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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
LEE DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
The Club VIII Make Thorough Canvass
of the Precinct.

Lee District Democratic Club last night
held its weekly meeting at the county
school-house ON Meadow street near Cary.
A large number of Democratic voters were
present.
Mr. S. B. CHM, candidate for the nomi-
nation of Commonwealth attorney, and
Mr.. Caskie Smith, candidate for commits
sioner of the revenue IN the Upper dis
trict, were present.
Mr.. Beveridge introduced resolution
expressing the sentiment of the club in
favor of nominating candidates at a con-
vention to be held in the county court
house in lieu of primary, as some OF
the County Committee have suggested.
This resolution was concurred in, with only
one dissenting voice.
Under the order of general conference
the club was addressed by Messrs. Cooke,
Smith, William ii. Beveridge, George ID.
Carter, and several others.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to submit plan whereby the
whole precinct might be canyassed and the
names and residences of each voter therein
listed for the use of the Democratic party
in the coming contest reported in favor OF
Incorporation. Their report was adopted
and the committee continued with in
structioDs to employ suitable men TO do
the work.
Mr.. George d. Carter introduced reso-
luton providing for the election of honor
AIRY members and the recognition OF visit
ing Democratic voters, which was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
WEST POINT AND slcsyo..
A New MISREPRESENTATION.
Co.'S Bank. sl
West Point Plain Do,,..

West Point has long nsedsdI.
cial facilities for the transact. II
large volume Of business. 49, q !,
Richmond Is convenient 10 49, ~. 1i'sih
people as q banking centre. vst az u ;,
All. and hence IL is that so',o - 7 = Dts
pess-men keep their accountsib B.iti a.
Norfolk, Seaford. Del, and ~. IN
and all for want OF sufficient seo,.sa,s
ton at home. ma
We therefore hail with dno m.
the organization during the 49,, ,g'..ilsrit,,,
reliable banking COMPANY tl., .-,,,f A
duct on extensive bushes ny vi =
the firm ia Wilkinson. Pa,,'.-1 afs
and consists Of Hon. 2 wiz q Is
mayor Of the town and prrii-, Z
Board of County Supervsor b. ;s1a,
con has resided ia this CONT. Via
years, and until tho removal n o. ~
Brothers compress he was .ae..' .fs.i;
at this port. 10 Is conceded 80 tlgs
sent that he IL competent IA :
fnancier: The second memtorofe' \
pany is Dir. Samuel kegoster af,l-s o
Samuel Regester 4 Co., Of E,c5r.... IN I
branch Offices ia Lynchburg a-lv.1,fa
Mr.. Register IS a careful bgVrs... Z
large experience as a broker s-d-.@t
credited agent Of some Of tho - ~
Germs in the country, rrpresagf.-, -
thirty millions Of capital. No.. 4z
man Of high standing andweII.s,-,.. =
ness integrity, -
Mr.. II. /. Lewis, COmm5nwf,'., ~.
ney for this county. LAWYER n ~. "
ordinary ability. % acpomnri... q
pleasing manner. IS the cashier ,.iss =
w. Westbury. Of the Eiedusri ..i-l. e
vile, Justly popular young .'-.e.'.l =.
the fourth partner.
The unQuestioned inter-.trs,4t--
ability OF these gentlemen mgs. -
tins new banking institution b. 49,.
dence of the public.
They will do general balkir, t-,..
and will also give speOa. atte.i -
lections, Fire, Marine and L,fs I-'-....@
Real Estate. Examination 81 i,-
Guaranteeing.
The first floor, corner cf re u
Hall building. will be fitted %, !.
with bank vault and usc..st-7 -
ready TO begin business Na.l H.
should be given q CORDIAL ll.-,.., -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Richmond Tribute to the Fifth Regiment.
Under this caption the Baltimore Sun of


yesterday says:
The Fifth Maryland regiment has re-
ceived from the First regiment Virginia
volunteers n souvenir of the Fifth's visit
TO Richmond last May in the form of
large double photograph OF the unveiling
of Central Lees statute. The photographs
are in a handsome frame of antique oak
and occupy conspicuous place
in the officers room at the arnory.
One view represents the statue half
exposed, the other shows it as the veil fell
in the presence of the multitude. On the
frame at each side OF the picture is a stack
of three silver muskets, modelled after
those used in the Confederate army. Ac-
companying the soacenir is letter from
Colonel Henry @. Jones, of the FIRST regi-
ment, Virginia volunteers, to Colonel Will
liam A. Boykin. The letter says: II
am directed by the officers of the
First regiment, Virginia volunteers, IN
fantry, 10 express to you their
kindly appreciation of the handsome
testimonial received from your command
some little time ago. which expressed in
such fiattering terms the memories of your
visit to city in May last. Maryland and
Virginia. two sister Commonwealth of
this our country, trust will always have
the same kind and loving regard for each
ether which | know is felt by the First
regiment Virginia volunteers and the Fifth
regiment National Guard the one for the
otheF.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

