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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-30
His Last Resort.

Physician-Now, Mrs. Smalltalk,
will you let me look at your tongue9
Mrs. Smalltalk two minutes later
Well, doctor, why in the world don't
you look at my tongue, if you want
to, instead of writing away like a
newspaper editor2 How long do you
expect am going to sit here with my
mouth wide opena
Physisian-Just one moment more,
please, madam. / only wanted you to
keep still long enough SO that I could
write this prescription. -Somervills
Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-30

JOHN DfER.... nonoiuiu
-13m Room No. 8. upstairs. spreckels Bloch
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-30

No 2 P 81 B. PAIsT is especially adapted
for bridge work (wood or from and smoke
stacks, and has been used for these pur-
poses at Paauhau for the past four years,
giving great satisfaction.
No. 3 p. g. B. PAINT for fence posts or
any wood or timber used under ground or
submerged, being protection against all
marine parasites or water, also for
foundation timbers.
IDEAL RooF PAINT. Colors: Red. Brown
and Black. Is the best in the market for
iron, tin or single roofs.
2. IL z. ELECTRICAL COMPOUND. This ar
ticle for affording perfect insulation is
without an equal and has obtained recog-
milton by the largest electric light COM
panies and manufacturers of insulated
wire.
IDEAL RooFING AND SIDING. Colors:
Brown or Black. Adapted for steep or
fiat roofs. Can be laid by anyone without
previous experience.
All the above articles are absolutely
tasteless and odorless and contain no coal
tar.
EDrFor circulars or other information
To tho auapfS a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Neciecting Disease.

One reason why cases terminate fatally
that at first were not believed 10 be serious
is because patients neglect disease in its
first and faint attack. They wait until the
enemy is well into the citadel, and then
they find il very difficult to dislodge him.
II Is the height of folly 10 treat illness as n
matter Of small importance, for we know
not what may be developed. A man who
has family 10 support, woman who has
children and house to care form fact,
no one who thinks life is worth living
yields to sickness until they feel that 1t is
going TO get the best of them, and then Is
the time TOR prompt, thorough, and etfec-
tive medicine. With Simmons Liver Regu-
lator you can always relieve and never do
harm. Little may be needed, but still
when you have simple and prompt assist
ance many dangerous forms of diseasesmay
be arrested and removed at the outset, for
this Is the time or chance. Simmons Liver
Regulator should be kept in every homo
ready for every emergency. No home
should be without il to arrest disorders
promptly, which II not taken In season
often develop into serious diseases. II
stimulates the torpid liver. strengthens the
digestive organs. regulates the bowels, and
e unequalled e. An anti-bilious remedy.
Gise IL fair trial and II will not only yo.
lieye but permanently cura
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
For the Dispatch.l
What Is the Present Status OF the Life
Members OF the Virginia State Agricul-
fural Socioty?

What Is the Present status of the Life
Members OF tho Virginia State Agricul-
tural Society?
This is an inquiry propounded by a joint
resolution which passed without opposi-
ton the House of Delegates few days ago,
and was side-tracked in the Senate by re-
ference to its Committee on Agriculture,
through the opposition of certain senators,
who said that it was an inquiry into the af-
fairs of prirdte corporation with
which tho Legislature had nothing
to do. II these senators had turned
their memories back few days
they would have seen that this resolution
was the natural sequence of AN ill-advised
and hastily-enacted bill which authorized
the sale of the valuable property of the So
ciety and limited the confirmation of such
sale TO stockholders who reside in the city
of Richmond TO the exclusion of the voice
and interest of numerous farmers who are
iife-mcmbers and reside in all sections Of
the State. The passage of this bill was
wholly uncalled for. as there was sufficient
legal power in general meeting Of the soci-
ETY., embracing life-memoers and stockhold-
ers, TO sell the property, IL necessary or adj
vantageous, 70 give o legal title to purchases,
pay Oh liabilities, and xeinvest the sur
plus. But il seems to be theory OF some
that the society IL now simply joint-stock
concern to hsrun by about 200 business
men in Richmond without the concurrent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
The Fifteenth Amendment

