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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-06
WHERE THE DIFFERENCE LIES.
A Southern Expression of Intense Admi-
ration for the North.

Colonel"
.sSuh?"
Il think I'll buy this property. It
suits me. With little northern en-
ergy can make money in this sleepy
old nest. Yes, sir; I'll buy it."
''rm very glad. sub, to heah of yoh
decision. The south, sub, will well
come yo'."
II hope it will; hope it will" The
shrewd man from Yankeeland half
closed his eyes and blinked over the
soft southern landscape.
''Sleepy. did I say?" he went on;
''why the place is actually dead. just
look at that miserable loafer over
there, sitting on porch in the high
forenoon smoking cigar. Shiftless,
lazy, useless-O. what a country this
is! Butt takes live man to wake
it up. And Pm alive; o, I'm very
much alive"
II will admit, sub, that the south
has not the push
Push! l should say not! Look at
| the north; look at it, colonel. How
rich it is; how full of aim. energy,
progress and ambition. Isn't it?"
Il dessay yo' are correct, sub. But
the pictuh, sub, yo' have drawn, hes a
revehse side. The north has no senti-
ment, sub. 1t is all dollars and cents;
an they are not ovah careful how they
collect the dollars in the north. There
is no poetry, sub; none of the human
tiles flourish in yo' progressive states.
We cultivate poetry, sub, in the south,
where the north cultivates money"
20, come now. colonel, you'll admit
that moneys what makes the mare go.
Poetry! Why, hang it, that's just
what ails the south. It's all dreams
and no deeds. All doze and no life.
We live in the north. Here you dream.
OF course l respect your southern
courtliness and gallantry, and even
your semi-feudal ideas, but can't ad-
mire them. They're fetishes. Don't
ask me to like 'em. I'm going to live
here, and I'm going to live like q
northerner-for the money there is in
it. Honestly, now colonel, isn't there
something about the north you like?'
There was little pause.
Il think" said the colonel, in lit
tie while, they is. They is something
about the north / like tremendously
suh."
90 1 knew you would. Tell MI
what?"
What l like about the north, sub
is that it is a devilish long way from
the south, sub. - Chicago Tribune.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-06
Castles in the Air.

oh! see the birds-our fortunes for
cents"
Let's try"
One bright-eyed miss. with a school
bag under arm. looked longingly at her
companions. Z.
But none of 'em had cents.
81 don't care" piped one. I'm GO
ing to be a rich mans wife anyway.
I'll die trying"
I'D rather run a candy-shop."
Here. girls" said the old man.
coming up and smiling. as he caught
snatch of their idle clatter, ''let's try.
Five girls, five fortunes"
He gave the Italian quarter. In
great glee the little tots received the
planet of their lives.
Il suppose" chuckled the old man,
as they scampered away. cones
duchess sure. ones a lords wife. and
one is to be Mrs. Lady Deuceace.
That's what nv wife thought until she
married me. Guess rl go home now
and get supper for the family. Wife's
out shopping, as usual" ."-Nes0 York
World.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-06
A Valuable Tree.

From the American aloe tree are
made thread, ropes, cables, paper
clothing, soap. sugar, and brandy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Tcommunicated.l
Electrie-yyfre Accident.


The breaking OF the electrio-light wire
Yesterday ut Broad and sixth streets:
which came ne killing boy ana ara
kill instantly O valuable horse. should oDer
an object lesson TO our people. and serve
10 awaken them to the danger OF death
and loss OF property they are daily exposed
TO in this CITY. Miles and miles OF wire
are strung overhead along our streets
heavily charged with electricity. and
should one break and fall on person
death would be instantaneous. Sucn
warnings as occurred yesterday should not
be ignored. What knowledge have we OF
where this danger lies, or which way 10
turn to avoid It2 / am told that there are
several means by which this dan
ger can be averted; in fact. that
device has been invented by
one of our own acknowledgements
Johnston, who, by actual test IN this city,
proved in public exhibition the complete
aud safe working of his machine by taxing
the wire in his hands after 1t was cut MS
machines being on the line), and that the
device has since received the highest en-
dorsation from some of the leading cleo
tricians in this country. and only short
time since the city of Paterson, N. D.,
adopted it for its trolley system. IL we
are To have the overhead wires. bringing IN
rich harvests to the companies who own
them. let us enforce all means that Will
give our people protection, and not wait TO
have some ono killed before action IS
taken. Now is the time for those who
have charge of our streets and thorough
fares TO look into this matter and require
that every precaution be taken to save LIE
and property. An EYE WITNESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
New York sketch on the Elevated Train
lIarper's Weekly.]


