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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
THE STRIKING OPERATIVES.


PETERSBURG. VA. Mar. 21.- Special.
Tie result OF the conference of The CONE
mittee appointed by the operatives of the
Ettrick C0tt0n-mill. 10 confer with the oili-
GERS Of the company. not being al aI
satisfactory 90 the operatives. tine
latter have determined 60 hold a meet
ing I'M Ettrick tomorrow afternoon. 10
which the officers and stockholders of
the company viii De invited, and
q free inierchango of opinion had in refer
ence 90 the strike. 10 Us understood that
the operators are willing 90 meet the com-
panv halfway. that is To say, that ihCy are
willing 90 go back 90 work 0n lle ten hour
system. with "a reduction of five instead OF
ten per cent. on the wages oi
AN those receiving oyer one dol-
lar Der day. Unless the difference cN-|
isting between the cotton company and thc
operatives is settled within the neNt day 0r
two. many of the latter viii go elsewhere
90 obtain employment. some have already
gone 90 lynchburg. Danyille or Manchester.
while others have secured employment ln
this city.
The Ladies Memorial Association gave an
excursion 90 Richmond luis morning. The
party filled four coaches.
one of the oldest landmarks in Petersburg
was lasaled 10 the ground to-day. 10 was
the large frame residence at the head of
Halifax street. kuONn as "ButterWorth's,'
which is said 90 be oyer 9ne hundred years
old.
Nr. Bernard Mann has been cec,ed
second lieutenant of the PETERSBURG Gray s..
This cOmpan, ,s row rapidly increasing ODD
membership. and muol more interest i-
being taken in 10 boy the members. Jhe Grats
viii 20 over 20 Richmond in May TO take
part IN tle demonstration i'm honor OF the !
OF ue Lee statue.
Mr. Simon Seward. member of the Com
mon Council from the Fourth ward. has
sold his residence ON High street 90 Mr.. /
Hugh Cousins for $1,000. Mr.. Cousins is /
secretary of the Young Mems Christian As /
sociatiOn in Petersburg. DR. Seward has /
the brick residence OF Dir. A. $. I
Reinach. ON Market street. FOR 900 cash.
Mr.. Jacob Robinson, a merchant on Hall |
fax street. purchased to-day Of "a lady OF
this 0i.y p piece of the flag under which /
General 10 surrendered at AppOmatioN |
Courthouse and also oltfOn cut from the /
coat of General St0neWail Jackson.
The Petersburg Musical Association have 1
had history of the association printed in |
pampilei fslm. and covers some thirty on
more pages II cOptains a fun account of
fhe opening day Oi the AcademyOi Music /
(which building is owned by toe ascolia- I
fionl together with ihe address delivered by /
Rev y. &. DargOn on that occasion, and the /
names of an the artists who have taken part |
in lLc different fesI' AS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
A $4,000 TOBACCO FACTORY.
Move TO Establish One in Milton Barn
Burned.

MmTOE, y. Ca Mar. 2O.- special. The
movement ON foot here 10 secure a $4,000
joint stock tobacco factory has met with
gratifying success. Already proposals for
much more iuan lhe amount Of stock first
proposed i0r the factory have been received.
and now some of those most interested in
the enterprise are endcayOring 90 increase
the stock lO s2OO. .U0O. which would make IL
the biggest plug iaciorys la the state, a
meeting of the stockholders aud those pro
posing 10 take stock VIII be held soon, and a
preliminary organization effected. A great
factory like this would put Milton on "a
boom. as it would work more than.a million
pounds Of tobacco. and would give employ
ment 20 about three hundred hands.
Last Saturday night Tie packing barn OF
Mr. j. G. Walker, who lives near Milton,
was DESTROYED by lire. 10 contained about
6.OOO pounds OF fine tobacco, and was in
sured FOR sl,Q0s.
The farmers in this section have all either
resONn their tobacco plant beds or burnt
fresh ones. and there seems 10 be very little
anxiety about the prospect for plants.
'"a Atlantic and Danyille Railroad will
at once begin maa...- ''''0A vi 'ie'i io'." e,.
near Mayo creek, in Halifax county, o..
There is abundance Of excellent clay there,
and wood is convenient and cheap. They
will use the brick on their road.
Mr. W. .B. Lewis was thrown from a
horse a day or two ago, and his escape
from serious injury WAS quite remarkable.
our farmers are bus. pi0Wing, and get
ting ready 20 pitch their crops.
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HANOVER COUNTY.
Itinerant lee Machines-orass~ sale OF a
Fine Old Place-New rosfoinces. &o.

