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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Tho Grave Gets Tired Yawning,

seemingly, for certain vretched invaliis VINO
toddle feebly along, though always looking rs IL
they were going to die, but emitting to DO IT.
They dry up, wither, dwindle away finally ou'
in the mean time never having robust heslin'
know nothing Of the physical enjoyment 'he
zest OF that existence TO which they cling Win
such remarkable tcnaclty. They arc always 10
be found trying 10 mend by tinkering at them
selves with some trashy remedy, tonic or "picK
me up to give q fllip TO digestion or help tho
Iiyer.n II such misguided folks would resort anu
adhere 10 Hostetter's Stomach Biltcrs II would DO
we'll with them. This superb invgorant supplies
the stamina that the feenIe require by perTna-
nently reinforcing digestion and assnllstion. IL
oyercomes nervousness, insomnia, malaria, Kid
new complaints, biiousness, constipation. rhen-
matism, aud neuralgia lel-NN) r@ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Lynchburg Notes.


LYscHpuRG, Va, January 4.-Holcombe
Hall, situated on Church street, one of the
oldest historical ed6ces in the city, will be
sold at auction on Monday next.
A guard from the colored lunatic asylum
arrived here to-day and captured two luna
tics, Jim Burd and Sam Anderson. who had
escaped from that institution.
r. l.. Martin, of Hinton, W. Va, was ar
rested at Big-Stone Gap on Monday last
charged with poisoning two wives.
A man by the name of Il. M. Allen was
arrested at Clinchport a few days since.
He is wanted in Surry county, n. c., for
committing murder. < reward of 500, it
is said, is offered for him. He. was taken
before magistrate. who turned him loose.
Last Monday at Kenetick's. camp, ten
miles beyond Clinchport. on the Norfolk
and Western railroad extension, white
woman, the wife of Walter Warren,
chopped another woman to pieces with o
Ratchet. Jealousy is said to be the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
FATAL SNOW SLIDE.
e,x WOMEN AND a BOY KILLED
OTHERS MAY DIE.
~.. snapped Like Pine sticks by the
TERRIBLE AvaIanche-Fears Enter
tanned that Another May
Occur.
~. ,.,.sr.ph % she plspa,cn.,

