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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19
THE CITY.
HOME HAPPENINGS AND NEWS IN AND
ABOUT RICHMOND.
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS REUNION
or THE POWHATAN Clue
Local News aud Notes.

The Powha,an Club held a meeting AZ
their club rooms. on Eighth street. be-
tween Broad and Marshall The attend.
ancc was large and the meeting was in
every way encouraging. A number Of
minor matters of business which were
brought 20 the attention Of the club were
adjusted After the regular business had
been gotten through with, the members
Of the club were invited to partakc OF a
delicious punch, which had been care.
fully prepared and put in keeping for
a week or more. A number of shout
speeches were made by several gentle
men present. and good time generally
was had.
DISCHARGE OF REPUBLICANS FROM THE
CITY HALL.
The matter Of the discharge of hands
under the operations Of resolution
passed by the Council Committee Oh
Streets. providing that no person who was
not in sympathy with the Democratic
party should be employed ia any capacity
in this department, and similar resolu-
ton. adopted hy the Council Committee
on Grounds and Buildings regulating
the employment only OF men who
are in sympathy with the Democratic
party on the new City Hally. was fully
discussed, and the action Of The commit
tee was generally heartily endorsed
The club adjourned at late hour. after
having enjoyed a delightful social and
business reunion
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
L OYER A MILLION DISTRICT VpY
L0rIsIANA sTATE L0TTERY l0NrlN

Tncorpogated by the Legislature in i.s f.,
Educational aud Charitable rufposes. aat r.
franchise made q part ~ tho present sad
Constitution, ia l3,t, hy ara 0ferNhc.uiall...
ular vote.
IFS MAMMOTH DRAWINGS hss r.,.,
sofui-Anuualy june and Iesnmirr lrf r..
GRAND SINGLE ST MBfh DRAINING.
taka place ON each ~ The other fel month. 10
fhe year. and are all drawn lD public at he
Academy OK Music. Now y leans. o..
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POLICE NOTES.
A Short Criminal Docket Quickly Die
posed OF


posed of.
The criminal docket of the Police
Court Yesterday was quite a short one
Norris Perkins (colored). charged with
breaking and entering in the night time
the store Of J Nogle and stealing a lot of
cigars, candy, and spices as reported in
the TINES Yesterday, was sent 10 jail for
ninety DAYS
Samuel Thornton, arrested for being a
suspicious character. went TO Jail for
thirty DAYS in default Of surety in the
sum Of 500
". J. Appleton. who unlawfullY tres
passed on the premises of Mr.. II. b.
Boudar. went to Jail in default Of Sc
curity in the sum Of 500 for ninety
days
William Crumbling (coloredl was ar
rested IS q suspicious character. At the
staiion-house. when searched, he was
found TO carry concealed weapons.
For this latter ofTense he was fined SEQ
and costs, and went to Jail in default of
payment
Isaiah Evans (colored), the man who
had mania for stealing horses and bug
giles and driving off with them. and who
was adjudged a lunatic and sent 10 the
Petersburg asylum, escaped and was ar
rested, and by the Police Court yesterday
sent TO jail until the asylum authorities
could be communicated with.
Joseph Davis, the small black boy who
robbed Trinity Lutheran Church OF II
bell and several jugs containing money,
was before the Police Court, and as
anticipated in the TINES yesterday, was
on account of his youth, whipped 10y his
parents instead of going 10 jail.
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The attraction ot lighthouses for binla
is a very curious phenomenon. lt is said
lhat just before the Charleston earth
quake ail tine lighthouses along the coast
as far north as Cape May Were cnselopod
by clouds OF agitatci binds. Many Won
derful scenes are witnessed at the light
houses Oh some parts of the British coasts
during the season of migration. Some
times when the moon is suddenly hidden
by bank of clouds the lanterns of tho
Lighthouses 0ro the point 90 which the
stream of migrants hasten. and where,
ia o confused, fiuFering throng, they
beat against the glass like moths round
o candle, and fly to and fro, utterly be-
wildored and completely lost They
seem to have no idea of their true course,
and fig aimlessly about, many killing
themselves against The glass, others fall
Ing into tho water below. The light
mcu are alert on these occasions, and
capture numbers Of the poor, lost travel
ers with haulncts Many Of the birds
are too tired or too dazod Co move, and
allow themselves 20 be taken by the
hand as they sic on the balcony. :
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Yolthful Tran.gressors.

