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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

Gardiner evidently fsyors the idea Of
having the proposed race between the Con-
tInen.sls of that city and Independents Of
Richmond in Augusta. Come on boys,
YOU can have tight good time up heIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

Meetings for Bible Ksadirgs every after
noon at the firs! Bspi st ve,try at 8 80
o'clock. Gospel services to nigh. in the
First Baptist vestry at 7 30 O'Clock. Sub
jc;i for the afternoon Bible Reading will
be Gods Peeniisr People This b,iog
the last week of The NEE tings, every body
should make the most Of the time left ard
aitenl as many services as possible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

N~Pbysseian's prescriptions arc care
taiy compounded AZ gin,mans Drug Ssorcs
corner Of Bridge and WspY streets. al mod
efste prices. jahzgds~iu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

Thass years dnrirx the military oo-
cus trey Of Fort Kent were lively years
to- ibis Lite frortie- settlement. rum-
her Of these who came with the Ma ~
pnssr RENAMED add t1ok mp farms and
others were attracted hther nv the Ia~re
irm5cr cpfrlt,oqs then carried IN. french
scstiers also CAM - 'hs town apd the nara
her OF inhabitants Ger -iJerably decreased
The fi-n OF Jeweu Il March Of Blnxor.
were carrying On large .unhcr operations
here during thoss vear+. their business
besns iae uiaSius % piac timber wh!cl was
hen abundant III this vicinity. Shepari
Gary was a'so opera ny farther up The
river ard tai sore ut Fo;t Kent. M-
Noses RiGss who came with his brother.
Capt. Slower Rihes. remsiaei for a
tine after the psr.ure of the Maine
iroons and purchased Mr.. jos ph
Nsaeau's improvement ar. Ma ieau
then novel % lot q short dists7cs farther
ap the river where he bulls house and
kent ho,el for many fesrs. Mr.. Nadesu
was long o1e Of the pr. nn5 Mt citizens Of
Fer' k~ft ana vas a man of much ns;fra!
ability though i4ckirg thu adv .atsEss Of in
education except - = limited extea.. lie
vas a nsn af genial temperament erd is
gemem btrea by al IS an hecest, kind ana
aosrisshls c'tzn. His deAsh occurred in
Jsnaarv 1855. l. he TAFT aud winter Of
1859 the .oaa wa Gu through from Ash-
lard % For Keht Tais ~cFk gxs uraer
he 4 rscfi4a % Col. Cha.les Jsryi. Of L ~
a III ard ms hoax Of seelva,s with the
men einp,r ye& service Us Us a desk 81 We
wFj'c these ii1es upon tie bs7Ss OF the
beautiful s.. John TIE woiS ,esms 10
save ecmmeeced in : p,smbar sd snl to
have confirmed through TIE winie- fhs
gcs p4id tic ulea wAs SIS co yer month
is- eommo1 iaeorsrs or ciioppe-s ant =
higher rate for SPECIAL services. L pom tsis
book appssr the na-iss If several who hav-
since been k1ssn n prariltce = CT : MS Of
th4 touat. The bptlding % III, Yeai As.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

What a peculiar chilly feeling one ex.
periences in seeing people bankicg their
houses aud getting the storm daors and
double windows in readiness for winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

k1-Mi,s Sara Tuttie tsscher OF the
vosce. at J. +. Davine's Bangor street.
ccslGsff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

itisa wise Chi 'lit kross that Blas-i
sells Is the most economical soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

A large delegation from this city will at
tend the semi.annual meeting of the Ken.
ncbec conference of Congregational
churches at Winslow tomorrow. The adj
dress Of President Small of Colby Un',er-
sily on the relation Of relig on TO the prob.
lens Of socialism promises TO he very inter
esting and instruc i've.
within fortnight" said a cosl dealsr
yesterday, "coal freight, from New York
have gone mp from IS to 30 cents. The
reason for this rise is the fact that return
freights are scarce. But the ligh rats
are such that the dealers don't care
tn ship at them and there is very little coal
moving this way at present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

Marshal Norton of Gardiner brought TO
this city Yesterday one Wan. Brown.
Brown goes To jsiI for drunkennes,; SEN
tence, Thirty DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
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Iccal <Slioiicrs.

