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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

view. And a. our varied minerals are
sought after and developed, and cities IKE
magic are springing up IN every quarter,
h will enhance the value OF our agricui..
tursl lands and products, thus acting and
reacting upon each other. and hope ana
believe this society can be made one OF tne
factors to help on this great work. !
feel sure the farmers, who have responded
10 every call and who are themselves, even
in these times of sorest trial and greatest
depression, helping 10 advance the mate
rial interest OF the State, will rally as ono
man TO the aid Of our State SO.
eiety. ANY OF the young cities lgst
rising into prominence would consider
themselves fortunate In having sucn
factor 10 aid their growth as .ne loJ,s.,uli
in their borders of the state Agricuitu.,ha n
Fair. Grounds, and would gladly pay tne
debt now hanging over the society 70 Dave
such an advantage offered them, ana sure
ly Richmond win not do less when the
matter is properly presented TO her pusi-
ness-men. Her own streets would ienRtnen
and her borders widen as she throws open
the door TO invite inspection OF what can
md l. being done all over the State. we
All VINO love Richmond concede that there
should be exhibited annually In one gran9
gathering the fruits OF our land. the weaitn
OF our mines, and the wonderful results OF
skilful mechanism. az.
But have taxed your patience witn
longer letter than was my intention, so 1
must close. Believe me very truly, your
friend. d. hooE ifAEh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
VANCE REELECTED.
THE GREAT cARoLlNlAN SUCCEEDS
HIMSELF THE THIRD TERM.
A Grand Expression OF conadsnce Ia an
OLD and Tried Public servant
The Vote Unanimous
nn.c,sl ,.lssram % me DIsDs,ch.i

RALxIaR, N. c., January 20.-Inere was
n notable assemblage OF people In the le-
gislative halls at noon to-day TO witness
the election Of United States senator
In the Senate Mr.. Lucas. OF Hyde, nomi-
mated z. B. vanceIn q speech OF rare power
and feeling, Mr.. Bethany, Of New Hano-
YER, ably seconding the nomination. Mr:
walser, Of Davidson, nominated on behalf
of the Republicans Jeter @. Pritchard-
The result of the ballot was vance, ~
Pritchard, z.
SUPPORTED pY TIE ALLIANCE.
In the House Vance was nominated IN
very earnest words by Mr.. Grier, OF NECK,
lenburg. leading Alliance man, VINO sslo
that to-day the Alliance was putting vance
forward as its representative. opeechss
according Vance's nomination were maze nae.
nv Nessrs. Jones of Wake. Skinner OF Pitt,
Raw Of Macon. and Lowrey of Buncombe,
and these We'd with one another IN eulo-
giving him for his long and faithful ser
vices to North Cafolina.
A TYPICAL VOTE.
Mr.. Hendricks nominated Mr.. Pritchard
rs a typical young Republican, and Mr.
Cobb seconded his nomination. The vote
was Vance, So Pritchard. 10, and Oliver IL.
Dockery, /, the latter vote being cast by Mr..
Vestal, q Republican who bolted his party
caucus. Among the prominent men pres
ent was DIR. J L. M. Curry, who was IN
vited to a seat on the floor of the House,
and who by special invitation will ADDRESS
the Legislature tomorrow morning.
DE-. CURRY.
DR.. Curry last evening spoke ably in sup;
mort of a State normal and industrial school
for white females The bill to establish
this was introduced to-day.
An important bill passed to-day forbids
the compromising of medicine by persons
not examined and licensed by the state
Board of Pharmacy in towns OF over sou
population.
THE MANS FRIEND.
By q vote of so to the bill to promote
sheep husbandry by taxing dogs was tabled,
and this settles that matter at the present
session.
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A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
IA ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES, GRAPES,
and PEARe.-We will sell
TODAY
at 1890 o'clock
100 punches RIPE BANANAS,
100 boxes ORANGES,
100 boxes LEMONS,
50 barrels APPLES,
70 barrels MALAGA GRAPES,
10 boxes PEARS.
WILLIAM JENKINS b SON,
is2 I4i0 east Main street.
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DEATH OF A DANVlLLE MERCHANT.
w. n. Shelton, the Tobacco millionaire,
Dies in Philadeiphia-Tobacco Items
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l

