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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
domestic GitudtiJns UaTtfo

Males.
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n can a--i-t an elderly eehtlrh an Ia an
hl, need massage II required 10 lrhiss
rHprfi,ncr. good city reference age -.
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CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

HANDSOME. stylish pair bay HANDLE
"A tonian mares. lG hands h.gA : years
GA long mancs aud tails; travel L. m.i, q nj
hour: sound. Kind ana fearless. price 5000:
uFice 1900 each: harness, &C.. Al Ailf
Value; also Kentucky chestnut saddle and
harness mare, II = hands. > year ha, been
ridden ana driven bv lafi-s; price $50
win laGys saddle and bride. All can hc
seen and tried az Mr.. NOWBRAI'S stable.
233 Scheimefhorn-st.. hear Bond. Bi0olIyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
Ccrnirp neal estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR Hand
"A some residences and building sites 10Y
sale houses 70 let furnished o. unfurni-heo
1rRES 4 TAYLOR. Bceknlan-st
YONKER>. on the hudson. 80 minute
N from the city. toI sale, houses 1uiiothe
lots. country seats and acre properly luI =
nished houses for summer 800 % so pr
month. BELLOWS & WARREN. '''i'N
square. NonRrrs.
az ACRES choice land g. cut into lot. 10
Az minutes from f.r station at NJ. Ncf-
non y. Y. JAMES W. RICH. real estate
opposite NcW.Havcn Il. /. DEPOT. Mt Yer
non. y. y.
60 SOO -0N PROSPECT .,,.. Hlzi"l h1.'..
rrut and collar browI-touc. J block from
Prospect rark; excellent condition 0c,.
Grated throughout; possession Immediately
only - eco cash required balance can r.
main indefinitely at ) per cent. Aphr -
| OWNTR md OCCUPANT T'ihunc bncc.
$40, 500 WIN aG9 1q @S i'> No q:
| / enoN.aVe. bet. 1924 aud l-Jd- st. thin.'
! rr and decorated. Apply WI. III.
| SHAW. 32G Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
giip Real estate for 6aIe
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gin Rral estate Go fei.

AOD.ST., 1I6 WEST.-4-story hiph.stoop
~ house. desirable for physician or den.
list. Apply TO j. BOYD. II ETanklin-st.,
Or J. C0RBIT. 23d-st and Shave
&c WEST S2D.ST.-New house, decorated I:
~ low rent from September ] possession
Of once. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
THE SCPEEB
CADE L

THE BOULEVARD RIDING ACADEMY.
Grand Boulevard and Wet OO'h-'O' (op'
posito Durland'sl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

All the IoSG-HArRED MONKEY MUfFS will
be sold for 25c.-one to each customer;
BOYS JERSEY sKULL-oAPs from 10 to &C..
from 81 to ioc.
IMITATION AsTaAcHAN TAM o'sHASTER
from % TO lOc.;
cHILDREx,s woRsTED FANCY ToBoGGAN
CAPS from 10 to sc.-not more than TWO OF
each TO any one customer;
LADIES' WHITE woRsrED FAscINAToRs
from 50 to ibc one TO each customer;
cuILDREN's SILK. PLUSH. CROCHET, and all
kinds aud coicrs Of cAPs-prices from 81 10
Ds2ss-your choice for soc. each;
200 REAL STEEL sCIsSoRs-all kinds and
sizss-not the cd &c. ones, but the usual
0cc. kind-ior ,lec.-oniy two to each GUS
toner;
All colors Of SILK ILLUSION Wells, &c. each;
CHENILLE. Jet and metal dot &c. ssch-nos
more than Two 70 each customer;
The CAN'T. BEND-'EA PISs-ons pin II not lost
will outla.t whole paper OF the usual
kind-sc. pspsr-two TO each customer;
Aleather cass of four kinds-i0o-INPoRTBD
HAIR-PlNS for &c.:
A paper Of ENGLISH BLUEsTEEL HAIR-PlNs
for sc.-only two to each customer;
The new oHAMois METALroP MAILBAG
PURSE isc. --one to each customer;
rsncy LEATaGEETTg cIGAR-cAsgs from
nc. " &c.:
That wonderful 81 CORSET for &c. shall DO
4oc. this wses-oniy one to each customer;
HAxsURG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS worth this
week-ss new In prices as beautiful ana
novel In their dssisu--whas will be to &c. -
usual price shall be sold for Sc. ysrd'
Even the wide 4a-inch FLOUNcINa will sell Tor
Soc. instsad Of 7sO-not more thaa ~ yafds
70 each customer;
poR MONDAY oHLY-An ms rev ssd hsss'
ssmsss = AkERIoAN ouoRAxs. ne eheseas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
BUILD AND LEND MONEY.
New Company Chartered with Mayor Ely
son "a President.

Judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court in vacation, yesterday granted a
charter to the old Dominion Building and
Loan Association, the purposes OF winch
are TO do the business of perpetual build
lug and loan association upon what :
known as the national plan and that of q
savings bank; and as such TO purchase.
hold. and sell property. real and personal,
and to assist its members IN SAVING ana IN
vesting money and in buying and improving
real estate, &c.
The capital stock is to be not less than
100000 nor more than $2,000,0o0, divided
into shares of 800 each. Real estate may
be held in this or any other State not ex-
ceeding S25, 900 IN value. The principal Of
fee is to be kept in Richmond.
The officers for the first year are: Presi-
dent, J. Taylor Ellyson; Vice-President,
N. V. Randolph; Secretary and Treasurer
John l.. Waring. Directors-Messrs: Ely
son. Randolph, John B. Purcell, John S.
Elicit, and Frank I. Sutton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

tits said tina, ths small and imnerf city pre-
parei books purporting ~ give q history OF Jei-
fers n Davis are having good sale. this shows
The in crest taken Ia the subject oil over tho
South, and VIII pref nre the way for an Immense
circula ION for he " Memorial Volume Of Jefter-
ton Davis" nov being prepared by Kew. }. VIII
liam Jones the fighting chaplainl. DR.. Jones wa
for years the secretary Of tho southern Historical
Socte y, and Is moi Ouly q schOla. aud pr pular
prescher but trained writer and master OF a
very pleasing style Wnen to these qushica-
lions arc al led bis long and intimate personal
scolaiuiance with President Dayl. AMI bis Ia nj
", and his ogn active personal participation Ia
the stirring scenes Of the most Important period
OF the life Of the President OF the Coniedera,y, It
will DO seen ct once that he Is eminently nited
10 preyare such a volume as tbls. He Is busily
engaged Ia Tho work now, aud has the cordial CO.
operAtlon AMI assistance OF Mrs Davis, VINO
pl,ces much material at bis disposal. Ii Is IN
derstoo that by an arrangement with the pub
lishers Mrs Davis will share Ia the profits OF the
publication, and when We add that the book Is To
lie brought out by the well-known touibern
house Of q. F. JOHNSON & CO., hchmoud, Va, !.
goes without saying that the look will be 10 all
respects first class and In every wsy worthy OF
the illustrious subject II Is destined 70 have
large circulation aud will be worthy OF 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
NO DEATHS FROM GRIPPE.
Policemen, Fircmcn, schooI-Chiidren' and
Others sick, Though.

