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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
TAR-HEEL SETTLERS.
Influx of Farmers from North Carolina
into Chase City, Va.

fCorrespondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE CRY, Va, February 6, 1890
This morning We have the first winter
weather. Ii has been showing continu-
ously. but the thermometer only indicates
80 degrees.
The procession attending the burial of
r. G.. Maddox, cashier OF the Bank or
Chase City. Yesterday was the largest ever
seen here. All business-houses were closed;
The services at the grave were conducted
by Rev. 7. NJ BOyden, of the Episcopal
church. There were also present Rev. J.
III. Newbill. of the Baptist; Rev. W. T..
Jordan, of the Methodist, and Rev. j. II.
VeaZev, of the Presbyterian churches. lie
was held in the highest esteem by the en-
tire community. and his death was very
sad one. His fife was insured for $4,000,
We are having quite an influx OF people
from the Old North State. They are IN
yesting near here in lands adapted TO the
production of bright tobacco. Many farms
have been sold. Lands heretofore con-
sidered by our people almost yalueless now
readily sell at fair prices This IS the re-
suit of railroad communication instead OF
being landlocked as this county was few
years ago.
INCREASE N VALUES.
The assessment of real estate in this
comfy will show a decided increase in
values. especially along the sections ada
cent TO the new railroad lines. The aban-
doned lands, mantled with the old-tieldi
pines, tit emblem of departed worth, Will
now be resuscitated and made TO con-
tribute to the prosperity of the people.
The Southside Academy here Will nitro
duce military training as part OF lts IN
struction at the next half session. ms
school has been attended with remarkable
success, and the Rev. j. ii. Newblll, the
ORIGINATOR. once chief manager OF the In
sfltution. deserves the highest commenda-
ton for the accomplishment OF the enter
prise.
The late Joseph p. Pritchard, former
mayor of this town and railroad agent
here, had his life insured IN the koyal Ar
canum of Boston for 5000. His death
occurred few days ago. lie was q bro.
ther of Rev. Dr. Thomas Pritchard, OF
Wilmington. n. c., and he was pillar OF
the Baptist church here.
A CHEERING OUTLOOK.
The farmers are far advanced in their
preparations for another crop. A large
crop of tobacco will be planted. The Of
ferings Of fine yellow tobacco on the mar
ket here recently have been the finest ever
seen on our warehouse floors. The prices
are very high.
Rev. Joseph Rennie, of the Presbyterian
church. has quite q severe attack OF the
prevailing malady, but is now improving.
( The disease seems to have struck us all al
/ once like a cyclone, but is now disappear
ing. Our acquaintance with it is sutri-
! clent. Js
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
virginia News Notcs.

A banquet was given last night by the
I.ynchburg Board of Trade to the. mer-
chants along the line of the Lynchburg
and Durham railroad.
Herbert Osborne. treasurer OF Loudoun
county, died at Leosburg Tuesday of pneu-
monia. He was an esteemed citizen. sol
dier in the Confederate army, and promi-
nent member of the Masonic order and the
Knights of Pythias.
Colonel Robert Tansill. of Prince Will
liam county. died at the Braddock House
in Alexandria. on Wednesday morning, |;
aged seventy-eight years. Colonel Tansill
was captain IN the United States Marine
Mexican war. At the breaking out OF the
late civil war he resigned his commission
in the Federal army and entered the Con-
federate service, in which he rose to the
rank of colonel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
croaking of single individual, and says
the stockholders are In fall accord WIN
the management.
rRrAL on pANK orrrcrns.


The trial of the President and directors
OF the defunct Home Bank in the Corpora,
tion Court has again been postponed
owing TO the absence OF important VII
nesses. The case will come up again at the
May term. .
The Cotton Exchange yesterday adopted
resolutions favoring Washington, ID. u, as
the proper place TO hold the proposed
Worlds Exposition.
Colonel Walter II. Taylor has been re-
elected president of the. Norfolk street
Railway Company. He is president OF q
number of corporations.
Farmers in this section, as well as the
truckers. are further ahead with their work
of preparation now than ever before ut this
time of year, and for much larger crops;
This favorable state OF affairs IS due OF
course to the extremely mud weather.
There was a furry Of snow with rain here
all day to-day.
There are several northern yachts now
in the harbor with pleasure parties on
board.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Rev. Thomas Williams. of the Virginia
Conference. died at his home in Windsor,
n. c., this week.
Mr. Louis Bobee, of this city, has been
appointed a receiver in the navy-yard:
Workmeu have commenced actively on
the new marine barracks at the navy-yard.
A large force of workmen are now en-
gagged in constructing the street railway in
Berkley.
Rev. T. F. Reese, rector of Trinity Epis-
copal church, Portsmouth, has gone to
Macon. Ca, to consider q call to that city:
The truckers are only receiving fifty and
seventy-five cents o barrel for kale and
spinach. owing to glutting the market.
Mrs. L. E. Bridgeforth. OF Amelia county,
died here this morning ut the residence OF
her son-in n-law, b. J. Watkins. The remains
will be taken to Amelia tomorrow morn
ing over the Norfolk and Western road for
burial at Fruit Hill, her home. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
Accident Insurance Company Retiring
from Business.