Natart's Corporation.
Prom the Atlanta Constitution.
The autumn winds are chilly
A. they blow
o'er the grave OF many lily
That lies low
With the dust upon Its wilderness,
Aud the shadows on It's brightness,
Ri, the heart feels still the hghtness
" the summ,rs long ago,
tsr the ha,vests, overlooking,
Heap the tields,
There was reapirg after sowing,
Nature yiclds
Rich grains for all our losses,
Aud comforts for our crosses,
tifvcn leaves grow where the moss IA,
And love the lily shields.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

containing an up and down saw, clapboard
machine ard Single machine aud com.
mepcei manufacturing lumber on an ex-
tensile scale In 1913, Major VIM Diekey
cana from Gardiner AMI bought the Page
ard Bodfish mill and continued in the bust
rcss of manufacturing and shipping lum-
Der u1,il 1881 when he sold the property to
Nr. Levi Sears. Mr.. Dickey had in the
meantime buit grist mil which also be-
came the property Of MIR. Sears, who n
snort time previoui had married the widow
Of Mr. Slas N,ss. Mr. Sears continued
to ran The saw mill until ii was burned in
1873 lie Immediately rebuilt the saw mill
sud made erts nsiye repairs upon the grist
mill ard was largely engaged in trade and
manufacturing and shipping lumber. Ia
1857 another washawsy carried of the east
era portion of the dam AID about an acre
Of land. The next year the dam was
rebuilt Rad a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

4 Cincinnati swell, who Il asserted 10
have "clucked loudly vt - comedy sing
or in u concert hall, was severely raw
hidrd by the ititc snng-tress This Is
important b proving that il 20 more
dangerous e. cluck At concert hill
eanistFicc than 10 cough at kniscr
There appears 10 be a considerable
uulainlify Ut senthnoni ameOg the meul-
Bars elect OF TIE next legi lature reg ard
log flfr dc-irahillty OF the An.trailan
bal os sysfsm Judging from he letters
from there published ia the saturday
Lewiston .1ournal Il IA evident that the
matter Is 90 be given great deal of
attention aud carrfu thought
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

Senator Plat, IN the course Of y re-
cent speech, put these pertinent qaes
lions to his hearers. l. this country
protperonsy l. 1t likely TO continue so?
Are the present times good or bad!
Tarfe Is but onc answer to these qHes
tlon-, aud that la We are prosperous,
We are likely To continue SO, and the
Tunes are good Aud this Is the result
og the well defined policy of the Kcpub-
lean party
80 very general has become the belief
thst MAinr Battellot's attack upon stan
leg Was made from . desire to acquire
uptofletv aud create market Tor the
product Of the majors pen that the
diary now published by Waller
Darte,lot, the mslor's brother, viii
receive very little consideration by the
public The charges that Stanley
misaprrapEiated fuads and only invest
gated discoveries already made hy Enin,
have about them the appearance of ~
venge for Gsncled ~roags. Stanley's
character stands out too strongls in op
position to such deceptious to allow the
public to take much stock in the yarns
which Waiter Bartclot Ia evidently dis
semlnatIng ia furthfrance Of his BROTH
er's iealoGsY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
Daily &enntbft Journal
ruessAv. OCT. u. lsss.

Cards Il shAau A1d rSss,ahela 4 rspsea
yin b charged y ~ ra,s - IN esHA R,s
An advertising aaseanosossb Il sassAh
nssss who's esjsct b The rais;rg Il nssu
vii Be charged u Tie rass Il afssa cent?
Err
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

IA 81 Lcuis there are no basement.
used "a stores. restaurants o. saloons.
only few days more before the
November eiee'i1Ds ani the outlook /.
growing brighter for the Republicans
every day.
A farmer at Chico, Cal has trained
cats to catch gcphars, and protects hi.
grsss fields by ihi' means. He consider
his Il mes worth go apiece for this pur'
pose,
The effected target for firing at the
small arm range, ia worked by electric
ity. By mean. Of contact and battery,
there Is communication with the indicat-
ing apparatus al the ilring end Of the
range. showing which section of The
target has been truck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

brought n1arh busiEsss to Ear; Ksat AMI =
nstn5er Of III. Ab1rers remainea in tie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

