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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
Electric Street-Lamns.

The reason the committee recommends
reduction of the number OF electric
light lamps is that it has not the neces-
sary money to pay for the full quota
and the City Council refuses or neglects
to make an appropriation.
Intelligent opinion will not sustain the
Council. Every public-spirited citizen
of Richmond is ambitious TO have the
city advertised as it merits. SO far from
decreasing the number Of arc-lamps on
the streets, there is hope that before
long the present number will be doubled.
The people are no more willing to re-
turn from electricity to gas than from
gas to oil or tallow-dips. This is a
thriving city, and if we persistently de-
cline TO make known that fact to the
wide world, the least we can do is to re-
frain from proclaiming a poverty that
does not exist.
The money for the full quota of cleo
tric.lamps should be furnished at once.
IL it Is not in the treasury it can be got
ten. There is no doubt about this.
Richmond is rich and prosperous her
debt is moderate considering her as
sets her credit is good and the tax-pay-
ing people will not consent to DO told
that the small amount of money asked
by the committee cannot be obtained.
Away with all such unbusiness-hke and
depreciatory ideas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
The New York Census.

As might have been expected the Adj
ministration firmly refuses to give a new
enumeration TO New York city.
The police census shows that that OF
the United States was faulty in the OK.
IRENE, but inasmuch as II is Democratic
community the authorities at Washing
ton decline to concern themselves about
the matter.
And yet several thousands of New
York Democrats propose 10 help the Re-
publicans elect "a fusion ticket"
BY the PORTER census New York has
population Of about 1000, 900 by the
police census it has $50. 900 more.
The census OF 1890 viii long remain a
by-word and reproaeh TO the Govern
nent
The Republicans arc manipulating
every department Of the Government to
keep themselves in power. and little do
they care whether injustice Is done New
York and Virginia. The refusal Of No.
ne and PORTER to correct the New York
census is case in point The PROPOSE
ton 10 rob Virginia of one member Of
Congress to give to Michigan is snother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
that Mr.. BUCHANAN is the ADLER man Of
the two.
BUCHANAN should be elected by at
least 1000 majority.
Resources of tho South.

Richmond was unfortunate in not re-
ceiving visit from the foreign delegates
OF the Iron and Steel Institute. Their
trip from Tennessee TO the Pocahontas
coal region and northwsrd ola the Nor
folk and Western and Shenandoah Val
ley roads, however, seems to have been
beneficial, as il gave them a glimpse OF
tho industrial possibilities OF this State.
The most distinguished man among
the visitors Is Sir JAMES KrrsoS, who is
also one Of the largest iron manufac-
turers in the world. In Baltimore he
was interviewed by a reporter Of the
SIN, to whom he said that they had
travelled about 8, 900 miles through the
States investigating and studying.
"In the South" said he, 1.-the re-
sources are greatest There you will be
able to make certain grades Of pig-iron
cheaply, but you need the adaptation OF
scientific principles to produce steel
successfully. AT present your most
profitable field of iron manufacturing
will be in pipe works and similar IL
dustries, for which the new towns grow
ing I'D throughout tho South will fur
njsh great demand. In Pennsylvania
Won are up TO England or any part OF
Europe in the manufacture OF both
iron and steel. Indeed, the plants
there are ahead OF us in many OF the
labor-saving devices, and in this partlcu-
lar we have all learned very useful les
son from our visit. Your southern coal
fields are inexhaustible and marvellous.
At the Pocahontas mines, IN Virginia,
we walked for three-quarters OF mile
until fall Of coal blocked the way. We
saw a seam eleven feet thick and of enor
nous area. One thing we noted was the
large number OF Englishmen employed
in skilful work in the mines and at the
furnaces. At Pocahontas the manager
was neiQhbor Of mine in YORKSHIRE,
and | know him well. One re-
suit OF our visit, | think, will be the
investment OF a large amount OF Eng
lish capital in the iron and mining In
dustry here. We recognize the great
possibilities that are offered, and advan-
tace viii certainly be taken OF them. u"
When asked where the capital would
be invested, he said: / have learned
too much Yankee shrewdness to tell you
that. II you wanted to buy horse you
wouldn't go about and tell your neigh
bors what particular horse you wanted.
We English people are slow and Gnu
tious, but we can be safely relied upon
to do the best thing for our advantage all
tina time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
The seamy Side of Nashville.
INV teIegraoh 70 tha Dispatch.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October %
About $50 O'Clock last night q shooting
ARRAY took place in front of the notorious
Jing-a-Ling saloon, Oh north College
street, which resulted in the killing Of
Bud Lee, colored porter. by William
Young, bartender. II appears that
Lee asked Young to credit him for can
of oysters. On being refused Lee grew
very angry and threatened Young's life.
He then left the place, but returned
shortly with rock in each hand, and as
he attempted to throw Young drew a
pistol and shot him down, killing him
instantly. At midnight the police were
informed that the negroes were pre-
pairing for an assault upon the jail, where
Young had been taken. Investigation
proved that the information was in a
measure correct, but nothing developed
for want OF leaders.
About the same hour at which the
above deed was committed Felix Nc
Gehee had bis skull fractured In dis
reputable house. MoGehee died In o
few minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
Walker and Minis.