We made mention several days ago OF
the fact that two leading Republican
Journals in the Northwest were not afraid
to declare possible the abrogation of the
fifteenth article of amendments to the
Federal Constitution. Those were Cincin-
matt and Chicago papers. The New York
Herald has come to the same conclusion, we
Infer, from an article in its issue of Satur-
day last. though the Herald merely says
that it is curious TO consider the political
changes which would come about if the
Mississippi proposition to repeal the
fifteenth amendment should find general
favor and be adopted, and Affects to con-
slider the matter only in that light; but it
goes on to quote the fourteenth amend
ment and to show how much strength the
Democrats would lose in the House of
Representatives and in the election of
President of the United States in case the
fifteenth amendment were sbrogated. The
Herald concludes as follows:
I've are not arguing for the repeal OF
che fifteenth amendment. but only stating
I'm very general terms some of the political
results which would follow from such re-
peal. One thing We will add. IL seems TO
BY their continued appeals for Federal in
reference and by setting themselves up
more and moro as a separate class IN the
community, have greatly weakened the
eympathy OF their most Jealous friends Ill
the North. and prepared the public mind
In the northern States to acqulesce in any
legal and constitutional measure which
viii for awhile at least take them out of
politics."
Here is the section Of the fourteenth
amendment which would become opera
tive IL thefifteenth were stricken out of the
Constitution:
Section q Representatives shall be ap-
portioned among the several States accord
ing to their respective numbers. counting
the whole number Of persons in each State.
excluding Indians not taxed. But when
choice Of electors for President and Vice
President of the United States. representa-
tivee in Congress, the executive and Judi
cial officers OF State, OF the members of
the Legislature thereof is denied to any of
the male inhabitants OF such State, oeing
twenty -one years OF age and citizens of the
United States. or in any way abridged, ex-
cept for participation in rebellion or other
crime, the basis of representation therein
shall be reduced in the proportion which
The number of such male citizens shall bear
20 tho whole number Of male citizens
twenty-one years Of age in such State.
We in Virginia have ten representatives
IN the lower house Of Congress. II we deny
the right to vote TO the negro man we shall
then have oply six representatives in that
body. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
EUery article oduertised 1O1tt be
nr,nrxo rnprz DAYS NEXT WEEK
DURING THREE DAfo MAI ""~
800. WILL BUY

q pattern containing about seven yards OF IKE
Figured Saline. Only ono pattern 70 each
person. ~
ward regular SOC. Pants Goods. for mems and
boys wear;
1zenhyr Crochet shetland shawl. in solid olsck'
white. cardinal or light blue:
Q wards good 1914 Bioached Shooting;
IN ysrds genuine Utica io-4 Bleached shec'lns :
yard heat SOC. Rx.rs-wide, Fsst-Color Turkoy
Rcd Table Dsmssk. new, 1880 styles;
. Yards ss.inch wide Wool Henrietta in the new
est spring shades; III
IL Yards striped Serge and Henrietta IN all
colors. worth Csc. per yard;
4 wards Bordorod Victoria Lawn, TX yards VICE.
suitable for aprons, dresses &c
o Yards CSC French Corded Pique;
2 Yards l5c. French Corded Pilue;
q vards SIC. white India Loen
r yar1s 92.Ioch wide linen-Ftnish Cotton Dispo. /.
= Yards good Blesched Twilled Crash Io"eiins :
i wards good AlI-Linen Crash r-,nc.a
I oozen All-Linen, Helf-Bleacneu, riins'N
Rreakfsst Doilies. worth Soc.
DOZEN Fast-Color Fringed Tursey-ked pohies /.
O dozen two aud four-hole Pearl buttons "a'
sell at &C. per dozen:
Childs Silk-Plush Cap mat SOL" a. W.
3 quart bottles Williams INK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