Itinerant lee Machines-orassr sale of a
Tine Old Place-New fosfoinces. Ae.
HEwLErTs, VA, Mar. 10. Special. T.
Not more than about thirty or forty wagon
loads Of ice have been secured in this locali-
" this winter and none of that over an inch
aud half thick. Consequently the Julep
and ice-crcam outlook il rather blue. AprO-
pos Of this subject, the National Economist,
Of the sth instant, the organ OF the National
Farmers Alliance, has, in ITS department
Of applied Science In Agricultural ana
Rural Economy edited by DR.. Nj. G. Elzey,
Of Woodstock, I'd. the following sugges-
tion or prophecy, under tie head Of "lcc.'
lie says: Possibly the day Is at hand when
the ltlnegant ice machines viii take its
place, along viii the threshers and SAW
mills, going from house 20 house 70 make
ice.' II is 10 be hoped that The foctors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
STOCK PUT ON THE MARKET.
The tincasilc Railroad -ImproV ements
Contemplated.


FINCAsTLE. Va. Mar. 20.- special.
The Fmcastle and Troutsyilleraiiroad CONE
pany have placed their stock on the mar
ket. aud it is being taken rapidly. They
have also employed civil euei-
neer. who. i'm short time viii
make the surveys The Town Council
will meet ON Friday evening and give
the citizens of the town an opportunity io
vote "a subscription of five thousand dollars
10 the proposed road. which viii De carried
hy "a large majority. Judge VIA. =. SINE
MONS the energetic president Of the com-
pauy. assisted by the board of directors. is
putting forth every effort io push the road
i0 am early completion, and ere long fmca--
uo viii have emerged from "sircpy hollow
The Land and Improvement Company are
also hard at work, and have secured the
magnificent farm of Dr. Thomas Miller.
This property contains about nye-hundred
acres. and adiOius the town of Fiuca-fil.
10 is down I'M native blue grass, and is Dcau-
tully situated. ON this property i- "a large
brick residence which cost $4,000, and the
company proposes TO- make additions to inls
house, 90 make hotel 10 cost sO,uVu.
Captain j. III. II. figgatt and wife, Of
Florence, Ala, arrived in town Medncs-
day.
Afrs. Eliza Price died at her home in This
place last Saturday evening. Mrs. Price
was probably the oldest resident of This
town. ana was the widow Of the late John
VI. Price. prominent business man OF THIS
place. "a number Of years ago.
Mf. d. e.. Cr0niso. near this place. has
sold his farm o. ar, tlien Carpor, of Craig,
for $4,000 cash.
Botetourt is gaining many good citizens
from al sections Of the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
THE INDIANAPOLIS FIRE.
Preparation TO Pull Down the Ruined
Waiis-Firem4n Woodruff widow.

Preparation TO Pull Down the Ruined
Walls-Fireman Woodruff widow.
INDIANMOns. ND, Mar. 20 The board
OF inspectors ordered 90 examine the build
ing- on either side Of the ruins of the Bow
en-MeTill building decided That thc Nasson
and Sloan blocks will have 90 be torn down,
and preparations are being made 20 do SO.
Tho rear half Of the Becker
block yet standing will De
pulled down first, and DO is thought that
when it falls the sloan block viii tumble
also. MAYOR sullivan has decided that al
buildings supposed t0 be in shaky con-
ditiOn must De inspected, and an that are
found % De unsafe viii be torn down.
The wreck Of the Bowen, Merrill and
Becker buildings had cooled sufficiently 90
O'Clock this morning tO allow Workmcn Go
resume operations. but 10 was decided 90
wait until m possibilities 0l another accl-
dent had been removed before renewing the
search for fireman Woodruff body.
W00dru1s widow is in a state bogderii !.
on insanity. She bore up braleiy under The
news of her husbands death, and loluested
that bis lemaius ue brought home.
rather than taken 20 the mOrgue.
Ever since Tuesday morning the
hcaIt-brOkcn woman has watched
without taking rest. for the remains Of ler
husband. When told early this morning
that another building had fallen over his
body. her anguish was nearirending ln
spite of the advice of loving friends, she
continued her watch for her beloved dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
A suindler Hange 4.

