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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
AoAY FOR THE WHOLE DOCKET.
A Model County--Prevalenco of Whoop-
ing-Cough-Miping Interests.

Correspondents OF the Hammond Dspatch.l
STUART, Va, December Is, 1890.
Next Tuesday will be our County
Court, but tho docket is slim and the
term viii close the first day.
For Six weeks the whooping-cough and
measles have been raging at Stuart and in
several parts of the county The attend
ance upon the schools, both public and
private, has been greatly lessened by these
diseases.
The minerals Of Patrick are attracting
considerable attention. The "Hurd sill
ver-mine" Is being developed. and your
correspondent is informed that the ore is
unusually rich and in abundance. Colonel
l.. w. Barksdaie, the representative of q
large and wealthy syndicate that has largely
invested in Patrick minerals, Is here and is
having specimens Of ore assayed.
The Methodists OF Stuart are preparing
TO have Their church remodelled, and when
completed II will be one of the handsomest
houses OF worship IN this part of the State.
HE WAS NOT POSTED.
Last Sunday night some thief attempt
cd to break INTO the law Office Of ). r..
Maggener, Jr. An entrance was not
effected and the only damage done was the
smashing OF back window. which was So
curely fastened. Mr.. WaRgener thinks
the thief must have been o stranger in
these parts, or else he would never have.
Just at this time. for the sake Of finding
money or yaluables attempted TO break
into Patrick lawyers Office.
Dom Pedro used Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
THE HAPPY COUPLE.

The bride was given away by her uncle.
Major II. A. Rdmondson. She is a daughter
of the late Robert IL. Edmondson, and by
her purity of character, sweetness of dis
position, and other loyable traits OF mind
and heart has won the friendship of all her
associates and the community generally.
She was handsomely attired in travelling
suit of blue.
Coles and has long been one of the best
known and most popular young men of
this county.
In their married life they will have the
heartfelt wishes of large circle of kindred
and friends for their uninterrupted happi-
ness and prosperity.
The bridal presents were very numerous
and handsome.
Mr. and Mrs. Coles left on the evening
train for Shendun, their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
TOILET GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our entire basement floor, size 15Sx50 feet the
largest holiday-roOm In the city, 10 nlled 70
oyerfowing with everything for the little folks.
tho Dig folks, and everybody. Bear In mind We
are selling these goods tor loss than we or any
body else ever sold holiday goods previous to a
holiday, We do this TO close out our stock, as
we must sell It all before we move. Below We
apuepd list OF a few Of the goods TO be found
In our holiday stock:
Bsque, Indesructible, Wax, China, and Rag
polls, Pantomime Dolls, Musical Dolls, Talking
and Sleeping Dolls, Laughing and Crying Dolls,
Wool Dolls Dressed Dolls, &c.
Horns. Trumpets, from bones, and Harmoni-
cas-. Musical Coffee Grinders, Organs. Pianos.
Spring Guns, Harmless Guns, Buffalo Bill
Guns, Pistols and Paper Caps.
Magic Lanterns, Tiyoll, Bsgatelle Tables, Bill
lizard Tables, and Dominoes
Doll Carriages-ths largest stock ever offered,
from CSC. up to ss.95.
Wagons In all sizss-we have the best-msdo
Wagons 10 this city. Gost-sulkies and Goat
Wagons. Rccking-Horses, swinging-Horses.
Surprised Boxes. supple-Jscks, Sand Pals and
shovels.
Chess Men. Checker-Boards, and Bsckgam-
mon. Boards, Lotto. Solitaire.
All Of the new and popular games at the low
est prices.
Cnsirs, Bicycles, Trlcyles, Velocipedes, Shoe
Fllee, Dexters, and sleighs
China Dinner and Tea Sets, Brittania Tea Sets
Kitchen Sets, Wash Sets.
Tops, Marbles. Base-Balls, Footballs. and
all other kinds OF Balls.
Alarge and complete assortment OF india Rup-
Der Dolls Animals, and Balls.
All kinds Of Iron Toys. such as Trains,
Engines, Hook and Ladders, Express-Wagons,
Hose-C Carriages, etc.
Chrlstmas-T Tree Holders, ChristmsSTree Or
nsments. Candles, and Powder
full assortment OF T11 Toys
ssd-Irons, Toy-Castors, Stores, Bells. and
Chimes.
Bucks and Saws, Noahs Arks.
Walking Elephants, Rabbits, Ducks, Cats. and
Bears.
Tiddledy-wlnks. Tiddledy-winks Tennis,
Battledoo- and shutiIecock, Grace-Hoops,
Dumb Bells, Indian Clubs aud Rsins
Cribs, Cradles. Bedstesds, Lounges, Tables,
and Chairs.
Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums,
Scrap Books
Stereoscopes and Views.
Handsome Desks and Work Boxes.
Infants Baskets. Work Baskets, Lunch, Scrap,
and Key Baskets.
Easels and Pictures, Checker Tables
Tho largest, best assorted, and cheapest and
best Books for children In tho city. Standard
Books at very low prices.
Biscsing Stands, Comb and Brush Sets and
Manicure Sets in elegant Plush and Metal Cases.
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NOTICE

On SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY
EVENINGS our store VIII remain open TIL .
O'Clock to Accommodate those who cannot visit
us during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
THE NeLMs-GooDRlCH WEDDING.
A Brilliant Society Event at smithheld-
OF for Northern Tour.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
SMIIHF1ELD. Va, December IL, 1880.
Yesterday morning at II o'clock the mar
rage of Mr.. George X. helms to Miss oaran
Il. Goodrich was celebrated in the presence
of a large number of people who had
assembled in the Methodist church.
The bridal party marched in to the sweet
strains of Lohengrin, preceded by the
ushers in the order in which they are men
toned: W. j. helms and I. j; Barhsm'
John l.. Cowling and Charles b. Hayden,
@. i. helms and z. @. Goodrich.
THE CEREMONY.
Just as the bride and groom took their
stand at the altar under beautiful arcn
of evergreens. the Rev. t. j. Taylor. pastor
in charge, began in very impressive man
per the marriage ceremony. the effect OF
which was heightened by the solemn ana
subiued organ accompaniment rendereu
by Miss helms, sister of the groom.
The bride, who was attired IN bronze
green cloth travelling suit, carried a bunch
OF nyphetos roses. The church had been
beautifully and tastefully decorated by the
friends of the parties with pot-plants and
eyergreens. After the ceremony was over
the happy pair went by carriages to Sui
folk. where they took the train for Nor
folk, thence they embarked for northern
cities.
THE HAPPY COUPLE.
Mr. helms is one of our most energetic
and thrifty farmers, whose father Mr..
George Il. helms, formerly of this place,
now lives at Newport News with MIR. w. j..
helms, another of his many sons.
Mrs. Nelms is the daughter Of MIR. 0. G:
Goodrich. of our town. and IL a lady Oh
rare graces of person and character.
APEASUr GLUT.
Peanuts have been coming into town in
caravans for weeks, and yet there seems to
be no abatement in the supply. Many OF
the farmers are holding for an advance IN
prices, and many could not get enough
hands to pick them of. even should they
desire to sell.
The trade of our merchants has been re-
markedly good this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
PRETTY HALIFAX WEDDING.
Mr. Nathaniel X. Coles United to Miss
Mary Edmondson.
TCorrespondenco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

South BosToS, VA, Dec. 1s, 1890.
The marriage of Mr.. Nathaniel X. Coles
and Miss Mary Edmondson was solemnized
at the Episcopal church at Halifax Court
house yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR.. o. A.
Kinsolving officiating. Notwithstanding
the very Indictment weather q large num-
Der of relatives and friends were present
TO witness the ceremony. Willing hands
prompted by loving hearts had beautifed
the church with handsome decorations,
and the brilliant light of many lamps i'm
parted an additional brightness to the
happy event. Mrs. A. h. Green presided at
the organ with her customary skill in touch
and expression.
Nj. Faulkner. w. III. Darlington, ]. III. Han
kins, Coles Spragins. and Henry IL. Ed
fnunds
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1g'oFE!N
(9NPAfY
--AO