We are not afraid to spread the letter
Of General jams A. WALKER before our
readers II will make no converta
He lays such stress upon the PROPOSE
ton that Mr.. MILLS 10 eligible TO a seat
In Congress because he Is an "inhabi-
tAnt" OF Virginia we take II for grant
Cd there 10 no claim that he (MnLs) is q
"citiSen" Of this State
The people Of the Ninth district are
not going to substitute Pennsylvania
for yirginian like BUCHANAN. Rich in
Virginia propeyties - Mr. MINIS Is re-
puted 70 Be. be cannot love Virginia ~
". BuoaAxAn does and there 10 no
~ 4 sontsntion II ~ about the fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
A Qaestion OF Two rs to the Tariff.

NEWPORT News, October %, 1890.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
l would like to ask you q question
about the tariff. We often hear the ad-
vooates Of the present tariff assert that
the consumer does not pay the tariff tax,
that the tax is paid by the middle men.
Such assertions as this may serve as ar.
gument with some people, but II the
consumer does not pay the raritf tax,
please tell me who does? have always
considered it a self-evident proposition.
Take, for example, q suit OF woollen
clothes that is sold in England for $50 /;
say that the import tax Is S5, then the
suit in the importers hands would
stand at S25, plus freight and other
charges; the importer sells this suit
10 the jobber at a profit say,
Of 10 per cent on total cost; the
iobber to the retail dealer at l0per cent.
on total coat, and the retail dealer sells
the suit 10 tho consumer at 10 per cent
on total cost Is the original import. tax
lost anywherein the transaction Does ii
not continue to follow the article until it
reaches its final destination--the hands
OF the consumer Ths consumer not
only pays the tariff tax. but in the
instance cited ADORE. he pays 10 per cent
on that tax in profits 10 each OF those
who handled the article Of merchandise.
Ths suit ct clpthaA exclusiyeof freight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

The Next House-Repubhcan View.
The Philadelphia Press, the leading
Republican paper in Pennsylvania, in
Yesterdays issue reviews the national
campaign, and in its heading speaks OF
it as Republican uphill fight" II
further says "they may have majority
of ballots and yet lose the House" and
then it proceeds to represent the Repub'
licans as Sin splendid fighting humor,
working for victory though prepared foi
defeat, which seems inevitable.
"Nothing short of revolution" II
candidly admits, "can prevent loss Of
from ten to fifteen Republican members
in the States OF Ohio, Maryland. anc
Kentucky" the districts of which have
been rearranged since the last Congress
met. The Press, like the faithful organ
that it is, is particular not to give up thu
fight absolutely but it shows through
out its article and proclaims in its bit
display heading that defeat seems Inc vi
table.
So it does.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

Two Council committees have request
cd the Chief OF Police to enforce "the
COW ordinance" We have no doubt he
will do it well and truly. Richmond's
legislature has made the law and taken
all the responsibility therefor, and the
Chief will not be blamed il he gives his
men strict orders to enforce it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