Presently the Supreme Court, the high
eat tribunal in the State. decided that tho
Republican representatives from Silver
Bow county were legally entitled to their
seats. thus vindicating the action Of the
Republicans in oil respects.--Ner York
Tribune.
In like manner Republican Speaker
of the National House of Representatives
has "vindicated the action Of the Republic
cans In all rcspects" A miserable parti-
san speaker and miserable partisan court
are Just the sort Of indicators" the peo-
pie OF this country have no confidence In.
Have you heard the news from Ohio?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
GREAT s9-cgNT. SALE TOMORROW,
800. WILL BUY

7 pair Mems Heavy Gray Mixed Socks, with dou-
BILE seamless heels;
3 pair Mons Unblcaehef and Fancy, best CSC.
British Socks:
1 Mans Half Wool Natural Gray Undershir,.
worth DC.
pair Mons fiskwool Natural Gray Drawers,
worth 75c.:
2Nsn's best satin-Lined Ties, Tock ana fourth
Hand shapes;
4 Mems regular i6l.c quality Imported Linen
Collars IN the very latest shapes. standing
and rundown;
I OF our great soc. Unlanndered Shirts, made OF
heavy undressei cotton. reinforced 'front.'
and back, and 400 Linen Bosom:
Mans zoe. striped Outing Shirt:
2 Boy's striped outing Cloth ShntWalsts, worth
35c. each;
2 pair Cnlldren's Absolutely Stainless Fast
Black French Ribbed Hose with sxtra-heaVy
feet, full regular made. wellknown brand
sold heretofore at 3jc.
2pa'r Ladies' Fine French Hose, unoleached
grounds with narrow stripes. that soil AZ
25c.
q pair Ladies Full Regular Black Hose, with un-
bleachod split soles:
dozen Palm Toilet Soap;
2 bottles best 2Jc. Extract
3 packages Oakley's Toilet Powder;
dozen packages l0c. stove Polish;
\ bottles French stove dressing:
Leather Writing Portfolio that sold atN
dozcn papers best English Pins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

The United States Government would
put honor upon itself and raise itself IN
the estimation of foreign Powers by erect
ing q monument to the late Commodore
MATHEW F. MAURy. Save for the opposi-
ton of the United States Government
which was dictated by partisan hate an in
ternational MAuRY memorial would have
been erected long ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
New Books.

A Dolls House and Other Plays. BY HKN-
RIK IBsKN. Translated by WILLIAM
ARCHER, and Other Hands. With Bio
graphical and Critical Introduction.
Prepared for the Present Edition by
EDMUND GossE. New York and London !:
John w. Lowell Company. 1890. Price
in paper, so cents.
For sale 10y the publishers.
A March in he Ranks. BY JESSIE FoTHEn-
GILL, author of The First Violin" &c.
New York FRANZ f. LOWELL g. Co. 1890.
Price in paper 80 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
The Bondman. A New Sagor. BY HALL
GAME, author of THE Deemster, &c.
New York: Same Company. 1890. Price
in paper 80 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Rising Rappahapnock.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, February S.-The
heavy rains of yesterday and to-day have
set the Rappahannock on rise. which be-
gan late this evening, and at this hour still
continues. Should it rise TO any extent
the damage 20 tic and wood-dealers would
be considerable. as there is large number
Of ties and quantity of wood on the
wharf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

Abrams, N. H.. February New Hamp-
phiro Ropu biicsns believe that the majority
ohould rule without references. to prece-
d6nls. consequently thsy strongly endorse
Gpeaker Beed. -. n. Coodei IN Philadelphia
<bee&
All right. Take Mr. HAnmsox ort Of the
White I5ouss and give the charge OF it to Mr..
OxsvxzAxD. Turn both New York senators
at a. tho United States Senate and elect in
1keir places men who viii represent State
0h,6k LIT fall gave Governor HUI fifteen
6ko1nnnd majority. Turn ont both Of tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
50 CENTS WILL GO A GREAT WAY n ora
CHINA DEPARTMENT
39C. WILL BUY

