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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED.
Deeds of Bargain and Sale Recorded In
the City and County.


The following deeds were recorded yes
tcrday in the clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court
Edgar Allan and others, special commis-
sioler, 90 William A. Mountcastlc's SD
childron's trustee. 80 . ~ feet Oh east side
OF Sixth street near Clay, $3.50.
william H. Harris and wife TO Al. Chew
ming and Edward :. Rose, - feet on east
side of -. John street between Hill and
Orange, S2lO.
George X. fee 10 Mrs. Isabella Jones, 10
feet on east SIDE of Pine street near Cary,
improved. @2.4O0.
S. laly Moore to Ida Virginia Williams,
o. feet on west SIDE Of Pine street near
Cumberland. Sl,06j.
Samuel IL. PulLam to \. J. Chownimg
aud Edward :. Rose. - feet on north side
of Williams street near OAK; also. - feet
ON north side of Williams street near Oah,
@Cno
ID. G. Richardson. special commissioner,
TO Horny llcheson. life cstateln undivided
one-.hiId interest IN ~ feet ON south SIDE
Of Main street between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth, improved, $50.
Henry T.. Mcnc>on md wife 10 j. >.
Moore. same property. SD.
Claiborne Watkins and wife TO !. II. NC
CURE. 20 feet on north side of Park avenue
east Of Harrison street. improved, SO.
HNmco COUNTY COURT.
Henry /. Caben and j. II. Brown and
wife 10 Louisa B. Scboof, wife of Joseph
ii. school. g. feet on east side OF EcglcstOn
street south Of Ninder. $40,
Frank =. and Edna X. llcs- 10 Miss Fan
ne $. Cole-. 81 acres ON south side of Rich
mond and York-kiyer railroad, improved,
81 900.
Josephine Karn 20 A. J. Chewning and
Edward $. Rose. thirtv-two lots fronting
43i feet ON west side of Montclro street,
81 .9i2.
j. \. Rennolds and wife to Joseph Ro-
ber,-on. 20 feet ON Nne-Milo road near
Tweutv-oighth street. $500
Southern Beucdictine Society of North
Carolina to James II. Barton, one acre be-
tween Richmond and ienricO turnpike aud
CannOns branch, S2j0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
JUNK MAN TROUBLED
MIKE KELLEY cHRRGEDWlTH REcElv-
ING STOLEN RAILROAD BRASSES.
lie Claims TO Have Bought Them from
Licensed Dcalers-Two Negroes
Sent On for Felony
Other Cases.


now" remarked Justice Crutchteld 10
Dispa'cb reporter % the latter walked up TO
the bar OF the Police Court yesterday
morning after the last case on the docket
had just been disposed OF.
What his Honor said, with a knowing
smile playing over his face, was literally
true eor on tho floor 10 the right OF the
bench was piled 1.19O pounds Of this valua-
be metal which had been brought mp from
the junk establishment of Nike kcl-
ler. on Twentieth street between Main
and Franklin. and for which Sergeant
Thomas gave his receipt when the same
was delivered at the POlice-COurt room
Saturday afternoon
Tho brass had attracted q number ot
people 10 court VINO do not frequent tils
resort. SO popular with the lOahng Gle
mcnt, among them representatives, OF seve-
raj railroad comraules and one or TWO
jun6-detieTs.
81 the time that the words quoted fell
from tho lips Of the Justice there WAS such
q tmkllng of brass that ones own voice
could naclly be- heard in the din caused by
the heavy pieces If metal clankiuE TO-
Cethcr while being tossed about by those
who were trying 90 identity the costly
stuG. which was alleged to have been
stolen from certain railroads.
Mr. kelley was perhaps the most inte-
r. ted OF al the SPECTATORS and nearly hy
him STOOD Mr. G. v. Meredith. q distin-
guishcd member of The Richmond har.
who. ~ kelley's counsel. was carefully ob-
serving what vas being done or SAID.
WAT II INFANT.
The meaning of all this was that Kelly
wa charged on three warrants with having
IN hie possession nineteen brass boxes. tno
e Il. .. IL IL. .aHf
way Company: seven hrase boxes tue pro
pertv of the Richmond and DanyIlle Rail
road Company. and one barrel Of brass, the
property of some ra lrond. name unknown,
be knowing the same 10 be stolen.
When the case wa called Mr.. Meredith
asked q continuance until Thursday.
Colonel Sp0t.wood requested that tie
case be continued till saturday. and tins
meeting with no objection on the part OF
tho defence, IL was continued tall chat day
Mr. Kelly was tailed an the sum ot
$1,000 900 in each ca,e-for bis appear
nuce, with Nj Cherries Il. Page As surety
HOW IT CAME ABOUT.
Within the last few weeks the Chesa-
Ncake and OHIO Railway Company have
lost large perhaps 100 or more
brass boxes. which are very costly. and
Saturday afternoon about O'Clock Privat"-
Natchman Maitlock went t0 the First po-
licc-stati0n and a- ilcd that She junk hops
tr searched In order to seq II they hal any
of the stolen property. Policeman her-e
was detailed 90 accompany the prlyat"
wafchmau and they went 90 one or two
junk-shops IN the lower part Of She city
and then to kclly's warehouse. and when
the proprietor was told the object OF tho
visit he geye them the privilege of looking
through Als stock. which resulted lu tud-
ing the brasses referred 10 above. The bar-
i. Il o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
cnnoa I1o-c nv . slci, SON.