Ex-Governor PATr1soN, OF Pennsylva-
MIA, dares his enemies in the courts.
They make foul charges and he sues
them for libel. His conduct in this re-
spect is in sharp contrast with that OF
DELAMErER and Quay, against each OF
whom grave accusations have been
brought repeatedly, yet neither has ever
dared to invite investigation by a Judge
and iury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

.na o.b.y charges, would cost the con-
s e"m about S5a2s, while II there were
no ;mport-tax il would cost him about
aSe s5 a difference against him Of 06.62.
II tba consumer does not pay evvvthsag,
then who does ooBsohihkh
Wetook our peni in hand with the inten-
lion ~ answering "Subscribar's" inter-
rooations, but as upon reading his note
over carefully we find that he has an
swered them himself we OF course let
him be heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINErE,
u Oiiice, s05k east Main street M.fr.-t
Va, October rs. ist. Proposals. Tor frfirrst.f
sxcayaiing rock from the channel n OBJ. I.-.,
river near Richmond. Va. for tfe cHrs.I.....,
OF mattress dykes and letfics SlN h. .ss....f
until noon OF DECEMBER q lsn. nrf ~,
opened. Attention i invited g. Acts q ... .-..,
approved FeOTuary -, lS.i. aui frfr.a.s LII
4ii, Statutes az Largo. iuf0rWatUr can $3.50
on application 20 Mr. G. 4. +. Nurgayr. ~
cast Main street. Richmond. Va N..Itp y
CRAISHlLL, Colonel Corps ~ krfrs.r
United states my. o. 1-ffsI.s o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
DTNIpRNps.

V,HR AMERICAN TOBACCO CON
4 PASY, IS BROADWAY, SEW lofA. +.
TOBsR 8. i.9O.-th~ regular quarterly iFIte..
2PER CENT has hts Jay teen declared .I t
preferred stook OF Ills company, lsYhlta.
Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY aI rs |f.
street New N0rk 0u ths lsr DAY Of NNf b..
BER, 1880, % tho holders ~ ile preisrr"i
Of record on the 18th Jay oi ufnnrr ls3l III
trAnsler-b0oks for to preferred -iocs F. F.
closed IN Octeb,r A., l,hL atI o'clock o., 81, "a
reopen on November g. i'Il. lt - oc...-s Al.
WILLIAM "a. BtTfkA
oc 7-92t Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
Philadelphia 20 Re-enumerate.

PHILADELPHIA, October 28.-Mayor
Filler decided to-day that an enumera-
ton of the city's population shall be
made by the municipal authorities. The
correctness Of the census taken by the
Federal authorities is doubted, and it
was. after consultation with several chiefs
of the city bureaus who have had expe-
rience in the work, that Mayor Filter
decided that recount should be made.
On Thursday an ordinance will be intro
duced in the Councils appropriating the
necessary amount OF money for the
work, and as soon a. possible after it is
passed and the funds secured the work
of recounting the people will be begun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

on, when Il began 10 look like
spots OF mortar spotted on, and
which came OF ia layers, ao-
conpanied with itching. !
would scratch every night until
1 Was raw. then the next night
the scales. oeing formed mean
while. were scratched oil sgaln.
In vain did | consult all ihe
doctors 10 the county, but with
out aid. After giving up all
hopes OF recovery happened
10 soc an advertisement In the
newspaper about your CurIcU-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
A GREAT MID-WEEK
SPECIAL SALE
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
III EAST BROAD STREET.
This Wednesday, Thursday, ( Friday.
The offerings your attention are but small portion OF the great
inducements every purchaser Of DRY GOODS
tobe foundi in establishment
IN cUT-GLAss PITCHERS at o.

