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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Young Ladies German at the Burg.


WrrITANsDURG. Va, December 17.-De-
splte the had weather Cameron Hall was tlll-
ed last night with tn fashion and beauty Of
this town, the occasion being q german
given by the young ladies. TWenty-one
couples were dancing. There was an
abundance OF beautiful as well as useful
fayors, which were distributed by MISS
Cora Smith and MISS Edith Smith. Mr..
John b. Spencer and Mr.. Charles W. Cole
man led the first and latter part OF the
evening, respectively. -,
and Mrs. {. w. Coleman. Those dancing
were Mrs. r. 4. Wise with Air. j. G. Chs
lister. Mrs. John Is. Spencer with VII. joan
h. Spencer; Mrs. II. ID. Cole with Mr.
Lawrence Brown, of Old Point; Mrs. l..
w Lane. Jr., with Mr.. Ralph C.ay, Of
Newport News Miss Ella Moncure with Mr..
Charles Coleman. Jr.; Mss Mary Tre7ll-
han with MIR. Henry Chapman; Miss Rosa
Emory with Mr.. Ed. Franklin; Miss Jeu-
ME Wise with Mr.. Harry Humrhries, OF
Old Point: Miss Bessie Scott VITA VI. n.
Webster. OF Norfolk Miss Firgie ARMS
tead with Mr.. Hurt Jordan; Miss Louise
Henley with Mr. q. Il. EDDY, of Farmyllle {;
Miss Lula Richardson, of New Kent. with
Mr. Norvell Henley; Miss Eddie Turner
with Mr.. Ta2ewell TAYLOR; Miss Jeanne
Mercer with Mr. 1. II. Tyson, OF Alabama;
Miss jennie Morecock with ldr. Maury
Cralle. Of Nottoway; Miss Pattle More
cock with Mr.. +. 5. F0rrar, Of Amelia !;
Miss Elizabeth MOrecOck with Mr.. Page
Van r. Stires. OF Norfolk. Miss Meta
Smith with Mr.. III. $. Bird, of Petersburg;
Miss Lucy Booth, OF Carriers Grove, with
Mr.. George Preston Coleman; Miss Cora
Lane with Mr.. Joseph y. Christian; Miss
Fannie Booth, of the Grove. with Pro-
lessor Walter Mapp, of Accomac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
Dir. and Mrs Fleming Greeted on Their
Return from a Bridal Tour.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dspatchl
IYNcHBURa, Va, December II. The
home of George Ii. Fleming, in West Lynch
burg. about two miles from this city, was
the scene OF an elegant reception last night
given to Mr.. and Dlls. Frank Fleming. VINO
recently returned from their bridal tour;
The house was brilliantly illuminated and
tastefully decorated, many dainty and ex-
quislte ornaments being displayed.
The reception party were Mr.: and Mrs.
Frank Fleming, Mrs. Mason OF Baltimore
(the brides mother, Mrs. DR.. j. W. 1lll-
lard. Mrs. Shields of Lexington. Miss LIZ
zle Nlpfree. Mrs. MRhOOd of Washington,
and Miss Fleming Of Richmond. Among
those present were: Captain and Mrs;
Adams, Mrs. Christopher Nlniree, 1lr. and
Mrs. r. II. Pannlll, Miss jamie Moseley'
Miss Brightwcll, Miss Grace sale, the
Misses Ianghorne, Miss Maggie PAYNE,
Miss Adams, Miss Curhne. Rev. DR.. Hall,
Rev. Il. II. Fleming, Rev. L. L. McCor&e.
Messrs. Mahood. Watkins, Sale, Dudley,
Holt, j. Z. Shumate, Edgar Black, Judge
Ford, w. A. Tanner, Aunspaugh, Fairfax,
ID. T. Walker, Walker PetuJOln, and H..
Taylor Gleaves.
Mrs. Frank Fleming was attired in q
bridal dress of corded armOr. with Lilies Of
the valley and diamonds; Mrs. George
Fleming, brocade satin: Mrs. Mason, black
velvet and pearls: Mrs. billiard. black
velvet and yellow satin and diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. Shields, black silk and pearls;
Miss Lizzie Winfree, green silk, with white
lace trimmings: Miss Mahocd, green Six
and chiffon; Miss Ottie lemlug, Denga-
line; Mrs. Adams, black silk; airs. VIM
free, black velvet; Mrs. Page, crepe dc
chine; Mrs. Panniil, cream and pink SIZE
Hiss Mossley. white silk; Miss Brightwell,
plnk satin; Mss sale. white silk, trimmed
with pink; the Misses LanChcrne, IN Diue
and white silk: Miss PAYNE, white silk /;
Miss Adams, blue crepe de chine.
Rev. j. VI. Williams. rector OF Grace
Memorial Protestant Episcopal church
here. has rendered his resignation TO the
official body Of that church, but so far no
action has been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
DUEL TO THE DEATH.
a TERRIBLE TRAGEDY At THE LONG
DALE IaON-WoRKS.
Seven shots Exchanged Between Foremsn
wallace and John sawyer-The Lat
ter Killed and Former Wounded
rspocisl telegram to tho Dispstch.I