French China Goli-Bsnd Sugar Di.h na,,,
75c
A largo-sizo Rebecesa,-tho-wsn Te.po, pa
was zoe.
Iris Mirror that was SOC.
A best quality square bread Tray ms, sns',
lsrge-slze Heavy Blsck Iron scgiiis:
French POrcelall AOss-kOse Decorated Cs,.
and Saucers:
, Northumberland Plates. CUPS, AL
saucers:
good White Granite Cups AMI sAucers.
4 White French china Cups aud >su'or.
Cut umiIatlon Crystal Fruit Or iceCrsaa
Saucors
Brown Pitchers, ~ quarts.
A patent Potato Masher and patent Egg-ps.,,.
worth p each
large sized Embossed Silycref Walters.
large Glli-bani French China Na, pN,,
worth &c. each.
HanisCmoly decorated China Places
/ very nnc French China Clspaiore, nanf.o,r..
~ decorated. worth o..
lhaadsone Glass Lamp, lArge-sike burner A..
shade, worth 1jc.
boxes &c. Note Paper and Envelopes:
Ladies' Embroidered and scai0pei Wa.
uandk crchief-. worth sc. eA.h.
siik-Plush Tides, large size. that s0ii A.
pieces. containing y yards each, good IofAss
Lace
4 pair chudrou's Fa,l-Blsck lg< Derby R.ss,
Hose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

II appears that tho gang Of highwaymen
who put Mr.. Reed into the chair have,
thrown aside oil pretence of decencv, and
are ready TO defy public sentiment on
every issuo.-C ourier-Jot17dl.
So it appears to us. We have not been
able to see that the gang" have made
any concessions 10 the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Richmond's Plea for the Body OF Jefferson
Davis.

Davis.
[For tho Dispatch.l
A more suitable place for HI, ashes to rest
No poet or sage can declare
Than this city, tina. stood with an undaunted
Mid the battles loud thunder and glare.
It was here that no marshan'd his hosts 70 en-
gage
In that struggle for freedom and right
Which oncircled his namo on history'e page
With halo OF glory and light
1t was hero that no guided our grand ship of
State
Through the blood-crimsoned pillows OF war,
TIL deep IN the fethomless ocean OF fate
Sank that refuge OF liberty's law.
Then, hero By this river. whose murmur is
naught
But requiem low for tho brave
In this city, with hallowed memories frsugkt-
Is the place, Is the place for his gravel
Oh give us his ashes II is meet, II is Just
That they should be mingled with those
OF the men who wcro true 10 tho God iycn trust
Their homes to defend from all toes.
And his people will moisten their dust with the
tears
Which only loves fountain distlls
AS long as the sun DER the mountains Of years
Shines down on our valleys end hills.
And no venomous breath OF sectional hate
Can tarnish his glorious namo
While Homer stands guard at the bright golden
gate
Opening into the temple of Fame.
Richmond, Va. WA. MATHEWS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

We are able now TO answer aquery which
was addressed to the Dispatch few days
ago but was not answered.
The percentage Of illegitimatc births to
total births is, in Ireland, 2.3; England.
As; Germany, 81; Scotland, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
GunY,ysy1r1K. VA. February 7, 1890.

GrILrAMsyIILE. VA, February z, $3.50.
To 0ie Editor Of The Dispatch
Were Governors Walker and Cameron
Republican or Democratic Governors Z
Please answer in your daily. W. j. G. U.
CAMERON was Republican. Governor
WAtKER was elected as true Republl-
can," but always acted with the Demo-
Gratis, and was o good Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
No. $40 WEST MARSHALL,

RICHMOND Va. February 6, 1890.
To tie Editor of Gs Dispatch:
Dear Sir.-please publish the official
vote of the State cast last November for
the candidates of the Democratic. Repub-
lican, and Prohibition parties and oblige
not only myself, but many others;
Respectfully yours. l.. A. CUTLER.
McKNNEY Oemocrat), l62,654; MALONE
Republican). l2O,4T; TAYLOR Prohibi-
tiopist). Sy7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Let the Commissioner of Agriculture BE
Elected by the People.
To 1ie Editor of the Dispatch.