n. antered An elevated train of Franklin
street with a white-clad golden-haHe,d
babv eirl in his thin old arms, and smile
on his oray-bewhiskered face. Every man
in the Car was silent behind newspaper,
or gazing gloomily out OF window;
MAY / set by Z" he inquired OF an
oyer-fed. melancholy man In black, VINO
was occupying three quarters OF uouoie
seat in the middle OF the car.
Certainly" he sal i. and when he saw the
baby GIRL he frowned at first, and then
smiled and squeezed himself into one half
the seat. 40, , A.. LA
man, and four newspapers were lowered
into as many laps.
Yes il rs" replied the melancholy, man,
with another smile. Seems 10 De olo"-
inc freshly up the bay"
tured the old man so loudly and cheer,
fnlly that passengers for ten seats around
looked over and smiled. and two or three
beran to converse tentatively after the
manner of persons who learned to talk
very late in life. Told my darter this
mornin' before left hum that | thought
N 'ud rain before night, but said Ia lose
an umbrell 4 / fetched one. 1t does
seem IS if Pm gittin' powerful fergitfhl
lately"
" BIeecker ,n-from the guard.
us this your grandchild?" inquired the
melancholy man, beaming with all his
visible cutlcule.
got Her father m mothers dead, m she
lives long o Almiry N me. Almlry's my
darter."
Eighth mex i"-from the guard. -.
MAKE 'em hustle, don't they! Don't
give 'em much time to git on or off. Al
miry's kind o. near, though she means
well. Almiry does-pll give her credit for
that-,n' she thought all these fixiu's
WANT wuth while But | says to myself
amt got any more grandchildren to bring
up. ner much longer to bring 'em up 4
mad; m # Susy wants s good clothes 8
our minister's little girl, she's goin' 10 hey
'em. Amt you. Susy?"
The child looked up into the serene,
homely old face and smiled.
Is this window too cold Tor your little
girl, sir ?" inquired big coarse, boy who
sat opposite pretending to read grimy
paper-covered novel.
"Eh!"
Would you like the window closed?"
mo. thank We. Can't bev too much
fresh air for Susy. Why, she lives out
doors, Jest like flower, when she's to
hum. What street was that"
Eighth"
whats next?"
Fourteenth"
That's where Racy's dry eoods store is,
amt itY"
Eyes"
"Well, we've got to git out there. Come,
Susy."
Every man in the car was sorry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
THE SALVATION ARMY.
| Grand Continental Congress of the United
States Fotces-The Programme.

Grand Continental Congress of the United
States Fotces-The Programme.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, November 19.-Eyery train
entering New York to-day will bring de-
tachments of reo-shirted soldiers and uni
formed officers OF the Salvation Army.
Before night fully 5000 soldiers Of both
sexes and all grades will be quartered in
town ready to take part in the grand con-
tinentai congress of the United States
forces. which begins Monday and lasts
three days.
The greetings and conversations be-
tween arrivals might have Jared some
what upon the sensibilities of some of our
less-sensational Christians, but there
could be no doubt of the mems sincerity
or their firm conviction that theirs is the
right way.
The programme includes, after a large
rch-light procession, two great meetings
in the Carnegie Music. Hall Monday and
Tuesday nights. at which the subjects
for consideration will be. Tho Army's
Work in the United States" and The
Sacrifice for Humanity"
The conservation of little Miss Myrtle
Theodore Booth, infant daughter of Com
mander Ballington Booth, occurs Wednes-
day. Thursday the delegates again scatter
10 the four corners of the cou ntry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
MILLER 9 RnoADs-oo.,,,.,...


very rapid rate. Oar stock il l,,,.--,:
comprises every kind tina, il 80 al
scasonablc. aud REASONABLE. ''''S.e,
Special lots are
en isS a. soI Is14l Fancy Embroidered u,,,..
90 dozen sheer Emtnf,-.s H..
100 dozen Very sh,er r7rt,,t,..-.
bercbicfs az -, rs, ara So. ''i Hill
Vehl.emsn : '1i1ai Haniks-bi ,t,
" rh-er tawu. I.
N sheer linen.
~ POpgee SIX, Oh.
The Doll Department or A.
floor is ready for bushes. oad
III Bi s,I.s, Dolls 1.l Win sl saaY ssehpu
The Doll Tea.Scts Al al r-...
now on sae-same hrOr :"
As 1t is positively AMI ah..,-.,-
necessary that We should lav. y
space on our second flor fsrts. -
play OF Holiday Goods ..tI,r..' !. y
nounce special sales Tor tl.. asa. T.. 'l'
following lines that our ol.... ns, .
accomplished. .
Blankets AMI Comforts.
Gossamers and Jmte..,.
Ladies. Miss. arI
ChIldrens Jac.o'sa-fC..,
Bugs, Lace Curtain. a-I
Portiercs.
We have an immen'' stock ,srn,
aforementioned lines 1u. ., {..' .
fident tho low prices vl ..5..
duce the quantities. ."
At the Underwear lc-...- -.--,
find special "iobs a. .. nd.
regular prices in Mems, ..... isf..'
Misses, and Children Goods ''
A visit will repay y91.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Rnvs, Oxarcnafa. 40.