Dgca{1s EfAeH oHSEhess 10 Evr. hr1s All
nstn5er Of III. Ab1rers remainea in tie
20 xp.
>aaas orths Old settlers.
aessrs- Je~est ami March bought Of Mr.
RIass the farp3 np9n which Mr.. S2tsau
originally settled and about lsii built the
hotel afterwards KEEP. for many years By
Mr.. Samuel S.eFsns They aso built tbe
store Opposite the hotsl ard traael there for
a nsmbsr Of years. AbsH. the year l-i3
the firrl Of West q Niles bough, OF Fref
W. Hathaway tire raiii privilege oa Fish
siver and ute isad connected with 1t TheF
removed ihs old mill ha Il By Daniel SAY
sae, ysbG'li lhs Tam aaa baih large mil
This midi ela,sinea All up and Gown saw.
.so el1pbeasd machines and Two shinsle
q aeh!res The niii wa- baiit upon the
at side Of Eish river aal t1s llmber was
ratEed and ran s9gn giae r4ssr to FREDERIC
;on ard 81 .J0AH. In is5s NJ ; las Niles 4
% the firm os West S.les, died AMI the
a,us became West & jenkins In the
spring Of is5i the ite- Gu, aroutd TO the
east q! the mil Eni washed away about
three acres CT land, together with two
houses, = large barn, sloTe, blacksmith
sa9p sLa boathcuse. The bridge which
ha been bnl $50 years previous was also
eaffiea away nc hih' vas apon iepee
ana was not CARED afsy oas 'nf ti'er h'N
lowed Ia new ehaanei ssoah uie emu OF
ne ian. puring &c sahis summer .Hs
dam Tss conhhusd across me new ehshbei
m large new mil was pam tot 'he n,aa-
a,aainfe OF deal Tor 'he heg'ish h,a'hs''
ihs m'fi hai saas OF SIX saws ana eoh-
talaed very r'"sfial mAehiaey' Ne
arm continued 10 run mise mus anai
1866 "be' tney wers SOFA 10 Mf. "A
Santa OF oli Town VINO very sooa ai'It-
wards s9ii u IN 10 Mf' neofg9 o-es' III
1868 ihsss nili' 'ose'her WIN a isise
i,t -. 60. ,ah,il, A, Saun.i
stevens first came to Fort Kert in the year
Is45 "A elerk in the hotel for Jevett and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28

The last of Tie summer residents at Bar
U+rsof viii close their cottages Ibis week
tina making The season seven m1n'hf loag
a. msny Of the visiioEs arrive ihrs as
tariY as tprl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
our SOUVENIR ISSUES.

The Dispatch of Thursday and Friday
meanings. which contain the most CON-
,,Ie,o accounts published Of all matters
connected with the unveiling ceremonies,
can be had at our counting-room wrapped
for mailing or otherwise, at our usual
,,r;ces These two papers are especially
vaIuable as sorranirs of the great military
and civic gathering on the occasion Of tho
unwilling of the statue OF General Robert
L. Lee.
Tho Dispafch Of Thursday was hand
somely illustrated with great number Of
cnts. and has as a frontispiece large
picture of General Lee framed in highly
artistic design by Mr. William l.. shep-
pard. IL is also filed with vast amount
Of information incident TO the unwilling.
forming a very material portion Of the
history of that grand event.
FRIDAYS Dispatch was unsurpassed in the
thorough and full detail Of every speech
made and every incident that happened on
Thursday when the statue was unveiled.
No other paper published such complete
reports of every incident from the organi-
zation of the procession in the morning to
the closing scenes at midnight of that
memorable Thursday. This issue Is also
profusely illustrated with cats OF the
statue. General Lees picture, and those OF
the leading generals and others who par
ticipated in the ceremonies. Parties de-
string copies Of the Dispatch for Thursday
or Friday can call at the Office or send their
orders through the mail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
CONFEDERATE MEMORIALS.
The Recently Formed Society Granted n
Charter by Judge Wexford.

The recently formed Confederate Memo
rial literary Society. in which tho prime
movers ere members Of the hollywood
Memorial Association. was granted char
ter Yesterday by Judge Wexford, OF the
CITY Circuit Court.
The purposes of the organization are TO
establish in this city, the capital OF the
Confederacv. an association for the collec-
ton. preservation, and exhibition OF all
books and other literary productions per
tanning to the late war between the states
and of those engaged therein, all works OF
art or science, all battlc-hags, relics. and
other emblems of that struggle for tho use
of the society and the public under such
rules as may be prescribed;
The society is authorized to receive from
the city of Richmond and hold, occupy,
and enjoy the buildings and grounds AT
the corner of Clay and Twelfth streets,
which were used and occupied by Hon.
jefferson Davis, late President or the Con-
federate States OF America during the late
war: also. to receive any other property.
real or personal. and any contributions OF
books. furniture, relies. money, or any
other property.
The corporation is further authorized,
when the city shall have dedicated the
buildings and grounds referred TO. to ten
der to the Southern Historical Society and
the Virginia Historical Society rooms IN
the building.
The capital stock of tho society shall be
81 .OO0. which amount may be increased,
and the real estate to be held shall not ex-
coed two acres.
The officers are: President. Mrs. Joseph
BRYAN; Vice Presidents. Mrs. Lewis Webb,
Mrs. John Purcell. Mrs. James Thomas,
Mrs. w. w. Henry, Mrs. James j. Branch.
Mrs. James b. Pace, and Mrs. +. W. Nc
Kinney: Treasurer. Mrs. Maxwell I. G..
Clark: Recording Secretary, Miss Mary u.
Crenshaw: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
Edmund G. Minor. Directors: All Of the
above and MIS-. Anne L. Grant, Mrs.
Charles &. Barney. Mrs. Lizzie Carry Dan
iel. and Mrs Raleigh Colston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