Mr.. William W. Goodrich. of the leading
York. Is in the city, stopping at the La
change Hotel. lie was called here by a
telegram announcing the illness of his son,
Mr. Frederick Goodrich, manager OF the.
Richmond Granite Company. who Is also
at the Exchange. Drs. Brock and Ross are
attending the Young man, who Is quite III
with nnlumnIIln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria,
Tho sale Of Ladies' Boot.

Tho sale of Lndies' iIoots
will continue Monday and Tuesday. Hav-
iue due regard for the makers of these
goods | do not name them. IF 1 did
would not De able 20 wait upon the trade.
Ladies' FoXod Lace Shoes, - cents from
S150.
Ladies' Kid Button Boots, Sl.5O from
$3.50. -. ard $3.50.
LADIES' kil Button Boots, - from =.
$50. and -.
LADIES' Md-Button Boots. $3.50 from 81.
S.. end -.
Tins nst lot are al Handmade, and are
i'm Common Sense. NQuare-Ioe. aud Opcr0-
Toe lasts. As am selling these goods at
half and less than ha1-price they viii not
be- exchanged, hut If you viii be fitted to
them vou Wili receive the same attention
a. If We're getting nay full price tor them.
i. 4. GEiGG, Pace B.ock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
We Gl-O Oicr about
GOO CLOTH W RApS

y, and below cost ltwOuil tage TOO much space
enl tune o. enlmerato prices. h0-e Who nav"
hreu waiting for fhe big-nari down -aie WIN noe
bee disappointed WhoL thDy 500 oar prices. Every
garment is marked in piain r. ngDr.5 tho price 40
whicn o. HRt sold end tho reduced prl'c--p thbt
ynu VIII br able 20 see what gfeaf save you
have u nia 10y waiting fol our mar1-doNn saie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
4 Sleamer,s New-Year.

The steamship Old Dominion is very
nicely decorated with eyergreens, Chinese
lanterns, and flags to commemorate the
New-Year holiday.
Tonight her saloons will be Illuminated,
and her veteran captain, Couch. who IS
always alive to the times. will try TO make
hia passengers enjoy the going out of the
old and the coming in of the new year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Families who uso oil should keep In mind that
the light and dangerous products Of petroleum
viii Cften give q clear and brilliant. light: they
ehoulc also remember that better light Is fur
nished by PRArr's ASTRAL OIL st q triling si-
diiionHl cost with tho advantage Of absolute
safety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