100 IMITATION cUT-GLAss PITCHERS at o.
worth g5c.:
200 dozen PoLKA-Dor CRYSTAL GoBLETs at
Sc. worth Toe;
90 dozen LARGE sIzB CRYSTAL SUGAR
BOWLS a, Sc. worth 2Je.:
100 PINT MOLAssKs-JUGs al g.. worth eoc
80 LARGE SIZE CRYSTAL CELERY GLASSES
ate. worth soc.:
900 CRYSTAL cREAM-PIrcHERs At %. worth
isc:
7oo. LARGE CRYSTAL BUTTER-DIsHEs at &c.
80 LARGE ROUND FRUIT-BowLs at $50
worth 35c.:
% BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL wATER-sRTs, 6
| pieces, ct Csc. worth g..
! GRAND BARGAINS IN LAMPS.
! LARGE, HANDsONELY-DRCoR BIsQUE
| PARL0R LAMP, with decorated bieque
| dome-shsde aud Pearl-Top chimney, az 81 10
LAkGR.sIEE. VERY HANDSOME BIsoUs
LAMP Win very handsome bisaue shade at
A PRETTY DECORATED CHAMBERLAIN.
! with domo porcelain shade, ~ inches high,
ct sSc. worth AIS;
! 800 LARGE sfONE-CHlNA PLATES, &C.;
800 sTONE-cBINA CUPS AND sAucEAs, Sc. a
goo T-IN6n sToNE-cHINA BOWLS. Sc;
/ 200 SINGH OVAL DISHES. &c:
! 6l2 sets HANDSOME RBAL FRENCH CHINA
| OATMEAL SETS at tsc. worth ti.25,
! 40 dozen GOLD DECORATED RNGLlSH CHINA
! BREAKFAST PLATES at %. worth l5c.;
| 20 DECORATED CARLSBAD CHINA CCSPA-
/ DOES at SOC worth 75c.:
| i2 DECORATED PORCELAIN 1OPIECE CHAM
Der SITS at IS worth IS;
! 6 VERY HANDSOME DECORATED POhCH-
LAIN CHANBEk-SRIs with sLOP-JAh at
$6s worth tl2;
| il2 pieces VERY HANDSOME ENGLISH CHINA
| DINNER-sET OF the celebrated Bridsewood
! make at tl2.i worth SIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
DAVID 3. HILL FOR PRESIDENT.

Senator Grady Says He Win Have Solid
New York Delegation in 1899.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
WHEELING, ". Va, October 2S.-An
interview will be published tomorrow
with State-Senator Thomas f. Grady, OF
New York, in which he declared that
Governor Hill will be candidate for
President in 1892 and that he will have
the solid New York delegation at his
back. Grady added that the Cleveland
influence was rapidly dying out in the
State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
TAX NOTICE.

MANCHESTER TAX ESTE
wi lsst half ~ the CITY AND ~CHUO. IE
Is payable on or before NOV khhFR 'W AL
persons paying tho same on OF before Mas 'lf
win be entitled 20 rebate ~ ? Per r'r. GOA
The half ~ CITY Taxes. I am nov fet1f . f.
ceive the state Taxes fiyo per cent s e
added 20 all tsxes-stase. Cisy, or e.lo.. $50.
paid December isL
J. W. BRoNAuOH 1L.
&C 2f-5t Cay lr.at.rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
Xoefmomn Il 80.
SPECIAL Sale
OF THE
CELEBRATED R. & I. CORSEIS.

We have concluded TO discontinue the
sale OF this make Of Corsets, not be-
cause they are IN any respect imperfect,
but in order to make room for grades
more popular with our customers. THE
II. & L. CORSETS are so well known
that it is unnecessary to describe them
so We will only mention the styles and
prices of our best bargains;
Style 30, h. 4 T., white only, stand
ard price 50c.-our price during this
great sale only 3Sc.
Style 40, X. & T.. white only, regular
price 75c.-during this week We will sell
them at soc.
Style 10, r. & T., white only. other
dealers price Sl-you can buy them OF
US for Zoo.
During the sale this week Of the above
standard and popular brands We slall
place all odds and ends Of Corsets that
have accumulated during the past sea
son on our counter. Among these are
the French-woven as well as the best do
mestic brands. All of these will be
marked down to half our regular price
REMEMBER THAT all OF these
/ goods are in good order and We only
make this big reduction in prices III or
der to make room for other styles
Our great sale of SHOULDER
CAPES as well as LADIES JACKETS
is now at its height. The weather has
become cold and settled, and tho fair
ones are in quest Of suitable clothing.
During the past two days our trade in
this department has been very large. and
we are daily receiving new lots,
Among the many attractions for the
rest of the week We will open up to-day
80 Double Breasted Square-Cut Wide
Vale Jackets cut TO tit and well made,
which viii be sold at 8 each. These
Jackets are great bargains at the figure
we offer them. But this is only one Of
many choice opportunities for satisfac-
tory purchases IN this department..
THESPECIAL C0RSETS SALE Is
ONLY FOR THIS WEEK.
Xaafman's Il A.,
Ao1 EAsTppOAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
THE ANTl-LOTTsRY LAW.
An Official Suggestion That IL lie Strictly
Enforced.

