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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Charlotte Gatherings.

CHAuoTrE y. G.. March s.-This morn
inc at Greensboro O white man by tnc
name # Anglea. whose home is az hh"
River. Alamance county, got a cup or COZ
fee from a negro and walked on withou 7
paving for It. The negro followed hlu
threw o stone. which struck Angela on W
head. inAicting a CHASTITY wound lus'
behind the ear. Tho wound Is serious, .
The past two DAYS have been the col iesg
weather Of this winter. In many secil,, ~
throughout the western portion oi tnl9
State the mercury went down as low as 20,
A fire night before last destroyed me
residence OF Lawrence Bailey IN RAMON n
county. 4 colOred woman who was we
cook Tor the family was burned 70 death.
She slept in the kitchen on some quiiits
before the fire. and tits supposed the quits
caught from a spark while the old woman
was sleeping. tp...t,
Joe Simpson. tough character Of I'm u
erford county. was found dead by ne
roadside this morning with a quart-bot 'ig
half full OF whiskey IN hrs pocket. lie ha,'
evidently frozen 10 death, rs he was 81, I,
Yesterday afternoon drunk that he c0uid
hardly walk. it supposed that he feh "
the roadside. There were 10 marks o.
violence mon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

ciusion has been reached since the inves-
tlgation commenced. Only the Mugwump
press appear TO be standing by tho commits
SION, ana lnsuch papers the correspondents
TAKE the Mugwump view Of the proceed.
inngs, have been denounced for sending out
alleged false reports concerning the in
vestigation. The Mugwumps are small po-
tatoes and few In the hill, and tho cor
respondents who have been thus attacked
are paying no attention to their silly va
porings.
NAY wHfTEwAsH THEN
The House committee may po~a;blv
whitewash President Hsrrison's reform
ers," but some of the leading Republican
papers in the land and many of the con-
Gressmen Of tho party have expressed the
opinion that the facts developed bv tho
investigation ought properly TO result IN
the dismissal of both Roosevelt and Lv-
man. Their capers have certainly been
roundly condemned by the Democratic
press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
A New Railroad scheme.
flftrla. fAAs.. ~,

The Ohio Valley railroad project. con;
templated line from Bellaire, o.. city OF
some 1900, nearly opposite Wheeling. w.
Va, down the north shore of tho Ohio
river, IS again being revived. This line,
like the river division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio, slumbered for fifteen OF twenty
years: Recently the right of way from
Bellaire TO Marietta was obtained, and the
project has taken new life. 1t Is a part OF
General warmers route down the river 20
Cincinnati, and vii, 1t is hoped, be built
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
THE EASTERN SHORE.
A Dangerous and Probable Fatal Wound.

A Dangerous and Probable Fatai wound
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.I
OyLNcooK, VA, March s.-Last night a
Difficulty occurred AZ LeemOnt, a bay-slde
village about eight miles north of this
town, in which one man was dangerously
if not fatally wounded. 4 crowd OF men
who had been drinking freely got into o
row aud q regular free fight seemed about
to take place. The barkeeper ordered the
men out and closed his house. After going
out two Of TIE men. sam. Lewis and George
Twiford, renewed the quarrel and came to
blows. when Lewis drew his pistol and
shot Iwiford in the abdomen, infiicting q
wound which the doctors think will prove
fatal. Twiford is known as turbulent
and dangerous character, and has Ion :
been terror to the people of the neigh
borhood. Both men are said to have been
deep in liquor when the difficulty took
place. An officer has gone to arrest Lewis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
It wasn't Loaded. Of Course.

fNpeclaI teIokrAIu q VI1 DI7DI1--'I
CuAnr0rrr. y. c.. March s.-Yestorday
Thomas Stewart was fool.ng with pistol
at his home. ct Monbo. "A usual the pis-
tol was not loaded. Ills aged mother was
sitting in chair near his side. The pistol
was accidentally discharged. and the ball
lodged in his mothers left breast, and WITH
a horrilyine scream she spTang to her i ,eet
and then slowly sank To the foor. me
Young man on discovering that he lad Shot
ms mother became freuzied. and 1t re-
qurcd The strength Of four men TO preVent
him from committing suicide. MIS-. I..|-
hmm Of lnr final re.nNcrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
4 saracious and LENNON Doc.