GRATEFUL--COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

DTNLNNT NJ
"By thorough Knowledge Ot tho natural
laws which gOycrR the operations Oi digestion
and nutrition, and 10y careful Application Of
the fno properties Of Tell-selected Cocoa Nr.
Rpps has provided our breakfast tables With s
dellcately Favored beverage wh!cn may saye rs
many heavy doctors bills. IL In by tho luiic.ous
use Of such articles OF diet mat a Constitution
may be gradually butt up Until strong enough
q resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
Of su otle nlalsdies arc floating around vs. really
% attsck wherever there IS weak point. We
may escape many fatal shaf, bY Keeping
ourselves yell fortified with pure blood sni a
properly nourished franc. o."-Css'-ssrs'cs Cd
Estte.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
Only ia hsls-pOuni TN. Dy grocors, labelled
thus: JANrS kPPS q CO., Homeopathic Che
mists. London. Englald. al Ii-sa,Tu&ILly
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CIrcnIt Cnnrf.

n. Veinstein rs. Germaine Kern. Jud-
ment rendered III favor of the plaintiff for
slG2.59.
The following suits were instituted.
W. IL. Wamsley u.s. A. De Lemos for $500.
John S. Reese & Co. for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Cold Wave Predicted.

The Secretary of the Chamber Of Com,
merce yesterday received from General
GreeIy telegram announcing that the
by s o'clock o'clock thus morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Accident tn Dir. Nfnnford.

Hon. Beverley b. Munford was one of the
passengers on the train which was wrecked
last Friday on the James-Riyer division OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. He re-
celved q severe cut on one arm from
broken glass in the car window.
Mr.. Munford has been at HOwardsyllle
since the accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Something Different /!

II rs not the quoting Of low prices thai
makes clothing cheap. 1t is not loud
putting tha, makes it good, and the moro
act Of prcfgilg the wori FINE does not
make % m,rtuol. There is that moe
scubabie grace anl beauty % and finish
about our garments that plainly express
them eiy,s. oul seem to say "IiE
BOSTON'S" Ciothino IS SOMETHING
DIFFERENT and vastly superior to
what is usually sigrlhed in the torn
Keady-nade ClothiuE
Among the mulitudInous array az
bargains 10 bo found on our tables and
shelves since We gave Mp the idea ot
making any profit ON the remainder Of
our WINTER stock our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Phillips Digestible Cocoa

Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and. ny
tho process it ia prepared, is rendered more
nourishne and more easily digested than any
other preparation Of cocoa or chocolate. All
druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Rev. DR.. Dickinson is back from New
port News. where on Sunday he preached
in behalf Of the new Baptist church in that
town. He raised from the congregation
$500, besides the gift Of two lots Of land in
the suburbs Of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Children Cry for PitchoTs castoria.

Sudden changes Of weather cause throat dis
eases. There is no more effociual remedy for
Coughs. Colds, &c, than BROwS's BRONCHIAL
TEOcHEs Sold only IN bo1sS. Price 25 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
.oc,aen,sIly sho, While Hunting.

DR. Thomas l.. Williams. of Hanover
county, while out gunning afcw days ago
was accidentally shot by companion: re
but his injuries are not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

LEE GALLERY. Msin and Tenth streets
Best Pictures Card Photographs. Soc. for six;
Cabinet Pictures. si.t0 for twelve. Lovely Pic
lures. all sizes Large collection Of Photographs
Of Confederate oricers. Noted Scenes. reli-
sious g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Men Slime Suits

deserve special mention. We have Fine
Wora,cds, Cheyiots, SILK Mixtures, Fancy
Cassincrrs and WOrsteds, both domestic
and foreign, that are tailored into gar
ments stylish aui pcriect-ftting as tho
better class of merchant taiiors usually
produce. Our prices were always low on
line productions, but since the Inausura-
ton of this Clearance Sale we arc under-
selling ourselves from 80 10 80 per cent.
II is easy 10 calculate ia what ratio ~
are underselliug merchant tailors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
,In.ic Nnreliies n Cot.

