Of a crop to cut than We
thought we had plants TO set. What
shall be done with the stuff Is a hard
question. We can console ourselves.
however. with the fact that some thing
ARRAYS turns up to prevent "A calamity
when prices are at either extreme.
Receipts, PSI hogsheads for the week,
sales. 50 hogsheads for the week stock.
first July. 400 hogsheads; Tugs, Sl25
10 S2. %; common leaf. % 90 TO S4tO,
medium, $500 to $500; good, $500 to
s.. so. J.. A. CAR5ET.
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Grnln nna co,lan LNehange.
COTTON REPORT.
Baifirnnre Markets.

10y tNi' N'lNs
BALTIMORE. July Cotton quiet;
middhng. l1.. Flour dull, tending
lower. Wheat-Souihern active aud
lower, quality OF arrivals irregular,
Western quiet and lower No..
. winter red. spot. s0ic. July. oic.;
August. sliis2. September, sl.as2c.;
December, shcJtc. Corn Southern.
scarce and unchanged. white. 49ajJc..
yellow. 4ia4lc. Western dull and easier;
mixed spot. 42ta4.lc.. July, 42ta42ic.;
August, 42.c. September, 42sa42tc,
steadIer at i0ic. Oats firm Southern
and Pennsylvania. 3Oa3jc., Western
white. 33a3i+c.: Western mixed 3Oa
Bic: graded. No. white, SIC. Hay
inactive and strong, prime to choice
timothy. ~l4.5Oa-lj. Provisions shade
lower, IN sympathy with the West.
Mess pork. $3.50. bulk meats, loose
shoulders, 54c. long clear sides, &c.
clear ribs. sides. &c.; sugar picked
shoulders. &c; sugarcured smoked
shoulders. &C.. hams, small. l3ial34c.;
large. l2-al3c. Lard. refined. Sc. Coffee
nominal. RIO cargoes. fair. l6ic. Sugar
steady: 4 soft, Ole. Whisky steady.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMN AND
lIHh WATER Compare analysis and
you will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength Of any other
arsenic water. aud contains no organic
matter. For sale BY all druggists. aud
by l.. T. R4utt. solo agent. Second and
Nalu streets. Send for circular. .
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ru,erna, Revenue COLLECTIONS.

The following internal revenue col
lections were made in this city yester-
day List. Sl.20; cigars, &c. p go;
tobacco. s2,0sG.00, special tax, Sl6.O6;
total. a. 357.l6.
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the o aemelv
or =
ls fully metthe ;
urarnga aflr tfvhee has cen tniu
Foil
yof, Manic n g
% KanlFo yellow Feyerand
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Go to the Standard.

IMITATION is the sincere't fattery so
if the Old Virginia Chersots did not
give universal satisfaction 10 the con-
sumer there would not be so many
mutations Of that famous brand.
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\ Polite Youngster.

johnny had been carefully raised any
body could see that. One day he sat
upon his fathers knee in crowded street
car 4 lady entered.
MADAME" he said, as he rose to his
feet "takemy seat. philadelphia Press
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threes. 67i: b. aud o. stock. sOasj;
Northern Central. 7la77: Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore three s. 2ii
a2jf: Consolidated Gas bonds. ll2 bid ;
Go. sock, 4Glai6i.
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A Soul not Attuned to wordsworth,

They sat behind the Tourist in the car
early yesterday morning. and appearc-
TO be breathing i'm pure, spring like enjoy
mcnt with every inspiration. He cvi-
IDENTITY was Of q poetical turn Of mind,
for DE cxpatiated at great length upon
the beautiful gradatons and contrasts Of
color from the deep blue Of the sky
through the greens TO the gray Of the
shosand gravel beside the track. After
a while he came down to the real poetry,
and discoursed with enthusiasm upon
Wordsworth, Walt Whitman, Shake
spearc. He was repeating the closing
lines of the "Thanatopsis' Of Bryant
when she placed her hand impulsively
ON his wrist and looked plcadingly into
his ewes. The Tourists heart melted,
and he administered to himself u very
enthusiastic kick on account Of his ina
bility TO escape and leave them to them
selves. The old man lodged as the de-
noucmeut came 1t didn't amount TO
very much, for she had interrupted the
"Thanatopsis' only TO say, prank, dear,
won't YOU buy me one Of those lovely
bananas Albany Journal.
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Nohor-iu-law - Charles, whenever
2.l afe ready 90 show me tho Drindie
Da.l ! 0.li 80 with you.
oonlu-law You bad better put ON
something warm Your red shawl VIII
d. HU.lon lloIaId.
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WEST END
Land & improvement Co
Office OF Agency; Over Merchant
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.


Persons wanting 90 acquire homes for them
Selves in an improving locality, where every
dollar invested VIII increase. VIII do well %
examine the properties of ibis company.
which Will bc marked by sign boards. posie'
upon each tract OF land. and pais can be- seen
at the on.cc OF the agency, over the Mcr-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms With
parties desiring 60 build, and 90 aii such will
lend nifty per cent. OF the value Of the lot ana
Improvements al D per cent on long time.
The properties were acquired AZ prices much
below the present market value, and the com
pany can afford ~ sell on reasonable terms To
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
tap7l
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a rlNaoYs STORY or THE IN
>ocl>T LOOKING DESPERATE.

Dad. lrfor 'n tho Ss"'c- Recital Of
e.. Of DIS Mo-' pnr'n- need- How
rt D.f.t Cot tho Drop on Him.
tn..t.. ..,..,.,,sr
v.~ , ,''''
'''''- '.'' '' '.' '''' '''',''
"'e Gown '''' way "'en ''o
N|Da hy pai Garrett ana know
500. au' an.n. too that Pat
liam sea.fe Show for his
sr.. h..li.. O. fool if he
nlr handled Tie .hootin'
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13
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