Read OF the book store-compare the
prices with their real value. We give q
few rs samples merely. Make your own
selections anywhere about the Book De-
partment. We don't want single book
left after the holidays.
La Fontaines Fables. illustrated by
Gustave Dore, Sl.50 = publishers
price So (;
All OF the Dore Books, as the Inferno,
Bible Gallery. &c. 81 and s1.25 each;
Picturesque Washington, 7jc.-publish-
er's price 80;
Samantha at Saratoga, 81 f;
Irvipg's Life of Washington, Ssc.
Les Miserables, by Hugo, Count OF Monte
Cristo, Mysteries of Paris, Wander
ing jew, and all Books OF this kind,
75c. each
Cooper's Complete Works, sixteen vol
umes, cloth-publishers price $40
it's selling here now for $3.50;
Walter SCOTS Works. twelve volumes,
81;
Mary J. Holiness Works, Csc. per vol
ume
Gilmore Inman's Works, seventeen vol
umes, cloth, publishers price SlS--
sells here for $3.50;
The Family Edition of Poets, as Holmes,
Longfellow (complete), Whittier
(complete), Lowell, Mrs Browning
(complete), &c, Sl.25-- regular
price S2.25;
Our ked-Line Poets, 45c. ;;
Woods New Illustrated Natural History,
book 1l1S, containing 79j pages,
sells here for Sl.50-usual price
S4.9S;
Taine's English Literature, Schiller's
Thirty Years War, History OF the
Four Georges. Plutarch's Lives,
Court and Times of Queen Eliza
beth, Locke on the Human Under
standing, History of the Reforma-
ton of the Sixteenth Century,
Humes Essays, all will be sold for
75c., along with many others too nu-
merous to mention;
Our Oxford Bibles, Prayer-Books,
Hymnals, &C., go for less than cost 4;
A set of Dickens, Russian-leather bind
ing, that sold for 1913 now sells for
4l5-fifteen volumes;
A Scrap-Book containing fifty pages,
cloth binding, 29c., usual price 81
Over 1000 Volumes, cloth bound, sell,
ing here for 19c., including all
standard and popular authors
Such books as Lytton's, Ruskins, The
Antiquary (by Scott, Mayne Reds,
for SOC.
All the new Children's Books from DC. to
the handsomest published
Christmas Cards, Booklets, in olio and
hand painting-every new design
| 3. 900 Booklets Mt &c. each.
Open Feather with silk
# g.: IS: $: Il /
lac, 99c.-the usual selling price is
S2.l2.
All kinds Of Gauze and Feather Fans.
MI. e ILa baot ,natac Oft<zs.@<z@s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
HANDKERCHIEFH.

Ladies' Co'ored- Border, fast colors. two for Sc.
ladies' Colored- Border Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs only &C. each, and &c. for the lJc. quality.
Mufiers. pure White silk, the finest ever
brought to this city the IS quality for s34S, tho
81 quality for s2ls and the IS quality for s2.i9.
SIX Hsndkorchefs for ladies and gentlemen
In initial and plain hemstitched all reduced to
TOILET GOODS
A 25, bottle Of the best sschet Powder for l7c.
A TO-. bottle OF German Cologne for &c.
25c bottle Of Colgato's Perfume--Illy OF the
Valley, Ylsng-Ylsng, Violet, or Heiiotrope-for
l9c.
A bottle OF Florida Cologne for l3c,
A Csc box OF DR.. Prays Rosaline and Diamond
Nall Polish for l7c.
Playing-Ca a regular SOC. deck for l2c.
Account Books. set OF three for Sc.
Wash Lists only &c.
A good nair-Brush for &c.
good Blacking-Brush for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
AN TXpRCrFD ROOM.
FORGeR AND THIEF JAILED.
II. W. Hammond's Crooked Work In Two
states-Franklin's Improvements.
fCnrraarnnto,ca ~ d "A 1t,hu,n,t ntaO.t.N

CORRESPONDENTS Of the Richmond Dispatchl
Franklin, Va. December II, 1890.
On the night of either the 18th or 18th of
November last, during the absence of Mr..
j. q. Parker. of this town, at the Metho-
dist Conference in Lynchburg, some one
broke INTO his lsw-ofice on Main street and
stole thereIrom number of articles,
among which was Bond No. l, $500, of the
Franklin Hotel Company, and three cer-
tifcates of deposit from the Farmers Bank
OF Nansemond, aggregating about $500.
MIR. Parker. upon his return, at once noti-
fed the bank and hotel company of the
theft. but kept the matter quiet. On the
10th of December man calling himself J.
G. Parker, attempted to get money on the
hotel bond and failed and then forged Mr..
Pa.keFs endorsement TO q check on the
Oxford Bank of North Carolina and got
the money on IL.
THE BOND RECOVERED.
Being suspected he was arrested and
Mr.. Parker's bond found on him, together
with number of other articles which he
had stolen the night before from an Office
in Henderson. he gave his real name as
4. W Hammond. He will probably go to
years for his offences in that State. so will
hardly be prosecuted in Virginia. Mr..
Parker has recovered tho hotel bond. but
has heard nothing from the certificates Of
deposit.
SOLD AT Last
The sale OF the vacant strip Of land on
Main street adjoining Frank Hollands
estats, made by the town of Franklin to
Frank Hollands heirs, has ct last bOen
contaminated. The price paid was 81 800
cash. This places upon the market piece
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
NEW PLANTS FOR GoRooNsvILLe.
Operations of the Gordon Company-An
Refractory Needed.