Dear Sir.-As the General Assembly has
agreed TO disagree upon the bill defining
the qualities OF the Commissioner of Agri-
culture. thereby leaving the appointment
as at present to the Governor and the SEN
ate. suggest that the law be so amended
as TO allow the commissioner to be elected
upon the ticket with tho Governor. Lieu
and Attorney
Thus the farmers would have their say on
the subject in convention and each grand
division of the State-lidewater, Pied
mont, the Valley, and the Southwest--haye
n representative upon the gubernatorial
ticket. Respectfully, RcsEwELL PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

Ono lot Of LADIES' GENTLRMBN'S, and BOYS
GOSSAMRRS. all 90 at the UNIFORM pt'co Vi
One lot lot Of - UNBLEACHED sHEETING at l7c'
One lot tot Of io-4 UNBLEAoHED sHREr1NG at 100.
One lot tot Of ia UNBLEAcAED sHEETING at2lc.
syard, worth SOC. ;ourn corrou
Ono LOT Of yard wide UNBLEACHED CoIION
at 4kc. yard; r,cr,p,, rom
One lot Of extra-nne - UNbLhAOhhD WA
TON, 7c quality for sc. a yard; oorro,,
One lot of remnants Of BLEACHED COTTON,
slightly damaged, at SIC. a yard, worm rr tS
Ono lot Of remnants OF BLEACHED COIION'
equal TO Fruit OF the Loom, al &c. yarh
one lot Of FRENCH PERCALES IN fenhAhts'
worth 12kc. q yard at &c - o,,,, -
One lot Of 30 pieces OF GARTER ELASTIC at DC.
yard, worth lOc- >,r.r-,.s -. ..
One lot OF LADIES' WHITE CUFFS az &c
pair; . x,,,,,,,r, ,,rrt ,cr
One lot Of i iN Si GiNGHAM DRESSES. at
One lot Of purely ALI-W0oL TRlCoTs,
double fod. IN heliolrope, plum, tan, ana
golden-brown cOlorings. all new SHADES, AZ
One lot Of nne, beautiful. ALL-wooL STRIPED
DRESS GOODS, tho usual soc. qusliy az
One lot Of Wool HENRIRTTAs. double fold. 10
all tho new shados and black, al sSc. a. ya t.'
One lot of elegant l2sc. quality GINHhAMS'
pretty new patterns at9'ac. yard
FROM THE BANKRUPT-sALE OF MARTIN &
POWERS
One lot OF LADIES' FINE GAUZE HOSE In solid
colors and black OF l2Hc. pair: ~
One lot OF LADIES' HOSE In fancy stripes, soild
colors. and black, every pair worth oVc'' al
23c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

One 10, OF MRNiS FANCY HALF-HOSE, the
usual i0c quality at &c, pair;
The celebrated II. IL 7. CORSET, made OF exua.
nne Saline Jeans, shaped waisthand, ana
ane corded busts equal II not superior IN
mako and finish 70 any Il corset Oh 'no
market only &C. "a pair , ,,o,,,,,ra -.
One lot of 5Oc. FRENCH WOVEN CORsETs at
3d.. covyDo g.,
One lot OF OILcLoTH TABLE-CoVERs' ~
yards square, nj l9c. apiece;
One lot OF fine BLACK JERSEYS which sold az
si.75, &, and t2.5O--your choice Oh any "'
One lot Of extrs-heavy BLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS IN remnants, al 7Hc yeru'
Ono lot Of doe POLISHED CURTAIN POLES.
with brass trimmings, 100. apiece; 80
One lot of LINEN WINDOW SHADES with nx-
lures complete. only 3ic.-eyorybody sells
One 'S lot Of :; ELF I oIcLoTH, worth iOc only
One " lot Of SOC. WHITE SHIRTS, reinforced
bosom and back. al Csc. -
Ono lot OF 0O,. PLRATED- BOSOM SHIRTS at Soc
One 10, OF ENGLISH FULL-RLGULAR-AADE
HALF-HOSE at l2Hc. u pair:
One lot OF GENTLENE EMS COLLARs-styles,
standing and turn dOwn-4c. apioce;
One lot OF FOUR-PLY CUFFS at l3c. = pair or
two pair for 35c.:
One lot Of zoe. BU5TLES AZ &c. apiece.
WHITE-GOODS REMNANTS.
On, store ia the recognized headquarters for
actual bargains In White-Goods Remnants Our
offer OF this week excels all previous ones ana
adds lusirs 10 our reputation, and We feel Justly
proud Of this purchase.
The lot consists OF extra-lne Satin Plaid
Nulla fine Hem stitched stripes and Plain Mulls,
fine Polka-Dot hulls, Lace Striped Mulls, and
extra-nne Damssse Figured Mulls. The same
qualities in fun pieces retail at 10 aud 23c.
ward Cur price for any Of the lot Is l0nc.
yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA, February 1, 1880.