fsperIll teIofraW % INC UI5pHIIu'I
CuADrorrr, \. c.. March S.-To-day a
little son Of Lows GRAFTON went rabbit
hunting IN Alexander county in The snow.
While walking through the woods tree
fell upon linn and he was killed almost in
stantiv. Nobody was with the youth, but
his faithful dog at once went home. ana
acted IN such a manner that the boy =.
father followed it, and he was horriied
when the do lead him 70 the spot where
I,5e Jao1 cor, law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Probably n Case Of Ill Wind, &c.
fsrertai tc,egr,n, 10 tbs Dispatch

FREgEsrcKsBuna, Va. March s.-Tbe por-
ton of the dam which was carried away by
the recent food was completed to-day.
The repairing Of the damage cost upwards
OF $4,000. Owing to the hfeaksge tho
length Of tho dam had 10 be made GIG feet
longer than before. making the total
length over 200 feet. The new work is
much stronger than before, the stone-work
being three feet thicker and two feet
higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
FILLED HIM WITH BULLETS.
A Very Tragic Affair in CASTOR Co""'''
North Carolina.
Especial telegram to toe Dispatch-l

Especial telegram 70 toe Dispa'ci-i
CHARLOTTE. n. c., March s.--Partlcu''o f
Of the killing Of william Lindsay.
CASTOR county. by George Nj. Coihe,l I'M
young man, have been received. Inc ~
inc seems to have been justihable. !. ~
pears that Lindsay, who was man OF w
little character. went to a nelghbor H.
dcnce and grossly insulied the lady OF u
house. The lady picked up a be, slloA
and ran him out Of the nous =.
The scoundrel then went over ~
Golfers house, and as there was no orc ~
home but Mrs. Collier lie offered The sal,Sg
insult to that lady. Mrs. Collier screallle,u
for help and some one ran of Tor her Aus-
band. Before Collier reached home. NV ,,.s-
ever. Lindsay had left and gone. Confer
got his pistol aud went Of to LOOK loII
Lindsay and found him sitting on Darlei
in q store IN the neighborhoOd. Nitn.Q,uii
any parlcyiDq Coilisr pulled out his pis'y u
and shot lindsay twice IN the breast bcloIo
he could rise from the barrel. Before NV
third shot was fired Lindsay got mp ,A-
claiming. "Oh, my God" and started 93q',
when Collier shot him twice more ana no
fell. Collier then went close W 10 ~ ~. "a
and shot the Inst shot be had into lis
body. Collier in now in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

WANTED. TO RENT OUT AVERY
w DESIRABLE FARM, pioasanty located
on The ClesapcGSe and OHIO railway shcts us
fcnco from Tho city. Ira n sop near H. inc
house and out-budings a.e 800 good conilion,
and on he farm So number q. IIun ues., o s
an "a "A roolfv nun Dor 90 FrspcA Parties
wishing TO rent vii. address D., caro- Richmond
J,tt mh s-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
FREDERICKSBURG JoTTINGs.
stafford and spotsylvanla Gold-Ailnes-
Tie Cold snap.
rsucclal telegram to tho Dispa'chl

lspccal telegram to the Dispaich1
FnrpEmcKspuRG, March .8.-Ihe gold
mines in this and Stafford county nave
faLen a new boom and are being daily work
al through northern capital winch has been
recently invested. 1t Is SAID that the orc
nbtaincd is very fine and yields hahd-
Some profit, and when the improved ma
chinery arrives much larger force oil
hands will bo employed and the WORK Vigor-
ou,ly prosecuted. ..,.,.,,
Young Broaddus Turner, the seventeen
veor.old son of Mr. James Turner, Is wing
cxtromcly III at his fathers residence II
ths city, from brain fever, ana t0-hlGht
but little hope Is entertained Oh MS re-
cOyery. ,.---.:.,, lou, 90 o,
The moro the msat-inspecton law ~ en-
forced hore the more our citizens condemn
II and they arc outspoken against II as an
injurious and unjust measure.
The cold wave which struck mere
Wednesday still continues, and there is
now aboui' two inches oil ice on the ponds
The civil engineers who have been sur
vevinr the sites for the proposed bridge
across the Rappuhannock concluded their
work this evening and VIII submit
tbejr report to the Council next week
when that body viii probably order an
election immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
OWL SERVICE.
goves.irstion 60 he Re,umed on Monday
U.:ton's Charses-Iu-cresting Points.

