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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Affairs on the River Dan.

DANvILiE, VA. October 3.--Jim BrOadnnx
(colOrodi accidentally shot himself to-day Ia the
left arm with gun, and the wound was suCh an
ugly one that the limb had 10 be ampaiGtod
Philip H. Wade. sOu OF Mr.. \. l. Wade, died
Yesterday afternoon; aged Is. He was en-
ployod AZ the Richmond aud Danyine depot and
vas one OF the most popular young men IN the
service 81 that company. The funeral tO0s
plAce this afternoon.
Yesterday Afternoon whiic Mr.. and Mrs. ). y
Davis we're absent IRON their residence on Green
street a hold thief entered the house and ran
sacked IL from top 90 bottom, AMI toG articles
OF value were stoiUn.
a hiro daughter OF j. A. PTitchctt, az Waller's
Ford, IN Henry county, accidentally fell into a
Vessel % boiling water aud sustained inlurier
from which she has since died.
There was a slight frost ia this section last
night, but not enough 20 DO auy damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEL. OH

lisa remedy, n tonic, and not beverage. IL
stimulates the circulation, tones up me NE,
purines the blood, gives brightness ana heallh
H. women. strength % men, aud is bong en-
dorsed by physicians and the moro advanced
thinkers. IL IL the best remedy for PNkl .
MONA. Bear IN mind that Dunys Pure Mal'
has grown On popularity Tor years; INA, u - a.
on the market: that 10 contains no iusol oil' ahd
That Il invariably benefits all who inteiligenty
use H. Get 10 from your druggist or grOcef.
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.,
Rochester, y. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Two Deaths In Prince Edward.
fSneclal telogram p no Dlspatcn.l


FARMyuLE VA, October 3.-1his entire COM
muuity was AhOcked and saddoncd this morning
al tho sudden death from Leart-discasc 0l Mr..
Joseph lure Glenn, which occurred NJ his home.
a. ProIs-,erf about 50 O'Clock MI. Glenn Was one ot
The mos. prominent citizens 10 church ana civic
affrirs of Prince Edward and was an announced
candidate for the County ana Circuit Court clerk
sbtp in the coming spUug election. lie was the
Chairman o. Prospect Precinct Democratic Com
IN ttoo ana was a man OF vide influence lie
cos Ictod prosperous mercantile business and
Wa known Throughout tho state. Up 20 the
moment Of his death he was 40 a most che ertui
mo0d aud apparent healthy condition. Mr.
Glenn's as,e wa6 about 80 years, md he leaves a
wife and family His funeral will take place 10
morrow afternoon az balf-past O'Clock.
Another sal death which occurred today was
that Oi Niss Annie Sears, the bright yOuh'
daughter OF Mr. John A. Sears, Of Nce's Deloi.
Sic mad teen ~ aDout Two weeks from fever
Hor funeral will take place tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
PRETTY MISS ANNIE Ice, or Apo
MArrox, KILLED 5Y A TRAIN.
she sprsng rnto the Track and Faced the
Approschiog Englps-uer Head
severed Prem Her BODY.


fuorcspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
FAKsviiLs, Va, October Authorization o.
the tragic death o. pretty Miss Annie Leo, tho
1S-year-oid daughter Of Mr.. Martin Lee, Of APP
pfsnattox, has iast reached Farmville. satnr-
day evening between O and O'Clock west
ooand freight train ran over and killed Dor In
tiantiy ~ Oiovef's Crossing. several miles from
her parents home. Prom what has been
learned 70 would appear thai Miss Loo de-
hbefately suscidcd. The engineer states that he
was running at a very high rate Of speed AMI WIS
very ncar Tho Young LADY when no trst saw her.
She vas standing nt.io removed from tho ran
but not clear o. danger. lie thoIgnt nothing 81
her peru ccs'suss q vas not uncommon % dr.
cofcf persons near The tfacH who remained
there unth the tain Wa very near tncm.
CACoar Under TEE ENCiSE
II Il reported that the train Was within afsw
yards Of thc young lady whef che spraug INTO
she MIDDLE al tho track. iaCing 500 approaching
train. and met boldly the aWiai doath. she Wns
caught under tho engines pilot aud DRAGGED
about nity ysrd., sovcring her heaa AVA
mnnehng her body beyond All recognition. Tor
remains woro siroWa ao0ut she track Cor somo
chiauCo, and were found ana taken up With
di1lrulty. ih@5 were placed ln a gVvih OK anu
taken D. Appomattox Station, where tho c'ifohcr
viegcd them, posiponing an inquest Until today
IDENTIFIED
I, VS. net untn yesterday afternoon that tho
remains were idcntlei as rhu-c 81 Miss Lee.
Tho tragic .aib O. cushrou iod tn myrtcry. iuHs'
much a. a. reason cnu 10 assigned iof Ni-r
Lee a4hiio. and on the other hand. II II was
no3 liC e. tle question a. to what she was u 0-
ING so iar away ana alone from homo on tho
railroad arises
The unfortunate yoIrg lady IL reported ns
havins been very comedy brunette OF cArrlci''
mini.
Ine nov first t.1llrcn Baptist cn1reh o'
Fafnviiio Vas dedicated yesterday afternoon.
Re-. Dr. George q. nhEb7. of the white hapu@l
ftrFsh Droa fod trr dnIirsf0ry sermon. Tho
eIfflff ls fhn haud-nrlesf ln EHruftN", ana "a
many rrspsctstle best in SUlfhai1e virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

during tho decade ended September 10, 1891,
the sales % leaf tobacco ~ the warehouses;
Amounted 20 32o, AL, 900 pounds. which sold
for $50, n s 600, an average OF ell.2h. The
president states tbat no loose market IN the
world can show such volume OF business.
20 ~, .OS 10s pounds for t3.336.407, an ave-
RAGE o. $sS7. The reduced average this year
II due ~ tha interior class Of tobacco. A rcsolu-
ton was adopted 90 celebrate ncxt year Dam
WHO'S centennial anniversary With tobacco
fair and traioa parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
+ AGING The CHOLERA.

Keep cool Tho plague can't reach yOu II you
do the right thing ~ the right time.
Cholera takes hold ana runs its deadly career
only whom the BecretiOns are faulty ana when
the membranes Of the stomach and bowels are
diseased.
LOOK TO THE SECRETIONS.
SEQ that they are healthy and perfect. Put
hehver 10 natural work. This assures digestion
and nutrition. Avoid unripe fruits aud ulwhole-
some mcnts. Cook everything, eyca water.
Clean OF tho membranes Of stomach and
bowels at once with
DIR SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
They carry away all diseased germs aud all pol
sOnous matter. They assure perfectly healthy
aud natural secrsuons. They tIrn the liver 20
the account Of digestion ana nutrition quickly,
safely thoroughly; keep head cool, feet
warm, skin clean.
sCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
have been tested In many "a cholera epidemic.
They do for the
STOMACH, LIVER, AND BOWELS
Just what sanitary acicuce says should be done
with drains, closets, rooms, and the outer per-
son. They clean ana purify the inner house
and put the ahmentary channels in perfect
order.
Avoid sumulanls. Clear their effects ont Of
the system at oucs with the MANDRAKE PILLS.
Put the altmentary channels in order and bid
defiance 10 cholera.
In cuolera epdemics and all others involving
the liver. stomach, aud bowels, more cases u
prevention aud cure stand 10 the credit OF DR..
Schenc2's Mandrake fll!s than 10 any other
agency or remedy. 80 S.Th, Su&Iuts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
A NEGRO AND MULE KILLED.
Run over by Train While Crossing the
Railroad Tracl-The Body Mutilated.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, VA, October 3.-Iho south
bound accommodation from Richmond, connect
ing here with the Norfolk aud Western through
train for Norfolk. ran over and killed negro
about mie north OF the city this evening. The
train was running on time ana was mas
ab0ut thirty-nye miles an hour when 1t rounded a
curve near the GrOssman farm, Immediately ON
the line Of the road. The engineer blew
lis whistle az usual, but came into collision with
h negro driving "A vehicle, who was attempting
to-.ro-a the track despite the warning from tho
train. The negro and his mule were both Killed
ans the cart Was broken into many pieces. lha
body 81 the negro WAS thrown upon the engine
ant'vos removed by tho train employees with
the aid OF one or more ~ the passengers Inc
body was fearfully mutiated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Damage BY FROST in AibemsrIe.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, october A-There wa
a heavy frost this morning. Considerable dam
axe is reported 20 tobacco IA the county. A
farmer IN the noighborhO0d OF Greenwood is 70
ported % have iost 10000 hills OF the weed an
other q crop OF 5000 bills.
InynatiOns have been issued % the marriage
Of Miss Lurene Austin Of Earlysyilie, this couaty
10 Mr.. George Harris, o. tho AlDemarie soap
etOIs slaic-Norks, the ceremony 10 take place
The 9th of October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
WELsHNEN NER.Us AMERICANs.
Trouble In n NiII-Aiiegcd Destruc
ton Of Property.

