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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
The German Socialists.

The New York Mail and Express is credit
ed by HENRY GEoRdE's Standard with being
the only New York paper to which was
cabled the platform of the Socialists who
lately showed so much strength in the
elections in Germany. The following Is q
synopsis of the platform;
Universal military service in the form
of a militia instead of permanent army
absolute freedom of the press and liberty
10 meet in public for public purposes; free
education; normal working day; the
labor: the unrestricted right Of workmen
TO administer as they please the funds
raised for tho relief Of comrades, and final;
lv. the substitution of n single tax for all
the taxes now in existence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
HANK STATEMENTS.

DFPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT RICH
MOND, IN TIE STATE or VIRGINIA, Al TIE
CLOSE or BUSINESS FEBRUARY -, 1890:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Natural Monopolies.


The public are becoming familiar with
the phrase, natural monopolies." These
natural monopolies are just now attracting
good deal Of attention; and the result
will in duo time be a universal conviction
that TO the community ought TO belong all
such monopolies. In many places most
valuable franchises have been gwen away
In other words, the most valuable property
which bad belonged TO those cities was
transferred without money and without
price 10 men who thus collect and pocket
taxes due tho cities. In some cities this pro-
perty will revert to its natural owners at
the end Of q term Of years. We don't know
that any city charters or authorizes such
monopolies in perpetuity.
The owners Of these natural monopoiios
thus procured from thoughtless city coup-
ellis cannot be blamed; nor can their
rights be taken away from them yet eX-
perience in their cases may serve as warn
ing to towns which have not yet given
away these valuable franchises. or nave
not grown large enough to need gas-works'
water-works, elsctrc-works, &C., &c.
The Philadelphia Press applauds the Bur
falo On. y city authorities, who when
asked for certain street-car franchise
concluded that if it was worth asking Tor
it was worth paying for; so they put it up
at auction and sold it for ia per cent. OF
the gross earnings Of the road when COM
pleted.
This sale should serve to open the eyes
of city fathers who have nothing to show
for ike franchises turned over 10 private
individuals. What "A bonanza" exclams
tho Press, Philadelphia would have IN It's
street railways if they paid into Its treasury
one dollar of every nine which they take H..
There would be less dividends of 80 and AZ
per cent. on the actual cost Of the roads,
but there would be much fuller treasury
with much lighter taxes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

The Empress of Germany has taken the
Berlin soup-kitchens under her protec-
ton. She follows the example OF the late
Tmpress Augusta. who was Tor many years
tho head OF these institutions.
The famous old Indian fortress OF Aslr-
cark. which was formerly regarded a. one
Of the principal defences OF Central lndla,
is about % be dsmantled. III STANDS on
the summit Of analmOSt inaccessible noun
tain.
King Christian OF Denmark, who Is in
his sevontv-third year. still rides dslly,
and also IS fond OF walking. lie can oiteh
be met in the streets OF Copenhagen alohe'
save his collie dog Rover, a present rom
Queen Victoria, and to whom ne Is lhucu
attached.
It's stated That the list Of persons sum-
moned by the German Emperor 70 take
part in the Berlin Labor Conference III
cludes a master lOcksmlth, a FOREMAN
joiner. a pollsheT, a director OF iron-WorSs,
IN owner OF a factory. and Herr HUE,
member Of the ReichstaC.
There are fourteen cases OF small-pox
and varilOld in Merlden. Conn, eignt OF
which are at the town hospital. Two
deaths are reported since Wednesday. 40
new cases are reported since Wednesday
anu IL - ItntAN ~ AAAAN NA+~ -
fox driven BY the hounds in q recent
hunt upon the estate Of Lord Granville ~
Walmor Castle. England, bolted rlGht pc
fore Lord Granville's ewes through the
hall of the castle and into the drawing
room with the hounds in full cry otter
him. They ran him down and Killed nm
in front of the mantelplcce.
A MICHIGAN paper tells Of o farmer
catching a fellow going out OF his pasture
one night with u sheep on his PACK anu
blazing away at him with shotgun. me
Daper naiyclv adds that the fellow dropped
Tho sheen. went to Ann ArbOr The next
day. and when he returned he had glass
eye.
Burial reform in England contemplate4
tho prohibition OF leaden and other soh4ly
constructed cOfiins, the elect OF when Is
thought to retard complete decomposition,
and so prolong the period during whlcn
the dead are not only Rsthetlcaliy ObJec-
tiouable, nut are On indisputabie source OF
danger 10 the living. IL is proposed 10 use
wicker-work or pdpie'-mdche receptacles'
The heaviest snow-stQrm that has visited
/ Colorado for years fell Wednesday night
! There are sixteen inches of packed snow OF
/ the streets OF Leedville and still showing
| 4 party who went up 10 the top Of Mosqul
/ 10 Pass Monday 10 mend the telephone
wires found four feet Of snow above The
poles. and the poles are twenty feet high
making the depth of the snow in the pass
/ twenty-fOur feet
Two hundred c0nn0iSsevrs assembled at
| the auction-rocms at $40 Fifth avenue
| New York, Wednesday. 10 attend the sale
| of collection Of rare Madeiras, sherrles
ports, clarets. and various other wines be
| longing 10 the estate OF A. L. Stewart
/ The collection was made during the iifteer
wears preceding Mr.. Stewards death, anc
| the wines have been stored since that time
in tho wine-room of the Stewart house
They brought good prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Maryland Matters.