c,,. CRY, CAL, January A fatal
n Jassynctive snow-slide occurred here
an anu IT, by which six women and boy
se asa it;Iied. two other people may die, and
w. 1917 borses and q Catholic church were
sc,c ,saj The slide commenced ut Sierra
p,rstss Flume end swept with terrific force
I le.',, the valley, carrying everything in it's
aow" before IL. Stout trees were snapped
p 20 ~ The ground like pine sticks. Several
on had narrow escapes from death. as
psop pi;de came without the slightest warn
.ns s' ~ ;s believed that Chinaman aud q
,,nI,yiia airl are still buried in the mass of
ILL and deJ,is. Fears are entertained
shnt anotber slide may occur at any mo-
, ,nent and the people are in great state
nf snvietv. Az soon a. possible after
H. siide Yesterday n number of men
i ino the work of digging out the unfor-
tr,stas who had been caught in il, and in
= fa,g hours had taken out the bodies of
NJ Rich. her two daughters, and a son I;
W;ss Rvan. of Downieville. and Mrs. J. T..
moorey' with her daughter. Miss Ethel
Ianosfnn. The two last named were
h-aath;nr when removed from the snow,
b,,t efforts at resuscitating prove unavail-
mo Search for the Others is still going on,
and Il Il feared that more than are now
known have been swept out OF existence
In the avalanche.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
CHARLOTTE SENSATIONS.
A North CaroIinian Loses Wife and Four
Children in u Wcek-Other Items.
ispecisl telegram TO the Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTE, N. c., January 4.-News is
received here of the sad atiiiction OF VIII
liam Cutler, of Stanley county. Last Sun
day his wife died, Monday his Oldest child,
boy of twelve, also died. Both were
buried Tuesday morning. and the same
night two other children died. Thursday
his last child lay q corpse. Cutters pa
rents are dead, and he has no near kin
living. Much sympathy IS aroused for
him.
1t is reported here to-day that new dis
coyerles or finds in the Sam Christian gold
mine in Montgomery county eclipse the
lobe Sanders mine, about which so much
has been written. No particulars are III
hand.
Edward Flournoy, young farmer OF
Stanley county. had q terrible experience
last Wednesday night. lie was sleeping at
his home alone when he heard some one
entering through the window in an adjoin-
ing room. He had no pistol or gun about
the house. but he called out to the in
truders if they did not leave he would fire
on them. His threat was answered by two
masked men rushing in his room, display
ing their pistols in a defiant manner. The
burglars marched Flournoy about the room
for some time, secured all the available
valuables. and then. after warning him
about giving any alarm, bid him goodnight
and left.
Charlotte, with population Of fourteen
thousand, had only two business failures
last year, the aggregate liabilities being
thirty-nine thousand dollars, and the as
sets greater by six thousand dollars.
The very strange and remarkable death
OF Nathan Morgan, of Cabarrus county,
is now puzzling the medical fraternity. OF
that section. Mr.. Morgan had been gradu-
ally declining in health for years, but
was afflicted with no specific disease: He
had been examined thoroughly by all the
doctors of that section, and all OF them failed
to find anything organically wrong with his
system. Mr.. Morgan went to Baltimore
last summer and was there examined by
eminent physicians. who also failed TO md
anything whatever wrong with him. lie
took to his bed in October and gradually
wasted away until his death.
Last night robbers broke into the post
Office at McAdersville and succeeded IN
carrying of the entire stock OF stamps,
cards. and stamped envelopes on hand.
Mrs. e. X. Sayton is postmaster, and keeps
post-ofiice in the store, which was also
robbed Of q big quantity of goods. There
are no clews to the robbers.
William Ross (colored) was accidentally
shot while hunting near here to-day. Sam.
Billings was examining his gun when it
accidentally discharged, empfying the en-
tire load in Ross breast. Physicians pro-
nounce tho wound fatal, although Ross is
vet alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
sr.,r WHITE WOOL BLANKETS that wore

$3.50 reduced 10 50: ,,u,,,c c,o ru
lot OF PRINCESS CLOTH and OUTING CLoIh
reduced TO i0c yard co,rro,,
Remnants Of yard-wide BLRACHED Cotton.
slightly soiled, reduced TO SIC. yard really
MoNKRY MUFFs that sold well st SIZES reduced
CulIpRENis MUFFS that were SOC. reduced to
cuIIDkeN,s COMFY MUFFs that were 81 re-
duced 10 59c. apiece;
SEAL MUFFS that sold at $3.50 reduced TO sl.t9 I;
/ lot OF extra-beayy MIXED HALE hoehLotr
soiled by displaying them, and now they are
offered az Sc. n pair mn,
1lot OF TURKEY-kED TABLE DAMASk BEN-
SANrs. really worth SOC. yard, reduced 70
1lot Of shIRfING PRINTS reduced to 4atc
10, Of apron GINGHAMs reduced to 414c. a
d, iot OF WOVEN BoRDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS reduced TO 2i4c. opiece'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
ESCAPE FROM JUDGE LYNCH.
Sheriff Barrit Saves Two Men from
wouid-Be LyDchers.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.i

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatcn.l
LYScHDURG, January 4.-Sherif Barrit
with posse of seven men arrived IN this
city ut noon to-day with Cooper and Akers
from Christiansburg, where Akers was
tried recently and convicted OF rape and
sentenced to the penitentiary for twenty
years. The party left Christiansburg on
January LIST, going to Franklin county by
private conveyance, thence into Rock
bridge county to Buchanan, where they
took the Richmond and Allegheny train
for this city. This was done in order TO
throw the would-be lynchers who have
been hunting for Akers and Cooper ever
since the trial off the track. 1t is stated
the lynchers had every road leading out OF
Chrstiansburg picketed and also had spies
out all through the country trying to find
them. When the Sheriff first started out
he tramped through the woods with his
prisoners all the first night. Sheriff Barrit
stated to-day that he did not believe Coop
or could be taken back for trial. as the peo-
pie are terribly exasperated and will lynch
him at the first opportunity. Cooper is
now in Jail here, and Akers will be taken
to the penitentiary tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
WHITE FLANNELS.

