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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
FROM LYNCHBURG.
Negro Woman Found Drowned-Railroad
Extension.

Negro Woman Found Drowned-kailroad
Extension.
LYNcnBuRG, VA, March Special. f.
A colored woman named Barbara Alexan-
der was found drowned last evening about
a mile below the city i'm water not more
than foot deep. She was market woman.
and 10 j. supposed that on her way home she
stopped 20 yet a drink Of water, fell in, and
was unable 90 get ont from liquor OF feeble
ness. She LEFT her market on the bank.
The Corporation Court to-day heard the
case OF Hardaway's administrator against
the Norfolk and Western Railroad for -, 700
damages for injuries sustained IN an acci-
dent. in which the plaintiffs arm was
crushed. and from the effects Of which be
afterwards diel. The jury brought in a
verdict in favor Of the defendant.
! .Iiy the tobacco report Of week ending to-
day. the increase Of sales nc several ware
houses the present year over las same time,
j. 1850, POO pounds. Sales for the week
Gs2IOO pounds.
The contracts for building the Ironton
extension OF the Norfolk and Western Rail.
road. have been awarded and received az the
Office Of Chief Engineer ". ". Cole. This
extension begins az Elkham and viii be 1876
miles 10 length, terminus at lrOnton, Ohio.
The work Will be pushed 10 completion as
rapidly as possible. and will be a very im-
pOriant addition 90 this rapidly growing ana
prosperous railroad system.
The movement 10 build new hotel here,
costing S2OO.OOO, in the centre Of the city
and in frst-class style, is on foot. and an
option has been taken on two or three fine
lots.
The Glam0rgan Machine Company. this
city, contracted today for "A large extern
sion Of their works. This great establish
ment is in a most lourishing condition, aud
has more orders booked than can be Tiled
in the course OF the next six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

FiNCAStLE DETERMINED TO Be
IN TfE SWIM.
An Improvement Company Incorporated

An Improvement Company Incorporate"
News Prom Petersburg pa"''''''
Lynchburg and Many Places In the
Old Dominion.
FrScAsrIE. VA. March s.-lspeclal'l-
Hon. II. +. Blair, Judge ofthe Circuit Court
Of Botetourt county. has granted charter
Incorporating the Fincastle Land and I'm
proyement Company, and it was filed in the
clerks Office here to-day, the incorporators
are: James Goodwin. c. NJ. Lunsford, c. H..
Vines. r. l.. Housman. G. b. Camper, X. l..
Moler. Turner Mcdowell, Z. J. Brugh and
judge William y. Simmons. The capital
stock Of the company will be one hundred
and fny thousand dollars, and VIII
be- sold I'm shares Of so each. saninalle'
the beautiful farm Of DR.. Thomas Aliilel.
has been secured. This land contains ABOUT
five hundred acres and adjoins flncas1le;
The company propose 20 lay on ~ lots ana
shortly toe stock will bee placed on the iliai-
ket. The.Oficers Of the company are James
Goodwin. PRESIDENT: &. n. Vines, VICE pfesi-
dent. &. VI. Lunsford, secretary, and H. l.
IlOusman. treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Until recently lhe weather has been s0
favorable Tor building that Improvements
have gone right along in Barton Heights.
The streets have been graded and grareled
through most of The property. electric lights
have been put up in abundance, nearly
twelve hundred trees have been planted.
and "a town has sprung up az li bl magic.
ln the short space Of seven months, thirty
five houses, costing from fifteen hundred io
three thousand dollars. have been built OF
contracted for, Mr.. Blu0n's success is
chiefly attributable t0 the Judgment be- has
shown in the selection Of the property. 10
is SO close 10 the centre OF the
city. so splcndidly drained, and so
thoroughly healthy. that 10 only needed "a
careful and candid examination OF its
merits to recommend 10 10 the hosts of
parties who have been ont 90 see il. ln adj
diti0n 90 this. hOwevergthe plan adopted
bY Mr.. Barton is by all odds the simplest
and most equitable one ever put into opera
ton, 10 supply the great army of renters
WHO are tired of renting, and yet have never
been able 20 lay aside enough money TO
make the usual first cash and yearly pay
ments.
In many cases the monthly payments re-
quired are less than the purchasers have
heretofore paid Torrent, year after year, as Ear
back as they can remember. one purchaser
there has paid enough rent 90 buy four
properties OF The same cost as lhe'One be is
now paying Out in BartOn's Heights.
by absolutely refusing DO sell % an Obiec-
tionahle parties; by furnishing an album
dance Of pure water TO every house; by per-
hitting nothing less than fiftcen-huudred-
dollar houses, and as much more expensive
ones as purchasers may desire; by ab-O-
lutely and unqualiiiedly prohibiting the
erection anywhere on his property Of any OF
the wholesale dry-gOods boxes called
houses all over Richmond; and more espe-
cially. By the erection of beautiful houses.
Mr.. Barton proposes 20 make Barton
Heights the most attractive and prosperous
suburb Of Richmond. making the twelve
hundred lots he has for sale the prettiest
place around the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