lecture on Dickens, which has been care care
fully prepared, and bids fair TO % nign irsy
interesting, because Of Captain farkei
perfect appreciation of the. character ..
the great author, as well as the care1u.appess
Of his selections, which be reads Win
charm and grace most enloynple. ,;uo IN
Richmond. He has many friends mere,
and was particularly well known mere gu,
ring the war. A Virginian by birth ana
sentiment, when the war broke out, though
an officer in the United States navy; nc ~
once adopted the cause OF the ConiedeIacy
and served throughout the war in severn =
places Of importance. Captain Parker IS q
man of great culture and varied intofina-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
The sheLTERINe ARMS.
Founders Day Reception Yesterday-A
Most successfui Affair.

Yesterday being founders day at the
Sbeltenug Arms according to custom the
ladies' held a reception all day Friday.
Mrs. Lucian b. Tatum and her circle OF
Kings Daughters, as well as representa-
tiyes from the circles of Miss Alice Whit
comb and Mrs. John b. Lightfoot, were
busy Transforming the parlors into dining
rooms, where on exceptionally were served
all the delicacies of the season at most
moderate prices.
The assured hospitable welcome always
extended to the public on these occasions
made the affair complete success.
The Sheltering Arms is bright, happy,
and refining homo for its inmates. Ii was
started two years ago by Miss Peterkin
and then had only three inmates. but up
70 this time over one hundred and fifty
patients have been healed. II Is q purely
Charitable institution, dependent entirely
upon the public for It's support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

Commencing January 21st and continuing
for thirty DAYS only we will give one dozen
of our finely-fnished Cabinet Photos.
mounted on fine imported card mounts.
and one 1Gx2O Crayon Portrait, handsomely
finished, for So. heCrayon alone is worth
more than we ask for all. We make the
above offer to introduce the superior class
of work we are now making. We claim 1t
to be the finest finished work made In the
city. Would be pleased to have the pub
lie call and examine work.
CAMPBELL Il Co.,
z21 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
From a Prominent Drug Firmsin syria
cuse, NY

SYRACUSE, n. Y, February 10, 1891.
L. ". BtrtceR, General Manager ThompSon's
Bronine-A Arsenic Water
The providential discovery of Thomp-
sons Bromine-Arsenic Water is one which
a near future is to regard as pronounced
and special blessing.
A worldwide fame is soon to attest the
sterling value of Blood Purifier which Is
not empty hearted because its " low
sound reverbs no hollowness."
1t is it's own sponsor and needs but a
single opportunity to make firm friend OF
every one who tries 1T.
Merely as table water it is the superior
of all Others, domestic or imported, but in
its medicinal qualities it is beyond the
prospect of rivalry.
The writer has sold more of the Bromine-
Arsenic in a given time than has been his
hitherto greatest aggregate of all other
analogous waters.
Friend after friend has returned for adj
ditional supplies, and always with CRATE
full narrative of benefit received.
In word, Thompson's Bromine-Arsenic
Water is a liquid blessing. Very truly
yours, D. y. BOWIE q TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

n.solusions Of Respectful Tributs 70 MS
Memory.
HxsRyw HcMy ron xHE AGED AND
r....o., 81, ,.t.s, Cr1rv or RICHMOND.