At meeting of the stockholders OF the
Southern Accident Insurance Company on
the 4th instant it was determined 10 retire
from business. s.,, :,
The past wear was the most successful IN
tbe companv's history, but this step was
deemed advisable by reason of the limited
capital stock of the company. which pre-
vented an expansion of its business outside
of very narrow field of operations. a. .
Policyholders will be protected 10 the
maturity of their present policies elther
by this company or by reinsurance III
soma other COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
CASE CONTINUED.
CLAREMONT.
Arrest of New York Shop-Lifter-Coiored
Intriguers Go.
Especial telegram to the DIspa,ch.l

lntriguers TO.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
CLAREMoSr. Va, February 6.-Albert
Clark was arrested to-day by Sergeant OH
yer on a warrant issued by Governor Nc.
kinney on requisition of the Governor of
New York for grand larceny and taken to
Allegheny county, n. y, by William Gar
woot, sheriff Of that county. Young Clark
was a professional shop-lltter and with a
partner had stolen goods from nearly
every store in that section. He came to
Claremont about three months ago and
brought quite lot of stolen goods with
him. Shortly after his arrival here, his
partner, Herstat by name, was arrested Tor
the crime and sentenced to a year IN the
penitentary, where he squealed on Clark
and told of his whereabouts. A man was
sent here. who found the goods and re-
turned and secured requisltion and sent
the Sheriff for him. Clark at once gave
himself up to the authorities. His wte
and little daughter still remain here.
Jennie Shoemaker last night received a
notice from some one in town TO leave TINS
place within forty-eight hours or certain
steps would be taken to help her of: An
intrigue with Burt Briggs, young coiored
dude, is the offence she IS charged Win,
and the note says that it was written ont
of respect for our white females. She Will
leave within the specified time. and young
Briggs has already departed for New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
The Baptist Orphanage.

Mr.. Sands yesterday introduced biii III IN
the Senate to incorporate the Baptist VI
phanage of Virginia, the objects OF aicl wntJn
hqyS TSd been uy puSAhsss sSe %dodn 5as
Grov u ! N Harwood, james b. Taylor
Peter Howard. j. b. f. Mills, Carter WI
liams W. /. Jordan, b. +: johnson. a.
Broaddus. Jr., +. NJ. Moxey, NJ. NJ; MorrllS,'
W. W. Baker, j. A. Leslie, W. G: Parks, l.
]. Nottingham, /. B. Leake, William Camp amp
bell. j. III. Hargrove, Jr., George W. cone
W. l.. Jeffries. W. r. L. Smith, anu " L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
FtENDISH OUTRAGE,
A Conductor Knocked Senseless by Sup
posed Tramps.
Special telegram to the Dlspatch.l

pOseu lruups.
Especial telegram to the DIspatchl
LYNcHBuRa. February ga fiendish ont
rage was perpetrated this morning at Tyree
station, about five miles below this city on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. Two
freights pass each other at this place about
o'clock. and while Conductor n. p. Lynn
was standing near his train, which was
side-tracked, waiting for the east-bound
train to pass. he received terrible blow
on the head from n missile thrown
by some one on the passing train.
knocking him senseless and causing
blood to how freely. The train was
stopped Immediately and efforts made
to find out the perpetrator of the deed.
Four tramps were discovered on q coal-car
stealing a ride, and it is supposed that one
of them threw the missile, though for
what cause is not known. The tramps
were locked up at Gladstone by the depot
agent, and the conductor brought to
this city and placed in the Home and
Retreat. His skull was trepanned this at.
ternoon, and he is now doing well. and
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
AN AGED COUPLE.
WI. Roby, residing in this city, returned
from Warrenton, n. c., yesterday, where
he has been visiting his grandfather, who
is one hundred and twelve. and his grand
mother, who is one hundred and sixteen
years of age. Both were well and hearty
people mentally and physically.
A very heavy snow-storm occurred here
this morning. lasting about two hours, but
| il melted soon as IL fell.
! Large numbers of colored laborers, bound
| for points in Southwest Virginia. passed
| through this city this morning from points
| in North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
1p'(9FE!N
(9NRAfY
S@O