refractory Needeo.
tCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
GoRpoNsvIILE, Va, December IS, 1890.
The Gordon Land Company is pushing
things. They have secured some five or
six industries which promise to increase
our population 100 per cent. in the next
wear. Plans are drawn for the building OF
The Travellers Head-Rest Company.
Messrs. Blackburn and Arnold. represent
ING the Clayton Motor Company, of At
lanta, are here negotiating for the manu.
facture of sewing machine motors. This
motor is on the principle of watch-spring,
is attachable TO any machine, and promises
to be a godsend 10 the over-worked sewing
woman. This will doubtless bemade here.
and if so will employ large number Of
hands.
AN EGGPLANT NEEDED.
We will need at the present rate of cold
an EGGPLANT before next summer. Ice has
formed as yet only an inch thick. Last
summer ice was very high and scarce here.
A large section of country is dependent
on US. and ten-ton plant could find a
ready sale for all ice made.
HOUSES SCARCE.
Houses are very hard to rent in our
town. All are occupied, and rents have
gone up from the exceedingly low figures
they were last spring. Already many new
families have moved in and added much
to our society.
EFFECT OF THE STORM.
The storm which was 30 disastrous in the
Valley expended itself here in a furious
rain. No damage was done around here
except to the Virginia Midland bridge at
Rapidan. An iron bridge was being con-
structed there and the high water weaken
ed the supports, making 1t dangerous for
the trains 10 pass.
Country produce is coming in freely pre-
paratory to Xmas.
AN EXPECTED BOOM.
Fsva, Naef h Co, civil engineers Of
Washington, ID. c., have a large force lay
ing off the lands of the Gordon Land
Company. In a month or two the beauti-
full site Of the company will be regularly
laid out, the drawing for lots will take
place, and the manufacturing plants begin
work. We expect large influx of Rich
mond people during the coming summer.
PIEDMONT.
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A GOOD RECORD.

REWARD is very numerous IN this sec
ton and he is being run in also numerously.
Mr. George w. Robertson. near this place,
claims to have picked pack Of half
dozen fox-hounds that he will match
against "any other mans dogs" Eyi-
dencing their speed andnose qualities, DIT.
Robertson tells me that he mas recently
taken the field after nine foxes and has
the brushes of eight of that number as
tronhies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
TRAILING A CENTENARlAN.

Tho Family BIbIc RECORD 10 Be TrU-
duced-Fox- Hunting in Albemarle.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch'l
ScorrsvILLE. Va, December 10, 1890.
/ am on the hot trail of centenarlan
(and over who resides in buckingham
his AGE NAV be "well verified" and, If
possible, YOU shall have his picture and
biography" to print. For the present suf-
fee it to say that Jordan Taylor is the
party referred to, and his age is rated at
iO2 wears. He is an old Mason of high
standing and lives about two miles from
Buckingham Courthouse. to which place
he pedestrianizes several times O month.
But more anon Of him when l get the
proper papers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
WORK AND STAND BASKETS.

We offer the greatest values In these goods
ever known. We have marked every one az
about 5Oc on tho dollar Just TO close them out
Fancy Baskets, Waste Baskets, Lunch Baskets,
ETC., all marked down 10 close out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
OFFER ARFWARD.

A young Englishman named Follett came
70 Scottsyille Yesterday and drew a con-
siderable sum of money from the bank, the
greater portion of which he fortunately
turned over TO his brother, placing $50 in
cigar-case and that in his hip-pocket. He
got in his Jumper to go TO his home few
miles in the country and lost the money
and wallet.
Snow fell here in the early part of last
night to the depth of couple of inches,
followed by rain and very high winds.
This afternoon it is again showing thick
and fast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
LEV Y&DA.VIS
EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS
HOLIDAY BUYERS
FOR THE
BALANCE Or THIS WEEK.

Tho necessity Of reducing our stock as much
a. possible preparatory 10 our removal TO brosa
street compels US TO make hercuIesn efforts 10
attain that end. Accordingly, We shall oher our
entire stock for the balance Of this week az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19

Dom Pedro used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
He was always free from coughs aud colds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
FIGHTING FOX.