For one week We viii close ont our en-
tire stock OF Music Boxes, Music c-Folios.
and Music Rolls at cost. Walter y. Moses
& CO., 1905 Main street, opposite post
Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

No Christmas and New-Year's table should be
without a bottle Of AsG0sruRA BIrTESs, tho
world-renowned appetizer OF exquisite ravor.
Beware OF counterfeits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

and do not allow any one else 10 do il for
YOU under any pretcuce whatever. For
comfort and preservation Of the cyesight
have your Glasses accurately httod 10 DR..
:. Gale-ki's, 9l5 east Main street. ESamna-
tl0u tI.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
StilI-Alarm of Fire.

Steamer No. | was called yesterday
morning to No. 5l2 north Twenty fourth
street, where the mantelpiece in the house
of Mr.. Branch was on fire. The damage IS
about Sl5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Yesterday evening was the regular meet
ing of the Committee on Accounts and
Printing. II was the time 10 award con-
tracts for the city printing for next year,
but only two members of the committee
were present and no business could be
transacted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
sfore Money for the Mechanics Institute.

At the meeting of the Committee on
Schools yesterday communication was
read from the Officers Of the Virginia No
chanic-' Institute setting forth the great
need of more money 10 carry on the work
of that institution. They requested an
appropriation OF 5000 next year. and the
committee agreed TO recommend 10 tho
Council that TINS sum be appropriated II
the next annual budget.
The amount given the Institute in the
last budget was -, 500 and an appropria-
tion of 500 has s.nce been voted to the
school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

VIII not cure everything "A. b. c.
Tonic and A. i. G. Alternative" cure
blOod-disease only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
MEN OF THEIR CHOICE.
Officers Elected by the knights of Pyth'a@
and other Orders.

Al the la.t meeting Of Marshall Lodge,
No. T.. k. p. tho following officers wero
elected for the ensuing term and will bee
installed - thc regular meeting on the se-
coud Thursday nght in January Past
Chancellor. e. \. Chapman; Chancellor
Commander. Horace 4. Hawkins: Vice
Chancellor. q. &. lliN; Prelate, . f.. Wise;
Master Of Finance, James K. Sheppard;
Ke.ner Of Records and Seal. W. $. Wood
SON: Na-ter-at-Arms. Samuel j. Eagiiud,
dr.: Representative o. Grand Lodge. ". S.
Woodson. This lodge is in Auo condition.
with % good treasury balance, aud VIII
horca.tcrconfcr tie Amphhed" third d.
gree ou clud dates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Economy and strength are peculiar 70
witch Which :. loo Doses One Dollar istrua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

lHe.Lgla rs his only daughter, Frank
lnne. iamIarly and lovingly called
fnnMe" A more bewitching little fairy
o. fao .ld half year, does not exist. The
4a. Of the sky is mirrorcd III her eyes
.rl lar face is rs bright aud spark
lag a. tine MONDAY sun. During the
most heated period of the late canvass
a lcly introduced little frankie TO north
f,n gentleman who only know her father
D. reputation and was himself RepuSh-
om Her beauty, her innocent pfattie;
ano swoe, htJle ca1esses charmed him, nna
- pronounced her 'as gracious as 3lfs.
CAsEelaud.O aud suggested thai her father
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

James Boyd. white boy claiming 10 be
from Wytheyille. was sent 70 the city aims
hOuse as a yagraut.
Albert Gross lcOloredl, was sent - Iall ior
ninety days Tor stealing coal from ). h.
Hawos.
walter Davis (colored) charged with
being person of uu-0und MGd Surety
required for thirty days IN the sum OF 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
GOVERNOR MklNNEY
.r.reAL LEE's SUCCESSOR AT THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
4,kc che Oath of once Ieforc the
f,.isinturc To-Morrow Mcssrs.
TYLER and scott 10 Ar
rive To-Day.