DR.. W. T. Oppcnhimcr, president OF the
Board OF Health of Richmond. when ap-
proached by Dispdici, reporter Yesterday
and asked rs 10 the prevalence OF In grippe
in Richmond and the general health OF tho
city now a. compared with the same sea-
son Of last year said: =,
Upon examination of the health report
Of 1870 il does not appear that the grippe
has assumed 50 crave form IN Richmond
"a Is renorted at the North. although intu-
enza of unusual severity has been preva-
lent.
1.-The dcath-rate of the first two weeks OF
Jauuarv. 1880. very nearly coincldes with
that of the corresponding portion oil jan
uary. 1892 .o
From January lat TO January 10. 1870
there have been reported seven deaths
from pneumonia (three white anu Jour
colored), and one death from capillary
bronchitis (c0lOred).
I'm the corresponding weeks OF January,
1899. there were SIX deaths from pneumonia.
1.-TWO white and four coloredl, and one
(colored) from capillary bronchitis"
NO, NOT oTE.
"Rave there been no deaths from the
grippe?" asked the reporter.
Sin no certificate registered in this OIL
Gee" fhe Doctor replied, Inns Ia grippe
been assigned rs the cause of death. 1t Is
an encouraging fact that seventy-four
fewer deaths were recorded in 1889 than IN
1883.
1--WE have great cause for gratitude in
having escaoed the scourge which mas
visited so many of our sister cities. Con-
sumption has been somewhat increased by
the grating of this new affection upon the
chronic one"
PorIcT. FInE1EN. &C.
Sixteen policemen were reported too I'M
we'll for duty Yesterday. The first report
in tho morning was three sick in the First
district four in the Second. and SIX III the
Third. A few hours later. however. three
Others from the First district were added to
the sick list. -.
But few of the regular men in the FIRE
Department are too much ind sposed 10 be
Mt their posts, and as the sick ones are
chiefly in the call force Chief Fuller could
not say last night how many men are too
unwcll for service.
Postmaster Russell was at his desk, but
has been suffering from the grippe Tor q
week and for several DAYS has been quite
sick. Mr.. Rowe. as .!stant superlntendent
of the delivery department at the post
Office. is in bed. Mr. Stover. though at his
desk. is ST III quite ind.sposed, and several
of the railway and Office clerks are COM
planning.
There has been slight increase IN the
number OF pupils in the public schools
kent at home by the disease during the
week. but az vet the cases have generally
been of mild character and with con-
tipuat;on of the clear. crisp weather OF the
last few DAYS il is hoped that our people
viii he entirely relieved from the grasp OF
the maladY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
r,. n..e Of Rev. Mr. sturgis.
Prcvwoxp. Va. January ID. 1880.
=. u-,o,, n Man conc~n'

~, u-Ios, Hnu tOncF"'
II. n1d .ssrsS DO hereby certify that
M .Lsn "-s familiar with, the contents OF
, noss or letter written by kev. =. x Sttr,
gls, o anu i wa" was handed By said sturgis and
x " bcr husband We hereby declare IN I tn p
most emphatic Sbs snd ss ssp letter wa, handed
.ns s , ~ M way responsible for its being
was ,t 20 AID from first to last in this whole
tyanssction not the slightest shadow low, ..
u .i,s,,;c;on or Of blame can be attached 70
f har Ne hereby declare our belief tnat
a per e we birh.toned lady, perfectly above
susP p Job Sl (prcsidentl, Charles 2.
Redy csfersst starr John oSnn s. Lear 65iarss
= ny Waiford. 7. Wiley Davis. }; Il. FrIsch-
to,n Peter J. Crew, L. Z; flgg. n Il.
G eSlV' Charles ". Hardwick, and @. Gray
BossicuK.
The undersigned. counsel for }. r. stu Il..
e. t,.or ~ GSr.tten above and signed by the
Stewards sew Of Trinity church;
Counsel for j. Il. Sturgis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
ADAY OF MANY SUITS.
Fourteen of Them Brought in the Circuit
Court Yesterday.