Dies in Phtlndelpbia-IoDacco iteh~
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DANv1LLE, January 2O.-Mr. w. N. Shell
ton. whose illness has several times been
mentioned in this correspondence, died
this morning in Philadelphia, whittier he
went several days ago to consult spe-
cialist, He had been in feeble health for
some time past. The remains will arrive
here tomorrow morning and be buried
from the Presbyterian church.
AN ENERGETIC MAN.
Deceased was born IN Pittsylvania
county in 1896. He lived on a farm In
early life, but his father having died when
he was but lad he went to Milton, N. c.,
and found employment in q tobacco-fac-
tory. His salary was small, but he learned
the tobacco business thoroughly. and
when he reached manhood he had saved
no enough money to engaged in the manu-
facture of tobacco at Yanceyville, n. g.
He remained there until after the war and
made money. In 1869 he moved to Dan
VILE and continued in the tobacco bust
ness. He was hard worker and was very
attentive to business.
THE LARGEST LEAF-DEALER.
He prospered and enlarged his business
until he became the largest leaf-dealer in
the city. He amassed fortune, and his
income year ago was 100000 He leaves
an estate valueda considerable more than
half million dollars. He was twice mar
ried, aud his last wife and one daughter,
Mrs. L. Y. Burton, survive him. The to-
bacco association had special meeting to-
day and passed suitable resolutions in re-
spect to his memory. Similar resolutions
were passed by the Merchants Bank. OF
which he was q large stakeholder and di-
rector.
Sam. Jordan, an employee at Bass, Brown
4 LEAFS planning mills, had his left arm
badly mengled to-day by machine he
was working.
LARGE TOBACCO SALES.
The sales Of loose tobacco were larger
to-day than ct any time since the holidays
and prices wore well up. Shipments of
manufactured tobacco amounted to
Al, 900 pounds.
w. Ii. Warwick (colored), State Lectu-
rer for the Farmers Alliance, addressed the
a view to organizing colored alliance in
Pittsylvania county.
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CLEVELAND COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Charles Williamson (whitc) In a Drunken
Frenzy Kills His Brother Erasmus.
tSneciai te,egrann 10 the Disnatchl

SHELBY, n. c., January 2O.-A terrible
tragedy occurred in Cleveland county.
Charles Williamson shot with pistol and
killed his younger brother Erasmus. son of
III. ID. Williamson, Monday night in a
drunken frenzy and without proyocation.
Erasmus was shot in the back and died
next morning. Thefratricide rushed home,
confessed with tears and prayers his CRIME,
buggy, beat him with black bottle, and
then shot his drunk and unrssisting
brother after taking several drinks to-
gether at o store. The murderer is twen-
ty-three years old, weighs one hundred and
fifty pounds, is short, dark and freckled,
dark hair, dark eyes and moustsche, with
projecting tooth in front. He has lived
in Georgia, Alabama, and Texas. There
was no quarrel. The murderer was to
have been married to-day.
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WANTS.

