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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Nrisnlacch Confidence.

"Vell, Shudge," began Hans Dumaesel.
- like id dot You dock warrant oud
where ish my frau arreshted.'
Want your wife arrested, eh? Bad
business, Hans. Let me hear your story
said the Judge.
we'll" resumed Hans, dee shtory vas
dieces: Boud seek weeks leedle While ago
] ish nit Sharley ShacksOn dalkin-Shar-
lev ish der hotol-glerk by der Exchange
Hotel house | say by Sharley dot
mebbc dink | would git marrledt anyway.
Veil. Sharley says dots biseness, aler der
zane time already he SAYS Of git me mar
riedt IL besser yet would be OF | always
marry myself gals NIT red-beaded hair,
cause efery dimes comes a White horse
NIT dot kindt Won a frau. Cerdalnly,
/ say, of a man he makes a White
horse when be ish git q wife nit a
yoong lady vat ish der klndt dot she wears
red-headed hair alreadty dots der zane
like gromo init box Won Washing soap,
and dell my qualifications by Sharley und
] make me my mindt up | would do dot.
Veil. Shudge, Inject NE Shemimy CloOmp,
vat ish got der zane kindt hair ike dem
bricks where ism der Outsidt courthouse
yedt, undt say viii she been my frau, undt
she plush sometimes undt she say bretty
Qwick mebbe she guess she's broud OF
id. SO rigid away We gifts togedder
marriott vonce, undt when der house
ish come in undt We vas by der
dable sittin dhere by each udder, leans
me ofer by Shcmimy tOyarts undt, | says,
nit pleasant voices, Shemimy. where lsh
i'll dot White horse yedtl' Shoodge, of id
vas der lighdning no matter id nefer was
sndrike somepody 50 quick like Sheminy
she craps already dot goospador, an
knocks me my skull ofer. undt right away
comes dot bress-board NIT undt chases me
der house outsidt like zyclops, ShoOdge,
of | doubt get shustice on not plane red
hair headed ShemiIny, by dot, den dot
Americans eakle vas Shkoonk, dunder "
The Judge took the excited Hans into his
confidence, and he is now going about
with dark lantern and a bottle of assa-
foedita looking fof dot heilischer Sharley
SbacLsOn.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
THE SOUTH SIDE.
DISTRESS OWING TO THE DAMAGE TO
THE CROPS.
Tho Appomattox SIN Very Hlgb-The
Water 1T Petersburg-Porsonai
Notes and Briefs.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.I
PsrrRspuRo. Va. August 3, 1889.

PETrRsBuRo. Va, August 3, 1889.
The river is still high enough 10 excite
opprehepsion IL the heavy rainfall con-
tinues. The sewer and culyett IN the
vicinity Of Beadle's street-car stables were
flooded this morning, and the water rose
in the street 10 the depth OF eighteen
inches The treafle-bridge leading from
the Norfolk and Western freight-yards to
the old shops on the Chesterfield SIDE Is
thought TO be in danger. The water lacks
only a few feet of reaching the rails which
are laid upon il. Two or three sections
have already been swept. but the supportS
have been strengthened. and tho railroad
authorities trust that II Will ue able to
weather the torrents which are sweeping
down against 1t.
A gentleman Of this city. wcil-known
brick manufacturer and contractor gave
the Ujsp0fcb CORES pondent TINS morning q
fair illustration OF the distress which "a
felt in some Of tho counties OF the South
Side Oh account OK the damage done 90 the
growing crops by the heavy rams. An
intelligent man. he said. "camo o. my Ol-
fee YESTERDAY and asked ne tor employ
ment. lie said that he stood greatly ina
need of work nv which Dee could support
his family. I asked him the circumstances
and be- replied ] am aflrWer living near
the Glover Hill pits. My corn and oats
have been completely destroyed hv the
continued rams. and ] have actually no
feed for my teams. / have large family
and unless ! can get IL mg people Nill nave
nothing 20 eat IN fortnight tue con-
tractor added that TINS was only ONE IT
several experiences of the same kind which
had recently been brought 81 his personal
attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

body will demand the removal of that var
nish 10 which the picture owes its warm
and harmonious tones.n This Is his re-
port to NJ. Durand-Greville, of the CARTE
des Bea,u- arts, who adds; six weeks ago
the Ronde d. Mutt gave the effect OK
clear sunlight, obscured by brown, thick,
and very dirty pane of glass; to-day it
gives the effect Of clear sunlight obscured
by pane of less brown, lass thick, and
perfectly transparent" Objects never be-
fore seen in the background are now visi-
Bile. and the colors Of plumes in the hats
of the citizen soldiers and dresses OK tho
women have come out as veritable sur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