rnve..fr-qffon 90 he Eesumcd on Monday
.,,.,~..., IN. cr..i,p- Points.
.,om Our Res i" Correspondents
NNs,lroN. March S-iho iuyeshea-
fl.r.i t.e Ciyll-~eryi'e Commission that
I.. been IN progress before the House
Committee on i,e,Ofm lh t'' ClNI SERVE
viii le resumed on -uoio"F' 90 ini .i.o
charges pioi,i.e" a".,''' Nr,,, ,;r'Iina
~ 'yheI' '''hn va w. V'r.,Il, on5 t,o in
.t' ''.n -'"' w. ~, fr,,,, he
.'." %" 4..-"qn,t. Hi Tho Nlup-
Utln th. y,bnIa mo
""''P f.''i 80. a.. ;1,,tr,.-ion tlat
g. 49, 0e. L.on mad, ON the
.'.'....' ~ mont nm tl.e .lassi-
..,,c. Mr. Roosevelt has fretted
odd. - H.. ,r...cntton of the
''' W'-'' '.' ...''..i ,'.r..,,.fl, al hi. own
'o Hl',t...if arJ e has. Leeu iuaicrous
''-l 90 '...,,..',' IONS of the Com
,,f,I. tI, committee has been
.,.,,
" .., ,..,....u
ia WV H.
Tho specific cl"f- pr"ielFeu ny cViII
el tatton, OF u" "a3N!n- 'on 80 w.,
uc i@te " UP heA.' "..v ii.,...or,,ortb of
amended by gong ch8ii'h hu''y VIZ "a
D.o, Who wants 20 GUS. '1,I' II Po9, 80 ~.
boss u.orr law NAT l- Ut uli'ot W 10
impartial ma us oI@itS' I'h,N az ~ 81
no.n,m.ats under 'le1tian9 were DoluV-
era, an1 under Harrison t9ey are m Oh
> republican. ms sVolo %, iuq"'II We -
.ri. oAi 5oul2 Itt0oNSl how s1rh tbinSs
pretty well uudersto0u me" s'. ~. '' r.'7ls
Gan happen; bat 70 ascei Jam the !gcts
Officially" may be more interesting thah
& tie statements were made ef"'u'''ouS'y'
LYMAN.
Tho Civil Service Commission during
lis. two v@ors of The Cleveland Admins
n,'2 ,res colon0esd of Judge Edgerton,
80 'i in5.aaa F" Ei.bopp Oberly, Of Illinois,
srj tbo nfesent sWeot-scented Commits
s.onSr rDtiI "lly Law , Campbell in viola
,,a, - ths law which aro operated so
ts- t,il.st on other Door folks who don't
$50. 80 ber-in-law On the commission.
49, 80 TJserton and Mr.. Oborly did not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
A CulPEPFR SENSATION.
A Row Among the Girls in Young la
dies Seminary.

The following rather sensational special
from Culpe1cr Courthouse appearedn yes
terdav's Washington Post: - sensational
story IS in circul ton IN regard 10 matters
of recent occurrence 81 the Young Lac. es'
Seminary in this place. One OF tho girls
accused auo'hero of stealing dollar. which
the accused Indignantly denied. During
the NIGHT tho accused girl, with. some OF
her chums. went to the room of tho grl
who made the accusation and demanded
an apology, winch was refused; where
impeached. aided by her friends, seized tho
ofionder. gagged. and whipped her, and
administered coat of sAoe-pollsh upon
her body.
AN the girls engaged in the escapade
are daughters Of hlghly-respectable people.
and the affair has created intense excite
ment."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