A regular CSC. White Flannel for &c. CSC. Flan-
mel. DC, and so with the better grades Of
Flannels TO be sold.
CIILDREN'S sHlRTs-the grades We sold for
d aud 50c. We will sell all sizes for SSc.;
LADIES' ALL-wOOL GRAY SHIRTS, regular
price 81, now Csc;
LADIES' RIBBED SHIRTS reduced 10 isc.-sold
at grea. bargain for CSC;
STAMPED PILLOW SLAMS, regular CSC. Qusli-
~, &c.,;
BLUE FLANNEL for Boys wear. "a inches wide,
regular price si.75, only sl.25:
LADIES FANCY KNIT sKlETs, regular price
sl.2j, now S9c.:
GENTLEMEN's WOOL GLOVES, regular price
S0c., now PC.
We hayo made big reductions In DoG-sKiS
and LEATHER GLOVES for Boys Ladies. and
Gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

one advocated IL. One moved TO recon-
mend tbs system 70 the directors Of the
Library. but his motion was unanimously
voted down. Tho Cincinnati people have
80 much confidence Ia their existing cleo
tion.laws that the Australian system does
not strike the popuhr fancy there - 1t
does in some other places. We hope TO SEQ
II tried at primary election in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Written for the Dispatch.l
Mara Ahnuk nonhia Taxes on Land.

More About Doubio taxes on Land
Mr.. Magruder in the Dispatch of January
the LIST puts the case very strongly, and the
burden Of taxes on land should be relieved
by the present Legislature.
Take another case of unjust double tax
on land. Say G owns tract of land worth
81. 900: ID owns none. Then O pays $40
land-tax; d pays none. But let Q sell his
land TO ID for 81, 600 ON credit, taking DIS
bonds bearing interest from date Of sale.
Here G would pay $40 on his 81 900 land
bond and ID would pay $40 on his 1000
tract of land. Thus is the transfer OF land
and its uses hampered. Other causes of
depression on land interests might be
cited. Take one or two at time and d.
gest first and then go to others.
JAMES w. PocHsER.
Salsnn. Va. January 2. 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Marriage of Deaf-bIutes.

Yesterday at noon at the residence Of
Captain J. Ii. Waters, MIR. Philander Fill
more Mays, of Elkton. was married to
Miss Emma jackson Hollar, daughter OF
Mr.. Samuel Hollar, of Elkton. The groom
and bride are both deaf-mute graduates Of
the Deaf. Dumb, and Blind Institute, and
the bride has been for some time an in
mate of Captain Waters's family. Rev.
Job Turner performed the marriage cere-
mony and the newly-wedded couple left
for their home in Elkton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
A Double Murder Discovered.

New YORK, January An the German
quarter of the eastern district OF Brooklyn
WILLIAMSBURG double. murder was DIS;
TO the police that no member of the family
named Franklin had been seen since
Wednesday. The police broke into their
rooms and found Franklin sitting on the
bed with q revolver in his hand. He
threatened to shoot the officers, who backed
ont of the room. Franklin immediately
shot himself. The officers then entered
the rooms and found Eranklin's wife and
child dead and Franklin dying. The wife
and child had been dead two or three days.
Franklin died this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
WHERE IRIS COLD.
sixteen Feet Of Snow ON tho Lever on inc
Southern Pacific.
sBv ,s,sgrapn 10 rns Dispsseh.'