! believe that theologians, generally
speaking, fix the awakening Of u.s iuye.
nile conscience at the age of E, and !
think there Is a holy man somewhere in
Alban Buffers elves but cannot re
member his name now-who once in q
vision latter a supper Of pork chops, ]
dare sag, saw "babes, q span long.
crawling on the GOor Of hell But for
my part, in spite Of these wcighty an.
thorities, refuse to consider boys of :
or | 1 as rational creatures, and | suppose
that even the holy man above referred
10 would have admitted that if bis
babes" had not happened 20 die at an
inopportuno moment, they might by ju-
diciOus treatment have been reclaimed
and turned into decent citizens. / look
upon criminal boys Of n in precisely the
same light as ! look upon puppies that
bite or kittens that stratch. I will not
let them bite or scratch me il can help
IT, But do not regard the biting or
scratching from q grave moral point Of
view. London Truth
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Tho snbnrb. Of nlaIbonrne

One Of the most pleasing features OF
Melbourne Is the nearness OF the numcr
Gus suburbs which surround the city
proper. During the summer months in
tensoly bot winds sweep over the city
spreading discomfort broadcast. To os
cape from the facilitating influence Of
these the Melbournites have only tospend
a half hour in the train and they are at
the seashore. Many of the suburban
places are called by very English names
uch Us Kew. Brighton. kensington
Nofthcote and Newport. st. KHda i,
one Of the more fashionable places OF
residence, and it is acre that part of the
play, The Mystery of a Hanson Cab,
was based. 1t is only three miles FROM
Melbourne and on the shores Of IlohsCu
lay. Numerous bathing establishments
and hotels cater 20 the visitors comfort
New York Commercial Advertiser.
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PRE- STON BE J. v l n,
FINE ART E'URN III NE
No. Is Governor street.
A Lover Of Winter.

Imv tew see the neecy snow
cum salln' thro tn air,
A.coverin mp tn fences. an
Tn hiilsides bleak an baro. ~
Inv tcy sec m steel hluc leo
A.f0rTnln on ID pond, e
Anntin land al Ratcr With
A close tho brittle bond.
Iluv tcw skate upon On pond.
w'ene'cr "a day h lne,
with sally Smiths leetlc hand
Claspcd close an tight 10 niine
An wen we cut our noIrishes
An gracefully gyrate,
kind o. like tow hsv the strap
Cum loose on Saly's skate.
It's Just o Jolly thing tew dew
Tew sis d0Wn on yer knee
An fmnbe roun leetle shoe,
an then look Up an SEQ
A rounded. rosy. dimpled check.
An roglish, lofGu csc,
An iaso yer pay fer hzin' on
III skate-aI on tn sly.
But wot luy th' most NV aus
A jolly cutter ride
Thet .s. wien Saliy's with me, flr
TeH cudllc by ny side
Don't want IN dag too fine and nlcc--
Would rlthcr bev it storm
That is. wen sally with me- fur
ilv Do keep her warm
Yankee Blade.
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CHARTER GRANTED.
J.L-Hnl Printlng Co,npany

Judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court. Yesterday granted q charter of in
corporation TO the y l. Hin Printing
Company
The incorporators are Messrs. b. +.
Johnson, L. III Jenkins James +. Gray
" u. Gibson, j. NJ Griffin, John 5 FL
lett, Ro. $. Bosher, j. L. Hill, W. II.
Palmer, Thomas c. Williams, J b Elan
The object of the company is 10 con
duct the printing and lithogTaphing bust
ness in all It's branches
The home Office is 10 be ia Richmond
The capital stock of the company is
not TO be less than $4,000 nor more
than 100000, divided into shares Of
800 each
The officers for the first year are
President, James T Gray; Secretary and
Treasurer. J. l. Hill. Board of Direct
ors. James T Gray, J. /. Hill, W. II.
Palmer. r. s. Bosher, L. H. jenkins,
John 5 Elicit, L NJ Griffin, and b r.
Johnson
MIR Il. VI Smith, Jr, a popular attor-
ney-at-law, was instrumental in getting
this charter signed, as Judge Wexford
was on the point Of leaving the city
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Some sixty miles due north OF El PaSo
lies a formation Of almost pure gypsum.
forming ranges Of low, undulating bills,
without a speck of a mixture, and of q
lazzling whitencss. The gypsum occurs
in the shape OF a fine sand. and the dis
rrict is some twenty-five miles long hy
six or seven miles wide. The rays Of tie
sun are so strongly reflected from a bril-
liant surface that travelling across the
country is almost impossible In summer
On account Of the binding glare and the
great heat generated. This gypsum
range Is locally known as the White
Sands, and the White Oaks railroad
skirts the eastern border. In one locality
On the White Sands there Is a natural
basin like depression, into which a num-
Der Of neighboring gullies and valleys
lead and concentrate. and this basin has,
Tor the first time within the memory OF
man, been filed by rains, and over 300
acres have been covered several feet deer
and transformed into lake. As the
bottom of this lake consists of the purest
gypsum, which has been by the water
cemented into a solid SNOW white mass
il cannot drain OF except by the slow
process Of evaporation, and when the
midday sun shines with its full force
upon the landscape. the effect OF the IT,
lection is dazzling and magnificent be-
yOnd description. There is, probably. no
similar scenery anywhere in America
FL Paso Cor st. Louis Gl0be-DcmOcrat.
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49, nrl..l.slnnl poelor,. rrror.