Joy i'N e''l I'D '. ti' '.i''''."'l
RauvoHE. October 3.-E.hard Bowen. n
W,isamau m tao employ Of Coates Co.. ~
thoif tu-miA 90 locus. Point, has been arrested
charged with tho malicious destruction % mill
property BuwHu, 90 Del alleged. throw par ~
i1rt. INTO thr rO,linc-nui, causing considerable
damage t1 tho mill Confess min i- MOI run
,.ing ns smoothly e. 90 should tho irouOi" being
Quo 1, toe ur.iYu ~ Wnlsh employees, who oh
Io.t g. American labIrcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
A Boys serious Fali-Exhihits.

BuFvA VISTA. VA, October 3.-BIrnio Scay,
L. years old. son OF Charles T. Seay, ioI rom q
troe d distance ~ twenty-Gvc fcct here today.
ef~fkinr hi4 head On a roy ana frariurng hia
fkuii seriously. Ills condition ~ very critical
A car-load 0f Bueua Vista ores and proin' ts
left hero today FOR the state Exposition, captain
q 4. Inllan On chnlYe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Ar.irain Alexnhhrin.

fCor-esDondence % tho Richmoad DlsDaich.l
ALEXANDRIA,. Oc.ohcr 3.-Ncarly 5000 bar
rcls ~ nour wore inspected IN this city Tor tho
quartor ending September 3Oih
Mayor St~huas has turned into the city trea-
sury ef5a.75. the amount collected In nnos by
him duriu. the month o. September.
A worry heavy frost fell Ia this section last
night
Tao electric road carried 5000 passengers to
Little Hunting Crook yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Po,ntocs and Peannt. Injured.

pvrrpsFrHg. IA, October 3-Qui'e a heavy
frost was noticeable this morning, sufficiently
severe Co AN the potato aud peanut who's Dn-
rnr tho past few days the tobacco planters
Irtr boon cutting thor crops win OH ppssiplo
st,r,f. AMI rrollil~ bet Ilttl" has boon lott IA
tle neII c. bo injured by the frost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Especial telegram 90 tho Dspatohl
IysrurrsY. Va. October 3-hrhop Won DO
yvror. ~ Do .twuu1. o.lnrwe1 chase ~ n'y
yturf rrou.e 900 The Cuur oi She ho.Y cross
no.. .,. .rfuy. Iho church wa .r0vte ] "i.h
r-ouie - nu denominations ana lhc music WAS
N.rr frs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

We used to hear that con-
sumption was durable if one
took it in hand in time; but
people in general had to re-
gard it as fatal.
Since we know more about
it, we know how to fight it.
Now we do begin in time.
We begin before you suspect
any danger.
Our means are CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
Of cod-liver oil. Shall we
send you a book on both?
Free.
ScorT s. BowwE, Chemists. isa South 9Th Avenue,
New YCrk.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod.ver
o,l--all druggists everywhere do. S..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

TRAINS ARRIVE AT Ll.'-
G.IS A. NJ t-..o t-.t..l .. g. .
$50 z. ". 80
$40 A. y. From A-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Danyille Tobacco Association.

DANyuIK, VA, October 3.-The annual
meeting Of the Dangilie Tobacco Association
Nas held to-day. Mr.. ). u. Penn was reelected
president and Mr.. NJ r. Jordan was elected vice.
Hsslasat Tie presdsats report showed thss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

By n. Valentine. Aueiionoer,
1886 east Main street.
CPECIAL SALE OF
FINENEW FURNITURE.
TIE FORMER STOCK OF HABIisToN &
BROTHER, CORNER NINTH AND
MAIN STREETS.
A LARGE COLLECTION or GOOD FURNI-
TURR TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION, Will
OUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE.