Reports from Annapolis say that the
lobby attached to the Legislature has been
the most open and aggressive that has been
known for years. All the workers have
lived high. and champagne has been How
Ing like water.
The proposed revision Of the liquor-law
for Wlcomico county which Senator Toad
win has introduced IN the Maryland Senate
has set two elements OF the population
whose views on the whiskey question run
exactly counter actively at work, and a
lively fight IS going on.
Rev. Mr. Brian, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Middleburg, Car
roll county, has been held for the
action of tho grand jury on the
charge Of ordering the cutting down
of an ornamental tree III the. church
graveyard ON a lot 10 winch a child OF Mr.
David Mackey had been buried, Mackey
having refused TO pay for the lot. Until
recently the graveyard was free burying-
ground. Some persons claim that there IS
no legal warrant for exacting payments for
lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
RALEIGH NOTES.
OF for the Conso-Fertilizers-To Late.
rsnoc,aI telegrar, 10 the DisuatchJ

OF for the ConGo-FertiliZerS-To Late
Especial telegram TO the Dlspat;h.i
RA1EIGH. n. c., March 6.--GeOrge W.
Williams has gone to the Congo Free State
ON an important mission. IL will be re-
membered that some months ago the King
of the Belgians, through an agent, applied
for skilled negro teachers, bJok-keepers.
and workmen 10 go the Congo country
from here. Williams goes to see what ar
rangements are to be made foE the coming
of these instructors, whose m Ision will be
TO teach the natives. 1t is probable that
in two or three months somenegroes will
leave here for tho Congo. President lup-
per. of Shaw Colored Unisersity, says
more will follow as soon as Williams makes
his report.
The Committee on Celebrating the Com
pletion Of the Cape Fear and Yad stn- VAL
lev Railroad has decided to have 1t at
Wilmington on the Goth and 9th instant.
FERTIIIzERs.
Inquiry at the Agricultural Department
to-day showed that there ara now only
two firms in combination TO resist the pay
nent of the State tax on fertilizers, and
intend to ties. its legality IN the courts.
The attempts to induce other manufactu-
turers TO 90 in the pool are failures, and
they are taking out licenses regularly.
Reports received from the Piedmont sec
ton show that many tObacco-plants have
been killed during the cold snap. So far
no material damage of this sort IS reported
in the Oxford section. The weather to-day
is again quite cold, with the prospects Of
another frost tonight.
The witnesses in the cases against the
men charged with lynching Robert Berrier
in Davidson county were before the grand
jury at Lexington yesterday and to-day.
William Pickett was jailed at Lauren
burg yesterday. He shot twice into a
house at another negro and then fired at
Julia Cash, wounding her In the leg. He
made a mistake in the woman's case, think
ing her to be another woman.
Tho appeal OF. James L. Davis. the Chat
ham county murderer, was made too late
and cannot be carried to the Supreme
Court. SO Executive clemency Is his only
chance for escaping execution on the 2Sth
instant at Pittsboro'. The execution is
ordered by tae County Commissioners 10
be public. Mean while petition asking
for Communication of the death sentence to
life imprisonment VIII receive many sigma
lures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