j. II. Valentine. auctioneer. 1886 east
Main street. will sell ut private sale, for a
few days 200 Bows 0vercoats, nicely made,
with cape. to - years, at one half value
Oyercoats ever sold in this city. Owner
very anxious TO close this stock out and
will sell at the above low figures. Bring
your little boy with you and buy nice
coat at half price. Also, $50 Mems Rubber
Coats, extra quality, assorted sizes. at
$3.50. worth 81 wholesale. Also, 80
Damaged Rubber Goats at $50. A cheap
lot of clothing. Sale will only continue
for few days. j. II. VALENTINE,
Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

the tables, who're was gracefully served
superb supper.
Miss Tyree, who Is lovely brunette, re.
ceiyed her friends In bewitching manner,
that easily ipsures for her the position. OF
recognized belleship in Staunton's social
circles. al
Some of the guests present are Miss
Jennie MacPeck, Miss Bette Fauntleroy.
Miss Fannie Harrison, Miss Kate Dnvai.
Miss Ramsay, Miss Christine harman' Mis MIS-
Katie Baker, Miss J.. May Elder, Miss
Glenn Atkinson, Miss May Arthur, and
Messrs. Lacy Gibson, Frank Iannenil,
BALDWIN Wayt, Hampton Wayt, FRANK
Hanger, James Woodward, j. brecken-
ridge Catlett, Hanson Tams, and ihomas
w. Atkinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Steinway Pianos,
the Standard Piano of the world.
WAITER ID. Moses Il Co.,
Sole Agents, zoos Main street.
Rendy-sIade Dress Sale

Anovelty for Richmond is offered this
week by julius Meyer q Sons, the Broad
street merchants.
For S6.9s they will sell Perfect-Fitting
Refer Suits, Blazer suits, Eton jacket
Suits, made of All-Wool Storm Serges,
Flannels. and Waterproof. Repellant;
Many Of them are worth more for material
alone, without considering the making.
For S8.4s they will sell Russian Blouse
Suits, made of Illuminated Serge, Refer
Suits of Whipcord Cloth, Imported Cork
screws, Atwood Broadcloth, Storm
Serges, satin half lining. Many of these
are worth $3.50 and S15.
These are all tailor-made, and any defect
of fit will be altered free of any expense
to you. The beauty of buying q dress
without bother OF making it need not be
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
[Communicated.l
Tfoy,f T. smith

In these times of mutual congratulations
and giving credit where credit is due do
not let US neglect to make honorable men
ton of the name OF the chairman of the
First Congressional Democratic District
COMMITTEES, Hon. Lloyd t. Smith, who so
successfully managed the canvass IN this
district. In a sound discretion he exer-
cised and advised patient and concilia-
tory course towards the errIng brothers,
which was the cause of very many returns
to the Democratic fold, and the people
owe him debt of gratitude which they
must repay when the opportunity presents
itself. GARNET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Tournament Mt brakes branch.
,c.., 60 TIM DisDatch.l

DxAEE's BRANCH, VA, November b.
People we're here yesterday from all the
country around to witness the cleveland
aud Stevenson fag-raising and tourha-
ment. Hon. I. w. Scott was the spesh =
and did credit TO the occasion. AZ he
e;nished the dag went up and there were
cheers for Cleveland and . pixio " by the
Danyille Blues Brass Band. The tourna;,
ment then took place. A. 5. Terry charged
the knights and Major J. w. Morton de;
iivered the coronation address. The ball
and supper we're enjoyed by all. The
knight OF Oakland crowned Miss Muthrie
queen first maid, Mis-: Moods; a; Mss M ES,
bank. second maids. third MAID, MISS
follows, First honor, Richard Mosley.
~ rings; second, w. Q. Scott. "a third, +.
II. Osborne, 80; fourth, @. II. Friend ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
-Four Premiums in Succession.

The Gabler Piano has gotten these
premiums, and no one can point to fair
in which the Gabler tailed, provided II
was on exhibition.
These pianos have been known in our
city since 1854, and have the verdict of APP
proyal from our finest teachers and singers.
Call on US and test them. or send Tor cata-
logue. Easy terms and low prices.
MANLY B. RAMOS 81 Co.,
s03 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Another Record Broken-This Time by
thu Richmond and DanXille RAILROAD.