CHICAGO, August 3.--A dispatch from
Carthage, ILL.,, says A terrible epidemic OF
bloody hux has appeared, at Warsaw, IN
this county. II came on last Monday in O
light form and resembled dysentery, but on
Wednesday it assumed a more serious
phase, and now fifteen people have died.
-Four deaths occurred Thursday and four
yesterday, the victims being mostly chill
dren. One hundred and eighty cases are
now reported. Many of them. il is feared,
will result fatally. The people are terror
stricken and do not know what TO make Of
the scourge. The disease has also appeared
at Hamilton, and il is said TO exist in cpl
demic form at Canton and Kahoka, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

WANTED, FIRSr-CLASS COOK.
w Must have recommendations rad sleep On
premises ~. 4OO cast Gay. az f-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
AN OLD VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD.

Smithfeld is situated within mile of
Blacksburg in the heart of a lovely Ian l.
scape. and is model of the old Virgin
homestead. The old mansion, with lofty
rooms preserved in ther antique style, WIS
for many years the retreat to which Bal
lard Preston looked forward when in pub
lie life. and found, after reaping full har-
vest Of worldly honors, that no love, 10
admiration, no applause was so sweet TO
the soul as that which springs up in the
hearts of his devoted wife and children,
and which made his home III very truth a
world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Henry. dear. there seems to be such o
disposition nowadays to explain the pro
ccsses of love that 1 am impelled To- ask
your giving an account Of the impulses
through which you wrought the climax u
your devotion 10 me.'
That is superfuous, Bella. II has been
long since established that there Is no ac-
cuuntIng tor ta,tos.D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Professional Adviser: Let me tell you
this. Young man. The reasoning mind Is
often impelled to wise conclusions by cir
cumlocution. You know the old adage
The longest way round is the shortest
way home"
Cigarctte-SmOker: Excuse me, old gen
tleman. According TO my experience there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
The Southern Girl.

Montgomery Adyertiser.l
Her dimpled cheeks are pale;
She's lily OF the vale,
Not a rose.
Ina muslin or a lawn
She Il fairer than the dawn.
10 her beauL.
Her boots are thin and neat;
hhe Is vain about h0r ieeI
Ii Il said.
She anputates her r's.
Bat her eyes are like the stars,
Overhead.
On balcony at night
With fieecy cloud Of white
Round her hair.
Her grace-ah. who could paintf
She would fascinAte a saint,
Ideclare.
'Tis a matter OF regret.
She's a bit OF a ccquetie,
Whom | sing.
On her cruel path she goes
With q half q dozen boAux
On her skiing.
hut let that all pass by,
And her maiden moments ny,
Dew empear'ed.
When she lnarrles. on my life.
she will make the dearest vile
In TIE world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Benny" said Uncle John, do you
know anything about capital punish
meut?"
Yes, sir"
DO. eh? And which doyou thinks the
most bumane?"
Don't know about that, uncle. But the
most capital punishment | ever had was
being made 10 sit between two pretty girls
At the old red schOol-house."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

"By the way. speaking of Miss Petorhy.
don't you consider her person of intense
perceptions-of far-reachIug grasp, So to
speak,"
=" I should say so. Why. it was only yes
terday | SAW her reach up and rescue . lut-
ten from the roof Of q house, aud with no
other aid than her spring parasol, either"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Know Whnt ne VYnnted.

AZ the village store:
Farmer Plumper: " Lemme look at some
o. your st0ckn's for boys. Wife wants 10
send some up 10 Hank. that's up to tia'-
ward. You know the sort l mean. These
little-neck stockn's.'
Clerk: All, yes. You want some half
hose"
Farmer Plumper: mo, don't, mother.
No hose for Hank. eff YOU please. He's too
much Of squirt already. / want some
er these-these er--socks. Thcms what [
want, an lively. too"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

w nicely furnished trout room hl'o, ono
hall room suitable tor gentleman. koai nome
comforts good boari. forms moderate. CAL
az 100 north seventh street 81 f-lF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Cynthia, / must say | was somewhat
disturbed 10y the emphatic way ~ which
your father assisted my exit last evening
Don't blame pa, Augustus. BE has IN
herited the conviction that whenever q
consciousness OF duty impel5 him To- any
action it is his duty to throw his whole sole
into IT, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Ten years ago if there wns hato
In human breast calculate
entertained 10 by tho cOri
Against my rival, ZepEa5 Ward.
We loved the same sweet village lass;
lie won her aud in came 10 pass
From thence cOpious venom poured
Upon The soul OF LeDhas Ward.
They're living now next door, alack
near a tOugue's continual clacS.
soc scared children skip he sward
Pursued BY Mrs. ZeplA5 Ward.
see n figure cross tho knoll,
sec 10 dodge a cistern-pOie.
Anon herewith q back is scored
The same belongs 10 Iephas Ward.
All hatred now IL swept away,
bless my rival and the day
Fate turned mo from LOye's fostal board
And substituted Zophas Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Another rrlaI Asked For.