Not n man in the city Of Rich
.,Innd has so rapidly become as popular as
nrr new estimsbIe citizen. sir. Louis Fell
Isimer, the proprietor OF the S. y. 2. G.
Hall.
lie has been in our city not quite three
months. and IL doing moro business than
apv two clothing stores on Broad street
combined, which certainly speaks well for
tins very enterprising gentleman. The
reason he has met with such unheard-of
success il because ho does not crave for
outrageous profits. and IN fact has no occa-
sion to.
When he came to Richmond he was sur
prised to learn now people could endure
such imposition by paying such excessive
prices for Clothing. Hate, and Furnishing
Goods. and he made up his mind from that
moment that the only way 70 multiply and
cultivate custo m was 10 adopt the small
profit system. and instead Of you being
obliged to pay the high-pricc, downtown
clothier S12 for suit of clothes you
can buy the same article for 10 per cent.
less, which is o saving OF $3.50, and If you
can't believe the truth OF this item there
is n way to convince Yourself of the fact, and
that is TO take a walk uptown TO the corner
of Third and Hroad whenever 1t is con-
venient and agreeable and see for yourself
that every article in Mems Suits, BOYS or
ChIldren's Suits, Hats, or anything IN the
line of Geptleman's Furnishing Goods are
marked in plain. distinct figures, and a
child receives the same courtesy as crown
person and tho prices 30 per cent. under
others. Now who deserves your trade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
WANT SHORTER TIME.
The Timers. Plumbers, and Gas-Fitters
Make mand.

Tho timers. plumbers, and gas-ftters
have demanded that beginning tomorrow
nine instead OF ten hours shall constitute
q days work.
Their committee have called npOn tho
contractors and formally made the request.
About forty firms here are affected by
this demand. Mr.. John Bower who is
most extensively engaged in this business,
will acquiesce to the wishes OF his en-
ployes. Messrs. A. Bargamin d Son are not
so largely engaged in contracting as for
merly. their main business now being to fur
nish material for the work. These senior men,
Der of the firm said Yesterday that be will
not resist the demand, lut while his en-
ployes are working nine hours he viii dock
them for all time lost. Such heretofore has
not been the case, he says. and some weeks
he pays out as much as SO tor time not
made.
1t is probable the other firms in the city
will not make any serious objection to the
nine-hours davis work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
Beats the Record !
>NTe1.e Sen4ation

NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS. HO-
SIERY. RIBBONS, MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR. LINENS, BOOKS, and miscel-
laneous aggregations of frst-importance
bargains will round ont the third week
of the greatest sale ever seen IN Rich
mond-a RELIEF SALE with the reins
OF compulsion thrown loosely on its
neck, running Wild Can't stop it !!
Would not if we could. as the immediate
conversion OF our stock into cash Is a
serious necessity. SEQ the prices at
which we're cutting choicest Dress Fab
RIGS, and our necessity stands naked be-
fore you. The Section slaughter OF
Dress Stuffs (last week. will continue
through this week-the best reserved
being cut down to keep the current OF
trade on the bound. Fancy fabrics are
feariully cut. An early canter through
our Dress Goods Section, when the
course is clear. tomorrow morning will
result i'll capturing some whole-sonled
bargains. No prudent housewife can al
ford to postpone her visit. No lady who
values money and appreciates what Is
truly good can afford to throw this OPP
portunity away. Ladies who have been
here before should call again, and those
who have not should at once begin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
Meteorological Report for May.

The subioined table gives sunrise. mini
Mum and maximum readings of the Their
mometer. the course of the wind at sunrise,
and the amount of rainfall for the month
of May.
The readings Of the thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion OF the city,
the positions of the instruments being free
from any influence of refracted heat.
They are of self-registering, of the very
best French manufacture. and the figures
are believed to be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

The members Of Steamer No. 3, Richmond
Fire Department. desire TO return thanks
to the ladies and gentlemen who 50 kindly
assisted them in the decoration of their
steamer and hose-cart. Also 70 those who
sent donations of flowers, designs, &c,
which were used in the parade OF the Goth
instant
Signed by the members Of Steamer No. 5,
Richmond Fire Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