WANTED, AN ACCOMPLISHED
" bUrLER-s settled man preferred. huN
comc well recommended. apply between ene
hours OF ~ and o'clock at the Dispatch ONCE:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
New Land and improvement Company
Organized.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch

FrNcAsrLE, Va, March s.-There was al
mitted to record to-day a charter incOrpo-
rating the Fincastle Land and Improve
ment Company. The capital stock of the
company Will he $50 GOO. The officers are;
James Goodwin. president; G.. II. Vines
yice-president c. VI. Lunsford. secretary
Robert /. HOusman, treasurer. These
with L. j. Brugh, c. b. Camper. and Iur-
ner Mcdowell compose the Board Of d.
rectOrs
Santillane, the valuable farm of DR..
Thomas Miller, adjoining Fincastle, h-s
been secured, which is to be laid oh III
lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
CHARTER ACCEPTED.
Tho Glasgow manganese and Mineral Com
pany.
especial telegram TO the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspa'coI
Ixxtxcroy. Va, March "a meeting Of
the operators of the Glasgow Mang sI ,'',
and Mineral Company, Incorporated 10y
held ieI to-day at the Office Of Hon. ". "A A.
Anderson, in the town of Lexington pi H. va Va,
general Fitzhugh Lee was called TO the
char and W. T. Shields appoinItIedr s seer
20 Stannton. the charter of the company
vi accepted. The meeting then went
following gentlemen we're e re Gu d.
r. "a. Colonel II. II. Catlett, of Staun-
t ton' Va ". 4. glasgow, Jr., OF Lipcastle'
ton S and b. c. Rawlings, Of h {d, i!5
county Va Colonel W; 4 s Sneiisos sec Gs
V .a.,, sscd treasurer. On motion the meet
ing adjourned subject to the call oil the
President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

BY direction OF ths Executive Committee oe
the Virginia state Agricultural and hechanicA
society will coll by suction, on the promises, On
THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Washed Down and Drowned.

Itlf|'l ~ t.'iN fstii ~ Wv '--f
CuAELorrE. y. c.. March S.-To-d9y a
man by the name of Cook undertook 10
riIe across Tie Catawba river in Castor
comfy on horseback and when he was
near lie middle OF tho river his horse was
washed down and he was drowned. CooE
was drinking and friends tried to pcr,uade
him moi to ride INTO the river. but without
avail. lie body was carried down the
stream and has not yet been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Spoke for the First Time.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March s.-William
Irving, the fisherman who was caught IN
last Saturdays storm and so badly frozen
an account Of which appeared in the Ns-
patch. spoke to-day the first time distinct
" since he was found in his boat on last
Monday night. 1t is now thought that DO
will recover. although his leg and arm Will
probably be amputated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
WILL THEY FIGHT?
1t Has the Flavor Of Pistols and Coffee.
,,,...iot g., LAM ~, 20 tho Disn...h,

=
FREDYEIcKsBURG, VA, March s.-A bu7i-
ness transaction between two OF the most
prominent merchants Of tins city occurred
TO-DAY. which from the outlook at present
will result in duel unless the matter IS
amicably settled tonight. Correspond
ence between the two gentlemen has been
in progress for the last hour. The result Of
the correspondence is not known, as the
parties and their friends are very reticont
concerning tho affair. Both parties and
their friends at tins writing are IN consult
alton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

WANTED, AFIRSECLASS COOK.
Nv vyithout eurlmhrsnce. Nust bs n good
bresl-mnksr. App.y4t b. SANJriSS y,
rn0-ftf ii21 east Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

Especial telegram TO tho Dispaich.l
CHAuLorIE, y c.. March SIN CASTOR
COMMIT Yesterday Mike CulIcb. an opera
five IN a cotton-Inill, got his foot caught IA
some machinery and his Jog was torn on
near tie knee. The wound IS terrible
one. AID it g. feared the young man cannot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
RAILROAD WRECK
v.,.,r and Western Yesterday.