Apropos of foxes, q gentleman in this
place is fond of squirrelling and with his
i fce~ dog he would take TO the woods
frequently near town. One afternoon the
huntsman saw large gray fox whip his
little dog "quicker'n q VIM" ana SKIP
shot distance of his foxship. This was re-
peated ON two or three occasions afterwaId
until finally the gentleman (Mr. John L.
Noel, of this place. got a shot at the fox,
lust after he had nicely /" cleaned up y the
dog. and broke two of his legs. The little
dog thought this an opportune time for his
revenge and he quickly nabbed the fox
which also caught the dog by the foot and
held to it until its life was pressed out by
the foot of the hunter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19
IiL(J
INC on SAIt HVIe III
Black and Colored-j
..llniunn Q1 Ok Q1 lll
Gloves

your hand with a warrant. A purchase
of seven hundred pair S-Button Length
Mousduetaire Sl.40 grade, Black or Col
ored, will be put on sale to-day for Soc. a
pair. The same warrant pertains to
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19

Omen Feather with silk
gauze cen EoDo tire, gilt sticks,
i bino, light yHt - pin pink, and il.
lac. 98c.-the usual selling price is
S2.l2.
All kinds of Gauze and Feather Fans.
Three of the best makes ofIs--------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-19

All letters and kilograms must DO addressed 70
rBB DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications gill not be returned
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Reading notices in readins-matter type nVe
fines or lees, II in nonpsreil loaded, 75o-
Gard OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
afn.tsnn
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-02-22
Poor Humanitv.

The common lot is one of sorrow say
at st-the pessimists, ;hey who look at
the worst side. Certainly what would
otherwise be bright existence, Is Often
shadOwed hy some ailment that over
hangs it like pail, obscuring perpetual.
ly the radiance that else would light the
path. Such an ailment, and a very com:
mon one, is nervousness, or i'm other
words, weakness of the nervous system,
q condition only irremediable where in
efficient or improper means are taken I'd
relieve it. The concurrent experience
OF nervous people who have persistently
used HOstetter's Stomach Bitters is, that
it conquers entirely supersensitivenesS
OF the nerves, as well as diseases so call
ed which are Invited and sustained BY
their chronic weakness. As the nerves
gain stamina from the great tonic the
trouble disappears. Use the Btters fOt
malaria, rheumatism, biliousness and
kidneys troubles.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-02-22
Protect Your Lungs.

Winter is harder on the Lungs than OH
any other part of the body. Its chilling
breath comes dangerously close to their
warm and delicate tessues. Its icy hand
almost touches them. The one thing,
therefore, to do in winter, above all
things else, is to protect the LUNGS. But
If through careieseness or by unavoida-
BILE exposure, you should contract a Cold,
or be laid up with Pneumonia, or Bron-
chitis. or Ple!itisy, or that dreadest of all
Lung disease, Consumption, do not delay
moment, out get bottle Of Pe-ru-na
and commence taking it at once. You
will be both surprised and delighted at
your rapid recovery. IfyOur Bowels hap
pen to be out of order at the same time
regulate them with Manalin, a wonder
fully gentle but effective laxative. Only
81 bottle for either. For sale by T. J.
Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-02-22
Saengerfest.

The singular success of this great en-
terprise reflects much credit on our Ger
man population. This musical festival
Of German singers has been In vogue for
twenty-six years in the United States.
1t Is the annual gathering OF all the Ger
man singing clubs and societies, and Of
course requires an immense halt for their
service. 1t was proposed that New Or
leans should this year be the place Of
their cenyocation but there was 10 pu-
bile hall approaching the necessary ca
pacity. The New Orleans Germans were
not, however, to be discouraged; they de-
terminei to build one.
The Germans of this city are insight
ficant numerically compared with those
Of other principal cities, but their cOur-
age and public spirit supplied the defect
of numbers. An admirable location was
Obtained; a hall Of magnificent stability
was rapidly constructed; the railroads
were sagaciOusly manipulated and the
result, as we have been seeing during
the past week, has been successful beyond
expectation. The city is full of the thou
sands Of hale, hearty; prcperOus looking
German-Americans who have poured iii
by train-loads on every railroad leading
to the center.
As to the performances given, they
were simply marvellous in their won
derful accuracy and the magnificent ef-
feet of such multitude singing, as it
were, with but one voice TO each part.
The railroads ought to take a lesson
from their own experience on this Occa-
sion. They reduced fares to rates that
seem farcical, yet they have, 10 doubt,
found their excursions fairly profitable.
Why not experiment with the same prin-
ciple, cheapness, on more permanent
scale and test it, effect on general trayeif
, Morning Star.
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Opportunities.

Great opportunities only present them
selves once or twice in lifetime, and if
you have been unfortunate heretofore, or
are not now prOftably employed, you
can seize great opportunity to make
yourself independent by at once secur-
ing an agency for the Memorial Volume
d Hon. j. Davis, which is being prepar-
ed by DIR. j. Vim. Jones, the fighting
chaplain with the approval of Mrs. Da-
Wis. The publishers, B. F. johnson & co.
1909 Main street, Richmond, Va, are an
xious to secure the aid of a few more
live, energetic agents. Apply early;
take time by the forelock and not by
the fetlock.