CyNTHIANA, KY, Mar. 20. Two years
ago Hen. Cruel. Of Robinson station, this
county, defrauded several citizens OF that
neighbOrhOOd out Of snug sums OF money by
negotiating for stock and making payment
with bogus checks. Close upon the heels Of
his msdeeds he He'd TO the mountains Of
this state, ami did not return until few
days since. Ills TWO years absence did not
eiface the old grudges against him for his
wrong-doing. and he was seized last night
by q mob of twenty persons, and taken TO a
graveyard nearby and hanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
Iron bridge Tor sIaunt Meridian.

STANTON. Va. Mar. 20.- special.
David Beard, Christian Eakle and y. Brown
Van peli. bridge commissioners OF Augusta
county. with Judge }. 49, stout, county
Judge and Captain James Bumgafdner,
representing the Commonwealth, held "a
meeting to-day 20 open bids for an iron
bridge over Middleriyera Mount Meridian.
The bridge is % be 10 feet between abui-
ments. twelve feet wide. and To stand test
Of .200 pounds 10 the lineal foot. The con-
tract was awarded 10 the West Iron Bridge
Company of Canton, Ohio. at f2,ll2. This
company has built three iron bridges in ihe
county. which have given entire sausilc-
ton.
Messrs. Adams afe here to-day LOOKING
after the street rail way,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Mar. 20.-Iwo
blocks OF buildings and the Elgin House IN
LayiIla. "A suberb of the city, were DESTROYED
by fire early this morning. Loss, $4,000
MANY Of the tenants escaped in their night
clothes. No lives were lost. The burned
buildings include Lilienthal's immense store
and warehouse; ). 4. +. Bowden's Turkish
bath establishment, and eight cottages, be-
sides the boLel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
PRESIDENT HARRISON
shows That lie ean leli a Canvas Back
Duck From Hog.


BENJEs POISr DrCKING CLUB, Nd,
Mar. 20.-Presidcnt Harrison spent the day
between the shore and the club house. lie
went into the blin0 81, .''l o CLOCK WIN ne
double-barrelled gun and waited iof ine
wary duck. iu hall an hlue lis rag nee was
rewarded. a single pair SKINNED aioh3 l"e
water and rested almost In front OF the
blind. The executive mark,man popped
both barrels. but only one bird succumhed
10 his aim. This satisfied tAe Presidents
however. and he returned 10 the clubhouse,
returning % the blind at lO o'clock again,
and twice during the afternoon, his record
for the DAY being four ducks.
The President, senator >eWeu, Mr
knight. Colonel Dale and other members Of
the club dined at o'clock on part Of the
fruits OF the Presidents craftsmanship.
The President has decided T. remain here
until Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
THE SUGAR TRUST
Trust Wants to Declare = - Per Cent.
Dividend on $50, 100000.

NEw YORK. Mar. 2O.-The Sugar Trust
made an application TO Judge O'Brien, OF
the supreme Court, to-day for leave TO dc
clare dividend Of 2iz per cent. on the $780,
600. 600 Of trust certificates. The motion
was made in pursuance Of the Judges Or
aer restraining disposition Of the funds
without leave Of the courts. The opposing
counsel said if the Judge was satisfied that
the trust was in position 20 pay such a
dividend, they would not object 10 the mo-
tion. and Judge o. Brien will decide the mat
Ter Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
Radford Bits

RAproRb VA, Mar. 20 Special. Mr..
Iluhn, of Baltimore, ,,''" suuueni! "' 'n'
Alne-arle House Saturday.
A little child named Marion, died Of the
measles yesterday. and to-day the public
school escorted the remains 90 the ceme-
teu The procession was impressive. The
child's mother, widow, is in destitute cir
cumsiaDoes and $40 was raised for her IN "a
few hours,
Mr.. Nike Gibson sold his tarm to-day it
$4,000.
Mr. Woolwine and Miss Cord We're maI-
ried to-day al New River, by Rev. W. J.
Cooke.
Powers & Co. have opened a Loan and
Trust establishment here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
BRIEF TELe0RAMS.

