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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
FOR NINE YEARS.
BURGLAR BADLY PUNISHED.
4 Believer in Moral suasion Talked the
Robber Tired.

John Roach, prominent citizen OF
Berwick. Pa, does not believe in send
ing criminals to jail, bat thinks moral
suasion is the better plan. says the Chi
csgo Times. lie has urged this for years,
but not until recently has he had a
chance to mako a practical demonstra-
ton Of his position.
One night last week he was awakened
by noise in the kitchen and found a
burglar fast in the window in such way
that he could not escape without some
one first raising the sash.
Mr.. Roach drew up a chair near the
imprisoned burglar and read him nice
lecture on morals, interspersed with kind
inquiries as to tho burglars early career,
all of which we're frankly answered.
The burglar was half inside the house
and half outside, and finally he begged
Mr.. Roach 10 either hit him on the head
with an axe or call in a constable.
81 do not believe in furnishing crimi-
nails that way" said Mr.. Roach. lyon
have done penance enough, 10 will let
you 60 with the hope that you viii re-
FORM" and no lifted the sash and bade
tho burglar good night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13

rotary Blaine will be the ruling spirit
In the conference and that Reed,
Mckinley. Lodge, Rowell, and
others who have been RESPONSE
bic for the great disaster that has
come over the party will be compelled
10 take back seat. Mr.. Blaino's recipro-
CITY scheme is to be pressed vigorously,
and his friends declare that he will en-
deayor at the earliest possible moment
70 negotiate treaties with Mexico. Brazil
Spain, aud most OF the countries which
took an interest the recent Pan-Ameri-
can Congress held in Washington. MIR.
Blsine realizes that something will have
10 be done at once TO distract attention
from the operations Of the unjust Nc
Kiniey bill.
Posr-oFFTCEs AND PATENTS.
Postmasters for North Carolina: J.
Witty, Jasper, Craven county, rice );
J. Spier, resigned j. b. keech. Old
Sparta. Edgecombe county, Uice w. q.
Harrell, removed G.. A. Clouse, Smith
Cove, Dayie county, vice j. B. Nash,
deceased.
Patents for Virginia: Henry j. rams
worth, Manchester. asagnor OF two
thirds TO J. L. Brown and J. W. Blanton.
Richmond, reversing mechanism for
steam engines; RobertT. Lennon, Jr,
NJ. Airy, pegging- and sewlng-Jack (;
stephen T. Mcpherson and g. Il. Arm
brister, Red Bluff. car-coupling Mer-
nll Ii. TIlghman, Norfolk, basket;
Joseph A. Wilson, Churchvllle, com
bined pot-lif.er and stove-shelt North
Carolina: Henry q. Hall, Shelby,
manufacturing bands for spinning and
twisting-machines; John ii. House.
Wilton, mechanism for operating chuIna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
CD 4 rs

is tho theme Of our conversation to-day.
We have them and it is necessary for
YOU to have ONE too. It may be rather
warm 10 wear one during the rambles Of
day, but when the sun is sheltered be-
Meath the western skies the air becomes
chilly and raw and makes essential TO
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good quality, call and exercise your
Judgment in behalf of our
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ENGLISH MELT0NS and TWILLED
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ENGLISH KERSEY OVERCOATS,
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ENGLISH KERSEY OVERCOATS,
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Flannel Lining, $3.50.
CAMPBELL KERSEY OVERCOATS
in the Highland Medium Shades, Sl5.
Our styles are the latest cuts in the
Short, Medium, and Long Lengths.
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fhaya Arrive
No. KishMoni fescF80urS
TaAINJ HORPHWARD.
'ay