,Bv telegraph 10 rns Dspstch.'
s.cp.vrxro. CAr-, January 4.-Tele-
rrsnh;c reporfs to the ONCE of the South.
ern Pacific Company state that the fall OF
anew an the Sierra Nevada mountains, on
tbe limo OF the Central Pacihc railroad, y
unprecedented. At the summit there Is
sixteen feet on the level and twelve feet at
Em;grant Gan. With huge rotary plows
fine road has been in the main successfully
kert omen for travel this winter. Eastern
trains are now duo for the past two days.
but II Is thought they Will reach mere To-
THE COOLEST OF THE sEisos.
HELENA. MoST.. January. 4.-Thursday
NIGHT was The coolest of the season IN
Montana ca far. the Thermometer register
~, ~ heIovr at sorne points. There IS but
litfla snow reported in Eastern and Cen-
troI Montana Init there Is some delay 10
traffic in the western part OF the otate;;
Considerable suffering is already reported
on some of the ranges, though conhnei "
limited area.
TRAINS DELAYED.
SEATTLE. W. T., January 4.-Ihe over
land trains are ell delayedin Eastern WASH
inoton by snow-storms. The weather is
the coolest known here for years.
nusrSEss PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED.
DTApwoop. s. D., January 4..ihe tner-
mometer registered 20 degrees below zero
to-day-the coolest of the winter. busl-
ness Is practically suspended OWING 10 TIC
intensity of the cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Arrested for Libel.

by Telegraph 70 INC DI5phIchI
CARLISLE. Pa. January 4.-Henry Pffeer
q Sons. editors and proprietors Of the
Daily Sentinel of this city. were to-day ar.
rested on the oath Of DR.. Thompson, post
master of this city, for alleged libel.
Damages amounting to $4,000 are claim
ed. The Sentinel charged that the post
master while county treasurer was u de-
faulter to the extent of many thousands OF
dollars. The accused were bound over for
their appearance Ut court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Governor WILSON, Of West Virginia. hon
ored us with call yesterday, accompanied
by Speaker CALDWELL. OF course we owe
this honor to the Governors kind remem-
brance of the time when we were resi-
dent Of his State. The same fact causes
us to prize his call, which was "all too
short
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Hamptou Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
u.,rrrrnN Va Iannar,r A 1901

ICorrespondence OF tho Hlchmond Dlspatch.I
HAMPTON. Va, January 4, 1890.
Mr.. J. Ii. Wilcox, of the Portsmouth
Progress, was here few days ago and is
considering the idea of starting daily
paper here.
The supervisors meet today.
Misses Emily Moody, Virginia Whiting.
visiting in New York.
Colonel j. G. Phillips speaks of resigning
the position of assessor of the county real
estate, to which he was appointed early in
December.
Several parties here are reported as suf-
fering from la grippe, but only afew cases
are reported SO far. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Half Hours Win DE Best Humorous Authors.
Selected and arranged by CHARLES Nor
and ". Philadelphia: j. Il. Lippincott
Company. 1883. Price for the four
volumes SC.
Two Of these volumes are made up from
the writings of American authors and the
other two from tho writings of English
authors. Our southern writer's are not al
together overlooked, but they occupy
only o small space. The selections are
good, and from numerous authors.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Warning To- Others.
"A W NJ IIfF'- ."
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch

fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispetcn-1
PApucAH, KY. January 4.-Four loggers
were burned to death at Beebe's camp, up
the Tennessee river. seyenty-fve, miles
from S Paducah, on Thursday. night by
Their cabin taking fire. Two of them were
brothers named Dyer, and the others were
named Cotton and Somers. 1t Is supposed
that they were all intoxicated. The cabin
ionited from the chimney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Governor Mckinney. of Virginia, never
swears, never smokes, never chews, and
mover touched q drop of liquor. Well, he
is pretty good sort Of man. all the same
Boston Herald.
Who would have expected such a joke to
come from Boston?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Lynchburg Local-Option Fight.