;shed the Iowa Changers for their opposi-
tian 10 CORPORATE monopolies by defeating
Mr.. Allisor's nomination. His philosophy
was emphasized by the Iowa election. last
November, when tariff reform was q lead
ING factor in elccting Democratic Cover
nor. aud IN almost electing a Legislature
after the same pattern. SO the Senator has
come back 10 Washington with fresh
reasons for kicking over tho double step
ladder platform. The obsequies of his
presidential ambition are. interesting only
because the ceremony is that OF cremation
and from the ashes there may spring up 2
vigorous growth of lower tarid taxation. ="
Did Mr.. ALLISON get any Democratic
votes in the Iowa Legislature last Tues
dav2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
. Good Deal Hinges ON Skaters confirma-
ton.
rs,oc,a, telegram to the Dispatch.l

Ramon, n. G., March 6;TThe dissatIs-
faction among the Republicans in the
State is assuming phase NM, xSaicn snoT T.,
how utter is the wreck 81 ' M pafF,y a.
t;on nr re;ection OF A. w. Shafer as post
, ,ror hero apparently trivial matter, is
l nrostinr discord from one end Of tho State
60 the nc 5tber. II ia now stated that Shat
se,' ar nomination will be confirmed. Logan
i9a secretary of the Republican State
Eyecntiyo Committee, wrote a scorchine
ii etter ~, day 10 Postmaster-General Wana-
-, ,oeIer in which he told him that Shafer,s
,nas Ion meant the loss Of every Republi.
can congressman from North Carolina u
is now certain that many hepu6ilcan,i
seeing the handwriting on the WaII WI
s sgss. i i0 the l,y campaign Of this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

The Nashville Convention Of Republican
Leagues very appropriately selected the no.
torious mulatto, the Rev. w. B. DERRICK,
of New York, once of Stanton, Va, and
afterwards of Richmond. as chaplain of
that body Of South-haters and mischief
makers. DERRICK is as good as a good many
of the other delegates to that bad conven-
ton. no doubt. We trust the leagues will
burst up" the Republican party IN their
anger at not getting an Office for each dele
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
CURIOUS CASE.
who Has the Title to tho Young Lady
,so..,al telegram 20 tho Dispatch

RA1r1oH, N. c., March 6.-The register OF
deeds of GuilfOrd county Is confronted
,,',.L n nroblem which only the courts can
s ~,vr A Young lady of that county, who
e vorv cbsrmine. has two lovers, and it APP
neors was engaged to them both. Yester-
aay one of the young men went to the
register rec, OF deeds to procure a marriage
hccense for himself and the young lady re-
ferred to. ne was disappointed beyond
expression when he was informed that his
rival whose engagement was previous, had
filed a c1yedt ontpIor 10 prevent the issue OF
tine license. The Register declined 70 issue
The license until tho courts had decided
the question of title.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Master of the situation.