N"5 FV1VtINF" 70 R7I0 D"PtFF7EIsI
WASHINGTON, August 3.--Secretary Tracy
has referred the report of the board that
supervised the recent trials of the Petrol
TO board composed of the chiefs Of the
five bureaus Of the Navy Department. The
board does not recommend that II he had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Bobby" inquired the Sunday-school
teacher. "can you tell me what were the
last words of SOcrates?"
IF his wife was ANYTHING like dads
was the reply, " he didn't have any; She
alters insists on hayin' the last words her
SELF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Secondary snddenne...

Good morning, Dennis. / hear it
rumored that your master Is dead. Is that
sO?"
1T is, Joodge. Hiyen rist his soul"
4 am sorry to hear 1t. Did he die sud-
denly?'
"Sure an he doied suddint enough, SO
he did, but it TUX the docthcr foiye months
to prepar' ia for it."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

The xylophone seems an inconsiderable
thing as an article Of fuel. yet in the hands
Of an expert it viii produce chords OF
wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Il has been the experience of some peo-
ple who believed themselves posted on a
certain subject 10 find, in an emergency,
that they were stumped instead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

That's q magic transformation" re-
marked the man whose dog ran in and out
OF % burdock Jungle. That beast of mine
went in there d coach dog and came out a
buried dog
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Miss Grengauze having moved from one
seashore resort 10 another and forgotten
her bathing-suit, thus wrote 20 friend:
Please get the bathug-sult | left in
Room u, and forward it t. me by mail.
enclose ouc-ceut stamp 10 pay postage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

They are not all mere butterflies OF fash
ion. but practical women of grace, spirit,
and cleve11ess. and whenever 1t Is ncces-
sarv to buckle on their armor and enter
the list of bread-winners they are found
coual 70 the occasion. In this coia-ie Of
southern queens who are sustaining old
Virginia's well-known reputation for her
delightful and distinctive social life are
MR.. A. l.. Boulware. Of Richmond-the
beautiful jamie Preston, of Smithfeld, Va,
ana Youngest daughter of the late William
Ballard Preston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

"Pm Just throwing out feeler," as the
man said when he elected a plckpocket
from his premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
slaughter. Care should be taken 20 reload
nj once, a. the flock will frequently afford
Won another shot by returning almost

cries. over their dead comrades.
The dead birds are often propped up with
sticks and added 10 the decoys, which COM
pletes the delusion OF the survivors.
The utmost watcbfulness is necessary, as
the birds have "A marvellous habit az times
of dropping apparently ont Of the sky and
after wheeling a moment over the stools
disappearing in the distance. Oftentimes
the dTowsy shooter will raise his eyes 70
the fash Of hundred silver breasts which
have silently swept over the scald ana
out Of gunshot in an instant. lis then he
sets up his most plaihtiye whistlng IN a
frantic endeavor 10 induce them 10 return.
Much sport may be had upon the sea,
shore bv digging n deep trench IN the SAND
ON the lonely Atlantic beaches where the
robin-snipe, the sand-piper. and the cur
lew. and now and then stray duck. come
sailing over the surf piping and whisthng
the whole day long.
BIO SHOTS.
Great slaughter is recorded az having
been occasionally committed upon these
migratory tribes. "A noted gunner, says
MIR. Gerand in his most excellent work ON
the birds Of Long Island residing IN Bell
port. informed me that he killed one nun
bred and SIX yellow-legs by discharging
both barrels Of his gun into q mock WINE Ih,i
they were sitting along the beach: ms
Is ll0ncr NUMBER IMAM HH'hih h"f' ~
upon had been asked 10 venture an opln-
ion upon the result OF q very unusually
successful shot. Still it IL entitled TO
credit. Wilson speaks of eighty-tiye red
breasted snipe being killed at one dis
charge of "A musket. Audubon mentions
that BE was present when one hundred and
twenty-seven were killed 10y dlscharging
three barrels.
These extraordinary instances occurred
many years ago, but TO come down to
modern DAYS it is on record that Mr.. Harry
Folsom. Of Elizabeth, \. j., killed thirty
eight ed-breasted snipe, one wlllet, three
COX ewes =" and one curlew with two barrels,
while Sir. Edward Summers, of the New
York Athletic Club. beat this record by
three. ! have myself killed twenty-siN
"tecter" snipe with one barrel, but tins
has been beaten by others on many occa-
sions
These examples Of course must be re-
carded as mere chance occurrences anda
not to be looked for as likely to. happen
every day.
Still if the shooter tries the sport in the
right season, wind and weather fayoring,
he Will not be unusually FORTUNATE II ne
fills big bag with the proceeds OF a day S
shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
SNIpE-SH00TING.
how TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
BIRDS PECULIAR HABITS.
The Variety Of Names Applied Ia Him
Take Hot Day and Enter tho
Meadow from the windward--
Necessary Outht.
tFor the Dispa,ch-oopyrisht 1889, by Bscheller
& Col