On the Norfolk and Western Yesterday
Especial telegram to the Dispa'oh-l
,r,a,,,a March ga wreck occurred
~ .ha Norfolk and Western near big
on tho rIt miles above Roanoke. this
sprlnE ns e About o O'clock, in which eighteen
wrecked. fireman and .. one brakeman Ak nan
Mere seriously injured: me 70 , asss wrs
oaaiy s ~. ,,ntii jats this afterneaa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Auction RAEEs-Monday.
.TUNNICL!FPB & CO.,
AUCTIONEERs.
81 Broad, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
LJohn W. Snow, Of Norfolk, Va, Auctioneer.)


MONDAY, MARCH THE iOrH'
-. ,o,< o,olocs A. n, ops VERY FINE PLUSH
pAYLoR SUIT, CHERRY-FBAIE, BISCUIT
PATTERN. HAIG-CLoTH and REP PARLoK
s1-rrs. CHAMBER SUITS. ELEGANT WARD
ROBrs. sIDFBOARDS. DESKS. RkthlGhhA-
tORs. RECLINING CHAIRS, BUREAUS, MAI MAI
TRgssE5, BEDsrEADs, TABLES, ChAlAe'
STOVES, BLANKETS, sc. .,.r
Also, one BEAUTIFUL HAND-FAINIED
SCREEN, painted 10y Richmond lady
Also. q fine invoice Of STEEL ENG6AVlHds'
OL.PMNTINGs, SC.
ladies' arc specially Invited % attend this sale.
TUNNICLlFFE & CO.,
IN AuctiOneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

WANTED. TO BUY A HOUSE IN
w 1Hb WEST END between Marshall ana
Cary and west OF First street. Amount desired 70
luves, about 3. 200. store property no oolectoa.
west Carv stroat NH o-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

All the doors were found open when p pnd
pie reached the building. Mr.. Haign
family were absent =, f,om
In thirty days the output OF coal will
the mine at Egypt. Chatham county,
be 200 tons per day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
BLEEDING KANSAS.
rbe REPUBLICAN, POLITICIANS AFTER
SENATOR INGALLS,.
Not q Happy onc--COmplRints
ofuis People.


Prom Our Regular CorrespondenIl
w,ssf~orov. March s. -Rcpubhcan poll
.e.eue from Kansas have been numerous IN
Washington during the past month. and
.--,r.. the piicrims noticed in aud abOut
roCaptol building were no less than n
p ION members of the Legislature Of that
-.s,c. 10 VA, also observed that most II
I'D. p.lcrims had business with Senator In
..H.. Oi course it Is not known positive
what brought 50 many OF these Kansas
..o...At,rs 90 town at this season Of the
..f. bat 10 ia sUrmlsed bv the knowing
that thov had important political
.tf'rre o. discuss with A!r. ingalls,. now
..I tlru alluded 90 as the epidcr-leggod
ts.mau AZ tho pTalrics." II happens
..,t tac sonator.al term of that celebrated
..n expires on the am Of March. 1921,
ma ha is "a candidate FOR reelection.
. & ODDS profess supreme confidence
.. Disability 60 pun through for one more
.rn and tfc Senator himself. from all
..t.'a, claim. 200. 10 Doc uaduly alarm
However. II the reports Of thevisiting
tore from Kansas are true. the party
.-- lu tie State vii. hayo % be UP end
u ordrr 90 secure healthy Ecpuh-
.au majority iu Che nDNt Legislature; ard
sos .a.Ifhat many 90 tle PILGRIMS have
Information o. that character TO
,fL ingalls,.
THEY WANT UFLF.
I..y want holm. and they want IL badly.
DID,. farmers iu bleeding Kansas are
mad Corn aud other farm products are
..r.io worth sending % market. 90 small
.. f.n prof g. r.apod by the AR cultural
classes Of the State The farmers claim
.t rn. hing is being done 10 relieve thor
coalition. Tho interstate commerce law
cl Was framed ostcns.bly IA their lu-
..r. p. larv declare. does them no good
I.. 8ra u tor % TOUGH war against the
.. -nHs-. and they want pledges from Nr.
f..a.- tlat rc Will r. with them. only
OIL. .fne. day there was ru nI-hci series
ID au Sons which tine Farmers Alliance
.. h.c-1. Irop9UuQed 90 BIZ. ingalls,. and
Gn tn tle present time he bias not Te-
-.0a-sl.
Row DOEs Hg sTANp;
flo has been asked to lef TIE peoplckrow
'.V tc stands on The railroad. the prohibit
..... tle fuIf, and tine silver questions.
wears kansHs has been demanding tree
.r. l-,o salt, aud heavy reduction In
fauA duties on articles that pre- used
be farm yhe Kansas scn99tors have
.. ..4t 50 fhrlr uuUcg's There is 10
.-.,. l.nta. issue at stake this year, aud
...ff.ialI,m cannot enter into the
.trt in Kansas to induce The ave
.. suffering farm TO bury ms
..-.ro-t. out ~ i,ht 70 crafty
political feeling. Tho rumhlur heard
l Iowa last fan has alarmed the HopuDil-
.au senators from fla West. end tho taik IN
ta.-.~ is that If tine sbreWd'-, sort ot
..Iur.I mauar mons ISN'T shown l"c
4-..I- Alliance. Cine Democrats. ana
observation-disclosures S. p form q comblna-
,.l 'h.t VIII come very n"nr driving the
.rrN'.auz ONT of power ln THE state. II
.u tl.L. 81 not already acconpi
rrrrrrregrr YfCrGI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