Yesterday was the last day or which suits
could be brought in the City CircultCourt,
returnable TO the second January rules,
and the result was that the clerk was Kept
quito busy in the afternoon issuing the
necessary notices and docketing the FOL
lowing suits:
George A. Lathrop, agent for ;. Z. La
throp. rS. T. A. Palmer for $500.
Same u.s. j. II. Cullingworth for $500.
Same rs Phil Metz for $500.
Same u.s. julius F. Wlttkamp for $500.
Same rs. John Reilly for $500.
Same as. W. s. Jackson for $500.
j. Is. Moore. trustee for George A. La
throp, rs. j. w jenkins for $500.
Same rs. George w. Banford for $500.
Same us. julius +. Wittkamp for 500.
Same Is. L. Thompson for $500.
w. j. johnson. administrator OF A. U.
Robertson, for 5000.
Same rs. II. G. Blenner for $40o.
+. G. Brauer d Son u.s. Ii. q. Blenner for
500.
The Cincinnati Corrusating Company cs
A. j. Ford for 800.
Crump & Cox "a. d. c. Ashby, doing
business "a William X. Iubhan a Co., for
s64.5s. Attachment sued ont and levied
on bar and fixtures of the Casino on Broad
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
,A Rows No,y Have n show.

Commencing at S o'clock Monday morn.
SIoes Tor rs cents. yes II to 1875 lace.
4 lot Of BOYS button 81 Shoes for 81
sizes II to 1871.
A lot Of Bows Button 80 and $3.50 Shoes
for 81 .25-sizcs 10 ~.
A lot Of Gentlcmen's IS. 81. Sc, and 3
Button Boots for $3.50.
A lot of Gentlemen's Congress Shoes, 81
and 70. for $3.50.
4 lot Of Gentlemen's 81. Sc, and IS Con
gress Caters for $50.
a lot of Patent-Leather Lace Shoes and
Congress Gaiters-all were S6-tor 1880.
Ifyou get fit in any OF these goods you
j. A. Gnco. Pace Block
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
AucrIos SALES MONDAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO. ioX A. NJ, trustees sale OF
hotel furpi ufe, carpets. &C.
GEORGE S. vAsBOS d son. 4 p. NJ, trustees
salo Of property on Beiv'dere. China. aud
holly streets.
r. TUNNICIFfE 4 CO., ID a. n, new and so
copd-hsnd furniture, &C.
\. D. COOK, 10 A. ~. millinery goods. "a
aEoRGE w. MAYO, 1880 A. NJ, furaiture. or
gan. miscellaneous articles. Be-
4 C. GARRISON tHish ConstspisA iok A. u.
surpiture. &c.
7, \. GRIFFITH = 90. p. =, absas&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
IN ORDER TO GIVE A CHANCE TO ALL OF Our PATRONS
THE QUANTITY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL PURCHASER
M11ST AGAIN BE LIMITED.
1u ram deneud huny sold out
You can depend howerey, that the sale con

o, all the ieXc. kind made for oHc. yard-only
one dress 20 each customer: the loo. ones for SC.
ANpRo>CoGGIS BLEACHED coTToNs for
6xc. yard-not more than Ten yards TO each
customer;
The best is.c. LoNsDALe cAMBhIc for &C. q
yard-only ten yards TO zach customer.
In tho Fancy Department moved 10 main
floor. rign, aisle. rear you will nnd FANCY
CHENILLE CORD for &c. & yard-ive yards to
each customer
All shades Of TINsEL for &c. eall--only three
balls to each customer:
WASTE EMBROIDERY SILK. assorted kinds
aud color.. about one dollars worth In box,
gc. box-only one 10 each customer;
oGILyIE's POPULAR READINGS book con-
tanning from to 10 g cries BY all popular
authors, paper oack--tas usual price 3sc.-
ranging 10 nun bers from / 70 50. Zoe. each
not more than avs to each customer:
ie-mc. CLOTH BINDING. oy authors such ~
Cooper. Dickens, Thacksrsy. etc, for sSc.-
only one 20 each customer:
GEORGE ELroT's COMPLETE WORKS, cloth
bound, volumes, from SIS 10 So:
BuLwEKs COMPLETE WORKS. hslf-calt bind.
Ing. from si29s to so;
MUSIC FOLIOs, the usual SOC. volume for aoc.--
ono to each customer the usual s5c. ones for
isc.
NEW MANAGER IN TAG BOOK DEPART.
MRNT.--Bersaiter everything In books win bs
here, All tho pew as we'll as the oil fsvoriiss
Prices anail do the selling part
ANDa HsoN's FAIRY TALES. GRIMM's FAIRY
TALES, clo.h bound, favorite editioa-ons o.
each TO one customer;
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JEFFERSON
DAVIS, with illustrations, q CSC. copy for isc.
A complete library Of POPLAR FICTION, Ss
paper-back series for &c.;
REGULATIONS AND READINGS, - conp,ls<
BY NrA Anna Randall Dishis, paper baek-.s
bsok Of - pages tor o.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
naoa remniars, Mseting.