All the beautiful ground fronting 1865
feet with a depth of rs fee5 81 the south
west corner of Twenty-eighth and n.
streets. with the residence, greenhouses,
&C.. thereon-the wcll-lnown flower
garden of william l.. Smith, ESQ. will be
sold at public auction tomorrow (Monday)
afternoon al O'Clock. ~ a floral e5tab-
lshment it IS complete and attractive, and
this Is now the largest block Of handsome
building sites to be had IN that desirable
location. See advertisement of j. Is. Elam,
auctioneer, and attend this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

ANtihkb tom lci o i.''.i WV l'N'N
Mean temperature, GIL.
UD High wind with Light shower OF rain, &C.
compan.sd by thunder nni lightning at night
(9 Light rain az night.
(D Light showers In the afternoon and at
night.
90 Light rain 1t night
(9 Light Showers during the day and night
co. high wind with thunder and lightning, and
heavy showers AZ night
O. High wind, thunder, and lightning, and
driving shower al raiu about O'Clock y. NJ.
tSl Light showers during the afternoon and st
night.
(9) Light showers in the forenoon.
DO Hard rain early In the morning.
al Rain az night
N2) Showers with thunder and lightning n
the afternoon, and rain OF night.
Q3) Severe storm Of wind aud rain. e,compa-
MED with thunder aud lightning early in the
night.
Rainfall for the month, $50 inchea
In the table below will be found thu
mean temperature and the average amount
of rainfall during the corresponding month
for the Dast eleven wears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
The Crowd Of Last Week

at the unwilling ceremonies was variously
estimated az from $4,000 to 100, 900 people,
II is surprising how they were all so we'll
taken care of They ali went away
pleased. They had seen the Roller-T Tray
Trunk, the best trunk made. Sold by
dealers. Made by II. w. Rountree d
Brother, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
Estey organ.-Chase Pianos.

leading instruments of the world. En-
dorsed by best judges. Organs, IS
month; pianos. $40 monthly. Lowest
prices consistent with the best article.
Call and examine. instruments or send for
catalogues. Sanders d Stayman, l2i7 east
Min street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
When Profits O,,r BE Wade.

Special attention is called to the adver-
tieement in another column of fifty lots
and brick residences to be sold Wednesday,
June lth. by c. ID. Larus, executor. These
lots are on Clay. Marshall, rhirty-second,
lhrty-Third, and 1hirty-fourth streets,
Just north OF Cnimborazo Park. This IL
the safest part of Richmond to invest IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

The Concert to be given under the au-
spices OF the Conservatory Of Music at tho
Young Mems Christian Association Hall on
Friday evening. S0th instant. was. on ac-
count of the inclemency OF the weather,
postponed until Monday evening, June 2,
1890, at 30 o'clock.
n. B.-Tickets sold hold good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

ceremonies will undoubtedly draw an
enormous crowd. who will see with sur
prise and qualification the great improve
ments in the capital of the Confederacy.
They will see none that is greater bless
ing to women espe cially than the Roller
Tray Trunk. No trays to lit. Saves that
back-breaking exertion. Sold by all deal
ers. Made by IL. w. Rountree u Brother,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01
MILLER 4 RHoAps-con.,nn..


THIS f. tho season for recitation a.,
reading. aad 70 maze al lmp,eso, ~.
boot market We shall offer a. orr -,
counters this vees such Regei Pr,e..,,.
standard SOrks--no cheap. vicious. a..
sailenAl trash. bat vhOicaoma. s,,s-
toned salnors-as will sweep -onDs,,.,,
into tho soser % despsir ~ vay - ,
nnsl Gag all orr standard Cio,t. g,,,,
Books Dublbhod 10 sol ,or 81 viii "a
rasusi on Tor &c. .or choice.
Websters Dictionary Original p-,-,
containing i,Es pages. beautifully rr,,.
ed, defining over 1000 words bonui b,
sheep and Russian leather. sill te..f,
for s2.s5-or about one thlri no r.,.l..
price-i6 The infered edition q b.,
same handsomely bound "a ,h,,3 g.,
l.50) illustrations, vii goats r.s...-
prico =.
So much for tas regular "coua,--,.r
nos FOR sk!rmlsa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

some nf'sso Pears ego. when the now cole
bfs'sd rhAr1s ATRIAL OIL was irst introduced.
tho se'si price vss sixty cents per gallon. IL
can nos ~ procured at lsss than half tnis price.
ana = su'l maintains iss reputation e. the very
safest and bsss4amiy gu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-01

Meade g Bakers saponiDe Dentifrice.
This Is the best Tooth-Powder In use. II 10
guaranteed to be free from all acids or hurtfui
ingredients It speedily removes the tartar from
the teeth and heals and hardens the gums Sold
by druggists generally.