Our Advertisements arc the solid readings q
paying interest to you. No vashed-ovsr ~
touces or eQuivocal terms. such a. mako half-coe-
ton Casnmeres sound ike .silk-nnishsd Hen
r.etta Ciothsp The advertisements, Ike the
business OF our house. are 10 stsnd on the soiid
basis Of confidence and honesty between sredes-
meu and shopping public. Tho past year orsvo
has shown some little reform. Moro OF your dis
approval IL necessary, however, more shrins'ng
Of your shoulders, before wc eau have an honest
picture ON paper Of wha; Ia on sale In storsA
That sKEYsroyE CULINARY WONDER"
can again bs delivered--2SS received yesterday
A.. much reform on Kitchen labor - selesrsphy
on tho old way Of spreading news By runor.
Nearly 500 cold inside Of threc weeks without an
unsatisfactory voice from . single purchaser
Its practical workings are seen nrs, door, middle
aisle.
Little beauties among the HAMBuRGs-Van'
dyke, Beaded, Hemstitehed-all widths, every
conceivable good design that stands % miles
ahead OF all former efforts Our usual best buy.
ing power Is visible In the prices Of them.
--Main Floor, Len Aisle, Rsdr.
ToPsY-TURvY-Jules verncs new and bsse
story-soo pages. Jules Verne told Nelly BY 70
be sure and read Il, a. he considered Il the bese
story he has ever written. Price i9c
THE FAvoRITE EDITION OF POPULAR
FICTIoN-a library Of upwards OF 500 various
books by various popular suthofs--closh bound
22c--all kinds OF reading. The Book Depart
ment Is gaining your fayor-new msnsgemens
and now prices, too-one half to ono fourth on
tho publishers prices.
Several cases Of NEW FRENCH sATrERNs--
sho lengths, bus enough In most patterns for
dre. ,es-uow spring designs, iakc instead OF 30
II there was ever buying time with you this
ought to be tho week. There Is closine-oue
sale going on here that will take six months for
repetition HAY and quarter prices sseTywhers
LINEN LUNCH H-CLOTHs-undre In nnishs
handsome wide borders OF blue OF rod, frtnged,
each with dozen Napkins sxs-a. ea9s; sxio4s
sass set-sa 81 and 81 of each set
1sxy7 DOUBLE DAMAsK TRAY.cLoTHA
frngod. for 25c.
Tho shipment Of LINENS We spoke OF . few
days ago pledges q dollars worth for &c Tho
finest and cheapest In all things pertaining 70
Linens.
TOWELS that wore s1.69 before are si.ss now
TOWELS that we're l7c. are ioc. now.
s5c. will buy ALI-LiNEN DAMAsK TowkLA
and 90 with every grade-both useful and orna-
mental kinds.
Direct from Scotch manufacturer-Soo yards
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINENS, J. to 4-ysrd
lencths-upwards OF ono third on tho MAKERS
cost
KID GLOVES THIS WEEK.
What sold for
fi.19 for Soc:
SI.42 for 75c.
Quito q number Of others at tho same fsse
simply because the same goods are not to DO r.
ordered or duplicated.
Ngw sILKs-some OF the choicest u new
spring styles, printed or plsin-indis, China,
and French. Among them Is pieces Black in
various styles aud grades, new and old effects
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
To Protect the Candidates.

At the regular meeting of the Powhatan
Club last night considerable routine busi-
ness was disposed of and Messrs.. ID Z.
Richardson. w. d. Rice. II. L. Phillips,
Preston Belvin, +. c. Walthall. and G. II.
Lanctord were appointed committee to
trv TO devise some plan by which candi;;
dates for municipal Offices can be protected
from being bled by persons who demand
money without rendering value received
- oarCicng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
Easter,l shore Fires.
'sneclal telegram 10 the Dlspa

TcV5tIHE solos'1'1 20 '110 ''77-11.F
ONAscocx, Va. ria TAsLEY, Va, February
6.-Last Sunday night the storehousee OF
George Reed & Co.. ut Reeds Wharf, In
the upper part of Northampton county,
was robbed and then burned. together
with large stock of goods, all amounting
groes as the guilty parties, FIVE of whom
were arrested to-day and lodged in the
Eastville jail.
The dwelling-house of Spencer Drum:
mond. near Mesongo. in the upper part OF
Accomac county, was destroyed by fire last
night. The fire Is supposed to have been
an accident. Amount Of loss unknown.
Both of the houses were insured in com.
panies represented by L. w. Childrey, OF
Onancock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
A Free Kindergarten.
To The Editor Of he Dispatch:

To the Editor of he Dispatch:
In your issues of February 4th and 9TH
YOU mention very kindly the prospect OF a
free kindergarten, and state that the Wo-
mans Missionary Society will have charge
of it. This is mistake. 1t will be under
the charge Of the Woman's Christian, As
sociation. Please correct this, and 30
oblige yours truly.
Mrs. JOSEPH BRYAN. President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
c.,.., rh,,.hsas Not NJ the Bar.

Our Lexington correspondent stated yes
terday that Hon. Thomas Whitehead or
w. A. Glasgow" would assist the Com
monwealth's Attorney in the Miller boys
and Reese case. Colonel Whitehead writes
us: Il have no license to practice law any;
where. having retired from the bar. l
have had no communication from parties
or counsel on either side."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
The Rockbridge Company.

The Board OF Directors of the Rock
bridge Company finished their work yes
terday morning and in the afternoon the
members left for their homes. =,
Ex-Governor Lee left ON the 6:05 Z. NJ.
train for New York. He will return to
Richmond Sunday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
c,,,.,.. for Municipal Ofices Active

The Old Dominion Democratic Ciuo haa
q meetins ne Ing last night and after the routine
wors lrse,,a Was disposed of the claims OF the the
candidates for municipal offices were pre-
'' 'Deputy-sergeants Burgess and csrfer Woo
snoSe for City.Sergeant Robert A. Carter
Who wfho Is candidate for re;eleet,1on., .,,rnford
The claims of Mr.. Robert .,t Repenne %; SU, were
for ComnissI9reTT ,na S,s ion ToSp SI W W. Wilkes.
p'WyIo,su Wessrs r. Leslie Powell, candidate I LOT
C;tV eSS;ei Sergeant; =, George Z. Bowden and and
VT Loving, for Board of Aldermen also
! odireased the club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
srr,nv.street Extension.

NJ royenstein yesterday introduced IN N
IN MI senate ntenill q bin authorizing the city o.
,ae ,Raieh%ond to acquire from the Board s;ft OF
Directors Dhsss ., sutsicient portion of the peni.
Pnrua Psntary grounds to extend Spring strees street
srnm Befyidere TO First and au.hotlA,1h,s ~ ,hs
non no hoard to make the city title 10 the
same. ....lv referred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
yo,,r Massey Buried In Hollywood.

Maxwell r. Massey, the youth who was
killed by train near Temples TUESDAY
has been buried by friends IN hoiiowoou,
He was son Of Mr.. +. W. Massey, az one
ms Rns wn %s%6er ron of the siaf Who SSn
Norfolk and died there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
OPPOSING lRON-MEN.
Contractors Delaying Work On Cruisers
at the Norfolk Navy-Ysrd.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, February 6, 1890.
The opinion is gaining ground here that
the iron-works men or the country are
either opposed to this navy-yard or OPP
posed TO the Government building large
and expensive ships at the navy-yarus.
This opinion has grown out OF tne iacs
that il is impossible to get the contractors
10 deliver material here according to the
terms of their contract and an apparent
disposition to hinder and delay the WORK
in progress and bring discredit on the yaru
and those having charge OF the worh'
Work has been entirely suspended for seVe-
raj weeks on Cruiser No. ) for want OF mate
rial, and operations will have to cease on
the battle-ship Texas if the proper materlai
is not shortly Forthcoming. The last install
ment of material sent here by the con-
tractors for the battle-ship will not be need
ed by the workmen for two years yet'
BOND DELIVERY.
Last night the City Council OF Ports
mouth ordered the delivery of Si5o,ooo IA
bonds TO the officers of the Atlantic ana
Danville Railroad Company, running
thirty years and paying 9 per cent; IN
terest. These bonds will bring $1.lo on
the market. Major J. +. Crocker, IN
speech before the Council last night. said
that he had been informed that the STOCK
holders Of the Atlantic and Danvilie rali-
road were involved in O controversy owe,
the possession of the bonds the cities ana
towns along the line had subscribed. ana
that q rupture would possibly grow out OF
the clamor As to who should own the
bonds. General Thomas Ewing. the presi-
dent denies 1t, unlsss possibly It % sns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
Accident Insurance

furnished in q first-class company upon
reasonable terms. a.,
The patronage of my friends and the
public is respectfully solicited:
For further information apply by mail or
in person TO GEORGE &. JEFFERSON,
General Insurance Agent,
Telephone No. 10. 1l06 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
TN. Largest business Ever Written by .