.-~~~~.~o~0>4c~Ne~00~g N~r~D~N.NocNNc4Ny~.~e4N
NTANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM
Not afraid OF work Salary no object. Good re-
''''''' ~ HUNK, MINOR & CO.,
jazz Ninth street. opposite Capitol.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w COOK, who must also be good washer
and ironer. Apply OF 305H south Fourth street,
to Mrs LOUIS p. ECKER. ia al.lt'
r HAVE A VALUABLE ATTACH
Il MENT TO SRWING-MACHINEs. Any holy
who wishes TO examine It can DO waited on by
addressing postal TO I. j., SIMS, 2l south
Cherry street, Richmond. Agents wanted In
each ward OF Richmond. 10 a-lt'
WANTED, EMPLOYMENT FROM
w haIf-past 10 A. NJ. until half-past3 by
lady Of varied experience to write, read, or act
as saleslsdy during busy part Of day. satislac-
tory reference given II required. Address Mrs.
W. l.. 1910 Ross street. city. ia 2i-lt'
WANTED, A TRAVELLING IN
w DUsTRIAL CORRESPONDENT for vir-
ginIs and one for North Carolina for the Pills
delphia Times. References required as TO ability
and character. Address JOHN i. GREEN, Gene
raj Southern Corresponding Charleston Besei,
Charleston, =. Z. ia N-I
WANTED, TO RENT A SMALL
FARM with comfortable house near the city.
j. B. SMITH, NOo Franklin street.
ia 2i-it' Richmond, Va
WANTED, A FIRST CLASS COOK,
w also to wash for family Of three. Apply
with references at DIG east Clay street between
and II A. M. ia l-3t
WANTED, A WHITE WORKING
w HoUsEKEEPER. Apply by letter to Il.
II lie ~ W. IN 4
WANTED, A COMPETENT
w RoUsEKEEPER Apply at 1896 east Main
street. upstairs. ia2i-2t'
WANTED, A COMPOSITOR AT
w the ofice Of the Charlotte Gazette, Smith
Vile, Va. ts 2l-st'
WANTED, TEA, ROASTED COZ
w FEE, AND CIGARsALESMAN. Only ex-
perienced man having established trade consld-
cred. Post-ofilce Box g356, New York. ia 2l-lot
WANTED
EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES
THE PALAIs ROYAL
agi-t BURNETT LRwIs.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK FOR
w small family. Recommendations re-
duired. w +. DIBRELL- No. LOG west Main
street. PAGES Flats. 10 2l-lt
WANTED, IN WHOLESALE
w GROCERY, A YOUNG MAN over twenty
and under thirty years of age as SHIPPING
CLERK. Must write good hand and DO quick
at figures. State salary expected. Address D.
care OF Dispoteh ia N-lte
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY
w TYPEWRITER for part or all Of time.
Must write shorthand State terms. Address
GROCER, care Dispatch. 10 H-lt'
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO SET
w TYPE; also, one who has worked in
prtntlng-offi Apply before II A. NJ.
SOUTHERN RUBBER COMPANY,
ia2i-1t 1905 east Main street.
WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAR
w RIED WOMAN employed during the day
aFURNIsHED ROOM AND BOARD. Price must
be moderate. Address ROOM, care Dispatch.
ia 2O-2t'
yTTANTED, A DRUG-CLERK I'M
w MEDIATELY. Address DRUGGIST, care
Of Dispateh. "a 0-2t'
WANTED, A COMPETENT DRUG
w CLERK. Single man. Address "PHAR-
MACI,n Dispatch ofice. ia @-2t-
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COOK
w at 6l0 West Grace street 20 do light cook
ing aud cleaning for small family. ia ls-3t
WANTED, OIL SALESMAN-A
w good, reliable travelling salesman-to
handle our superior brands Of oils, greases, &C.,
as side line, on good commission. Samples are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

hair all fell out. until I was
entirely bald-headed: IL then
broke out on my arms and
shoulders. until my arms were
Just one sore. II covered nv
entire body; my face, head,
and shoulders being the worst
The white scsbe fell constantly
from my head, shoulders, aud
arms; the skin would thicken
and be red and very itchy,
and would crack and bleed
II scratched. After spending
many hundreds Of dollars |
was pronounced incurable. I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
INTERMEDIATE CELEBRATION.
The Graham-Leo Literary Society oi
Washington-Lee University.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispetch.1

The Graham-Leo Literary Society OF
washiagton-Lec University.
Especial telegram to the Dispssch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, January 2o.-The inter-
mediate celebration of the Graham-Lee
Literary Society Of Washington and Lee
University took place last night In the
University chapel. The exercises were
opened with brief speech by the Presi-
dent, Joel Funkhouser, of Missouri. At
the close of his speech no introduced as
orator of the evening &. ID. Barksdale, Of
Virginia. Tho subject of the latter's
speech was 1.-The New Republic" under
which title he discussed the recent changes
that have taken place IN Brazil.
THE pKRArE.
Next in order was the debate on the ques-
ton whether tho Indian Territory should
be thrown open to white settlers. This
was discussed by Messrs. j. i. Ransom. of
Virginia, and w. +. Hays, of Arkansas. for
the Affirmative. and j. A. Mcclure and w.
=. johnson, of Virginia, for the negative:
All the speeches we've good, but those OF
Messis. Mcclure and johnson were espe-
cially well received.
THE MEpALLIsr.
At the conclusion of the debate the COM
mittee, consisting OF DIR. McBrydes Colo
mol Semmes, and Mr.. Frank Glasgow,
Mr.. johnson. The decision was received
with great applause. and the people of our
community were especially pleased. be-
cause Mr.. johnson Is native OF this
county.
ALWAYS A RICHMOND MAN.
A large crowd listened to the speeches,
and Chief Marshal J. IA. Griffith. OF Rich
mond. was very efficient IN attending to
the comfort Of the audience.
AN ILLuNrsATIox.
The sky 10 now illuminated by Gre
across the river in East Lexington, and .
telephone massage just received from
there. states that tho large storage ice
housb OF Joseph Shaner is blrning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
Stnte-Printer Daniel Reelected.
Especial telegram 20 the Dtsatch.I