Observation-Disclosures. anew hyp-
motto, has been patented IN Germany 10y
Baumann. The patent protects the follow
inc method of preparing 1t: BY condenslng
diethylketone with etbylmercaptane in
presence Of hydrochloric acid, diethyimer-
capitol is obtained, which IS oxldized by
means Of per cent. solution OF perman,
ganate patash into the aforementioned
combination. RindschGu.
BAuMASN is perfectly correct. That has
always been our understanding. He has
put into good, square English prose land
the world will thank him for i'll some OF
the stanzas of tho poem, from which the
following lines are taken hap-hazard and
from memory:
How eyanescent and marine
Are thy chaotic upland seon;
Oh, ever suDlapsarian moon.
A thousand caravans OF light
Are not so specifically bright
Or ventilated half 80 soon.
thought stood upon - cone
or solid allopAthic stone,
And gazed aihwart the breezy shy,
When. 10 I from yonder pianesphere
A vapid. strGbitous tear
Was shed by psatomimic eyes.
Adieu, miasma. cried voice
In which Aleppo might rejoice;
So perifocal was It's tone
Aflsu, miasms. think OF mo
When cross the antnonial sea-
That covers my peiincad bones
No one will hereafter doubt that BAU-
MANN is master of the situation.
The only regret is that the distinguished
elucidator did not explain the exact situs-
ton of the nodus when the lunar caustic
Joined to drown the transcendentai apogee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

There is a man in Mitchell county by the
nome If Cole that claims to be one hun
bred and twenty-three years old. He WAS
never married. never rode on train,
aud never smoked or drank drop of any
sort Of LIQUOR. He is remarkable old
man. and is now able TO walk ten miles
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
New Books.

Maqic. White and Black or, The Science Of
FINITE and Infinite LIE. Containing Prac-
teal Hints for Students OF Occultlsm.
BY FRANZ HAgTnAsN, N. ID. Fourth
York: John w. Lowell Company. 1890.
Price in paper 80 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
Nh Sisters Husband BY PATIENCE SrArLE-
Tos, author of "Kady," &c. Same pub
fishers. 1850. Same price.
For sale bv the publishers.
Plain Talks from the Hsls. BY RupyAgp KIP
LING. New York: FRANK +. LOWELL d
Co. 1890. Same price.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF CENTURY
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
ANoA6SOLUTELY SAFE.

For Sale ly all Druggists. Price % ct'
Per box: 3 boxes for 6j cts; CT sent NV
mail. postage free, IN receipt ot price
Dr.. j. II. seheuck q Son, Philadelphia, Ia
fmh 7-F,Su,&W&Wnr3ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
OCAAf - " - a - @.'i'''f
No. IS Twelfth street., Richmond, Va.
RrcHYosp. Va, March /, 1890.

The undersigned desiring ~ DO relieved OF tho
responsibilities attached 10 the Development Of
the business Of the EQUITABLE LIfh-AsSU-
RANCE SOCIETY outside u tho city OF Rich
mond have resigned the management Of the
same.
represent the society In Richmond as financial
agent and for tho purpose Of uans0ctiug busi-
ness In the city Of Richmond and vicinity. He
will also cooperate with Mr. West for tue best
Interests Of the society throughout the state.
We cordially commend the new managem eDt
10 the confidence aud support Of tho Dol!cy-hold-
ers and the public.
NH T-eOilut pEYION y FLLER-ON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

IN Robeson county. Sandy Morrison, one
o. h,s ' sandy failed to ascertain what the
70 lan' o1 he ,tiico were. but distinctly re-
ou.ses ot ho vas to get 800 for his ser
n mem cSiIds says he borrowed money from
Morrison, and would bave returned 1t had
be waited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

And on Disorders Of tho III
gestive Organs. islihcwiae
q Corr0torativs or strength
ening Medicine, and may Ia
taken with benefit IN all cases
Of Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists Price, copper bot
tic. Dr. schencks New Book
on lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free AdirfH,,
Dr.J.h.Sehenck 4 Son, Phlls,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Reading notices in reading-ms,tsr type n's
,,res or less. 81 in nonpafeil loaded, 80.
Card OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
THEY WERE DUPED
by an Alleged Agent of President Harri
rsueclai telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dispsteh.l
RALEIGH, N, O.. March 6.-Another bold
swindle by negro has been exposed, the
victims being negroes. A man with glib
tongue, giving the name of William Childs,
has gone through the country stating that
he was the agent Of President Harrison,
and that his business was the selection of a
good, reliable man in every neighbour
hood to look after the interests of the
Government. He told his victims that
he could procure their appointment for
a fee Of 50, and that as q remuneration for
their valuable services they would receive
500 per annum. The negroes invested,
quietly awaiting the coming Of the COM
missiopa Childs Wason Tuesday arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
old DOMINION BUILDING AND
~ LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Ills MAIN STBBET.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, i2,0O0,o00
SHARES. slOO-PAYABLE IN SMALL MONTH
LY INSTALMENTS.