WANTED, TWO BOARDERS FOR
~ bright, sunny room, win hr'tciass
Nrard Terms vcr7 moderate. centrally located
s.i,,s NH att
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

EORA COOL, PLEASANT SMOKE
n Use JOaN UN'5 PATENT NON-NiCO-
BRANCH r. ALLEN.
Fourteenth aud Stain str"ots.
tot,. Agent Cor Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
L PREPARATIONS.
DEPARTMENTALLY CONSIDERED.
MENi9 CfOTUTGG

MEMS CLOTHING.
Ahal hours looking will bea, column OF
reading. Wc vriio you that our prepara-
lions have reached such and such point
You tase il for granted without hesitation
because ir, tell you. That confidence We ap-
preciate. bat youIl grasp the J1H magnitude
OF our "doinrs" only after you've been
amoag them. You're welcome to look We
want you 10 De interested. You1l buy bettsr
II Yo1 buy thoughfany. Take oil the time
you want Irsno: self-praiso when We de-
clsro u.ore exeslI,rc; than over in our Cloth
ing-suiis and Ove7coats--for this season.
IrsIIet
BOYS AND CUILDRES's CLOTHING.
Read tho "tellinrsr q some Of our fellow
merchants, and unless thoy put OUT thoir
aigns you'd think they we're "cialm agents
instead o. cloth'ors. They "claim" to be
Boys AMI Chndrcn's ou,daors-Mus; In
clude tho whole "soyea nCes OF man. in
their juvenile limits Notice tho dinoront
rnes they announce from limo to tine. stin
they devote their "euilro thought and siisn-
ton" to Boys' aud Cliliron's things. let
them tell it. You ore too sensible to be mis-
led. On orr SECOND FLOOR WE DEVOTE
OUR entire TIN. 70 ne "yatng" ran''. We
are obliged 70 carry six timco az much stock
o. any Of them 20 supply orr traie. So they
douy do al to business Wo'yo put A
tighter curb On prices hero thi' Samson and
Ie; on, q linz or tso more in the chain Of va
rloty-BgTTgR for Lgss-thnn eyor before.
Every appointment q convenience, too. We
try to rob shopping of oil TO annoya'cs%
FURNISHINGS.
Furnishings are growing "spring-uso.'
Preparations aro progressing with giant
strides. Noyol,y is ITO in Furnishings. THIS
Department Of ours IS in tho mos, robust
health-eal still growing.
/ HATS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
WANTED, 5000 WHITE, POSI-,
w or CHESrNUT-OAK tbs,
6xs INCHES, SEVEN FEET,


nh %, RIB cHAsFIS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

WANTED, An ACTIVE, SOBER
w COLLECTOR. Ono VINO has hal expert
ence In collecting FOR an 'nsts imsn. house. Ap-
ply with reference to "tOLLEClOk,' t3x ~
city. ulL -