Having removed TO our new and spacious
warerooms, corner OF Main and seventh streets
where may DO found tho largest anu me-, l ..,
tie display Of FINE FL BNliUkh on eNhlulHoh
IN any one house IN Tho southern states We
have concluded 20 sell az auction whatever may
be remaining 10 our old stand, corner OF NIuth
and Main streets.
Tho stock 20 BE- sold IS hrst-class IN maze
iust sucn as Ne can recommchu 10 our "eu7-
and Will embrace IN part go .
PAkLOR SUITS IN Plush, llair-Cljth. Reps am
IN white IN fns carved frames TO be uphoi-
stered 90 suit taste:
aud Carved Walnut. OAK, and other woods
many o; tnese suits have piate-glass MIR
HANbS6ME wARDRoBEs, with plato-class
HAILrSrANDs Of all styles and values; -,
MARRLG-TOP TABLES, LIBRARY TABLES,
FAoELS, FANCY SCREEN-tkAhk>i H..
ELEGANT MANrEL, with large plate-slSSs
mirror in ornamental frame;
A large number OF BtDSTEADS OF double ana
single size in Walnut and other woods as
well ~ II iron; ..,.,,,
MABBLE-TOP BUREAUS, WAShsIANUn' aud
TABLES not ,ounectel with slit'i -
A large line 81 WIRE SPRINGS, ana MAI
TEESSE> made IN the house ,- r.,,, -
An unusually large variety Of ROChElSS' eiii-
bracng every style known % the trade WIN
many dozens Of CHAIRS Of every kind:
OAK, WALNUT, AMI OTHER EAIbNSloN-
TABLES % difcrent sizes; ,,,-.
| WALNUT and OTHER MARBLE-T0P 81 r
FETS, With ElEGRtS aud many MlsOEL-
LANEOUS ARTICLES.
It Is our purpose 10 sell this stock at auc-
WEDNESDAY, OCToBER 5rH,
/ NJ 1890 A. NJ AMI continue on days . be after
I wards advertised until the whole h dlsposrI o.
A credit OF sixty days will be gwen on all sums
'''' HABIisfON & BROTHER.
| j. H. VALENTINE. Auc-i,neer. oc =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
We will sell By auction, on tho promises on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER G, 1892
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auciioneor,
no. 1886 east Main street.
CtPECIAL SALE OF BOOTS AND
- SHOES
ov FRIDAY. OcroRER

on FRIDAY, OCroRER 7rH,
will sell. by catalogue, on 80 days credit With
satisfactOriiy-inG0rsed paper. .. 49,,
100 clses Of GENTLEMEN :. LADIES bOl .
AMI MISSES FINE SHOES,
tannery cat. American cali, yeal calf, aud j..
T6Ys' FINE BUTTON and BAis. sizes 3
ana ....... .,,.,.
LADIES and MISSES FINE DoNGoLA BUT
TON ard BAL; r..,..-.,
and BHOGANc. ,,
AMI cyrry pair can be- warranted
This u "A chance you cannot get ey'ry DAY. IL
will pay you well % attend thus sale.
After the sale ~ thc above viii soil very
larro consignment Of general morrh1nd so, which
will include .
10 dozon NEN's RUBBER OytRCOATS;
400 pair NEW WOOL BLANhtlN;
A large and fun Hue II NEN CLOTHING,
MEMS HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, #ni No
TlONS, and about 1000 pieces OF SECOND
HAND CLOTHING
mo terms viii Do very liberal % large BUYERS.
d. II. VALENTINE,
oco AucliUncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Probably Fatally Iujured Tho Operation
ofIaparoton,y Performed.