JosopALI. VA, December 17.-John Saw
YER has been employed as a laborer oy the
Ionedsle Iron Company for several years
working under their foreman, A. ID. Wallace
II has been A well-known fact since he
FIRST came into the community that MS
mind was in a measure impaired. de has
always lived IN q house by himself and APP
nareptly had no friends. Some weeks ago
Foreman Wallace was compelled 10 as
nense with his services on account OF bis
conduct becoming very dlsagreesDle,
having accused Wallace OF taxing from
him things be never possessed, ana using
threats If he did not return them.
NUMEROUS THREATS.
since that time Sawyer has made
NUMEROUS threats TO take the lie OF wal
iace and also his wife and little boy. Wal
iace took very little notice of the threats.
and your correspondent heard MIN say
yesterday he did not apprehend any dam
Ger himself. but he feared Sawyer might
S,sit his residence during his absence ana
attack his wife and child only Jew
days ago Sawyer confronted mAllace
armed and demanded the surrender OF a
ratchet ne claimed Wallace had TAKEN
the nremlses at once. wnereupon he re-
treated and said 40 more until to-day.
HIS DEMANDS.
About1:15P. NJ. while Wallace was giving
directions to his men in regard TO some
work SAWYER came up armed with O re-
yolyer in one hand and knife fully two
feet long In the other. He again demand
I'd the surrender OF the ratchet. wallace
told him he had nothing belonging TO him
and asked HIM whom be intended to shoot;
SAWYER at this time advanced and opened
fire upon Wallace, who had pistol near
at hand.
THE DUEL.
SAWYER shot three times before Wallace
commenced hring. Wallace then shot
four times, three balls entering Sawyers
face and one near the heart. Sawyer then
knocked Wallaces pistol from his hand,
and cut him severely. twice on back OF
head. SAWYER then fell dead. Wallace's
wounds have been dressed, and while very
painful are not considered serious. The
inquest has been held, and Wallace is fully
exonerated, it being clearly case OF self
defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Judge Cochran. Critical Condition.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspaichl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. December H.
Judge John L. Cochran has suffered some
thing like a stroke of apoplexy, and bis
family and friends are very much alarmed
at his condition. The first decided symp-
toms developed Thursday, though he was
on the streets most of that day. 1t was
evident TO all who saw him that something
was wrong.
Judge Cochran has been one OF our most
valuable citizens, being identified with a
number of its enterprises. He was county
Judge for number of years. and as such
was connected with the management of
the ller-Manusl Labor-School when 1t
was first being put in operation. He has
served several times In the City Council,
doing excellent service ~ member OF
the Finance Committee. Few men
here have been concerned in more
active enterprises of public character. -.
Mrs judge Cochran fell yesterday and
was painfully bruised.
Mr. James Perey Is repairing an antique
table made OF San Domingo mahogany. II
belonged TO JeE arson and was purchased
b. the late Thomas FarrHr, from one OF
whose heirs Mr. jefferson NJ. Levy has
purchased it. He will have it topped with
ONYX and taken to Monticello.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
The LOWER COURT SUSTAINED.
Death OF Mrs. Nora Anthony-ihree
Prince Edward Couples 10 be Married