RALEIoH, N. c., January 2O.-The Demo-
cratic caucus of the Legislature tonight
reelected Josephus Daniels State printer.
He was nominated by Senator Butler. and
his nomination was seconded by Messrs.
moved to make the election by reclamation,
and this was done.
Mr.. Daniels made speech to the caucus
expressing his appreciation of the high
compliment thus paid him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

heard Of The CUT1cURA RssBDIKs, and after
nsine tVTo hotties CUrIcURA REsoLvEST ] could
see chsnte J; and after had taken four bottles
was almost cured: and whom l had used six
bottles of CUTIcURA REsoLvssT. ono box OF Curl
cURA, and one cake OF CUTIcuRA SOAP i wss
suffered f3r ave years. l cannot express with a
pen what suffered before using ae kEMsDIss-
They saved my life, and feel IL my duty to re-
commend them. Ny hair is restored as good as
ever and so is my eyesght.
MAS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa
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muRFaEesBoRo, PEOPLE JUsILANT.
A BERTHE County Merchant Suicides be-
cause OF Financial Embarrassment.
rroy,esnondencs Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l


acorr.1Sp NECK, N. O., January 20. 1891,
Tho people of Murfreesboro' are quite
iubilant over the new railroad to that
Mace Work has commenced audit is pro-
pposed to push IL until completed. :.
a very shocking suicide occurred at
Lewiston. In Berthe county. Mr.. John
Rallance. a prosperous merchant and who
had kept the largest country store In East
ern Carolina, became financially embar-
yassed. He told his wife he was going 70
kill himself, aud she had watched HIM all
night Early in the morning sne stepP PEG
out of the room and left anotherIady IN the
room with him. He was lying ON lounge,
ami as soon as his wife LETT the room he put
a pistol to his head and fred. he died in
an hour.
newspaperat Aulander. alittle town on the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad.
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UTANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM
w TIE COUNTRY WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
Not afraid OF work. Salary no object. Good re-
ferencea Apply TO
HUNK, MINOR & CO.,
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N = :: w RorIoIk;aaSianl
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY u, r.,
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AZ
LINCHBURG

umnnmzRzza
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II, n.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AD
LYNCHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-sTBgEr sTATi1EI
s:0s A. N. Daily, Ella Petersburg -Blchm ctr
Norfolk Through EKprcss- Aruns
Norfolk li:i7 A. N sJ.ps oly 4
Petersburg, WaSeriy, All sf1I
SOLID TRAIN klDdMJNJ u
NORFOLK.
ELSA N. Daily, eta Petersburg. Ar-ie d
Petersburg 1000 A. n. No Q ar
Petersburg i!.0j A. ". iof nrI
Vile, Lynchburg, aud 81 p0llsNgs
and West Through car kALaN
10 hoanoke and Ratf0rL
1910 p, NJ. Daily, via Petersburg. Arie N
tersburg i2:i5 J. n; leave f'ia
burg 1 =. NJ. daily. arriving So''al
330P. N.
Il:aor.M Daily. Uia Petersburg. Arrn 3
Petersburg 1909 A. NJ, cools.sa
with Train No !, leaving Pe'en's1
at 1910 A. NJ. for farmTilie, lIss
burg. POcAhonIas, AMI all g;a
South and West Pullman fiii
sleeper between RICHMOND -.
LYNCHBURG ready for oces'Ni
at9P.M
los,A. NJ. Daily. ria Burkevllle. Or FAfnrA
Lynchburg, the south, ani Nsit
PULLMAN SLREPISG-CAR ACCOhk0's
TONS.
No. 1--sleoping-csr from Richmoni % -
burg; also, Petersburg 10 Bristol without 10
leaving Petersburg daily ~ 1870 4. T. ~
Lynchburg 20 Memphis without chaagH
No. 3-1hrough car Richmond 20 q - ~
Radford and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke y I'D
phis without change. .,.,.
Tics sts baggage-chocks, and all iniofni.N
car be obtained o. Hitch nond cni Pet n'.l
railroad depot A. w. CAREERS. Wl Naia 'ls
Il. W. COyBlALL
Passenger Ar..
W. Il. BEhlLL
General Passenger As,s
General ONCE, Roanoke. Va "
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WANTED, ALL WHO FOLLOW