Two agents for new kind of churn came
70 the house Of Dr. T., OF Pamela county,
Mss. in the evening and were invited 70
spend tho NIGHT While one was caring for
the horses tie doctor. converslng with the
other. found tho men were from place where
BIO had praciced medicine M his youth. In
curing about different persons, be at length
asked: "And Che Misses Brown, where are
tloyi They were without doubt the most
UGLY women over saw.
"Ncs,n said The agent
"What became OF thomV
cone is ms wife,
There was silence.
The doctor presently left the room Going
20 tho stable he saw the other agent and made
a conGlant of him, winding up with. wei,
they were uncoInmonly ug.y women. Didyou
ever see themT
"Ycsn
And NE married the other
Dr. L.~- claims that this IS the only break
be ever made In entertaining strangers. De
troit Free Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

Tomorrow at 4 +. NJ Mr. Chas /
Thomas, the general secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will
conduct a meeting for men al the build.
ing. corner of Sixth and Main streets, in
which young men will assist 4 cordial
welcome awaits young men attending the
service, which lasts Que hour only.
The Sunday school teachers meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton still proves attractive and helpful
TO those engaged in teaching in the sun
day-schools The meeting is called
every Saturday at 430 p NJ, and during
this month is being conducted by Mr. J
ID X. Sleight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

Editor Cheap Monthly tell you 10 makes
a man feel good TO do a noble action III
sleep well tonight.
Admiriug Wife-uave you rescued some
children from cruelty or saved a life, ny
dcart
"Wol, no, not exactly; but today a young
woman who has been Furnishing us With
beautiful poetry Tor three years without
charge. came into the Office and ! gave ho
nltg crnls. - nNalenAA Reclrl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

Ella Williams Ccoloredl, Of Botetourt
county was received at the penitentiary
yesterday to serve a term Of one year for
malicious assault
Mr. John W OVERLY, member Of the
House of Delegates from Lunenburg
county Colonel Dangerfeld Lewis, of
Clarke county Messrs Cary Brecken-
ridge, of Botetourt county; :. II.
Letcher, of Lexington; 5 b. Crush,
deputy-Sherih of Botetourt county, and
h. X. Witt, sheriff of Rickbridge county,
were AZ the Capitol yesterday.
The last named brought with him his
little son to have an operation performed
upon his arm by Dr. Mcclure
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4 Brick Worth S5O.

PIrTsBURG, January le-The silver
brick donated by the Pueblo Call Smelt
ing Company for the benefit OF the sui
ferers from the Wiley building disaster
arrived in this city last night. The
brick is u by 3 inches in dimension and
its intrinsic value is about $50 Presi
dent W. L. Scmeriz, Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, has arranged the auction OF
the brick to take place Mt 3 o'clock Mon
day afternoon next The brick viii be
sold and resold, and large sum OF
money is assured
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Commissioner IN chaneery Appointed.

\ letter from Mr.. ". " Patterson re-
signing the Office as commissioner in
chancery of the Chancery Court, giving
as his reasons for resigning that he de-
sired 10 devote more time 10 professional
business, was yesterday received and
acted on by Judge Fitzhugh
After the resignation had been accept.
ed the Court appointed Mr. Eugene c.
Massie as Mr. Palierson's successor The
Court spread AN order ON the records set
sing out that the retiring officer had dis
charged his duties with fitness and
ability
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

Judge Wexford has called special
term of the Circuit Court for next Tues
day, January ped, for the purpose of
hearing the suit Of Rober, H. HUBBARD
against j. Thompson Brown 4 Co.
Judge Gunter of Accomac county, judge
OF the Eighth judicial circuit, will be
present, and at Judge Wellfords request
preside The circumstances Of this case
are well known 10 The readers OF the
TINES
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The perlrcIlnn

OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs man
only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal,
II is agreeable TO the taste, acceptable to
the stomach, harmless in its nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thorough in lis ac-
ton Owens & Minor Drug Company,
va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

AT Venable-street Baptist Church-the
new church-there is in progress a pro-
tracted meeting The pastor Rev r. II.
Pitt, has been assisted by Dr. George
Cooper, Of the First Baptist Church, and
DR. Landrum, pastor Of the Second Bap-
list Church. The latter pastor preached
last night
These proiracied meetings have been
largely attended during the entire week.
W ere the church larger many more peo-
pie would have been present, as nightly
many have been compelled TO leave for
want OF even standing room
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Rankstown Cemetery.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
Yesterday, in company with the City En-
gineer. Colonel CutshaW, made tour OF
Inspection over the property Of the city
commonly known as Bankstown Gene
terry.
The object of the committee was 70 as
certain the condition of the grounds,
which was found as good as could be ex-
pected.
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Valuable Prnperfx Sold.

deed from Otway 5. Allen and wife
10 Charles l. Steel was yesterday placed
on record in the clerks Office of the
Chancery Court lie conveys lot OF
ground a. the southwest corner Of Han
over and Losbsrdy streets. fronting $50
feet on Lombardy street, then back be-
tween parallel lines l79 feet 3 inches 10
Al alley The price paid was s. 900
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LEE CAMP.
Regular Weekly Meeting Last Night-in
tercsting Speeches.


r. Z. Zee Camp c. v, No /, met last
night, Colonel-Commandef Thomas A.
Brander in the chair and Adjutant
Arthur Splitter, secretary
Messrs. j. H. GIN. T. A. BoWy,
Charles $. Stringfellow, Richard g. Pc
gram and Daniel J.. Smith were elected
new members. Dr. Polk Miller was
elected the assistant surgeon Of the
Camp, and Comrade ! Taylor Ellyson
cast the unanimous ballot of the Camp.
In response TO a call for a speech, he
said he would be ready to respond when
ever his services as druggist or soldier
were needed
Commander of Gettysburg Post Of
Boston, Colonel Harrison Hume, was
present, and when called on made a feel
ing and eloquent speech. He spoke Of
the burying of the dead past. To either
side il Is a glorious memory On many
O battlefield, he said, they met each other
and learned what meeting each other
meant The great question before all Of
US MS to-day is whether
AGGREGATED WEALTH
shall control this government, continue
to control legislation. and dictate who
shall be senators IN the United States
Congress- He clearly showed how that
The common school was the power by
which New England had asserted her
self. how one school house, little
wooden building had sent out member
of Congress. three Senators, two Gov
ernors, and President who there first
learned the geography Of their country.
Past Commander DAILY, of John \. An
drews Post. of Boston, was next called
on He told how the Bostonians bad
sent the Texas Home for Confederate
Soldiers, at Austin. over $1,000
Mayor Ellyson made an eloquent and
pleasant address which was often ap-
plauded Closing his remarks, he said
that no Northern visitor could cross the
threshold OF r. Z Lee Camp without re
ceiying a hearty welcome
Dr. T p Moore. Of Lee Camp, made an
enjoyable speech
Remarks were made by MAJOR Joe
Lane Stern and C0mrade William
Hughes, United States claim agent at
Hampton
Captain Frank ". Cunningham sang
The Sword of Bunker Hill and the
Blue and Gray"
The Camp then adjourned
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IN Accommodating Jnaee.

Dan Langley, Georgia moonshiner,
was tried and convicted. At the trial he
told the judge tliat he was TO be married
in little over n month, and the Judge
therefore sentenced him 20 imprisonment
for Just one month. He was thus able to
quit Jail on a Monday and start for bis
home in Gordon county, where be was
to be married on the following Wednes-
day. He was SO thankful for the light
sentence that he promised to send the
Judge a gallon OF the best moonshine
whisky to be got. Chicago Times.
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The following deeds Of bargain and
sale We're recorded yesterday IN the
Chancery Court
Edgar Allan, special commissioner 10
Alois Rick, 81 feet on Cave street $500
Otway 5 Allen and wife 10 Charles l..
Steel. $50 feet on Hanover street south
west corner of Lombardy, $1,000; a. ID.
D1nlop's trustee and others 20 samuel
II. Haweg. 20 feet on east side Fifth
street between Franklin and Grace, SlO,-
040; H. Clay Lynn and wife 10 Mercer
L. Jackson, Is feet on north side Boyd
street between Harrison and Hancock,
AKA
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Married at the Capital civ.