fCorrcsp1ni .nce ~ tae Rrhno1i Dsp1'"hl
rE-rssrtR1. Va, October a-Nr Walter
Fowk~s. n woli-ku0su cugen 20 Notfowny c'nu-
a.. residing at HufS evine. terribly ana, 30 is
feared. fatally Injured hy bull sunday aftor-
uuHt ur lrii Ftfersnurr yrHtrr4tJ l"f NnN.''-
iau1.a where tho unforiunat' R-'iient h'-
fcu Born. uu his pia-o thrfr D." tai l.'..
Jrrsrt iulL wtiHl 40 thr time 90 ta v.'i was
rhsiusd fa Is fence. ln passing around i1' a.I-
mai ana between him unl fl. irn.', "
Forltas nt,smptol 90 s.rat.h t1o brute % l'ad:
Tho tulI. whfh hal aiNa1a boon cuuaii"f"l
g.ntif. CHARGED uunn ST.. lneIkrH AMI plhu"i
hIm Hfsiurt tho fnurn. bur OF %" 1hInh' i.4H-
pierced tlrolFi the lower right goin' ihNi 'Inf
an ueir wound two inches 300 lonrih' through
which the a. cstiues pfouui"i
ursCrrp.
Mr Frwucs 'ru 60 tbc GROUND AMI M onu
arrIu ATTEMPTED tu gore HIN luNI'tIng hh'lh'is
but leas Iarrrf.ra wound tichrr up ON th' ~. ..'
side Before any further injury WIS dome W.
Icsisos uts rescued. phf Wt4 Ai oa.
sum. nrrnI fu attend N. Ununirl man, hhi Nr.
b ID. NcltW0Iuo, fklliul fIrr"n oi thif ri',
va nIao trut fHr. A consultation was h.A
am Do vrs decided that tho o?,rnt.'n
uf lnrar.f0-GY SHOULD l' perform q ITO
operation wrs performed iy IT, " H"9.t,
l.sf ufhf ~ tho ai Ht tn" NfNt
of i,u.rs. Tine nnimaI- horn hal earned
with a. frrgm .nts ct ar fovEr-H .i' thing lMI"
thr cavity. end therr were removed VIC
Fualkrs bore the operation WITH ~. Ai iDiIii.'n
D. o. f.Hrr1. however. trat tur chances ui Zee
rUfrry Hf. ur4Iusf tIm. Tho hHN we -1'f-"-
qurnfIl lIlHf. At. towlkc- is about i- vents NJ
a.. ann Fl. married. 40 ts a hIFulY-rD-l ect"d
Cifiren ot N'itHHaY county.
AssUu uiICrIoS or OFFICERS
Al to annual meeting OF ne potorahurr
Toha~r Association hc.i nt tho EXCHANGE To-
day thn following n-ictr- were elected ~. lh'
onsIiug year. tlpiain H. q. '-n'rh' lI,
Gcurf1l sum Boiling, vice. pr"-id"nt, John ".
Hnu.strr. r..rn'1ry anu trHnr4ror Huhfn OF
Nanaee-a-. i.ohoft a. Martin. -. NJ. Parhpm, s.
}. Hur'. arl George Cameron.
N.t ].
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
By George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
1909 Bank street.
DTRENpTORY SALFATAUCTION

DEREMPTORY SALEATAUCTION
OF a COMPARATIVELY NEW AID
SfourRN ilOt-~EON EXCEPTIONALLY EASY
TERMS.-By request OF tue owner. who i@ p
widow ana nnds &c necessary TO sell, WIZ sell
NJ auction. Ou the premises
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .. 1892,
al O'Clock p. NJ. that WELL-BUlLr AND DE-
SIKABLY-IOCATEDR RESIDENCE on the corLor
of Thirty-grst and Broad streets. The house
contains eight rooms, with ga, hot and cold
yater. bath. etc. the lot ~ 3OXl % feet. GOOD
stable for two horses, carriage. etc
TrRN-: 500 cash; balance boz monthly in-
sfaImrnts OF SO each. with interest no per
cent until tho whole i' r1ld.
GEORGE L. CRAWFORD
90 2S. 30. Oc2, fGJ-Jt Aucuouocr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
By }. B. Elan s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Il13 Main sire {.