rive To-Day.
-clcc' Philip Watkins McKin-
...u in Tie city Yesterday afternoon
nee in larmyilc
accompanied bv Mrs. Mckinney,
-.f ard interesting little two-and-
-.oiI girl. and nurse.
-. ON which they camo reached
.. about laif-past 8 o'clock. when al
-.,u and snow Wcrc falling thick
and they took q carriage and
.tlv o. the Exchange Hotel
t'rr have elegant apartments on
ri fo0r. occupying Rooms 81 and
tt0r ot which is the same prctt,ly-
r.r.or whcrc Captain Mckinney
.'uuartcr, when the Democratic
tV which lie was nominated IN
uDf.
FINr WITH IHF MAYOR.
r weather in which the new
-'tafo of the old Commonwealth
re was cold. damp. drcary. and
rf agreeable, tho people of the
fIe D.d Dominion viii see TO 10
rru mere is "A pleasant one 40
Dau mako ~ SO At any rate the
......4.u winch our people VII. ten
...rlrrand uis charming lady viii
. cordial
number of persons called on
nul liI-. Mckinney is; evening
H.u Mayor Eilyson and Hon. ). l..
Captain Mckinney accepted
nm 60 dine with Mayor Elyson
..t.r'- residence on Franklin street
Seventh tomorrow evening 40
lHD Maror VIII invite several OF
.f.t. meet las tXcelcncy.
.... rlni-'ic.f Will probably be en-
lr Ir. Curry this evening or
day before hc moves into tho
LOOMING WELL.
Mckinney never looked better
docs. he has regaiucd much
which hc lost during the CAM
I- not altogether as stout as he
he started out "a few weeks after
HIilnu.
,n. while a severe tax on his
endurance. was traught with
benefit to Prince Edwards fa-
He learned 30 know the pco-
sections OF the State. and ri-
fy experiences that IN years 20
"Urny mp as pleasant rccOl-
.u hi~ past lile.
nsplot reporter called at The
.r. '-t night and WAS shown INTO
.,.rI.f rufa'cuarinI hcw0' alone.
.,rufr. table bore evidences, IN tho
ugrettily-drcs~cd doll baby and "a
ra.rtcd tin horn, OF the presence
.t.filn spirit.
s thclluic dauchtcr's first visit
0rd or Tlo Ou the cars. WITH
.t.r- -.e was not very much pleased,
.l ..o slept most oi the way down,
.. fte hotel She quclIv made many
arl wa, soon so much wrapped up
pleasure Of beer noWly-foTu"d ac-
rIIurt- that Il was with great difficulty
.t.nr Nus enabled TO get hcr to sleep.
..ug bone from tie tram IN her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Nn Mckinney isa r,'fe lady, whose great
'.'a 0i manner is ,Qualled only by her
g. D-. ol heart Intelligent, cultivated.
t.-'l'. ani combining with great strenGth
o' character all the virtues aud graces Of
t. llrleiliu faith. she WINS the adj
f..0u and Affection Of all who know
.ld her popularity Is only limited by
Dog .nuAufauce. Her gracious ease 81
manner and rare personal magnetism emf
l.llI On htr for the high social position
t... f... lctr c4tfs4 20 filf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

A. tine meeting of Richmond Lodge. No.
IL. %. .. f.. hcll iast evening the follow
Ine officers we're elected: Noble Grand.
Robert Il!l, Jr.; Nico-Graud, Ira f..
Bland: Recording IA. Tucker;
Francial Secretary, l.. Aubel; Treasurer,
Chm, FgeuseA. Chaplain, John =.
Bethel. Trustees: T.. a. Hoen, George T..
DAVIS. r.. \. Turner, c. J.. Hewitt, AID D..
L. Irlnnan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Best appetizer ever known ia a. B. c.
Tonic" Never known to fail. Try 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

wh.n Baby was sick, we gave her CStoris.
When she Nas Child, she cried FOR Csstoril
When she became MISS. she chung 20 Castots.
When sine had Children. She gave them CastoFA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Saturday evening several people went 10
st. Panps church expecting to see Presi-
dsnt Harrison- 6oms one started o ranort-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

DR. c 2 HARTMAN. vo aos Broad street. nss:
moui. Va writes
Foryeafs have been ss'.rer from iaas irouh'e
though tried Iaetesls.i .ad many reioeaes sres
worse. Having hsard o. "A. 3 G. Toaie" eenelated
totsyii. aaf arn sisd aid Attn- tirne commenced
usiug The tonic vas quite icots, hsd haeklns eeaga
appetite vas milch wasted. and verz nervous 80
mech that 1 coaii no, sloep a. nlgh.. Ths toaie
proved beoe,,l; ny eorsh hsslett nle spps-
ana gaining fls.a su1 strength. cheerful, reeea.
rasnd to DO used in any ~sstinr eoadtoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

FoRA DIsoRpERED LIVER try BEEcHAM''
Pills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.