Under the title Of snipe-shooting may
be classed al the species OF bay, shore, and
meadow birds which a'e TO be found
during the spring and summer months.
Tho bird commonly known to gunners as
the English snipo is hunted during April
and Nav, aud Is rarely the sole object Of
the gunnof's quest again until the autumn.
A few. however, linger on the meadows
jn company with tho great host of their
kindred.
There is nothing more confusing 20 the
tyro than the multiplicity % the names
which The suipc family bears. and they
vary in every part or the country. Thus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
WADE WHlPPLE'S WHlMS.
fFor tho Dispatch. !

Every upright Judge will acknowledge
,bat he relfinine of n culprit does not al
WAYS have a refining influence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

Rev. DIR. c. J. Gibson and Rov. s. K.
VIM are both enjoying wcu-eagu,l yaca-
tlous.
Rev. Dr. W. IT, Plat, late Of the state
Department. VIII til the pulpit OK ST.
Johns Episcopal church during the al
sence of the rector.
Among tho Offices recently created by the
Common Council is that ot mea-urer and
inspector of lumber. Colonel J.. NJ Field,
late of the internal revenue department
hero, has been appointed 90 the position.
Mr.. Walter b. Mnfrce. assistaut commits
siOner Of revenue. has re-lEucI his position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
7 IlERAKY TYPEWRITING.

w shares or for salary By an experienced
farmer either general farming or trucking. .
farm accessible 10 market. landowner furnish
ing team aud farm Implements. Address A. X,
caro- tOstm asteE. Loiebar. Nelson coaaty. Va.
jy sSoQgt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
NyrANTED, BOARDERS FOR A

w sums 30 euit. on c0liaiera.s OF personal
paper. state the amount wanted and TIE sccu-
rity offered, and adde's CAsb, care Of Carrier
No. l. auf-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

.he common "yellowleg snipe" is known
"a the tcll-talc, gOdwit, teil-taie-tattleT,
yelper. yellow shanks, ployer. stone snlpe,
cu-cu, yellow Sims. and dozen com olna-
tions Of those names.
This is also true Of the curlews, wlllets,
ployer, and other bay or upland birds. so
That il puzzles even the naturalist TO know
what bird is really mentioned by the gun
ners in the different localities.
They all bear q strong family RESENT
blance and have common traits Will not
enter into any sort Of description OF the
birds. that can be easily procured. but glyo
YOU brief description OF the manner IN
which tlcv are hunted. Ot course the
better and moro spOrtsWanhkc proceeding
is with a good snipe-dog but as good snipe-
dogs are exceedingly rare there are COM
parativcly few who enjoy that pleasure.
If Won can borrow such a dog you are
fortunate. and after You have dOnned a
fan-colored shooting suit and hat, with u
very hign pair Of rubber boots You need
only take your 10 or l2-gauge gun, loaded
with No. < shot. 80 or 324 drachms on any
coarse strong powder, and repair 10 the
chosen meadows. The hotter the day the
nearer vou can approach the birds. Enter
the meadows from tho windward, for the
snipe invariably rises against the wind,
thus aIOrding You a tinc cross shot. On
hot DAYS they viii rise slowly, instead OF
darling away like flash Of lightning. zlg-
Tagging from side 60 side. as they do IN the
cool spring weather, and they thus are
easily shot.
ENTER FROM THE wINDwAED.
IF IL is impossible TO enter from the wind
ward, whenever YOU approach likely spot
such as halt-dried pools or slunks." or
soft, tender short grass make circuit TO
get to windward. II the dog Is good he
will stand within easy guushot and allow
YOU 10 approach and flush the birds your
self There is mouse in calling" or whist
ling birds in this kind Of hunting. Every
thing depends upon your dog and your
good fortune All hours Of the day may be
utilized. although early or late hours are
rather preferable.
A steady dog is necessary-that &c, dog
staunch and immOvable on his point and
a close hunter, for birds seem TO fear dogs
more than man. and will rarely allow a
near approach. One should shoot a little
ahead Of the bird. as he is a fast flyer. and
the shot must be delivered the instant he
rises.
In aligbting, the snipe takcsa short pitch
and dives t. earth with a motion which
once seen cannot be mistaken. This IS
g. .ential in marking down birds which have
been missed or wounded.
But for summer snipe-s shooting, by which
term mean all bay and meadow birds of
the snipe family, the most successful and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