An Official suggestion Ihat III lie ctrfchy
Enforced.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-AttorneY-
General Miller has sent a circular letter
TO all United States attorneys calling
attention 10 the act TO amend certain
sections Of the Revised Statutes relating
to lotteries and for other purposes, with
the suggestion that they carefully ex-
anime the same and spare no effort in its
enforcement. He says: " Every viola.
ton OF this law, either by an individual
or corporation. in the dissemination OF
lottery literature or in any other way.
should be brought to the attention of
the grand jury, and wherever indict-
ments are found vigorous prosecutions
should follow, TO the end that this
nefarious business may be stopped. In
the enforcement of this law there should
be a hearty cooperation on the part of
district attorneys, United States mar
shals, and post-office inspectors"
Similar instructions have been sent to
United States marshals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

them from my druggist, and obtained almost
immediate roief. began 20 notice that the
scsly eruptions gradually dropped on and dis
appeared one By Que until had boon fully
cured. had the disease thirteen mouths be-
fore began taking the REMEDIES, and in four
or Ave weeks vac entirely cured. Ny disease
was eczema and PSORIASIS. j know OF great
many who have takon the REaEDtKs and thank
me for the knowledge Of them, especially mo
theirs who have babes with scaiy erupuons on
their heals and bodioa ! cannot express my
thanks 10 you. Ny poty was covered with scales,
aud | was an awful spectacle 70 behold. NO"
my skin 10 as clear az baby's.
GEORGE COTBT, Merrill, Wis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
Hardly TO Blame.
fNupsey,s Weskly.l

Giles How is it you don't send that
borrowed money you promised, when
you knew / was sick /?
Do Jinks: You sec I heard you were
likely TO die
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

Beet quality HEAVY 81 BLRAcHED sHsETiSG
Full yard wide SOFT FINISH BLEAcHED cor
Good IA qaS al a'f 6hEss GlsGnAMs-vory protty
Best quality HEAVY iO-i BLEAcHED SHEET
Beautiful SG L. style s'Si WOOL TYCOON REPs-worth
Dou6ie-foId PLAID DRESS GooDs-worth sOc.-
$50 dozen ladies' SHEER LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDK ERCHIEts, with real
hand-em tIoidered initials, at go worm ~:
LADIES' WHITE HANDKERCHlbts Win
drawn thread-work At &c. - ..,>,-,,,
LADIES' SHEER WHITE LINEN HANDkEh-
CHIEFS with hand-drawn wor<-"or'h
Handsome FIGURED CHINA DRAPgRY SILKS
az 62c.-sell everywhere at 81;
100 dozen LADIES 4BUrrON TAN and BROWN
9o a hlD 1 L0pI RI PiGskIs GLOVES at 5O
100 dozen LADIES' COLLARS 2for ec'-wor'h Ioc'
each:
Pint bottle FINE BAY RUM at &c. worth 25c.;
oAKLEY's sACHBr POWDER. two bottles for
All Of oAKLgYis 1oc SOAPS at &C.;
BIXBY's ROYAL POLISH, &C..
D pieces PLAID and STRIPED hNGllsh che.
YIOT DRESS GOODS, one yard anu half
wide, only SOC. worth SEC. ....
10 pieces FANCY CREAM CURTAIN scRIM,
so dozen SS, TcniiLDREN's BLACK HOSE, three pair
for Zoe. A; . ,,,>
100 dozen CHILDREN's FAST-BLACK RIBBED
HOSE at i0c. worth 1870. -.
300 dozen LADIES' FAsT.BLACK FULL REGC-
LAR.MADE HOSE at Zoe. worth nc.
$50 dozen LADIES' FAsT-BLACk EXrRA-FlNE
STAINLESS HOSE at 25c. worth Csc.
200 pieces very best quality ALL-slLk SATIN
RIDGE GROS-GRAIN RIBBON, No. 9, at &C.
tho quality We usually sell at 1917 and l5c. :
100 dozen CRYSTAL WINE-GLAssEs, zoe, a
dozen;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
Qunof- Inlrel.