RICHMOND. Va, February I, 1880.
TT,HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
Il FORE existing between Linton U. Miller,
Webster s. Khosds, and simon w. Gerhart.
doing business In Richmond and Lynchbure.
Va under the flrm-namo Of MILLER, HuoADs &
GEHHART, IL this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, LINTON o. MILLER and WEBsTER T.
RHoADS assuming all the liabilities Of the rrm;
simon w. Gerhart Withdrawing from tho arm 10
Richmond, and Linton U. Miller and Webster y
khoads Withdrawing from the frm in Lynch
burg. Va LINTON q. MILLER,
WEBSTER 4. RHOADS,
SIMON w. GERHAaT.
The business in Richmond viii DO continued
BY Linton o. Miller and Webster g. Rhosds, I'M
der the nrm-nane OF MILLER & RHOADs.
LINTON o. MIILER
WEBSTER s RaOAbe.
Tho business In Lynchburg. Va, viii be con-
tipued by simon W. Gerhart under the name Of
3. w. oRRHART.
10 Git h w. aRRHART.
MOTTO E-THE CO-PARTNER-
IN SHIP formed January lat under the style
aud firm OF CARvEDo q PARKS has this DAY
been dissolved. Mr.. T. y. Parks Withdrawing
and commencing business for himssli Ct 1868
CARY street. fss>1i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. A
~ general meeting Of tho Stockholders In the
EUROPEAN RAILWAY-sIGNAL COMPANY ID
called 70 be held ct isi4 east Main street, Rich
mond, Va, al 4 p. NJ, FEBRUARY Is, 1890.
Special notices enclosing blank proxtes viii be
mailed.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
w. j. JOHNSON, President
II. l. Hooyxn. Secretary and Treasure.
ja i0-3ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

At sImos, one half OF the original pFIees n''''
xha. what We have now
No s0s-i pair s. Gulpare Curtains Tor -
No 6s60-i pair g. % 0uipure Curtains to'
No ii7s-i pair s. Cream Nottingham los -
No. NIL pair sa;o Galpars fof s.
No t0s-i pair & nottingham fcrH'
No Ssoa--i pair s. Guipurc for tL@
Nc. 2nos--l psir 81 Nottingham for soc'
No 700-i pair Is Brussels for tlsO.
No. 7s0-i pair 81 Brussels for s.
No. 5oi--i pair 50 6aipurs for sl.'a
No s5ssx--i pair z5c. 6uipare Tor &c
Ne. SOL pair $40 Guipure fcs sLA
No. sso--l pair s. 0alpure for si".
No. eo.57s--i pair q. 80 Irish Poiat for -
No io9o-l pair Real Lace si7.~ for t.@
Nc. 7sg-i pair heal Lace - forG@
No. xsis--i pair Heal Lace go 'erN
No s6s-i pair Real Lace $40 for ~
No. EsS--i pair Real Lace 10 Tor "
Special attention given 10 sample ana "'
orders Filled same day received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

SCOTLAND Nick, n. c., Feb. 8, 1880.
An emigration agent put IN at Iillery,
ten miles from this place, two nights ago,
and began stirring up the negroes on the
river farms, but he was soon asked not to
NEEDLE with the labor, so he left. A num-
her of the negroes became enraged. but
soon were quiet. "Pey Ley" Williams has
telegraphed for / 900 from this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

Richmond. February 8, 1890.