V7HE MOST ELIGlBLY-LOCATED
L AND THE MOST SPACIOUS AND Al
TRAC1IYE RESIDENCE SITE or GROVE AVE
NUE.. FRONTING - FEET, AT TIE sol TIL
EAST CONNER OF GROVE AVENUE AND
NORRIS STREET, WITH THE LARGE, NEAT,
AND COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING
THEREON, 10 BE sOLDB BY PUBLIC AUCTION
on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1892,
AT o'clock 7. u. This PROPERTY Is near
Monroe PARK ON tho south side % Grove avenue,
ana on an sides and for some distance beyond
elegant eeidouces hqyo recently been erected,
and this-thc only corner now vacant there's
conceded to be the most doligh iulIy-situafel
and attractive sire ON That popular AMI fashion,
able avenue. 10 IL Oh ample sIo for three good
residences, nui LHs gCs, water C1lFfrt ana
pavement. i viii b' sold eirhcr as "a whoe or
N TWO or moro parcels as may seem best nc the
tim" of suIc, and upon eI-y terms
seekers OF good residence sites should 90 %
see 70 ana attend tho sale.
D. b. ELAN Sc CO.,
oc2,H6,9&l1 Aucuoneors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

GOOD LAGUAYRA COFFEE, 10c.
~ Best Cidc- VINEGAR &c.
Homemade Preserves, S..
Arbuckle Arosa Coffee, 20c.
Now kaisms, -. pcr pound.
Liverpool salt, per SACK, SL.l0.
Homemade jelly, &c.
Nee Hams, l2c.
Apple Butter. &c. per pound.
q pounds fine Rice, Pc.
$ biz cakes soap, %.
Best Family Flour, 1928.
iIgn-Grade Patent Flour IS.
NinuesJtA Flour, $40.
Best Family Flour, per bag, SOC.
Very finest Mocha and Java Coffee, zoe.
New Cut Herrings, 3 dozen 2Jc.
1ls dozen Roe Herring, Poe.
Pine Table Butter, %.
Nice Sugar-Cured Shoulders. lOc.
Bulk Sides $4,000 p0unds) slec.
Good Family Lard, &c.
Fine Patent Flour, per bag, 32c.
ID. O'SUILlVAN'S
Eighteenth and Nam streets
SO 3-Sa.Su, Tu&Ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
IN PORT n 7
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WILLIAM H. BLACKBOARD, President;
/ CLAYTON G. HALL. ActuaIy;
| HENRY r. CRANE. Secretary;
| JOIN. W. HANSON, Cashier.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
/ HAMILTON EASTER, WILLIAM i'll. PERKINS.
/ UTGU SIS-ON, &. MOETON STEWART,
! THOMAS CA~SNRn, DOUGLAS II. THOMAS,
/ CHRISTIAN DEyKIES, JOHN GILL,
| WILLIAM II. BIACKFORD.
lse 29-eOd4W)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

WANTED, A FIRSr-RATE COOK
w with references. Good wages. Apply be-
,v'een ! and 10 o'clock at II west Gary street.
'"Vo" " &C 4-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

XTOUNG MAN "a YEARS OF AGE
n DFsIR % POSITION Of some kind. Several
years' experience IN tho mercantile business.
Good references. Address T. W. las ~ SCUM
Fourth street, city. o. at
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
NOTICE TO PRINTERS and BINDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until O'Clock P. NJ, TUESDAY, March
l5 for the following:
III treasurers receipt books, Il binding;
50 800 receipts,
SS9 collectors receipt books, u binding;
15, loo receipts
10l collectors books, calf binding; 4 4A
leaves.
49 collectors books, canvas binding; 6,605
leaves.
l60 lost tax books, Il binding; 9,6S5 leaves
1000 statements: ) on sheet.
All as per sample furnished by the county
treasurer. Bids must be addressed to
County Commissioners" and marked pro-
posals for printing and binding.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
JAMES A. GRIER,
mhl0-l52 County Controller.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-10
Business Changes.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHIP-Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately existing between James II: Rankin
and George |. Holdship, of the city of Allegheny,
Pa, under the firm name of Rankin Holdship, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. James H.
Rankin having sold his entire interest in said firm
TO his late partner. George L. Holdship, to whom
all debts owing to said partnership TO be paid,
and all demands on said firm are TO be presented to
him for payment. JAMES III. RANKIN,
GEORGE /. HOLDSHIP,
ALLEGHENY, Feb. Il. 1892.
The undersigned will continue the business OF the
late firm of Rankin Holdship al Nos Is, IA and Is
Marion av., Allegheny, Ia.
felS-4S-Th G. l. HOLDSH1P.