r,,.-A..urance Company in = Month.
The business Of the Equitable qunsds ssSc Ssi 600 :
rance Society for January exSeo ooo 600 IN excess
OOc, which is more than y,'.J January of the
Of the amount writssnl writosal N new business last
previous year !, LIS ,9s s9sas oO 900 600 The officers
year ,hs COMPANY state that judging from
OF ,a tas i s. expect that hat nos sas
totai business for the present va va Tribs,ss. .
All i1 below S2Oo ,o0o. .ooo.--Ss' 1"" A'
Esbv>ldyY II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

OVER Forty YEARS has Ponds Extract been
used by the people and profession as the
best remedy for Pain. Sores, Cdtdrrh, etc.
Note name of sole proprietors on every
wrapper. Ponds Extract Company. New
York and London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
Death of Major HilI.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch1
CuLPEPER, VA, February 6.-Major Ed
ward b. Hill, brother Of General A. P. Hill
and quartermaster Of his division during
the late war, died at his residence here this
afternoon at $50 Of paralysis. Major Hill
was one of our oldest and most widely.
known citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

Ladies'. Chldren's, and Gentlemen's Shoes
at about half price. Ladies' Hand. Welt
Shoes, S1.6O. Ladies' s. shoes at S2.50.
Gentlemen's Shoes, $2.50-old price. %.
All not sold soon to be sent to auction.
Gentlemen's shoes ut S1.25.
l.. II. SPENCE,
Shoe and Trunk House,
5l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
,ail,tarx nam and the Goxernor's stafE

Governor Mckinney will not name the
members Of his staff until the military bill
now pending in the Senate is disposed o.. o.,
Should this measure become law tne
number Of members Of ms .ho nacsnomvy Govarnor
will rank as major-general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
A ns,.,.c,or Of R,chmond Colleg,

Mr.. John A.. Bostwick. of New York,
arrived in the city Wednesday evening ana
ner Of Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller. OF stand
ssd-Oil fame, and y himself . man OF great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

Everybody should Hear
"Tbe Old Times and the New" by DR..
Iafferty at the Second Baptist church to-
night.
OVER Forty YEARS has Ponds Extract been
used by the people and profession as the
best remedy for Pain, Sores, Cdtdrrt, etc.
Note name of sole proprietors on every
wrapper. Ponds Extract Company. New
York and London.
Don't Fail to Hear
Dr. Lafferty at the Second Baptist church
tonight.
For debIitated or nervous condition A.
B. G. Tonic fights to win. Try 1t.
NoLAyDNE ia a lively seller with me. IL
ranks flrst-class as tonic and hood-purlner.
A. A. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Twenty-lfth and Broad streets.
Simmons Liver Regulator has never been
known to fall TO cure Sick Headache.
Quick Stop for Headache.
Warranted TO cure any headache Ia nftsen min
utes. Safe 70 ct any time.
Price Csc.
simmons Liver Regulator has never bsen
known 70 fail 70 cure Dyspepsia.
Ia Grippe.
For this terrible disease take plain syrup Of
Pure Pine Tar. Horehound. and Wild Cherry
DIR. Davids Cough syrup
simmons Liver Regulator has never failed 70
relieve Constipation Of the 6owelA
sick-Headaehe
| cured By using DR.. Davids Liver Pill&
| So easy In It's action. harmless and effectual
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| The Best
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| Remember.
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|
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Families who ne oil should keep b mind thas
the light and dangerous produces q peuolsan
viii sfssn give Z clear aad tgilliant light: Asy
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safoSy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

For debilitated or nervous condition A
B. G. Tonic fights to win. Try it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07
Remember, You VIII
R3.0n0 Worth

be aiding good cause by going to hear
DIR. LafTerty at the Second Baptist church
toniOht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

NoLAyDIsE ia a lively seller with me. II
ranks arst-class as tonic and hood-puriner.
A. A. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Tweniy-flfth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

Families Who ne oil should keep h mind thas
the light and dangerous produces q psuolsas
viii sfssn sive clear ssd brilliant lisht: tAsy
should also rsmembsr thas . bstssf light = ~.
nishsd by PnAf7's AsfaAL On - . EiniAe ~
diusas, esss visa shs savsatAes = ssseenle
SAFETY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-07

Simmons Liver Regulator has never been
known To fall to cure Sick Headache