LYScHBUso. Va, January 4.--The wet
and dry campaign is becoming very heated
and the drys are holding meetings every
night in the 0pera-House. To-day a call
signed by 100 leading merchants was issued
to hold a meeting Monday night in the
Biiou Theatre TO take steps to head of the
drys. A large turn out is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Fatal Accident in Augusta.

In Augusta county last week while Mr..
George Kelley. who lives near Sangersville,
was loading double-barrelled gun it ex-
ploded and the whole OF one charge was
lodged just below the ear. resulting in his
death. He was about twenty years OF
age and leaves two children and wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Reading notices In reading matter type. nvs
hnss or less. 81 In noppsroil loaded. 7sc
Card OF rates Tor more space furnished on sp-
Dlicatloa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

RIcHN0Sp dBows.-The FREDERICKSBURG
esor says:
"The Richmond Dispatch, with It's accus-
TONED enterprise, published in its issue Of
January I, 1850. an exceedingly interesting
outline Of the history and growth Of Rich
mond for the past year, which is most graft:
5ing. We rejoice over the prosperity and
growth Of vnginia's capital city"
The expressions of goodwill Tor the city
- Richmond which have been called forth
81 hsr let Of January exhibit are gratifying
- the people here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

DhhDN0'

We will start the New Year with a
clean store. a clean stock, new goods,
new ideas, new methods, new resolu-
tons, and continue our popular LOW
PRICES.
We want to make customer Of YOU
this year, if you haven't been one here
tofore.
Well deal honestly with you, tell you
just what you're buying II you don't
KNOW it, and refund the amount OF
your purchase if not satisfactory.
We don't allow misrepresentation.
Our goods are sold upon their merit,
with correct statement of every transac-
ton.
We don't allow any customer to be in
differently served or ill-treated if we can
help it. No advantage is taken of the
inexperienced shopper. Everybody's
rights are respected in our house.
We mean to improve this year, give
better service in every department and
branch OF our business, want to treat
every visitor politely and cordially, and
make new friends and new customers
and keep the old ones.
We ask You cordially TO come to our
store whenever you choose to look, ex-
anime, price goods, or get samples.
Goods will be freely shown and samples
cheerfully given. Our time is at your
service, whether you wish to purchase or
not.
We have but ONE PRICE. Goods
are always marked to the lowest point
with us. 1t is method that carries with
it the confidence that growing business
deserves.
The Linen Stock has been replenished.
New Towels are here-some OF the best
values we've ever shown. There is much
about linen you don't know, unless
you're an expert-much that goes for
linen is only TOW, which is to linen
what SHODDY is to wool-WASTE.
Compare our Linen Towels at 12s, II,
90, 25, 81, and SOC. with those of other
stores and you'll be convinced that we
know how to buy and sell towels
A mountain OF White Goods will float
here on the next steamer from New
York. Get ready! The prices will sur
prise you.
OF course you've heard Of our i'm
mense reductions in the Coat Depart
ment It's town talk. Given away is
the verdict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

On tho cars were dozen men. Up 70 last
evening seven had been taken out, tour ~
them not seriously injured. -Four nave n no.
vet been recovered. 1t IL reported that the
bodies of three dead men have osen iounu
about seven miles below here floating IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Gowns With double yoke back and front. strips
of Inserting down front and edge In neck
and sleeves, only 50c.-regular price &c.;
Gowns with double yoke, tucked. with strips OF
inserting and edge In neck and sleeves. only
6Oc-regular price 75c.:
Gowns with double yoke. tucked, with three strips
Of inserting Hamburg neck and sleeves,
much better cotton, only 6oc.-regular price
00c.;
Elegant Gowns at 81 and si.2J.
Chemlse az &c.
Chemlse, with strips Of inserting down the front,
edge In neck aud sleeve, only 3ic.:
Chemise, tucked yoke with strips Of inserting.
edge in neck and sleeve, good cotton, only
40c.;
Chemise, with square tucked, Hamburg yoke,
edge around, only 4sc.;
Skirts, with deep hem, 5 tucks, Androscoggin
cotton. only 4Oc.;
skirts, with deep hem. tucks. 10 two sets, Sc;
SKIRTS, with wide Hsmbarg runie and tuczs.
75c.;
See our skirts OF e.
Drawers, with deep hem. 8 wide tucks. for &c.;
Drawers, with tucks and cambria rnfile with
tucks, only i0c.;
Drawers. With 4tucks and vide Hamburg rune,
only 50c.
SEE OUR BETTER GRADE OF MUSLIN IN
DERWEAR ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