Minnie Maddcrn. the weil-knOwn actress,
Nas married "Wednesday afternoon % Harfi-
son Grey flsie. tue editor of the Dramatic
Minor
james 81. Kennedy. Jr, foreign money
oioef clerk in the san Francisco postofiicc,
Nes arrested "Wednesday nigh, for embezzle-
Neni. The amount Of ifs poeulations 10
10000.
kj. ". Woodruff. ex-prosident ofthe BuffaiO
Aaie ana Reserve Insurance Company. is
SAID 20 have LEFT. and his affairs are said 70 be
40 very Involved Jpdltlon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER pc,
" per pound, Prime Butter 2Oc per pound,
Cooking Butter i5C. per pound, AprlcOts loc.
per can. Choice Peaches l5c. per can, nads-
noch's Tomatoes Sc. per can, Corn SC. per
can, Butfcrbeans lOc. per can. Early June
reas I5c. per can, Preserves lUc. per Poui Il,
Pruaes4 pounds for 25c, sweet Pickle olc.
per gallon, sour Pickle 3Oc. per gallon. Peais
poe per can. g.. II bLAkEI.
mario No. 4I2 North sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
Ansuar This uua.tion.

Why do 30 many people We see around Us
seem To prefer 10 sIiicr and be made mlsel a.
Bile by lndlgestiOn, Consumption, Di6riness
Los OF Appetite, Coming Up OF she kccd
them Shil0h's system Nktaizer, guaranteed
10 cure them. Sold Dy Bodeker brothers aud
ii. NJ. Sheiids 6 Co.. cornes oi FUN and MAJ
81 al Atreet.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stocknDldcis of tIc WtSr IND LAAn
AND lMPRONfMtNl COMPANY Wlll TO
held at the Office Ol Jane. n. uooley. No.
liO3 t-tst Main street, Richmond, Va. GA
WIDN ~DAf, AllifL =. 1870, az ~ O'Clock N.
The books Tor the transfer % siock wili
be- closed rom March -. 1870. az 3 4. NJ. 10
April ,. 1s9O. at 10 A. NJ.
JAMES n. DOOLEl, President.
OEO. - ROGERS, secretary. inAri9-2w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
Charlottesville Belt Line.

CHARLOrTEsyILLE, VA, Mar. 2O.-. 81 e.
cial. The belt line Of railroad is now an
assured fact Ii has grown iatO a very
much larger undertaking, and the track VIII
be four miles long. Options are being
taken in lands in the near vicinity of tie
city. and real estate is advancing. There
is no boom, but a steady and healthy
L l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
SOUTHERN IRON.
Carnegie, Phipps & CO.. Deny That 1t is q
Failure.

BALTIMORE, MD- Mar. 2o.-The Manu-
facturers' Record publishes letter from
Carnegie, phipp. * Co.. OF Pittsbusg, relat-
ing 70 the dispqtoA sont out from that city
that the quality OF southern iron had
proved failure in that market.
The Record says there was no foundation
for the report. except that Carnegie X Co.,
had purchased "A sample lot OF Alabama iron
20 test, as % whether il came within the
Ressemer limits As to phosphorus and sul-
phur. This test proved that il was not.
h ssemer iron, but IN no way reflected on
the quality Of Southern irons in general
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

GEN. +. n. SMITHS LIFE HANGING
IN THE BALANCE.

Judge Paul at iynchburg Iron Bridge
for Mt. Meridian Emory and Henry
College-News Gathered in All Parts Of
the Commonwealth.
LEXINGTON, Va, Mar. 20-' Special
At O'Clock General Francis II. Smith was
still breathing. His life hangs in the bal
anco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
IHE eERMANlA DIsAsIsR.
No Further Attempts Made 90 Find tie
bodies Of tie Victims.