rDOARD WANTED. WITH ENTIRE
- THIRD FLOOR. ~ a numosr 81 young gen.
tiemsl. Must BE- within ton minutes wax OF
tho post-Onlce. state terms, loaatGn, sc. Ad-
dress ALPHA. care OF Dispatek Office. an t2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
A LAND OF BEAUTY.
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA AND SOME OF
ITS CHARMS,
As Told i'm Letter from Hoiston Springs
A Look Into the Psst--some Beauti-
full and Charming Women, Etc.
correspondence of the Richmond DlsDa,ch.l

HoLsroS SPRINGS, ScoTT COUNTY, Va,
August /, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

VA nv I'D, i " IN 1T u VFII-
w OkED RAILROAD HANDS 10 To MarT-
land. Pay tI.23 per DAY. Mu~t 10 az ny once,
ready 20 : art MONDAY EvENiA g., 5h Instant,
a. O'eljck j. P.5rrJls,
a. I'LL north i.ifCouia streci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Notes.

The New York Times INDUCES in the fol
lowing bit of sarcasm: a quarter ot d
million is to be asked from Congress for Z
monument in Paramount Park, Philadel
phia. to commemorate he Constitution
II is not vet decided what form the monu
ment shall take. the main point being thu
quarter million. Local contributions er'
10 swell this respectable sum. A. Phila
delphians have weakness for German
sculptors who produce pedanic and taste
less monuments the chances for gooC
thing are slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

WANTED. SEPTEMBER lsr, BY 4
W po0romal ElcEiY-Fr KNl>HgD LARGE
q RON Room. with small hall or drose ug
room az .u.uinE. ami good board for 50 {, Nuo.
ami u1y SIX Yoarf uli. Central or western part
ot CITY. IrIvaie family preferred or whore thcre
are few hoarfers. Owe fan particulars. hefe-
ron.rs exchanged. Address h. f., care Let
tti-, afrisr Sc. D. city au 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

NEW VIRGINIA AND UNITED
- STATE 4W-BOOkS.

Vol LXXXIy. virginia Reports. Price $3.50;
by mail s2s0. Vols. CNXN. aad CNXNI United
States Reports. 34.), deiIereL AN now Law
Books received a. soon o. published. Arm hue
Of Legal forms ADJ Legal ~atDLer, Away IA
stoc4. WEST, JOHNSTON ~ eco.
fv % glf Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
" TWO HANDSOME RESIDENCES IN Ash
land, ia Tie most a tractife par Of the town.
BkOMS, SuAFEk & GO,
lit Ashland. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
Eight GOOD BUILDING LOTS
H 20 49, SOLD
WITHOUT iINTOk KEstHfE
TO THE nlGur~ BIDDER


Bydlrection - NE Committee oa Grolnisari
Buildings We Will sol o. aI-lon, up.4 .lo
ff.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04
D. IT, GRIFFITH&Co.
NVrANTED. A FIRSTCLASS COOK

W (coloredl-a miidie.ng ed woman prefer
rei--in a northern family OF six person. Tho
person applying FOR his position must come
wrll recon fule1. re sind ami oDlgrg, ,lrau
uul tidy In her N1rk aud appearance. tir-f-
class wages ain re paid Oh h9 porson capable
a. nutue the position. Apply M person or ~
ietto~ 30 GEORGE ". BtDELL Manager.
Meadow ial.. chesterfield county. Va steamer
Ariel lands - tue farm wharf au i-l6tGwit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

WANTED. ONE LADY AND GEN
w TLEMAN Of Room II, Goddiu Hall Good
ray 10 right parties. au f-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-04

WANTED, A POSITION II SOME
~ nrst class house. either Wholesale Or re-
tail. by q salesman of several years experience
iu tln dry-FoOit traie AL has a good uaIe AMI
vel. az Iuaiufcd. h.ar reference glyeu. Address
in fli name g.. SALESMAN, care Dspafch.
al i-lt'