HTDRTW itptF fOE ~hE n'f@S -
IsFma on THE CrTy OF hIouAosp'
At meeting OF the = Executive boata no ~
Icad and Infirm OF the City Of Richmond
Md February 5. 1891, the following pre-
amb;e and resolution were UNANIMOUSLY
neeth has invaded our number and re-
,,,oveI from our midst one OF our cos
iaSg,,ea The Rev. DIR. Abraham Harris -
no moro. A great and good man mas peeh
struck down: man richly endoTea wiLn
scholarly attainments; polishsu suua
man of dignified yet kinaiy qemssan, 20
s,erd ,ba entire human race, be thus eA-
emnlified in his daily life how 10 WALK ~
me WAYS of peace and holiness. hs ne
lived 90 he died. clad in'the habiiimenIs os
he ofiice in the performance OF his sacIeu
dnties with tho echo of his eloquent "a
hortations still resoupding through Wy
holy temple, and thus the LncssenReI LII, ';.h
Heaven summoned him and no slePs WIZ ~
his fathers, while his spirit ascenaeu ~ th 81
sweiteth the righteous. Anoble ana wen-
snent life has been closed with glorious
We deplore tho loss of our associate. me
Community IL deprived of an uprl2nt citl-
1el, of,r race of a noble and fearless cham-
mon. and his consort bereft OF KIM.
tboughtful. and affectionato husosna,
Our hearts and symparhies are extendeo
TO her in her dire distress, and we invoke
the. blessings or Him who is theproteceoII
of the widow to administer the swees
balm of consolation in this her hour OK
sorrow. Il .o.,,oct
be spread upon our minutes ana cop ~
thereof be transmitted to the famiiy o.
the deceased. and the same be publisned
in the daily press of this city and in the
American IsrGelite.
MosEs THALHIsIER,
Sro. 81. GooDMAS,
Committee.
Attaat Charles HiLkzlT, Secretary Urea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
BAPTIST LADIES' MISSION WORK.
What Was Done Last Year-BoIeS Soon to
BE shipped.

At the recent annual meeting Of the
Board of Managers Of the Woman's
Baptist Mission, which body ls COM
posed of representatives from the different
churches of this denomination in the
CITY, the report for last year of the Central
Committee of Missions for the State was
read. This paper showed that 81, ST had
been raised during the year by the
woman's Baptist missionary societies OF
Virginia for the different boards, $500 OF
which was given as Christmas offering for
China. The necessary expenses lncldent
TO this work. such as the stamps and
stationary needed for correspondence. are
met by the boards. but so great Is the de-
velopment and promise of usefulness in
this direction that the ladies of the board
OF this meeting raisei purse for the en-
ployment of an ass slant to the committee
who would open the rooms three morn
ings in the week and assist In the work OF
correspondence and mailing OF missionary
literature to these societies.
During the past week these ladies have
been busy getting ready boxes OF clothing
and eatables TO be sent to the home mis-
sionaries on the frontier. These boxes
will be kept open for contributions till the
18th, at which time they will be shipped to
their destinations as q gift from the Bap-
fist women of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

ne, IN attendance. Games were INDUCED
~ and AZ n O'clock refreshments were
served "a, Tho following ladies were present;
ME- Mis- Mollie Franklin. Of Manchester;
M Nice Eva Atkinson, Minnie Floyd. Addie
HAYNES. Amelia Weimer. Matte Granger,
MoiI;s Childress. MolIie Granger, Cassie
Atkinson. Mary Kersey, Maggie HolIoral,
Mable Fellows, Laura Davis, and Jennie
Richardson, of Richmond. The gentlemen
BT 0sss1 Ters s Vaughan yr shelton
uarrv Railev' John Gill, Leo King, Elgin
Graves, !. ri. Dodd, George Bailey, George
Rust' Gilbert Satterwhite, Robert Zones,
and Robert Braxton. The party was eha-
neroned by Miss Ida Franklin, OF Man
Chester, and Miss Leila Haynes, OF this
CITY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
ON THE RETURN TRIP.
A Group Of Psp-Piotures Of Scenes and In
eidents About the Train.

A Group of Pep-Pictures OF Scenes and In
eidents About the Train.
The Richmonders left Atlanta, from
which place my last special was sent, Fri
day evening few minutes after 6 o'clock,
and as usual they started of with glory.
The station was crowded with former
Richmonders, who constitute large Dor
ton Of Atlanta's population, ana among
those who helped toraise the Old Dominion
yell as the military departed were Mr..
Joseph Higgins, son OF Mr.. John nj. hig;;
eins, Of this city Dir. John nj. Jones, and
Mr.. Frank Jones.
When the party first learned that they
would have TO spend the day in Atlanta
some discomfort prevailed. II was only
natural that ali Of the travellers should be
anxious TO get home, as they were SO ex-
hausted. When they got back on the train,
however, after leaving the pretty Georgia
city, none of the crowd regretted the stop
over. as they had been so pleasantly re-
ceived.
PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE.
Az the cars moved, OF the sociable
gatherings Of Virginians on the sleepers set
70 work to amuse themselves for the eve
ming. Twenty-four ladies and gentlemen
got ont their decks OF cards and deter
mined TO have game OF progressive
euchre. Miss Matte Stacy, an exceedingly
popular young lady. won the first prize--a
handsome gold pin. Mrs. Larus was un-
fortunate enough 20 win the booty prize
puzzle-watch which sprang jumping
jack II handled.
Aprop0s 70 the subject of cards il must
be confessed that while on, the road these
formed tho principal source Of amusement
for the travellers. The Pullman cars.
which were beautifully arranged, were so
nxed that eard.table could be easily
improYised. The Howitzer coach while on
the road was the scene OF one continual
game. OF poker. The click Of chips re-
sounded from early morn till dewy eve,
but ia no instance Was there even cent.
ante" and che - Jackpot . was invariably
composed OF the cellnloid circles. ii can
be truthfully said 10 the credit Of the
handsome artlllerymen that not one single
game for moDeg was INDUCED in.
THE MOST sKrxor ON CLUBS.
But il one, while spinning DER tho sunny
eoutheTn States, became wearied % such
expressions Is I'll raise you ten better
and bigh-low-jaek and the gsme,n they
eoald easily and delightful sespits- for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Nntes from the Conntr.