When Governor Mckinney went over ia
his office at the Capitol, yesterday morning.
he found such an accumulation OF pressing
business that he was compelled 10 iofego lhe
pleasure Of accepting the invitation % visit
ihe Richmond Locomotive Engine Works.
lie remained al his desk and worked away
ON Official matters until 3 O'Clock i. NJ.
John b. Bigger has taken days rest
and "a run into the country. Senator Stubs
still fingers around the Capitol. Hitting irom
one department 90 another. lie was the
only one Of the memorable members Of The
present General Assembly seen Yesterday
about the building. Major kinlock, who
had "a hard time during the session of ihe
Legislature running the elevator. was ai
his po.t ready 20 receive congratulations on
the falling of free ride customers. In the
basement offices. the usual quiet has been
restored. and the machinery Of the various
offices has fallen back smoothly into It's ac.
custOmcd ruts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
OyERCOATs.
JOG YOUR MEMORY
IODERATE OVERCOATs

MODERATE OVERCOATs
NJ again. 'r~a. ~.nap~ Of
cold-the last day or two-thai's
all. Interested-are yOu n0t-in
our GILBERT grade? Twenty
five styles OF the nobbiest gar
ments that ever covered mans
form--and only $40, too. Cut
nobility and trimmed elegantly.
It's a line without a rival. Your
size is hcro-5ure oft.
You know what Cars English
Melton Don't see the GENU-
me fabric very often. Never
'made-up"- -rarely on tailors'
tables. Finest overcoatings In
the world. Wouldn't YOU like
to wear one? You can. We
have made up a line of them
and they are BEAUTIES Must
be, and be Cars. We're pr0ba-
bly, the first to carry them in
stock-certainly hereabOuts.
Schnable's Wcavcs, too--anoth-
er rarity in the ready-made field.
We've nodded these German
cloths into coats for NOW.
That's a stride i'm ready-made
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES?
Remember-It'll pay you not
to forget.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09


HALIORAN.- Died. Friday, The 7ih in-
slant. af 6.l5 D.. ~. at bis residence 80
north IhirIeth street, hlth AID hAliD-
tAN. seVenty-l1ur years oft age.
The funeral W.ll take place from 70. Pate
ri.ks Church THIS SUNDAY at 3 p. ~.
Friends OF he family are respectfully invited
tO attend.
pOTT- Died. Friday. March 1fh, $500,
CAPTAIN FRA Six POTTS. aged flifY-ufc NOar,
she funeral viii take place ~ Nlh J, Ine
OH. 40 3 l., ~, from Second iiesly iefin
Church.
so flowers.
MOODY Died. Yesterday evening. 700 SGD
O'Clock at thc residence of bis sou, Ioln VI
Moody 500 north Fourth street In Oboe sixty
seventh NeIr of lis age. JOHN %. NOIul.
Funeral viii take ulnce nt 1880 CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON from the residence.
40 flowers.
MONrAGU b. Died, at DIS filtrs resi-
dence. rs west Grace street. -unlaf. Warren
9th. at 2.l5 a. w., JOHN III. MOST AHI F., in-
mut son Of Percy and lncz Montague, aged
eleven months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Letters have been received by secretary
0fthe-COmmonwealth II. W. flournny and
Adiutani-GeneralJ James Mcdonald. making
inquiries Of the whereabouts oi certain Con-
Tolerate soldiers. Mr.. G.. T.. Fielding. Of
Sidney. o., requests the address OF Colonel
Flannery. The writer thinks Doe commanded
the Eighth Virginia Battalion. Nr. Ms
tram Griffin, architect IT. Washington
street. Boston. Mass, asks for information
of Colonel j. n0nnegaut. who commanded
the cavalry at The battle OF Drewry's Biuh;
also any OF the officers who were engaged in
this battle on the Confederate side in the
Fourteenth AIr.InIa laluIIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