II preachers didn't preach so long,
How sweet this life would seem;
II deac0ns didn't sn0Te 30 strong,
How sweet this life would seem.
II boys ia church would keep quite eull,
II choirs would sing IN tlues less shrlll,
II some one would the ten XIII,
How sweet this life would seem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
MOrtar-SpOttGd Skin
COVERED WITH sCALEs-AWFUL sPECTA'
CLR-CURED IN FIVE WEEKS BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

lam going 20 tell you OF the extraordinary
cure your CUTICURA REMEDIES performed on
me. About the ist Of April last noticed some
red pimples Ike coming out all over my body.
but thought nothing OF IL until some time later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

In number Of cities the public school
authorities have adopted rules forbidding
teachers to receive Christmas and other
presents from the pupils
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
PASSENGER STATION. RALEf8H.N.

Bids will he received until NufEV"r4 T.
1880, for she CONSTRUCTION Oh IuE IN.. II
PASSENGER STATION a. Raleigh. =. a. Ilt
and specifications eau 10 seen as ffe
the Raleigh ani Castor railroad, ..l .is IA
street. Raleigh. y. {. JOHN e.. WlNpkk
o. 2l-tOc3lt For The tDmU.t.h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29

TIC. FOR DIR. PiERCE'S NtlI
- CAL DISCOVERY. ...-.,.. ,..,
10. FOR DR. PlENCEs FANohils fhS
sCRlPTiOS. . ,.,,....
7sc. for AYERS OK HOODS sALsAfs
ia.. for ALLCOCK ) POROUS PLASTER
glr. Tor TUFTS PILLS
isc. for I POUND CASTLE SOAt
7se forsIAsOSS LIVER INCUBATOR
q5. foe hOsTErTEK~ blf'ikha -..,..,
zoe. Tor MRS. NlN>Lo" sy"in''
pe. Tor BhANDRErHs p!LIS. ........,.,
lbc. for FRAIsEts NERVE AND BONE lI'
All PATENT MEDICINES aud TOILET A4I-
CLEs a. ~ ~ ~ yer coat ic~ man fe..A
I. <. SALE. Apoihscarf
AN sEsuAWsn 1ui yonAbie exec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-29
THE OLD DOMINION
u BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
RICHMOND. VA.


This company invites the attention % n.
people OF Richmond 10 he simple AMI prsr,'..'
plan for enabling porsons a ANAL mean. ;, -
cure hones VI their own
The company will lend money on rosl s.,..
" vfsbia % per coat a tho appraised yaig. y
be returned in small monthly ins.ln,.,
scarcely mors than hs ordinary monthly a.,
As simp lo investment the shares q ~ -
pany are very desirable because o. tba fN.t ~.
they represent the smallest possible rf.f -
Tho largest prors the security being als.y, -,
estate. -
Lsiiss or ether persons % nssos no, a.. q.
willing 10 engage IN active business pa,,,'.
can BY al Investment In tho shares OF tfi. -.
psny become practically partners Ia an er,.-
stye. active, nDj profitable business, unfsr n.
management OF men Win mo br., b..i,...
qualities and Of large sLi varied experier.s
For fun particulars tho-s desiring ~ iry..t..
to borrow will please call on or ailre.
CAkLrOS MCCARTHY
tecre.A Arr AMI Trss. ~.
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HON J. TAYLOR ELLYsOS, President
Directors
j. TAYLOR ELlIsON,
NORMAN v RANDOLPH
FkANk T. SUTTON,
JOHN Il. PURCELL,
JOHN ;. ELLETI Alsls