There are so many striking and Splendi1
rulUeS and prices surprisingly loc that 1t IS
needless to eRUDlc,ute them. We ORlV request JOU
to come and examine them for yOUrselI ,kRowimG
that the f6uyeS ,cIi more yeadiU c0nriHce y0U Of
your OpDoTunity/oy securing the best bargains 'ce
hare erer o0eyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
EHlLDREN'N DRENSEN.

These DRESSES are made ~ ail-w0oi mater a..
lin7i q rough and nicely trimmed, aud cannot
Dee med3 for the price.
Children. Dres - reduced from $40 tos3:
ihtlIrsn'- Dresses reduced from si - $40.
Chldren's Dresses reduced from g. ~ fo - ~.
CnIdreu's Dro.ses reduced from g.. % o. a. .
Cnildren's Dresses re iucCd from s. 80 % tl.13,
Cbildren's Dresses reduced from $40 -,
ChiIdren's Dre- ,ea reduced from g. % Sg23.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
BLANK ETS


ICDD.
The weather mp 20 January, 1896, was NJ ysrm
a. iI has been this winter, 0-t January was one
Of the coide-t months ever known in tais CITY. 80
prepare tor the cold weather that we Viii have
Tor several months.
BLANKETS, CLOABS. and WINTER GOODS
Of all kinds were never Rs cEesD ~ thsy aro
now 10 pre- pare Tor the cold weather thar NO viii
surely have. We hago big stock VI goods that
must DO sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Nervousness.

Nervousness.
As tonic % the gensr., nervous system. ,asreis
Doiaing Witch eas excel II saaai, the A. n g nsis
We challenge truthful ssaIr.elsssoa :, s1spss.
Pursl5 vegetable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS rrs.,i.s on Blro1
cad Szin Deesses b. n,ail free. Addross a. n. Il
caKsac.L Co " south Tweli,h ssses, RlsAsaoad a,
tie bTh h,sukraiyl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
PLUSH CARS.

Hero n another BIZ mark iuWii-fp.t rlt thkeh
into consideration. We must soli oFery ono be-
fore $50 take inventory, which wll 30 February
!, l-gU
Plush Caps reduced from &c. 90 iO,.
Plush t0ps reduced from S.c o. fjt.,
Plush caps 80 Iucei from Si.2j tOi.r.;
Plush Caps reduced fr0u Sl.3i tO tLlO;
Plush aps reduced from $40 tO slli.
Plush caps refucoi from $40 10 Sl2i.
Plush Caps Ieducrd from i2Zj o. $3.50,
SILK Caps reduced from $3.50 20 f@5O;
Six Cans foiursd from 81 o. 1873.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
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The First English Lutheran Sunday
school have elected the following officers
tor the ensuing year Superintendent, ia
cob Vmhuf: Assistant superintendent,
Grant II. Loser; Secretary. Charles Foster;
Assistant Secretary. Marcellus Johenning;
Treasurer II. T.. Grosh; Librarian, LOWS
Umhuf: Assistant LibrTlans, HenIy h'
Uolybach and Willie II. Umlauf; Organist,
Mis- Nav Greerer: Superintendent Infant
Department. Miss Flora V. Umlauf; As
sistant Superintendent Infant Department.
Mrs. John \. Umlaui.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
PRICE & CO..

C0RiiHUed Success Cf
our GrnHd Clearance
&aic Of FiRc CIothiR@.
Hats. and FHrniShMS
G00dS l0r Men 0Hd Boys.