NoA u. q AMI S. max, NJ SODA Not
% and q 500 on signal ~ nhnco e'i,f
Drovry'a Bluh. Oontrsila. ani Cnaa.er 90 81
sf0ps on siga ai 20 3l4I chester and C1estor. no.
81 gtops al MnuchestaL 30. e atlrs un sigma
ot Vsnchcster NoA - d s. q viii stop d AZ
stations Tor phsssngerh
PVILMAN-CAR 8hRYioS
On Trains g0A Is ana ~ si8eping-cars ooises1
New Y0gk and Tampa ia (sil JaeEsonFii''h
on Trains Noa "a an1 n sl0cpi1 gears hciF- N
Woshlngbon ana OhsTless0u. On Tram No "
sloepng-cars uetwsen Wasbingiol end I1e
eonyile on Irsn No - sloeDing-cAB Doe
treen Jscs sonYillo ana New York .....
THB ONLY ALL-huL LINZ 10 MS '~A'
slcsm.b La-'1 .a.,o An HorfoiS-.....as p j.
Fichmoud $50 r. u. Aodolk..... 100 ?. :.
Eovfs.6 .'ss0A u. kica llond..i2i1 A. y.
sor;oiT 500 3. l. hishm1ad.. 5:s) r y.
ne xains Leaving Richmond si % A. y. ana
Norfolk ats Il y. af5 cold trans oe'T9on
these two points. aud passengers 20 through
without change % cara Close connexions srs
also rn4d0 as Pes8rsbgEs ~ no $50 y. N. Taln
rom Richmond and ths SO A. n. tyan nom
Norfolk n,
Trains leaving koB mo1i 81 go A. n. aoi
ti.II p n and arriving as Richmond as itiS p.
"A ana sO5 T. 8. maze close ocDnecnon a.
Peterseurr ~ End fr0m kVmulls, Lgnchburg
and SCUM western poiBtA
N. a. sULLT. sRperiAtenfsnS
+ T. u. hYzas. Gen6ral supsdnsoodenL
Z. 81. HNBRsog. General Passenger Agout
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COT 6 4 wErK FoR IT.
AFFAIRS IN ALBEMARLE.
Interesting Tomplars' AfcetIng-OTfo for an
Annual Dcer-Iiunt.

Interesting Tcmplars' MeetIng-OTf for an
Annual Deer-Iiunt.
uorrospondeuco OF she Richmond Dispa'ch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Nov. y, 1890.
Charlottesville Lodge Of Good lem
plars held an open meeting ct which
about 300 attentiyely listened to an In
teresting programme, consisting Of
speeches destinations, songs, and IN
strumental music. Rev. ". w. Wood
and George II. Bakor, district lecturers,
addressed the meeting. Mrs. Emma
Edwards, Mrs. =. Vince Perley, and
Miss Eddie Jackson rendered some ex-
cellent vocal music. Several new mem
bers were added to the roll Rev w.
". Wood and Judge J. l.. Cochran were
elected delegates to the Grand Lodge,
which meets IN Alexandria on the I'd Of
December. Charlottesville Lodge is
one Of only two Good Templar lodges
in the State that is entitled to two dele
gates.
1t is reported here this morning that
the bridge inspector at the woollen-mills
walked off one of the bridges last night
and was seriously injured.
HUNTING PARTY.
The Armistead Hunting Party will
leave for their camp in West Virginia on
the Goth instant for their annual deer
hunt,
Mr.. Hammer, nm employee Of tho Vir-
pinia Midland Railroad Company. had
his hand badly mashed. Ampu!ation of
L.. I ft.n.rcn
Mr. A. ID. Cox has sold his extensive
mercantile business to Mr.. J. A.
feathers. Mr.. Cox will devote his time
to the management of his real estate.
w. w. Bailey, convicted OF forgery in
the Hastings Court Of this city, has been
/ refused q pardon by the Governor.
Quite q large audience was present 10
hear the lecture of Rev. DR.. Sledd at the
Methodist church last night A hand
some sum was realized, which goes to
the organ fund.
1t is expected that the Rev. b. F.
Lipscomb, who has served the Metho-
dist church here so acceptably cor the
past year, will be returned to this charge.
He is very popular with all denomina.
tons and is an excellent preacher.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Cards announcing the marriage on the
26lh Of this month Of Miss Lizzie Moore,
of this place, TO Mr.. Fred II. Schneider,
of Alexandria, are out TO take place of
the residence Of the young lady.
Willis Spooner, for years n resident OF
this place, died last night after an ill
ness of about two weeks. He was found
in his room this morning on his knees
dead.
A son Of Mrs. Armstrong, teacher in
Miss Sarah Randolphs school, in Balti-
more, was buried in the cemetery of
Monticello yesterday.
MIR. George A. Burgess, an attache Of
the Chronicle Printing Company, is i'll.
FOR NINE YEARS.
Jesse Trice, who was tried at the
County Court last week for horse-steal-
ing, was sentenced to the penitentary
for nine years. Judge Sims, Of Louisa,
presided at this term Of the court, Judge
White being absent.
j. c. Anderson and W. d. Pattison
qualified as notaries public.
Dr.. Eustathius Chancellor, a son OF
DR.. j. Edgar Chancellor, of this city,
has been appointed State medical ex-
aminer OF the Royal Arcsnum OF Mis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
Must Have Happenel.