WANTED, ALL WHO FOLLOW
wv some business or occupation to JOIN THE
RELIEF CHAPTER OF THE GUILD. This
chapter PAYS SICK BENEFITS EXCLUSIVELY.
The weekly benefits range from Sc TO s24; tho
cost from 50 cents to 80 per month. No assess
ments. Exact cost stipulated. The income du-
ring a single week Of sickness or disability Is
equal to q whole years pay. Men and ladies ad-
mitted on the same terms For further psrticu-
lars address the Secretary OF tho Relief Chapter
Progressive Endowment Guild OF America,
Richmond. Va
N. B-RELIABLE DEPUTIES WANTED
throughout the state. i6-F,Su&W2w
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a.AL ssrArE ar rnIvArE SALE

FoR SALE. Cd
THAT will enhance In value
INVESTMENTS and pay big percentage
while holding for O rise.
. s00-FRAMR DWELLING north Second street,
near proposed PARK; rents for slCS
per anuum.
s., 250-BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING south
Pine street near RIVERSIDE PARK, .
rooms; rents for 1920.
si,3O0-TW0 FRANZ DWELLINGS south Second
street, near Gamble Hill Park; rent Tor
S165 per aunuu.
Il ,eoo-TWo DETACHED DWELLINGS College
street near Marshall; rent for $40 Per
s1.s2,-cssh. TWO sTocK-BRicK DWELL
INGS in the West End, Ashland street;
rent tor $500 per snnum; owner going
away needs money.
ff.750-A MAIN-SrkERT STORE near Twen-
tleth street: repts for $50 por aununI.
S2,s5o--CORkEH BRICK WEST-CA3Y-orhkET
DWELLING.
sa,75o-BRICK DWELLING First street near
Clay, modern Improvements, double
psrlors, range, &c; rents for 500 per
ssou-Wsss- CARY STREET sTocK-BRrcK
MODERN DWELLING near Monroe
street: rent, $500
s4.O00-MODEHN BRICK DWELLING SKIN
street near Leigh street; rents 500
MANY OTHER BARGAINS and In larger
ESTATE PROGRESS p--ONLY ILLUSTRATED
REAL RsTATE PAPER published In this city.
0''' y j. THOMPSON BROWN d co.
Real Relate Agents.
IN fs-eod3t iii3 Main street,
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT,

tho new Blood Purifier, internally 10 cleanse
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous ele-
ments), aud CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. and
CUTIcUgA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Besutlfler, ex-
ternally Ito clear The SKIN aud scalp and restore
the hair, have cured thousands OF cases where
the sheddinR OF scales measured quart daily,
the skin cracked, bleeding, burning. and ftching
sImost beyond endurance, hair lifeless or all
gone suffering terrible. What other remedies
have made such cures?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

A large crowd listened to the speeches,
and Chief Marshal j. IA. Griffith. OF Rich
mond, was very efficient IN attending TO
the eofnfort of tina audience.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSRrp,