bodies Of tie Victims.
ASHLAND, WIS. March 2o.-A Hurley
wisconsin, dispatch says: Smoke 5 still
pouring from shaft 40. , at the Germania
mine, showing il % be still ON fire below.
The managers hope the names viii nlt
enter the rooms and drifts, but
will smother out in tie shafts. 10 is
impossible 10 ascertain the exact amount
of damage until the fire is out aud the mine
cleared OF smoke. No further attempts have
been made 10 md the bodies Of sullivan,
Wheeler. Banks and the two strangers as
searching parties cannot get below. No. .
shaft was mined down TO the fourth level
BY casting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive a.ainst Miasmatie Diseases A
safe ana positive cure for MALARIA. FEv Ak
and AcUE 10 an Us forms Contains no
quinine OF arsenic. Absolutely vegetables
compound. FOR sale az di ugslsts. tlfty seots
bottle. Trade supplied By IURcKLi, LADD
y Co. n0nEKxRHEos. n2o-Sin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

Messrs. Howell x Macon, sos Broad street
have employed Mr.. A. A. Johnston, so well
known as a line workman, for their uphol'
stery department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
q" t4~ +'-
ME- AnA,ls, nrINInN.

BOsToN. Mass. Mar. 20.-ln reference co.
the arrest in Washington yesterday
OF Dr. Harrison Nagler Mr Waldo
Adams saws. "Ihc arrest is made
TO see if We cannot prevent the
constant annoyance and trouble Of these
bogus suits. This man Wagner is harmless
lunatic. whose lunacy takes the form OF
bringing an annual suit against the com
panv. He has 30 claim whatever. and
never presents any, but we have 20 answer
10 the suits just the same. and are put lo eA-
pense and trouble on account Of 10.
llis sui. Is Brought every yeM in "a dlaer-
ent State anu compound Interest is added
To the claim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

~ liberal salary 90 permanently repre-
sent ana association incorporated 90 supply.
di cu-uluuffNe prices. general mDrchsfdisc
and ail kinds ofartlcits for home and lamllv
use, in each small clty. town. village and tti-
rfl district Eighty thousand momncrs
PAID up certificates eluO.uUO ln Gosh. Credit
wen rated. References exchanged. Empire
Cooperative Association Lock n0x 6lOl
NY feg.iulv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

For ladies' phntons, carts, Nc., orany We
hicle 10 be built 10 order or repaired, set
David A. Ainelie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

@ALESMhN WANTED AT ONCE
- B iDw good men 90 sell our goods Ly sam
lir io lut wholesale ANA retail trade. We
lfe tne largest manufacturers ln our line.
Liberal .iiulv paid. Permanent position.
Money advanced for wages. adycrtislng. eic.
tof terms address tLAl lENAIAL MFG. CO..
'hlciso. lIi feXU-3Ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

ws have aspeedyand POSITIVE cure Ton Ca
tarih, Diphthegla. Canker Mouth and Head
ache Ia shllOtt'S tAt At.ku REMEDY. n
Nasal Injector lree wlth each bottle. Use "a
II you desiIe nsailh and sweet hfealh. Price.
80 cents. sold by Bodeker klQlte-l -
h,sM shields & ca ~~s~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
THE WAeNER SENSATION.


7 UN IIUIIUT III" TIITT " = II II I7T'I"I TT
nativ.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. Mar. .0.-JOhn
lloey, of the Adams Express Company,
who is now here, says that DR.. Harrison
Wagner. who was arr sted m Washington
Yesterday. is "a m0n0maniac who has an
nOyed the Adams Express Company for
years by commencing 5lits io. imaginary
damages. Nj. n0eY thinks wagner should
be sent 10 the insane asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

tM MANTED-STUDENTS TO learn
" .tenosuphy and iyuc.Mfifnq. The
best equipped and located college in the
state oi Virginia. Three Trial lessons in
ihonogfapny sent iIto. A catalogue con-
iplning terms. tlr,.wiil cheegiullS bee sent
NAlHAAA, lll3 cart Main street. Rlch-
mond, Nn. n. b.-Do NOT teach Iho Grapho-
pnoue' A person can learn to operate DO ia
loss IMAM nn hour. ftX.-Im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