A few evenings ago, little Muniord. a
bright lad of nine summers, heard discus
sion Of the defect in the lee Monument. and
one Of the party engaged in II expressed the
opinion that IL was a small matter % bc
making so much 10 do about. and had better
be left alone. " No. sir" said Muniord. who
had been an interested listener, "thcre was
no defect ina General Lee. no defect In what
he did. and there ought not 20 be a defect Ia
bis monument An unanswerable argu-
mCnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

James Sweeney. ~, 10 and Is north Tenth
street, Is now prepared % move furniture
on short notice. Also has ample storage
room for merchandise OF all kinds al most
reasonable rates. You will be sure OF care
ful handling and packing Of any wares
consigned % The care 81 Mir. sweeney. In
connection with this branch Of business
there is also 10 be found at this stand
livery Of all kinds. Hacks on orders, with
nice teams and polite drivers. Telephone
No. BOP is the humber 10 ring up for any
wants in this line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

NlCE-PREsiDENT MORTON and family
are now in 81. Augustine, Fla, as guests OF
Mr.. II. NJ. flagler. No public reception
was given. as Nr. Morton was ayerse 10
anything OF the Kind, bat instead the court
Of the hotel was brilliantly illuminated this
evening by thousands Of colored lamps. and
ia Alcazar park there was beautiful
pyroiecnnic display. which was witnessed
by Dir. Morton aud his party from the hotel
balcony. In the meantime an orchestra
y ayed patriotic air, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton held an informal reception.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
ABOUT CLIFTON FORGE.
The Eject OF the Boom In That Region of
the state.

the state.
STANTON, Va, Mar. g. Special. The
very atmosphere around Clifton Fore is i'm
pregnated with stock, land sale, improve
ment companies aud industrial plants. In
every direction land is being purchased,
stocked, the stock put on the market md
quickly sold and then lots are sold and i'm
pr0yements projected.
old Clifton Fore has felt the influence Of
all these movements, and has already grown
20 "A town OF 1850 souls. II has established
water works, and has police department,
but sadly needs, and must soon have, cleo
trio lights and street ears. The enlightened
and progressive management OF the Chesa-
peake and ohio Railroad is doing much for
Clifton Forge and its projected surround
ings.
Already the foundation for extensive
operations has been laid. On the west
bank Of Jackson river, one and a-half
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Dr. r.. Z. Suatton, who has been on a
visit 90 the New York hospitals. has re-
turned 90 the city.
Mr.. August N0ack. president OF the Shoe
maker Company. a \irginian who has Sue
cesslully established prosperous and pay
lng business in Washington, is the proud
father of a ten-p0umd daughter, that arrived
on Washington birthday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

The police Of the Sccord district are pre-
pairing Tor an entertainment 10 be gwen ~
The Academy Of Music Tuesday evening.
April 18th. The programme will consist OF
"A lecture hy one OF the city's most popular
diyines and recitalions by well known
literary gentleman. Professor Jacob khein-
hardt is arranging a musical programme
which will be choice In selections. some Of
R.chmond's best ametcur talent have also
kindly consented 10 assist In making this "A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

CINCINNATI. ONO. Mar. S.-The remains
of ex-senator George II. Pendleton arrived
in this city last evening, and were deposited
in state Ia the chancel OF Christ Church.
4 detail from each company Of the First
Regiment, under command Of Lieutenant
lianaman, stood guard Of honor during The
night. AT halfpasf @ O'Clock thi, morning
iho services Of the Episcopal Church for the
dead were performed by Dr. Gibson and Dr.
Forrest The euioey WAS pronounced hy
thn lifelong friend Of the deceased, Hon.
Isaac NJ. Jordan; after which. the remains
were once more consigned % The family
vault, in Spring Grove Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Mar. s.-A man,
supposed 10 be named John Thompson
Gardner. and thought % Doe a Philadel-
phian. died here today. He was picked up
yesterday. half conscious, in a gully, and
taken 10 the City lnhrmary. An eXamina-
ton Of his body revealed pistol wound in
terry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

LEXINGTON, Va. Mar. ST. Special. r.
Interest in the trialQf James Miller charged
with the murder Of Mrs. Dr. L. j. Walker.
at Brownsburg. November IS, 1850. is in-
croasing here. The evidence for the defense
is nearly completed. aud there is a strong
case in favor Of the prisoner. and there Is "a
fair chance OF his acquittal. A letter
brought ont IN the evidence to-day. which
leaves but little doubt but that Mrs Walker.
like her husband, was non cOmpOs mentis.
The letter was from Mrs. Dir. Walker 10 the
wife of Colonel William ,ettlingtOn, the
only sister OF DR.. Walker, and IL recited the
events OF settington's visit 10 Walker the
day before the tragedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Virginia Chapter. No. 8, Progressive In
dOwment Guild Of America, was organized
last night with the following officers. A. l..
Phillips. governor: W. NJ. Hall. yice-gOy-
crnor; David ". Reiuhardi, secretary: u.
W. Bowies. treasurer; John r. Bell, chap
lain; John J.. Mitchell, warden; j. 4. West.
guard; &. II. Page, T.. G.. Harrison. A. 81.
Glare Butler. trustees, DR.. j. {. Watson,
medical exa iner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