OFFICERS.
President-J. TAYLOR ELLYSON, Mayor city
OF Richmond. -.-..o.-, -
Vice Pre-ilent-N. Y. RANDOLPH. proprietor
Randolph PapeT-BOX Company ana president OF
the Virginia state Insurance Company. -
Acting Secretary and I-ea5urer-CAISLlON
MCCARTHY. .
DIRECTORS
J.TAYLOR ELLYeON, Mayor Of Richmond
Nv RANDOLPH, proprietor Randolph Paper
Box Company and president Of the Virginia
State Insurance Company.
JOHN b. PURCELL, president Chamber 81
Commerce o, Richmond, oi firm q Purcell,
Ladd & Co
JOHNS. ELLETT, president Of State Bank Of
Virginia and OF firm Of NlngO, Elicit & Crump.
+. r. SUTTON, OF Sutton Z Co, hoa! Estate
Agents.
The OLD DOMINION offers 20 the p90plo an
opportunity Tor saving and for Investment. com
bining all the advantages OF general and ok
tensive business with the conservative manage
ment OF hone company. Us omcers and man
ayers are well known throughout the state as
identified with the commercial interests Of the
people. 10 2''1Ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ac
Jaws DASUAWAY AND SIl-N'
GRAPHIC rlN-.

Wo are ofsrln, tho following nciapa.
tho pound 10 yeIf low ftt.7
"coNsRCrfCrr VALLEY" wlilo 10 ..''.'
EXTRA PLATE FINISH White. -. If
pound
"afWTHORSE, " cream 1925 pounds '
age sf-.. ll-. peg pol
WRyEHLY white, o.. golns uit f'.'
glc.I .. GER pound.
WAyEHLY. " vl.ts, az I3gri' A" i'..''
2Ic.I Doe. per pound
ENVELOPES 10 match 90 q. rrt,r ..I
prices. ........,
NIB 7-F,Su&Tu yvJo1., '''
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BOOho
~ at frOm Pc g. g.
HOLY LESTRN MANUAL HOLY Ws-A
EPlsCOPAL PRAYER AND hiIAA-
o. from .-r o. d.
RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH
nh 5d&w ~. ha..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
EIRE INSURANCE.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

DROPOSAIIS FOR TOBACCO
l. FEBRUARY Is, is9Q-SEALED PROPOSALS
endorsed " Proposals for Tobacco 10 De opened
April ], 1880, will be received from manufac.
turers or regular dealers only ~ the Bureau OK
Provisions and Clothing, Navy Department,
Washington, ID. G., until IL o'clock noon APRIL
I, 1890 and publicly opened Immediately there
after, tor the supply on or before NOVEMBER l,
1890. at tho hayward. New York, OF eighty
thouseed $4,000 pounds OF NAVY TOBACCO.
froposals must DO made In duplicate upon blank
forms uhicn VIII DO furnished by the Bureau ot
Provisions and cIothing upon application, d.d
Bsvsf b Mad cut ds indicated BY the blank Tie
bids decided BY lot samples Of the standard
tobacco Will be furnished upon application 70
Tits bureau. The department reservcs the rigns
Gus 70 NE d0reramenk 70 &-am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
OLD NORTH STATE.
lettings GATHERED FROM VARIOUS
AND sUNDRY POINTS.
Tho Drummer Evangoint-A fire-""'"
Robbcry--A Sensation on
Train.
,c.-r..norso,oo Of tho Richmond Dispatch,