There was large crowd at Henrico
courthouse yesterday, but news items
were very scarce. The spring election was
the chief topic CT conversation, and there
were many present who entertain the be-
lief that the Democrats will elect their
ticket.
Henry Baptist was before Justice Vim
cent, charged with feloniously assaulting
Edward Turner with an axe. He was sent
on TO the grand jury and allowed bail in
the sum OF 500. Turner and Edward Har-
ris we're also charged with assault, but
were discharged. This trouble was the re-
suit of difficulty that occurred at a negro
ball recently given at Seven Pines.
The County Court will be in session to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
LECTURE AT RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Professor BoatwrIght to Discuss The
Romantic In French Literature"


Romantic in French Literature"
The public lectures at Richmond Col
lege will be continued next Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock in the college chapel by
Professor L. w. Boatwright, who will dis
cuss The Romantic in French Litera-
ture." The lecture will trace the romantic
idea from its incipiency in Rosseaus
writings through its development in the
school of Victor Hugo on down to its de-
generation in the Naturalist school OF the
present day as represented by Emile lola:
1t covers the most stirring periods OF
French political and literary history, and
cannot fail to be interesting.
Mr.. BoatwTight. as a student in the Col
lege of France under the celebrated lite
rary historian, CASTOR Paris, has had ex-
ceptional opportunities TO study his sub
iect, and win no doubt instruct and en-
terrain his audience.
The lecture is before the senior French
class, and they invite their friends and the
public generally to meet with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Pronerty Transfers.

The following deed of bargain and sale
was recorded yesterday in the Clerks ot1ce
of the Chancery Court;
Sarah B. Exall to Alexander d. Exall, IN
terest in % feet on Main street, at the
southwest corner of Twelfth, $4,000.
COUNTY COURT OF HENBIco.
Thomas N. Carter, special commissioner,
to r.. w. Barnett. 1914 acres on the east SIDE
of Brook turnpike, three miles north OF
Richmond, 81, 200.
Hunter, 1 acre on Montrose street near
National road, 5000.
Richard Hays and wife to Richard g.:
HAYS, s 1926 acres on the north side OF
Kingsland road, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

Applied by any one. Eall'7' s-l,-
ing. Everything IN tho fa.r. l- :.
Photo Departments o. -3 .I+ y.
street. Sol j. Binswaug.f. lie '...'.
dealer in these lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Watches


A large lot Of MODERATE prod tina, "a
Just received. suitable tor bg,u-.-c
use. Nowis the time toEe.rI0.y1
WORKOUT, key-windiug W4'.-A ll
them in exchange. Col. and 90 8, q,
mate. A. 4. Jahnke, W4tlu4-.. .rl
removed to 9l2 Main str g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Return OF sir. Robiuson and er,de

Mr.. ]. p. Robinson, OF Manchester, re-
turned yesterday from New York, bringing
with him his attractive and Accommodated
bride, who was Miss Maude Odell. They
were married last Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock at the homeof tho brides father, DR..
0dell, in New York, and an elegant recep-
ton followed. On their way down Mr.
phia, Baltimore, and Warrington. The
popularity OF the couple was attested in
the form OF an array Of elegant bridal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

The James-River Tanning AL T.,a.
Company, No. 1916 east Main s'r.. -
plassed 10 see their friends ard ,..,,,
in general on opening dly.-N.-a, -
Tuesday. February 10Th AMI l-,, h..
purchaser will receive q us.... ....s- y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Grlcr,s as Improred welt Shoe.

I am happy IN informing the patrons OF
this shoe that l have now in stock full
lines in oil the shapes, G, d, and e lasts,
to II. This is as good a wearer as the adj
vertIsed 80 heavy and clumsy shoe. but Is
much neater and lighter, and free from
nails, tacks, or thread. j. A. GRIoG,.
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Entitled 20 this Rest.