TO Ny FELIOWCIIIZENS OF
4 k.chm0ul..-I ana candidate fOr Your
sunw-es .or the 0iilcc of COMMISSION MIX
OF THE NENENl T.. at the frmlfy election
April 81. Born ana raised .n your clfy. Tor a
third ~ "a century I have cheerful T, labofcd
u the ranks of tie Democratic pafty. cOu-
trlDut.ns my time and sunsiar ..e 10 10. cause.
The loyalty and efficiency "a uy admiulsfn-
lion ~ your postoiiice cnd.f Mr. Cleveland
are matters ~ fu1llc ftconl. known 10 y0u
ail. li ulecicf. 4 promise aud guarantee =
iplih.ul OK cufi0n 6f ali ih. duties of the of
Gee. Respectfully,
nAls-tlp3 WM. n. .CULllNOWOkllL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

A ANIED FURNITURE TO RE-
W PAIR lpholsler and Narnish. Mat
tfcsso. tO Hen0tufe. OhIldrDn's Carriages ID
keraii ana i'niut. Estimates uec. Prices
Tow. IT, +. MOORE, f1o Hui IDS nio0x ave
nue., near clay street. LpnOstercr and Gable
net-MakcI. fe25-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

Az ANTED-STUDENTS 70 LEARN
" to opcreio the 6uphophOnc in counoc-
tion with the Type Writer These machines
are coming RAPIDLY into use. and those first
lfArnlng heiT operation VIII have best on
poftunity for good positions thorough
course oi imlnlng in -tenognphy Terms
reasonable. MC0iiNNA COLLEGE OF
9iENOGhAihl, ilO north Ninth street.
unL--Im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

Tor RENr-THK VALENTINE
a mus. located en iifsad, Smith and
ClpitOl streets overlooking the CanItol
> lunre. I.st u04nilng-hOu.c lu The city.
GEORGE b.. CRAWFORD. 1908 Bank street.
mhlJ-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21
OPENING { FRIDAY, March III
DAYS, (SATURDAY. Mar. a.,
OF OUR
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
KID GLOVES.

Our success with KID GLOVES IS that wo
have "a salariod man in Europe, who person
ally selects our Gloves ia Europe hy which
tho Gloves.
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CANDIDATES roR OFFICE.

/ RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE lfY-
rLLt "a candidate lur reelection as HIGH
CONSTABLE, subject iO Democratic Prime
nfy, ana solicit tllo support of my fellow
citizens. D.. l. oAkAl-J>. mnlX.tapj
! RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
i -4Lt Il clulllu .c for recollection as CITY
.t lLLHctor, subject f0 Democratic rrlm-
HlY. unt solicit tle support Of ms icilow-
citizens. FRANK W. CiNNlN6HAM.
mhsnp3
! RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE NY
SELF "a candidate FOR reelection CAS- CIIi
rt kDLAaI, tsyIc.t io Democratic primary.
auu solicit the support 0i my lclloW-fliixens.
NNbEHI a. CARTIER. mh9-tap3
EOR COMMISSIONER OF TIE REV.
I>IE.-l respectfully announce myself
"a candidate lor re election 20 the office u
COMMISSION Or Iuf REVENUE. sub
ICct o. lcNocwtlc primary. / take this Op-
IDriuntY tu fhunk Iuy constituents or ina
confidence IDplscu lu me, ami ask q ronllnu-
9ncc oi their support.
mhi6-iap3 ROBERT D. MCNFOnD.
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our MOTTO las ALWAYS BEEN

Good Gloves should No we'll, wear well and
be free from injurious dyes. But these Qunl.
tiles ought not 10 call for extra prices; and
they do not 40 our store. While we keep ai
grades Of Gloves. We keep nothing that does
not give tho buyer good and honest value fOi
every penny Of purchase money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

seventeen gears 20 the Che firm of Rhodes
a. Doremus builders in Newark, y. j., be-
came ins0lfent and q settlement W 4s made
dollar. Although he was legally free, Mr.
DOremus has for the past nine years cop-
trlDutcd an annual sum towards .laaidatin.
the - per cent .nle0. 0.eduess, AND
last -.... tie anal payment ~ss
made. Mr.. D0remus invited biz
creditors 10 dinner. and SONS Gas or more
sat down 20 p splendid seDass. ia the course
0i inAicl Mr lOremus passed 20 each creditor
his check Tor che amount Individually due
them. Exactly sll,i0i was paid out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-21

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