"You know who said he thought he d
go crazy when his wife died two weeks
ago2"
eyes"
"Hemust have predicted truly. He's
evidently lost the little mind no had
then"
show so?'
shes married again"
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YrIRGINIA sTEAMBOAT 3 -

VIRGINIA SIEAh DE-
OoafA an nor oo5 'H9 o5ssaat route 70 Old
RoLsr; yI 96s TxAud BkAfHxS NEWPORT Te rkws
EEtJtRSnosT. and Nd j1HGs-s IrEh LAMP AsIs
Ises e By, eles .H WI ssl2' 2aoN619. wEDSSs
nay and FRIDAY a. a. y. stroe 0,-s 70, 20
directly 20 steamers wharf ft' ~ VIZ
or Norfolk. sl.sO; sseoni clisA ~ ,-,o,, .,,a.,,
Connsrtoas at ord P1ini aH1 S ,.',, I 49,.
.i II a' sl % ooTsa 1a 8 Jane. river Svst
and eessn WOW n ss' ouriss liuA Cheapest
routa ,,., and At Garbor's
1870 nsg.S iooo Main street. Bsssago checked
shrsasn; r ss,S-sSV ssy or SoayoLk. roks
MOUTH Old polST LaxA ASPavfL AFI M
ITO AND DAEyILLS 94aaI,oSs. and WAN.
E Ssros D Al sa 4 4, sS s:ss,a, s ,.gs
CAronnA' ssSs sso., iSsr a. lowest rstes and
through Ellis issued TIN ytoe- Presidant
Loe III NAin stroet and kockcssA
isvr vyu,s,sxn Frsishs and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
BROTHER AND SISTER WED.

A Strange Romance Which Began at Castle
Garden twenty-five Years AGO.
KANSAS CRY, November 10.-A TO-
nance of unusually unfortunate and pa
thetic detail was revealed yesterday,
when two detectives from Toronto dis
covered in Mir. and Mrs. Asa Barr, of
Kansas City, Kan, the relationship OF
brother and sister and the heirs to for
tunes left by a relative of Mrs. Bars de-
ceased mother. Two waifs-mere babies,
brother and sister-wero abandoned
twenty-five years ago by German immi-
grants at Castle Garden. They were
legally adopted-one by n man named
Asa Barr, the other by Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Evans moved soon afterwards TO
Philadelphia, where she brought up her
adopted daughter giving her a comforta-
bic home and good education. Twenty
years later the boy, grown to manhood
and having taken his adopted fathers
name, moved also to Philadelphia, where
he followed the trade of apainter.
Chance drew the brother and sister
together. Barr was captiyated with the
Girl and wooed, won, and married her.
Soon after they moved to Kansas City,
Kan, where Barr continued in his trade.
Not long ago Mrs, Evans died. Quickly
following her death occurred that OF a
relative in London, Canada, who died
rich and intestate. His fortune would
have passed to Mrs. Evans as the nearest
relative, but her death having occurred
her adopted daughter became the heir.
The attorneys sent detectives to trace the
heiress and in their investigation OF the
case they discovered the true relation
ship Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barr to be that OF
brother and sister. They arrived here
yesterday and revealed to the unfortu-
nate couple the facts.
The terrible knowledge PROSTATE d
Mrs Barr, and her husband is grief
stricken. No issue has resulted from
their marriage, Legal proceedings will
at once DO instituted TO sever the mar
riage bond and Mrs. Barr will 20 to
London, Canada, to claim her fortune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
g. r. u. hYzas. Gen6ral sup1dinsoodenl
4. ~. BNBRsos. General Passenger Ago0t
RICHMoND AND DANvILLR

I. DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN RPFsOP NOVEMBER 2, 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
f.45 A n SOUTHERN EXPKRSs. daily, 10 At
ianta, Augusta, and poinis 5Ouph Goa
nocts as Greensboro for Durham ani
hsleigh. 81 Salisbury for Western
hOrth Carolina Passengers ca1 tsks
sleeper az 4. n. Through sleep5fS
bom Danylle SOath.
eOAM ACCOMMODATION, dsiiY, oKosp.
Sunday, 70 Clover. Va, and tutor
mediaso points
fl.0O A. II VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
BXPREsS, daily. through rain ~
Raleigh "a heysYilis. Connects AZ
BuYkoviile with Norfolk End WesSera
railroad tor FArmVille, LynchoarG
sui polnts Wet; az heysuue tor
oiGrksville, Oxford, Henderson, aai
Durham.
500 p. NJ. PAST NAIL, daily, Tor Atlanta. Aa-
gusta aud points Houth. Conn9cS s.
Noseley's Junction vita Parmnus
snd Powhelen railroad. ~ dtesns-
bore for Durham AMI Raleigh, at
Salisbury for Western NORTH caro-
Ina Through sieepers from Dan
ecoP. Il LocIL daily. except sunday, for
Amelia Coarmouso end iH'efnoi'ass
point. -
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SIS SIS 2 = y Prom Atlanta and Augusta
sas A NJ. grom Amelia Courthouse
40 r. N. FROM Raleigh
SSs T.. NJ. AZ Aancho5isr. RON SIoyoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
ROMANTIC WEDDING.
HOW MISS BESSIE MAY AND Mr.. IT..
HOPKINS BECAME ONE.
A Happy Result OF Acknowledgements
Exchanged, Visits Made. and Love
Tollows--A Bold Burglar.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspa,cn.l
ScorrsvrLLB. VA. Nov. u, 1890.

ScorrsvTLLE, VA, Nov. II, 1890.
A marriage with very romantic attach
ments took place in Lynchburg yester.
day afternoon, the young lady in the
case being resident until yesterday of
this county.
Two or three months ago Miss Bessie
May, an accomplished and attractive
young lady, inserted az advertisement
in the "want " column Of newspaper
for situation rs teacher OF music. Eng
lish, and other branches. Among the
forty-two letters received in response to
the advertisement was one from Mr.. J.
r. Hopkins, Of Thompson's Valley post
office, Tazewell county, Va, who re-
quested a correspondence with view to
matrimony,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
Y0RK-RIYER LINE,vn wEsrPoisr
TIE rAvoRITs ROUTE NoRra
LEAVE RICHMOND;

LEAVE klOdMOND.
TRAIN so 81. $40 7. u
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily exoepi sunday. ssops
az sil staiionA A. Lester Manor eonneen vita
stage for waikortoo with Baltimore steamer A.
TRAIN No 81. AS p. n
BALTrNoRs LIMITED. daily except sunday,
for We,t Polns connecting Win xork-kivsr
steamers FOR baltimore Az Baltimore steaGasgs
counecs with Baltimore and Ohio railroad fos
Wsshington. Phllaielphia. ana New FORA.
Steamers leave baltimore p. \. daily, except
TRAINS arivs ss Richmond els A u. sad 10 %
TRAIN Ma Ia tao A. u
LOCAL. MIXED. iany except SUNDAY. leaves
Twsnty-thirf strsei tor West foins and inter
Tisss. o 81 station soos Of vtrsiais street.
opea 8 A. N. 70 ". h. and toa w n. 70 an
cisy slOfnes-eorass Of rsaa aud nAis
suI HAAH JAS l. TAYLOR
Trsa., Manager General Passenger Axoak
joARPH Z fOrik plvisies yesesAssr Axs4A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13

The Trades Council OF Melbourne an.
nounces that the secession OF the marine
officers leaves nothing to fight for. The
ship-owners have opened free labor
bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
REFEREYcRs EXCHANGED.