This is the year for breaking records.
The trotters, the PAGERS, and the ocean
greyhounds have accomplished this feat,
the Democratic landslide has swept the
country. and now the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad claims place among these
as a record breaker.
Richmond TO New Orleans, distance OF
1,O45 miles. is overcome in thirty hoursl
Leave Richmond at 1880 A. NJ. connecting
At Danyille with tho Vestibuled-Limited
train, and reach New Orleans the following
morning at 1895. The vestibuled train Is
composed entirely of Pullman cars and IS
a triumph of car architecture. 1t consists
of dining car, sleepers, and an observaSS
tion car. the latter containing library of
standard works. The train appointments
are fashioned after the order of Oriental
magnificence, adding luxury to comfort
and rapid transit. The solid South IS
made more solid. The existing fraternal
ties. cross-ties, and quick transit bring US
closer together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Enncr-Mnnd Pianos.

Our assortment is equal to chrysanthe-
mum display in variety. We have upright
cases in CHARTERED Oak, Birch, French
Walnut. Circassian Walnut, American
Walnut, Antique Mahogany: White Ma
hogany. Hungarian Ash, Curly Maple,
Rosewood. and Ebony.
These Fancy Pianos are in our ware
rooms in all styles of cases. With our line
of Steinway, Hardmau, and Kimball
Pianos and over $50 Organs of sll styles we
feel that We can supply your musical wants
and repay you for visiting our establish
ment. WALTER ID. MosEs Il Co.,
1905 Nam street, opposite post-otfioe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
,ha st.ndard pi.

Before purchasing medium-priced Pr
ano from some dealer who insists that his
piano Is as good as Knabe, suppose you
drop into our store and listen to fine pi-
ano. which has genuine musical tone.
will be delighted to have our Pianos or
Organs examined. Prices are quite low,
and the terms are easy.
MANLY b. RAMOS h Co.,
903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

The preparation for the display OF
Holiday Goods makes short season OF
little prices necessary that the desired
space may he gained as speedily as pos
sible.
Each department in our store will
therefore present profitable opportu-
nifty to any one in want OF seasonaDle
goods in our line.
The Dress Goods Department offers
very tempting inducements In prices and
late and stylish novelties.
A special bargain are the ATWOOD
Cheviot and Cancels Hair Suitings at
81. 70 the full dress pattern OF yards,
full 80 inches wide.
Three styles Of Cancels Hair
Garnet, with brown and white tweed
stripes; Garnet, with garnet ana white
tweed stripes; Navy, with navy and white
tweed stripes.
Stripe.
Three styles of Cheviots-
golden brown ground, with irregular
dashes OF electric blue, gray and white
A navy-blue ground. with shades OF golden
brown lntermingled with dashes OF bright
cardinal
An electric blue ground with Irregular
gigzag dashes OF black forms n most striking
pattern, while a tc)re OF other designs In
mixtures and plAids await your inspec ION
a. tho counter, not one pattern OF which Is
worth less than %.
A special purchase OF imported novel
ties enables us to offer you this week
regular 75c. goods at soc. the yard.
Three STYLES OF Stripes--two Cseyiot, one
Flannel-eloctric and cadet blue. with bou-
rette stripes Of bright cardinal, golden
brown with zigzag effect In black and gold
Five Plaids--
Two Flannel, three Serge, 3s inches wide,
all wooi-color combinatlons-broTn ana
red: blue and red green and rod; golden
brown, green and black; cardinal, blue, aud
gray.
Five styles OF Chevrons-
Owe and garnet myrtle and garnet,
brown and black, red and blue, blue and
brown.
We will offer this week what We con-
slider the greatest value ever placed on
sale at retail-All-W Wool Bedford-Cord
Suiting. II yards wide for extra heavy,
firm texture, in seven shades. AS the
goods of course cannot DO duplicated
and the buying will be lively we urge
you not to delay if you wish share of so
good an investment
The Handkerchief Counter presents a
busy scene. Packages of Christmas
handkerchiefs are being done up and
handed over to delighted customers at a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Err Inhn.nn,. conditinn,