Quite an interesting meeting was held ct
Belvidsrs Hall by Sidney Lodge. l. o. q.
T., Friday night. There were several ini-
tiations. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Taylor, of Charity Lodge, Cocker, OF sidney,
and recitation was given by Miss clara
Johnson. :,
A number of sacred songs by Messrs.
Cocker and Chick, assisted by tho entire
lodge, were rendered effectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The Chesapeake and Ohio has establlshed
n daily u limited" train between Rich
mond and Norfolk in both directions. The
Limited" leaves Richmond at Sl5 A. NJ,
arriving Mt Norfolk at ll:2j A. NJ. The
Limited" leaves Norfolk at $3.50 P, b.,
arriving ct Richmond at 7 p. NJ. BY these
trains you can take breakfast and supper
in Richmond and spend over four hours IN
Nnrfnlk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Piano Bargains.

Now the holiday rush
is over. we
have received large
and and Organs Il every description
TO eli MP the :,
place Of the goods sold
last month. -,
We can give you the best
Piano or Orcan for your money
and al the time
Won may require to
complete the payments.
WALTER y. MosEs * Co..
1005 Main street. opposite post-oihce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
seottl.h.uits MASONRY.

Richmond Consistory, No. Q, A. A. s. r.,
at their regular meeting Friday night con-
ferred the degree Of Sovereign Prince of
the Royal Secret, SD degree. on two promi-
fested by the craft present, and the new
wear gives promise of being an unusual
one in Masonic circles. and many additions
vii b made TO the tsstsrnits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
GENERAL LEE CHIEF MARSHAL.
Tie is Chosen by the Two Committees TO
the dwelling Ceremonies.

Yesterday morning the officers and past
commanders of Lee Camp met with Cover
nor Mckinney, Auditor Marye, Treasurer
Hartman, and Colonel Archer Anderson. OF
the Lee Monument Association, in the Exc
cutiye Office in the Capitol.
The conference was for the purpose OF
talking over matters connected with the
unwilling Of the Lee monument.
Nav 18th was selected as the time for
TINT event, and General Fitzhugh Lee was
unanimously chosen for chief marshal.
Lee Camp was requested to take charge
of all the ceremonies, Which they agreed
TO do. .
The Camp officers will have meeting
some time this week. and will at once pro-
coed to make all arrangements for that
event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Two Conricts Caplured.

On the 18th of last July two colored con-
yicts escapedfrom the Abingdon Coal and
thew were engaged OF work. Their names
are Curtis Pettiford and Richard ellison.
Both have been reoaptured and brought
back to the penitentiary.
The arrest were made in Washington
city on the 10th. The men were brought
over TO Alexandria and lodged in jail. Yes
terday morning Captain White. one, or
superintendent Moses's assistants, lett
here on the 7:3a train and reached the. city
on his return with the men at 2:35 O'Clock.
He had only seven minutes to stay IN Alex
andria.
Pettiford was serving term of five years
for burglary committed in Princess Anne
county, and ellison was sent from
FauQuier for the same term for stealing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
SABBATH SERVICES.
Some OF the Special Arrangements for To-
AuX

Rev. DR.. James Nelson. pastor of the
Stanton Baptist church, VII preach FOL
tho Venable-Street church at III A. Nj. TO-
day. DR.. Nelson is one OF the best;known
OF tho Virginia Baptist ministry and is an
able and eloquent preacher. 1t is hoped
also that he will consent to preach at
night. Special services will be held at this
church during the week.
Rev. S. C. Clopton Will preach Monday
night, DR. Frost Tuesday. DIR. Hatcher
"Wednesday, DR.. Cooper Thursday, and
DR.. Landrum Friday. Services VIII begin
at 7:SOP. III. On Sunday the 2sth Rev. j.
Z. Hutson. the evangelist. will take charge
of the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Krou.e's Hotel Furniture and Fixtures