Mr.. Thomas c. Wilson and Mis-.
Addie Shangle were married al the resi-
dence Of Rev Dr. Corey, In Washington
D. c., on Thursday The bride is a
sister OF Mrs j. II O'Bannon, OF this
city, and the groom is popular young
druggist, formerly With DR. c. N Lati-
mer, Of Richmond, but now Of Dunbar.
Penn The happy pair have the best
wishes of host Of friends.
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The first case called in this court yes
day was that Of George Washington
(coloredl charged with assaulting with
intent 10 kill William Lewis (colored)
Washington was tried and acquitted.
Mary J Smith charged with making a
feloneOus assault on the person of
NJ artha Collier was tried and acquitted
The case Of Mary j Tyler (coloredj,
who is charged with administering poison
10 William Robinson and Mary Robin
son. was postponed until the next term.
The case # Nelson Nestus, who is
charged with illegal voting al the last
election, was postponed until the next
term
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William Perkins, of Owensborough,
KY, is blind and ingenious. The result
of his ailliction and his genius is writ
ing machine for the blind, which the
boy has just perfected II IS said that O
San Francisco firm has paid him s., eco
for the right 10 manufacture and sell
the machine in tho United States.
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Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe De
posit Company against the shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company and Others
Further argued By Joseph Leedom, Esq
and Judge William j. Robertson, and con
tinued until Monday next.
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The church was beautifully decorated with
sweet spring flowers, and the air was heavy
with their fragrance. As the service was
about 10 begin, small Kitty pulled her moth
er's sleeve and whispered, "Oh, mamma,
don't it smell solemnf' -Harpcr's Young
pnrnla
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

4 number Of plants have been dis
covered in the Philippine Islands whose
flowers are almost "A yard in diameter
the petals, five in number. being oval
and of q creamy white color.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

DwFLLERs NEAR MONROE PARK are
glad to know that they can get every
thing in the drug, medicine, and mineral
water line at the Park Place Pharmacy,
corner Belyidere and Main streets.
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Ia the shoe store. Mrs. Bascom-Young
man, want to git good pair Of Shoes
Clork- Yes'm; what size, pleasci
Mrs Bascom-Wcll, | kin wear tours, but
guess you might Try me this time on skies
ami half Burlington Free Press.
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Many a goose win 10 seen 40 The
Christmas dinner table, and unfortu-
nately he won't be on the platter either in
every case.
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TRY ORR PLANTATION CIGARS, only
s. per hundred, and cents apiece.
Owens & Minor Drug Company.
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TAsrFIE COP LlyKg On EMULSION, with
out nshy odor or rancid, nansoous flavor. is
always fresh, pure, and sweet, aud can be
tas on by anyone. is vastly superior 10
other similar preparations ~ one trial will
prove. Sold, wholesale or retail, by l. WAC
NIe corner ri1th and Bro "a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-19

WE REPEAT lT-No family ought 10
be without bottle of that old fashioned
remedy, pr David's Cough Syrup of
pure pine tar horehound, and wild
cherry
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SICK HEADACHE cured by using Dr.
Dayids Vegetable Liver Pills.
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BUSINESS opPORruN1Irs.
A NEW, COMPLETE AND THOROUGHLY
EQl lpPED CHARACTERIZATION
~ THE STATE or GEORGIA
FOR sALE.

We are author 81 SO oaeF for sale a NEW
FACTORY situated in ono 0f the best AMI
D cst tuiirine cities in tho sf8to " Georgia.
Tie MACHINERY g. hrst-Clnss and Ol modern
manufacture, ami embraces everything neree
"a y Tor Tue successful lrOrccyti0u OK thr
business This PROPERTY ulaltg ana POI
sonaltll Hiil Dee sold ata very great bargain lf
Nil Ne leased igr "a term oi years. at . Stiy
moderate rental. Co "a responsible party.
We tan furnish iuh particulars couccrriDs
this ulD opportunity and lfs many aIftn
Z iges. Persons interested who mean business
VIII please ga and See us it once.
HENRY L. STAPLES s. co.
40. ll03 Main street,
"a lT-coi3t Richmond. Va
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IRNRICo COUNTY

T. G. Jones, Jr., to c. r. Tabb, is feet
on Grove Avenue near Cedar street, 81
$40