The condition Of Mr.. yirginius John
son. who has been critically i'll since
Thursday night, was somewhat improved
yesterday. although he Is by no means out
of danger. He Is afflicted with paralysis
In one arm and in his organs Of speech,
but has partially recovered the use of bis
hand.
The members Of the Tobacco Trade.
among whom Mr.. johnson is very popular,
have expressed the greatest sympathy for
him in his illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

twentieth Annual huoti"h SHir'
Rich and elegant Siiverware. Clocks,
Brouxes, Banquet Lamps, Opera-Giasses,
Rogers's celebrated Table Cutlery.
SALE TOMORROW
AZ store Ola east Main street at 1890 A. M.
and 4:3O y. NJ. In our goods received 70.
day will BIO found some new aud beautiful
STYLES in Fern Dishes, Bread-Trays, Hand
Painted Berry-Bowls. Gypsy Kettles,
Entrge Dishes. Cups and saucers. Mirrors
Brushes and Combs in Repoussie Silver,
and many other sessonablo goods suitable
for Christmas, Wedding, and Anniversary
Presents.
LII. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
IL r. Iduohtou. Jr. Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Service for pov.

There will be a service for BOYS at
the Monumental church on the first Sun
day in Advent November 27th) of 4 O'clock
in the afternoon. This service will be a
short one, with bright music and an ad-
dress especially TO BOYS. After the address
Rev. j. Is. Newton will tell the congregs-
ton q piece of news of the deepest ints-
rest to the boys of Richmond. The SER
wee viii be under tho auspices of the
Boys Do-Good Society of Monumental
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Charlie Foster Misrepresentsd.
fpv talazranh 10 the DisDatch.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 1s.-Secre-
tary Charles Foster desires to have it un.
derstood that he has never made the re.
mark attributed to him by a news agency
that there will be deficiency of reve-
nues this year and probably larger one
noxt year." The Secretary says he has
question. but is willing to be put on record
as saving there will be no deficiency this
fiscal year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Visible Cotton supply.

Bile supply of cotton for the world is 3.777,-
065 bales, of which 8, 1888, 169 bales are Ameri-
can, against 3.S4l, 032 aud 5.446,s32 bales,
respectively, last year. Receipts at all IN
terror towns. l53,S05. Receipts from the
plantations. 262.s32. Crop in sight. 2,S62,-
OH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Rridal Presents.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A great variety of Silver Pieces. entirely
new. suitable for bridal and holiday pres
-Chaterlaine Watches and Pins. Hair
Ornaments. Pendants and Neck Chains.
Elegant Diamonds. SolItaires aud in pairs,
set and unset, New Engagement Rings OF
all the latest styles, at
NowLAs Il Co.'S,
g2I Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

stated that estimates for tho bridge have
been asked for. This enterprise has been
in contemplation for several Years, and II
carried out IL viii be. great thing tor
Richmond and Manchester and 400 10 the
popularity OF both Forest-Hill ana New
Raanrr oir naTkA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Thanksgiving Dinners.

The Peterkin Guild Of st. James church
will serve dinners at No. 1ll2 east Main
street on Thanksgiving Day and o number
Of pretty girls and attractive ladies will bs
include eli the delicacies Of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
MIR. Y. II. Wright Passes Away.

u,,ypopo, Va. November 19.-On yes
,aydav MT y. B. Wright, one of the most
influential citizens of Bath county, died
from the effects of an attack Of typhoid.
fever. His wife. who has been very III J Tor
a number of years, is not expected 10 I'VE
until Monday, owing to the shook oil MI
Wright's death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
conv,c,ea of Pe,itLarc.oy.

The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day in the trial OF Henry McCabe and Will
lard Lewis for burglary. The jury brought
IN verdict ri s 81 no. guilty o. BURGLAR but
for the former was fixed At six months, and
the latter three months confnemen.in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Miss Nelson, 8 years, ASK, won the S40o
ssoss a en- Fsy SsS lie Miss Hssos
ID owned BY Samuel B. Nelson and slygo
b. Andrew Bennett. both Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

buys nice Fender; GO cents buys nice Fire
Set Shovel, tongs, and poker); Is cents
buys Coal Scuttle; cents buys Cinder
Shovel. Full stock Weather Strips. Glass,
Putty. ETC., at VAUGHAN's,
COZ east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

MALARIA cured and eradicated from the sys-
tenn by Browns Iron Bitters, which enrfches the
blood, tones the nerves, aids digestion. Acts Ike
a charm on persons In general Ill health, giving
new energy and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Arti.tin Piann-Tnninr.

The rush of the school tuning being
now over, we can promptly fill any orders
left with US. We guarantee satisfaction.
Charges moderate.
MANLY b. RAMOS Il Co.,
Telephone No. $50. 903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Do You Want Lovely

Cut Flowers, American Beauties, Mermets,
Brides Roses, May Handy Violets, Chry-
santhemums. Palms, Fern Pans, &C.? Go
to W. A. Hammond, l07 east Broad street.
Packed and shipped to any point.