DICHM0ND. FREDERICKSgrp,
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. 49,
commencing JANUARY ~. -,
standard time.
son A. N, leaves Byrt-streot saf., "a.
stops onlyat Ashland. Iota4s
ford, snd froderrEslu-t. -
and Wiiewatcr Slecn.r &, ~
ton and New iors. Arrive. a.
ioR.on 1871 g. W.. B..ta14.s ~.
T. NJ. PhiiefelphlA go. PA A..
York h.30 J. v. ''
li:52 A. N. leaves Byrf-Strert station t,r, q.
cept Sunday. Buffet Iaf..
Richmond 10 Wgsting.or. h.
Washington il0 b.. b.. R,s-
t.e4 T.. ~, Phusiel9lIa Ga, g-,
Ne9 IOrs 10 b J.. %.
s:l0 r. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station IA,
Sleeper, Richmond t0 N.s
stops only ri Ashland r..
Milford, Fredsfi,.s1lrs. go
and Whitewater. St1ps 4. a's.,s,
tiops on Sundays A-ry,. S,S
ington 1910 :. ~, Bsgm.,, :
M. Philadelpbia s.I AN.S,I
York $50 A. ~
$50 A. II. arrives at Byri-Streat st,t'17 d.
sleeper from New isrk. sl.,-
AZ Wideaater. hr10a,, 'ra,.-tt
burg, Milford, Ton Taf. art lsI
LAID. steps az o.h.r ,tsa.s, i
Sundays.
2:3s p, NJ. arrives az Ryri-S'rno' s.af,.r st1,
stops AZ Frofe-t sallr. n
BOthweil, and Ashlsni s. .....-i.
Washington AMI New lu-s Ns,.
stop az Elba.
q45 p. n. arrives 40 Byri-Sir'-f si8H61 a,
except Sun lag. Bgf 4. r.Htu,l
Washington % Nirha1aL
FREDERIC KSBUhG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT sUSD,t.
400 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-S.reei station ar.ruI
Fredericksbur: atGIIM
$40 A. NJ, arrives hyr1-S.rert -'lrcr, sv.
Fredericksburg tli IS.
ASHLAND IEhlSN
DAILY gXCEPreUNDlY.
Gas A, NJ. leaves Rlbs. Arr.yei q, Al.t,! II
7:33 A. VI.
63i p. M. leaves Eiba; arrives a. Asli1.r
7.03 4. ".
6:45 A. N. arrives Elba. Leaves A'l't. Il
sos A. "
6:is p. N. arrives 81 Elba leaves AssA.iI
$50 2. NJ.
The New YORK aud Florida Special ys..t.,i
train leaves byrd-ssreei station Cd g. n i
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud ts,lrAJ.. IL
menring January I'd, and brI,es brtl-'', Il
7:i0 p. N. GU Mondays, We1ne-iay- al3 lo!
dsys Extra fare h CHARGED 10 th., ta.r
A. TAYLOR, TnI' Narask
l.. T. ID. MYERS General Sup-ruielIsul
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DEATH OF Mr.. DUNN,

Sidney M. Dunn, -egister Of deeds of
this county, died here to-day. He was
elected by the Democrats last November,
and had only held Office few days when
he was stricken down. he was ffty-two
years of age and was gallant Confederate
soldier having served in Manly's battery
of light artillery. He lost q leg in the SER
vice. He was one of the best known and
most esteemed men in this county.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w COOK, who must also be good washer
and ironer. Apply OF 505k south Fourth street,
10 Mrs LOUIS p. ECKER. ia a.-lt'
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TRAINS goRrHwARD.
'Daiiy.
STOPPING PLACES

Nos. II 81 and 30 make 40 stops - ,l,I
IS stop on signal at Manchester, DftsI -, i
Centraiia. and Chester. A0A 81 anu y u 81
sifbal at Manchester and Chester. - ]. -
on signal az Manchester only iof ta1..si,s
purchasing tiGssts 70 regular s'yg-i "a J
Tor this train south ofPoie.sourg ~ -.
and 81 viii stop at all stations ior pA''-I'
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On Trains Nos. IA ana g sleoping-csr' 49,
New York sud Tampa, FlG ia ia Esla,a
On Trains Nos. "a and a sleeping.cais -, 4
New York and Charleston. 90 rem -, I'd
and ss sleepine-cars between hes - y, ~
jackson Vile. On Trains Nos. ;. eoi - N
iag-cars between Richmoud aao Lyn IS1'
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THB NEW YORK And FLORIDA eFS
cousistinz OF yesilbuie Pallmsn cars o. ~
kiehmond SOUTH bound az T:gl =. " \. *
Wsanesdays, and kFtdAys, and ise'es 80
burg uorth.bo0nd at HOs A, ". % .A,,,.l
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on this train. ..o,vo, !.
THK ONLY ALL-RAfL LINE TO soS'V-
raw AsgIyG Z
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Norfolk. 'S,3S A. N. klcbmoni D
Norfolk $500 y. NJ. hiehmonc'.' - NJ
Tue trains leaving kichmond 81 ~ :. -
Norfolk at y. N. are solid tfsins ost.'V % !
two poin q, and passengers 30 thIoaEs - -
change OF cars. Close sonnee.9ns -. ~
made st Petersburg Dy the 1910 Z. y. sSs,..s
Richmond and The $50 A. N. uain t.oI. NJ -
lrsius leaving Richmond a. Elp =. =
lisp N. ana arriving as kiehmoni - ~ y
n. and f:s0 2. A. make close connst1 - - ~
tersburg % and from farmYiiie, Ly1'
and southwestern points. .i.,.ssss-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
COVERING ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE
SCALES. SUFFERING FEARFUL
CURED BY CUTICURA.

Ny disease (psorissis) first broke out on my left
cheek spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my face. II ran into my eyes, and the
physician was afraid would lose my eyesight
Altogether. IL spread all over my head, and my