\ sAFE and profitable investment ofsmall
or large sums OF money can be made in the
stock Of the Homestead Land Company.
The officers Of the company are Hon. VIII
Liam Writ Henry, president; John II. Mon
iague. treasurer: Henry l.. Staples, general
manager. Office llO3 Main street See ac-
NeFtisement IN another column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
BUILDING FIRE ESCAPES.
The Mozart Academy 20 be Made a Safe
Place in Case OF Panic.

Place n Case Of Panic.
Alta recent meeting OF The Mozart Board
Of Governors it was voted 20 expend liber-
al sum Of money ia improving ,he facilities
for exit from the Academy Of Music after D.
performance therein. TIA execution Of this
resolution carpenters have been at work at
the Academy for over a week, and are not
yet through. The spaces l the iooi oi Gee
-tairways leading from the lower foyer
to the upper balconies has been
considerably wldoned, enectiug gratifying
results at that point. Two large outer and
well-built stairways are being erected ON
both sides Of the building. leading from ihe
drcss-circle first lalc0nYi tO ile street.
Wide doors, opening outward. give access
tO these stairways. ailOrding opportunity. ID
necessary. for an the people 100 the dress-cir-
Gle % reach tine street quickly and without
using the inside stairWays. The doors o.
these outer steps win always Doe opened go
the conclusion Of performance, and VIII
Dee in readiness % open instantly in case oi
emergency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

BALTIMORE, MD. Mar. s.-'lhe three Ma
yassa rioters. Jones, Keys, and smith, alias
"Ihe Devil" now under sentence Of death.
have realized their position, and are seek
ing religious comfort. For a while the trio
laughed at al efforts on the part OF minis
tiers. The first % give up was The Devil"
They are 10 Doe hanged the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
5000 For 3 Cents.

MONTHLY saving OF ten dollars per month.
or more. can be invested ia stock in the
Homestead Land Company, and the ste
afterwards converted into lots. ID desired by
the stakeholder. The officers of the CONF
pany are Hon. William Writ Henry. presi-
dent; John II. Montague. treasurer. Henry
J.. Staples, general manager. Office il03
Main street. See advertisement in another
column
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Hon. John W. Daniels Grafton on life.
services and character OF jefferson Davis
delivered under the auspices OF the Gene a.
Assembly o. Virginia, January 18th, ~ o.
Authentic edition. Mailed on receipt Of pc
j. W. RANDOLPH A ENGLISH.
J. l.. Hill, Printing Company,
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

A nice Steinway Piano for 500.
A nice Upright Grand Piano for $50.
A nice square Grand Piano for $3.50.
A nice Concert Grand Piano for $500.
Bargains this week. Hume, Minor 4 Co.
Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Mr.. Benjamin II. Nash, as commissioner,
will have auctiOned tomorrow by A. L.
Adamson. af Chesterfield, Courthouse. yalua-
Die farming aud wood land on the Peters.
burg turnpike, about four miles from Nan.
chester
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

For sALE.-second-hand no-t0p wagon,
with three seats; pole and shafts suitable for
light express on street, and TO carry passen-
gers, $50. David 4. Ainslie, Tenth street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Tux property Of the Homestead iano
Company Is rapidly Increasing IN value,
owing 20 the great Improvements going on
IN Manchester. II you have not been over
there fOr several, &c over and take look.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

COUGHs AND H0ARsENEss.-l TOE irriia-
ton which induces coughing Immediately
relieved by the use of browns Bronchial
TrOchos." sold only boo boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
OBITUARY RECORD.
Mrs. Jane y. Owens-Claude snblett -
Cant. Frank Potts.