All are entitled TO the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have AZ once a bottle of the best family
remedy. syrup OF Bigsl e clean p, the sys-
soc. and u bottles BY all leading drug
nikt&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Attention. Carpenters.

Attend regular meeting of your Union,
No. 1872, at Wilkinson's Hall, Monday eve
ming, February 18th at 1880 o'clock. Busi-
ness of Importance.
GEORGE 7. PERRoTT,
Recording Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
REPUBLICAN, STATE LEAGUE.
II VIII Meet Here In April and Endoavor
TO ReorganIze the Party.

The Republican League Clubs of Viz
einia will hold d State convention IN TINS
CITY on April 21st. The call, which was
published in the Dispatch on Friday last.
states that each club Is entitled TO three
delegates and the same number o. aiter-
nates. Henrjco county courthouse or
some other placen is designated as the
meeting point. The object OF the gather,
ING is to elect ten delegates TO the Na.,oplai
Convention of Republican League oiuD o,
which assemblies in CINCINNATI, ", IN nlH ~
next. and TO reorganize the remnants VI
the G.. o. p. in this State.
THE ATTENDANCE.
Sheriff J. w. Southwark. or Henrlco;
president of the State League ana one Oh
the signers of the call, says there are pc
tween 500 and $50 clubs in the state. III
each of these sends full representetilosn-
three delegates and three alternates-tnere
will he n total attendance of over 2,lOO. AS
the accommodations at the Henrico court
house are limited, the convention wouldln
such an event hayet TO be held at the some
other place referred to IN the call.
TO ELECT A CHAIRMAN
At this meeting an effort VIII perhaps pc
made to reorganiZe the party IN virginia,
which has been in chaotic state since the
overthrow of Malone in 1889. Langston
has been regarded by many as the, head OK
the party since the downfall OF the Boss
Now q new chairman will probably be
chosen. Whowill secure the prize has not
as vet been determined, but Sheriff south
ward thinks the odds are IN favor OF Mr..
Bowden, of the First district.
Republican speakers OF national reputa-
tion have been invited TO address the con-
We ton.
SOUTHWARK WILL RUN.
Mir. Southwark distinctly announces that
he is a candidate for reelection to the Hen
rico sherifalty on the Republican ticket.
The report to the contrary was, he says,
put in circulation bysome Of his numerous
hstrikers,n whom he told when they ap-
piled to him for 1.-THE price" that he did not
know whether or not he was going 70 run
again, as he did not want to be " bled" TOO
soon in the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
81, Valentines Day.

The observance of Valentines day was
confined principally to very small chill;
dren. The weather vas beautiful, and
in remarking upon it State official, who
is a very observant gentleman, said that
he thought he could safely affirm that we
had not had disagreeable anniversary OF
the Saint in twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

Az and below cost, my entire stock of
Boots and Shoes until March 1, 1891: If
corner Second and Broad streets. After
March LIST will move to 215 east Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
They Played and Ate.

Last Friday evening the residence of
Mrs. w. A. shelton, No. 2307 east Broad
street, was the scene OF q very pleasant
gathering. whore quite number Of young
people assembled 10 enjoy the pleasures Of
= pAxts. vhiGh WA Riyen hx ths saunE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Sermon for Drug Clerks

At the request of the drug clerks OF the
city Rev. DR.. Landrum Will preach SER
mon tonight in the Second Baptist church
on "0ur Duty to the Drug Clerks on Sun
day." He hopes to show that these valu-
able and oyerworksd young men can be
much relieved by greater consideration on
the part of the Richmond public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

The daily use Of this elegant ,ols e.
Gle will keep the skin as ST, 8, l-.i.s,
preventing Tan. Sunhgrn. aaI liLi
Sold by all druggists 10 - cents
PdIH NI.ntL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15

Robert Hill, Jr., is prominent candL
date for the position Of secretary OF the
Virginia Agricultural Society; Inc TX TX
ecutive Committee meets and elects t .ns
refreshment privileges at the Exposition,
broneht the Last Days Of Pompeii and the
Galatea to the Exposition, and was In
many ways serviceable to the society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Came 20 SEQ Moses.

At the penitentiary yesterday the follow
ing conyicts were received:
Amanda Sheffield (colored), from Henry
county, four years for arson.
Scott King (colored). from New Kent,
one wear for malicious cutting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-15
Sold By druggist, generally

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion al 4,
orders, use Browns Iron b.'. -.
Tonic, 10 robuilds the system, 49, !
aud Strengthens the N s'les. A''''--
for weak and debilitRIei pa-s-ht