The request was granted, and corre-
spondeDce resulted after satisfactory re-
ferences were exchanged, and later on
the young gentleman. who is a promi-
nent merchant of high social standing
in his county, camo down on q visit.
The couple seemed to have Immediately
entered into a mutual admiration So
ciety," in which no other members we're
to be admitted but the two A warm
friendship then ripened into love, and
on the second visit of Mr. Hopkins,
which dated from Thursday morning
last. he found his fair love about 10 en-
bark upon a journey TO West Virginia,
where she had engaged to take charge Of
q school.
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RAILROAD ZINES


20 IT
E'ARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
Il KAILRoAn
GENERAL OFFICE 20 EAST MAIN srfEEE
SCHEDULE N EFFECT AUGUST g. .l
LEAVE RiCHaosD.
Gl5 a.. ~, ti1 Atlantic Coast limo fer Bermuda
Sos 4. ~, r'G Atlantic C0ast Line f1r Winter
p1cB sud interim .tlaf3 stations
$50 4. ", ma Richmond and Danvi.l8. fos Farm
Vile, ana al stations W1st0i Aos1ley
Junction.
500 P. ~. U.a Richmond and psnyille f1r Farm-
Vile, and al siai.Ons west " h.sll8y
Junction.
600 P. b., rg Richmond and lsaUio, fqr ssia-
garter sl1 Wntarpok
A9RIVH ~ RlCHg0ND.
9:i0 A. ~, rll At.anu. Coast Line, rom winter
poc1 AMI Intermediate stau "a
eco l.. 3D., Utl Atlantis loaet Line q. JOB iFruuiA
s.45 a. NJ, rt5 Richmond ara DauUle, i,ou
karmul.e, ani ala stations HoaI "
M01sley Junction
Gs5 A. NJ, % kichmon4 and pauuNo. from
skin-uarter and Wiutcrp9cL
an reins daily except sunday.
l0f d3keLa, LaEfagH -clocL- Giu s-tsHlHds an p,
coll upon A. ~. DAabLA. Atlantic lcllf Limo,
and Richmond AM La91lo de22qi.a,;, o-ov
General Freight ans Passonxor Agent
5Ahss X WEsIu. Gau9ral Manager aus
A TLAETlC COAST LINE.
RCEGOHD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TlhS-TABL2
Ccmmernng SUNDAY. November 2. 1870.
ass A. NJ. Esias oR usis r5sd vii rda az iSll88s
THAIa5 5OUTHWARD.
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Iudgs sCa3DD. Beaver Dan Depot Hanover Co., yar vds:
"Timohy Howard saI-ral nr three years With lung ani
urol; troubles. Last srri-y hs vas u.a-h, 20 De in
dying condition. rseorsasnisd BIN 60 uss A. B. Tonic
Is eject ~asmsgsai In Short time he was a3la % leave
his bed. asl nov regards hiuislta vs.Iman
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CHEsAPEAEE AND ONO RAIL-
u MAX COMPANY