Mrs. Jane D.. Owens-Claude s"biet -
Capt. Frank Potts.
The funeral Of Young Claude sublett who
died Friday morning at Lexington. where
he was attending Washington and Lee
University. from the effects of an accidental
,,uu-hot wound. took place yesterday amer
noon at O'Clock at the grave IN HOLLYWOOD
The remains were brought 10 the citN YES
ferday morning from Lexington accom-
nanied bv the father Of the young man. Nf'
i Sablett. DR.. Hunter Mcclure and Miss
Rn,h Sublett. the sister Of the deceased
also "A number of the students OF Washing
ton and Lee.
The remains were met at the depot by
Colonel Miles Cary and number oil the
friends and relatives of the bereaNed lai,iliy
Tho service was conducted by the Kew
lahez Hall. of the Seyenth-strcet CHRISTIAN
Church. ,
A large number Of the young lrieho' OF
ihe deceased attended the funeral
The pall-bearors were, from ashlnstoh
,nd lee University: Messrs. James David
SON. seldom Jones. Paul Dusmuker, Monte
Gob,e aud Julian BOssicuN. from hich-
mond. Mr.. J. J.. Hill, Captain BeauItgalu
lorraine. Messrs. Horace Rediord, Nliiie
Fisher and Fairfax Christian.
Mrs. Jane T.. Owens.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jane L. Owens, relic
OF The late :. II. Owens, who died al her ~
sidence. No. Sill east Marshall street night
before last al + O'Clock. took place ycster'
dav AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock nj the grave
An lakewood. The services were largely
attended by the many friends and the fela-
tiyes Of the deceased. .,..p...
The services were conducted by the heN;
Dr. r. ID. Deshiell. Of -. Marks hplscopai
Church. The pall-bearers were T.; T. MI
nor. J. b. Kidd, ". }. Blunt John boucher
~. n. Christian, H. +. Motley =. i"!io'
Stratt0n. o.
Mrs. owens leaves nine children, 1--WE sons
and four daughters. The i've sons, among
Them Nj. %. O. owens, our popular towns
man. together with sixth. who dltd 10
Memphis In 1866. served in the Confederate
ARMY. The family came from frederlcks-
iurS. whence they rcfugeed during the hsht
Of December, 1862
Captain Potts Pail-Bearers.
Captain Frank Potts funeral Will take
Mace today at a. NJ. from DR.. hoge =
Church. The following pall-bearers have
been selected. Active Mr.. :. II. b0wes,
Mir. Marshall NJ. Gillaim. Major fred. X.
scott. Mr.. ". +. Forbes, Mr.. }. ;. Moore,
Air. James y. Marshall. Of Richmond; MI.
David Callandcr and Mr.. John Patterson,
ofPetersburx. Honorary Mr.. :. :. Bridges,
of Petersburg. and Mr.. John Blair. AIR. John
N. Cary. Mr.. Frank T.. Patrick. Mr.. Benla-
amin Parham. Major !. II. Capers. Mr.. l.. W
Gates. Sir. John NJ. Higgins. Of Richmond s
Charlie. ". HarwOOd. Of McCarty Council,
ROYAL Arcanum; j. X. sheppard, of Anchor
Lodge, Golden Chain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Don't fail TO attend the sale OF that snug
little home, 1914 east Main Street. Tuesday,
March 18th, at i;30P. NJ. Terms unusually
easy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

A $s5 Organ a. Hume, Minor 4 co. fot
as. A biz Parlor Organ ioF $50. Special
prices on organs this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

For this mal3dy take that old-iashlon
remedy of our mothers, Syrup of Pure Pine
Tar. lIorehounJ and Wild Cherry-Dr
Dayid's Couch syrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Mr.. David A. Ainslie makes specially
Of The manufacture of ladies' phUtons. Nos.
s, 10 and - Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

You CAN BREAK Ip ABAD COLD hy the
timely Use of DIR. Jayne's EXpectorant, am
old and popular medicine Tor sore Lungs
and Threats, and the best ot all cough
rlmnllns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

neglect that cough, but take at once DR..
David's Cough syrup OF Pure Pine Tar,
Horehound and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
ORDER YOUR MEALS FROM
~ j.. q. nlp~ON,
InrOu.n Phone "

DICHMOND SCHOOL or ItLL-
Ii GRAinN. 40 4 west Marshal. '.''
Glasses in leltEfapAA, oi'h' NI.f
Type Writing. ouiin cn, -r-'"N t.'
ousls c0urss guarantees. iu>l'
Shorthand by mail. Write ol CiI iei
terms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

For ladies' phatOns. carts. &c. Orany sc
hicle 20 be- built 90 order or repaired, see
David a. Anslie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

w ANTED-IO SELL A LOW
w established lIug.st Ifr. NNlis
able business. Address "lvll, 'al .
iIats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

81 mereury u Dr. DagIl'. ~ rLlIs.
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