Krousc's Hotel Furniture and FIXTURES
To Be SOLD or MONDAY AT 1890 A. NJ.
This valuable property is advertised for
cole an Monday next. 1t may be bought
rs whole. and ought not to be sold in de-
t' ANY cse wishing to continue the
bnsiness could not have better opportu-
pity to buy valuable property with every
thing ready for continuing profitable
business already at hand. Arrangements
NAV be made before 1890 on Monday next.
GEoRoE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

who was until recently with r. A. Stumpf,
has established himself at The Globe Sa-
loon. Si2 east Broad street, and will cele-
hrate his opening on Monday. January
Goth. by serving a fine tree lunch, which TO
iudge ne invites everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

Yroduction wou,d be very light. The benc-
ITS TO our CITY would be great IN the tuture
and fully compensate for the loss OF the
present. Something must be done IKE IKE
MIR. Grimes proposes. OF e,ec y, w sha
diminish more than reduction IN price tne
cits's receipts from gas"
PRICES ErSrwHERE.
The following table of prices (from the
latest hook OUT gives the prices for 1881,
since which time nearly al tne c,.'sss,
forced 10y electric competition. nave naoe
larye y-diictious:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
lIistnt SHOES,

We have on hand 200 pair of shoes
which we're made TO order by us from best
material and handmade. the usual prices
Of which range from $3.50 TO $40 per pair
Your choice now. TO close out the lot, Of
So per PAIR. W. L. RLhw',
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
Notice.

ToMy Friends and dc Patrons Of nc Globe So
loon: -,
| wish to inform same that ] will
serve on Monday, Janury 10th. a fine open
ing lunch. All are cordially invited.
JOSEPH g. Schultz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

PoND's ExrEAcr, for Pains. Sores etc;
The marvellous cures effected compelled
scientific medical investigation and forced
its acknowledgment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

will contain what every loyal virgininn
should read. It's sensation viii be called
I" Splendid Sensation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

The Illustrated News Of the World and
Country Gentleman and al the --latest
msSaxinss q y. Lsouard'a sos Main strsst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
,drer.iscrs sin the Monday state.

To-morrow's edition will be the greatest
ever published. Advertisers wishing pro-
ferred positions will please send in their
ads early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
paa1,bo State To-Morrow.

When you read one copy you Will buy hve
to send to your friends. 1t VIII be paper
worth reading and saving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19

Take, Take Take summons Liver Regulator
for dyspepsia, constipation, and heartburn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-19
cbes,,ca,,e and Ohio Limited.

A. b. c. remedies are better endorsed
than env on the market. They merit your
attention
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La Crime.

Book-keepers and others OF sedentsry habits
cure constipation with simmons Liver Eegu-
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Females should nae 4. B. G. Tonic. 1t ia
a specific for their special diseases.
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:. 1. r. means simmons Liver Regulator
auro-
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Al al druggists

Digestion Of food facilitated by taking DR..
Henley's Celery, Beef. ami Iroa. 1t gives tone
70 the stomach and aids aturc.
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For this terrible disease take q plain syrup OF
Pure Pice Tar, lorenound, and Wild Cherry
Dr.. Dayid's Cough syrup.
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BRAIN workers, Keep your heeds clear and
bowels open. Take simmons Liver Regulator
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Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment Is the best for
man or beast.
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Families who use oil should keep IN mind ths.
the hgu. aud dangerous products OF psuolonm
will .iten give clear and brilliant light; hsy
should also remember tina, better liEnt Il fur
nisaed By PRATi's ASTRAL OIL AZ triAins al
ditionai cost With the advantage Of absolute
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