DHESAPEAEE AND OHIO RAIL-
u MAX COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT OCTOBER - isp
iHAYa HrW)HD.
40 An Daily for Oii Point enf norton.
Chair 1uF Richmond 10 Oh foiul
ti.00 A. n. hxpfe r., daily .1r C.l-unau fnil-
man fsl.rs Car I|..ffr. uI ~ hen-
cevertt. A1d Paumsn Sleeper char.
loftessiIs % Cincinla1 l.4r ar
.0P.M. Krgrss5 daily flr oi4 35iai al gJr-
i.L Pullman slooglls CU e.--i9-
Dau to era P1.rL
go ?. H. Aaromnciau9a, oxsegt sunday ~
ssoPM ThsFF. v Iimlisd tally Pullman
olospicg Car ola Point - linr na az
sol.iyolhtlio uain, siti Dams 90. 4S
el1 IWllunrf fnarl. ltllfi n ~
cillaH sad fgllian " Loaltf.liA
ruAus AaarYs As aicHsqs2.
30 A. NJ and RES p n. daily tom cnanaaA
gIs A. NJ dalY, oKs8gg sunday. froia -u-g'
1850 An ana7.s5P. Y. daily from Norfolk
Go Y. n. FRET ht from Cbar.ouosUll9s -4e'Ps
suufsy carries p1sstlger>
station: Broad street near e1feaifllth
JAiEs-RIYEs pIyisioS
usichmosd and Allegheny kAnoail
LgETB R,cahNn
sooA.M. daily ioF lyacl5us. Louns'os. SAT
Chfsn fFTa
&pP.M. forLynsa az except suntay slsso-
tug o.. foF hliecuI fa..s A HA@
Leaves LynchbIrg ~ us A. \. dAiJ
fOF Lexiagt9n All clifton fofsA
ssAIss AHsryS AZ RIcHsosA
esoP NJ daily from Cihen Fergh
e2o A. N sEoops sga-E. re,a -ilii5h tsis~
Lexington aat tyn-ao9gg
~ v. FULLER
General Passenger Asoe-
q W. SYaYgNa Cos o. a. su psfinSen lea. les
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railroad. 80. L. Inn
Tiekets Gao % obsain0t Is \ ". earosr ~
Main s,rees; ChesspeGkS snd Ono al ~.
uond and Petorsburs depoiE, eng ~ GA .-aa'J
ofioea, 1901 Aaiu s1esI cod W1sstt EocAessA
ProlghI forwarded and taso 40 jas " I'~-'ANs
i-,,aed for points beyond Nov Iof&
yv,1snt receiyoa daIT uns1 7. n ,o>-r,vo
rrssspIYs, WEDNESDAYS, rhURsp9AaYis. and
SATURDAYS, BY tho Chesapeake ana o-lo ran ~,
var trid NevporI Nonsl a. .sy ~ 90. -. 49,,
Ri.btnond and Petersburg r4llt .. 81 ~ y
s,o.t0 A. NJ, will mako connection % NV"fO-A
win steamer leaving thooe laIe 40.
aXoRQk ". ALLEN . CO. Assn'A
-, f,-,,,r auy y lgafKs. HucSSgsA
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"a FrrTnf .NA N"I".'. .......f...
x 80 ..
q H-"
common
5000 f..-
'aAs A. b.
E $500
Tf
1882 A. r. i.a.f t..f 'r
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cor n Ieefa- ....r "a..f t.|.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13

In using Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, you
are employing the very best remedy for
colds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13

Successful Manufacturing Cheap fuel cheap m s-,,t
n reach, aud other material hand
and wood
rolingmils boundaries woolcu AMI c.t.uli ~
viii find this the best location In tao South
The facilities shipment Of products un.urr-.s.l
It's on two Of railroad. the Chesapeake and
Western O.. v the building ..a AMI
the Virginia
o River and Flaop Coko8;
OF ronor "A
mined t sand for
very door; n a word, ideal maluiactuung
level tract hundred lend lying . i
ne well, with hn FL,
gives irauaq las reserved
selected sites from @ .-.. .,
establishments Buchanan. blt
PANY OF BUCHANAN DESTROYS Of investing SUCH s ..a
promise of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
CONSUMPTION.

4 falering disease. and by the medical probes.
sion surrendered as manageable. Medical SCI
enco only ptoon3s liiO. b., never cures where iris
dreaded monster appears. Consumption is blood
disease. a. 3. C. Tonic may b. relied on for real
cure II used before vital organs are destroyed. As
general ionic 10 build W he system and promote
healthy Digestion, nothing EQUALS IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-13
he CHANGED HER MIND.

He quickly sot TO use his strongest
persuasive and argumentatiye powers to
change the young lady's plans and have
her become his wife. This he succeed
ed in doing, but the family and friends
Of the young lady were grossly ignorant
Of the development to follow when the
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