CH.R1orrr. n. c.. March 6, 1890.
pev w p. Fife, we'll known as tho
"drummer evangelist" ie now. conducting
n successful revival at Concord. Mr. flie
il not a licensed preacher, but ne Is an
earnest revival-worker, and his npors are
always crowned with success, =, w.
IN Catswba COUNTY. was burned night be-
lore last. with twenty bales OF cotton.
Loss about $4,000, with little or no insu-
rance.
There was bold robbery IN Snrry coun-
~ day before Yesterday. stranger rooe
mn horseback to the store OF "atKlhs !"
~ and hltchine his horse, he walked IN
snd nurcbnsed n small bill OF goods. lie
then presented $50 bill IN payment, ana
Mr.. Watkins. who was the only person III
the store, went to his safe 10 seO the
change, and when he pulled open inc 200,
and raised his head he was horTlngu 70 nna
the stranger pokinga olg plsVol ~ Iis i, ,eI
The robber gently requested th1I tue uioi-
chant hand over all his money, together
With the $50 certificate he had Just handed
him This w9s done. aud after warning the
merchant about giving any alarm the
robber walked ont and. mounting his horse
rode rapidly away. lie got %20i.
The annual Young Mems CHRISTIAN Asso-
citation State Convention Wlich Is 70 20
hold in Goldsboro on the 18th instant 1t IS
expected. will be the most interesting ever
held in North Carolina. Three hundred
delegates from ali over the state will be III
attendance.
A FYNsATION.
Two white men. whose names could not
be learned. caused sensation on board
passenger tram near Hot springs, on the
Western North Carolina railroad, yesteI;
day Ihey 9u%rsebli9 odd I0T ebt tong fhey V @
finally separated by passengers, and it's
said they both had to be held to keep them
separated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
FRESH COMPILATIONS.

II you have Humors, Plmples, Bolls,
Eruptlons, Il is because the system
needs toning and purifying. Nothing
gyes such good health, smooth, clean
skin. and vigorous feeling as sim
mons Liver Regulator, simple yege-
table compound. II stimulates the
liver. cleauses the eyes and skln OF
yollowness. improves digestion, and
makes the breath pure and sweet
81 was greatly troubled with bolts on my mock
and body and could Ind nothing IN relieve me-
simmons Liver Regular having been recon-
mendod 20 me tried IL with complete success,
and have had no Io.urn OF them since.'
JkMEs ". CLEMENT,
Agent Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steam
ship Company, Philadelphia, Pa
"Hsving suffered q long time with Indigestion
and constipation, my health became broken and
my complexion assumed yoll0Tish hue. After
using simmons Liver Regulator for a short time
my health was restored, and also the freshness
OF my complexion" MAS. NJ BROOKS,
NH 7-F,Su,W&w Clinton. Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

For bruises, sprains, and sca)ds, nothing
equals Salvation Oil, the pain-eradicator.
lAt centa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
STATE oy vladrMA, oousrY OF HxNmco-ss.

STATE or VIRGINIA, County or HxSsIco-ss
/, J. ". sinton, cashier Of tho aboye-named
hank. 90 soiemniy swear that the above state
ment IS rue 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief. j. W. sIN1ON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 9th
day Of March, 1890. WILLIAM slNION,
Notary Psbhc.
Correct-Attest: F. b. ADDISON,
8. II. HAYES.
WILLIAM Ii. PALMER,
NH 7-lt Directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
sr,rrnp YrnalNrL. a. or RlcrMoNn-ss:

LII. C. Burnett. cashier Of the abOye-narned
bank, do sOiemny swear that tho above sfhte-
ment IL true 70 The best Of my knowledge aud
belisf H. G. BURNETT, Cashl9c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

|, John r. Glenn, cashier OF the above aamed
} bank lO sOlemnly swear thar the above state
/ mou. "a true to tho best Of ny knowledge aud be-
! liaL ]. b GLkNN, Caanler.