DERWEAR ALL A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
y. -, oo,nvsr M rHr sElsoH.
WHAT WAS DONE WITH HIM.
A Sensational and Costly Trial OF Ihiei'
tRv telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
MusKTeoN. N1cH., January 4.-George >.
Jacks. an ex-United States deputy mar
shall. against whom six cases are pending
for burglary and larceny. was convicted IN
the Circuit Court yesterday OF larceny III
one of the cases. The trial has been one
of the most Sensational ever heid III IniS
citv and has cost the county 3l5.OOo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
TrpON THE WRITTEN REQUEST

~ OF stockholders holding together moo iilh
ono tenth Of tho -apita stock ~ The gitNiNiA
ELECrklC-liGHT AND POWER COMPANY .
general meeting % the stockholders y SAL Ell. b.
pany will DO held al tho o-lcos n no k.c4NYli
Uniou passenger-NatlHay COMPANY, tt.t
street. this city, on the x.Ta DAY Of "a htAhl,
1890. At ! O'Clock. for to trHusacti0u ~ san
business as may come before sald mseuag
l. r. sPkhttf,
do a5-td societarJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
FIGURED
PURPLE CALICOES,
4ic.

Now Is the time TO save money In DRESS
GOODS. We offer our entire stock at cost
Wo have made immense reductions In BLACK
CAsHuEREs and HRNRIETrAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID xxEcUTKD Al TIE DISPATCH FAINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Our extra-hesvy regular sOc CARPETS reduced
20 4ic.:
Our TwO-PLY INGRAM, regular price 7oc, to
close sc.
You will fad similar reductions In vELVEIo,
TAPESTRIES and BRUSSELS.
A large size SMYRNA RUG. very pretty pat
terms, regular price e., now si.sa-siEe 2lxd {;
one lot OF WINDOW SHADES with Dado, only
&c.:
NEW HAMPSHIRE HORSE BLANKETS. single
strap, 75c.:
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoRsE-BLANKETs, double
strap, s5c.;
RUSSIAN HAIR BUGGY far below cost;
Large. size TOWELS SC. apiece, or Soc. dozen !:
Pure LINEN buck TOWELS, s6xis, regular zoe.
quality. only i94c.:
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS, Axl6, only iOc.;
MONKEY MI FPS 3Sc.-rsguisr price Soc:
BROWN INVISIBLE STRIPE and SOLID NAVY
BLUE CLoAKING, regular price y, now
si.35;
FANCY FRENCH FLANNELs. suitable for Chill
drens Cloaks, reduced from 7sc. 70 asc.:
TAN, LIGHT, GRAY, and LiGHf-BkOWN
SKIRTING, regular price 81, now &C.;
You should sec the reductions wo have msde
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Il. c. BURNETT, Cashier.

Upon THE WRITTEN REQUEST
~ Of stockholders holding together more 'tal
ono tenth OF the capital stock 81 Tho RIltNuhp
UNION SSBNGEk-kAILWAf CONpAhl .
general meeting u the stockh9iiefs - s..l l 7i-
pauy Will - held AZ ths onicos o. sais conf n,
Bank street, IN this city, on Tho = ln bhl or
JANUARY at II O'Clock for the uansaciior 30
such business as msy come before saii nlr-luf.
Gibson Pl iIki,
de qs-h ~aeToflf5.