rCorrespOndence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
FIRNfyI1Jy. VA, December 17.-At spe-
cial term of Prince Edward Circuit Court
,Judee Stafford q. White presiding 1or
Judge S. +. COlemen-the contested-elec-
ton cases for Treasurer, Sherln, ano Coii-
missioner of the Revenue were cloSeu.
Inis was their fourth tr1al, the nrst naVln.
been before Judge Farrar, OF the COUNTY
Cont, the second before Judge Han
cock OF the Circuit Court; then before
Jndpe Christian, OF the County Court
During this time they were taken 70 the
Cont of Appeals on writ OF mandsmus
and sent back 10 the Circuit Court 10 De
tried. The Judges decision sustained the
lower court inasmuch as he found no
error in the rulings OF the former. Inc
contestants (Repu blicans), Messrs. $. II.
Bliss. G. II. Bliss, and >. j.. Harrls, were
reuresented By Colonel Il. L. Hubbard.
and the contestees (Democrats). -Messrs.
Ewing. Dickinson, and Clarke, by
Colonel j p. Fitzgerald and ex-
Judge Watkins. 90
Mrs. Elem Nora Anthony, a Farmvllle
lady but for long time resident OF wash
incton. ID. c., died in that city yesterday
and was buried here to-day.
COMING WEDDINGS.
Invitations have been sent out for the
marriage OF Miss Louise Watson TO MIR.
Albert Hillsman; Miss Annie Thomas
Walton and Mr.. James $. Anderson, and
Rev. MIR. Couch and Miss Jennie Terry-all
OF Prince Edward county-on the 2lst In
slant.
oPIGIN Of mp AND TUCK"
It was towards evening of a cold, clear
dsv in December that a famous fox
hunter drew rein in front of the post
Office at Curdsville, o little village In
buckingham county. He wes known for
miles around as quite wag, and as soon
as he alighted q crowd of loafers gathered
about him, in the hope of aiding their d.
gestive organs with a good laugh.
What luck. old fellow Where are the
dogs? Where is the fox? were among the
numerous questions asked.
Now the last time see 'em, twas nip
and tuck" said he, with wagglsh shake
OF the head.
Nip and tuck, Ned what do you
mean"
well. when I left the dog was 90 close
TO the fox that he would nip at the fo1s
tail, and the fox he tuck his tail and the
dor he nip agln. and the fox he tuck his
tail so twas jes like / tell you-nlp and
tuck"
The hills resounded with the laugh that
followed. and so originated nip and
tuck"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Oiivet Commandery Oficers.


CRSwF, VA, December 17.-At a regular
meeting Of Olivet Commandery. No. Is,
last night, degrees were conferred on two
cendates-.one MIR. u. Burton, OF Farm.
vile, and the other Nj. Edmund Gee, OF
tins place. There was also an election OF
officers. as follows: Eminent Commander,
Il. j. Ceilings William A. Price retiring
Generalisslno. J. ". Bryant; Captain
General, Jasper Wells; Prelate, William j.
Sewers Senior Warden. b. F. Robinett;
Junior Warden. c. S. Smithson; Treasurer,
j. p. Bingley; Recorder, c. II. Kruse
Standard-Bearer. Il. ". Slaughter; Sword
Bearer, A. J.. Woody; Warder, George W.
Oliver. January the I'd was selected foI
public installation of the officers elected
Major Edmund l.. Dubarry. superintend
ent Of the Norfolk Division of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, was called to Phila.
dephia to-day by "A telegram announcing
the sudden death Of his brother. j. n. Du'
barry. second vlce-president OF the Penn.
sylyanIa railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ONAEcocK, Va. Decem Der 17.-hirs. Katie
Watson died yesterday evening at the resi-
deuce of Mr.. Henry d. Carmiue, her SON.
in.law, in this town, in the Slst year of her
age. She was buried this afternoon from
the Southern Methodist church. OF which
she had been member for more than nifty
years.
la consequence of the recent decision of
Judge Hughes. of the United States Dis
trict Court, the persons IN this town VINO
bought the Maryland schooner AleXlna at
auction and had her repaired will lose a
considerable amount of money. The
Alexina was captured while taking oysters
from Virginia waters and was sold under a
decree Of AccomGc county court. Judge
Hughes decides that the sale of the boat
did not free her from the debts she owed
prior TO the capture, and that she must be
sold apaiQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
IHWIS MORRISON.

Elsewhere the theatres seem 10 DO as
busy as they are here. aud u must be that
the holiday tide oyeriiOws the streets and
ulekles INTO the PLAY. houses. In New
fork everything IS very bright; good
sectors and plays are there in plenty, and
most OF the houses are full OF people
every night. II is evidently harvest
tlne for the mspaeers. The follow
ing are the important attractions
announced Tor this week in Gotba1n
Marie Tempest IN The Fencing Mas.
ter" at the Casino; Vaudeville at Tonv
Pastors; "Aristocraey." at PalmerIs Thea
tire; "A Trip to China Town. AZ t6e
hadison-SQuare n. O. Goodwin, at
the fifth-Ayenue Theatre; Wife for
Wife, at the Windsor The Ensign y
at the Fourteenth-Street Theatre: :"
Prodiga Father" at the Broadway
Theatre: John Drew, at the stand.
ard: j. s. Willard, at the Star Thea.
tire: The Silver King" at the Grand
Opera House; Neil Burgess III "a The Coun-
~ Fair" az Proctor's; Russelrs Comedians
in A Society Fad at the Bijou; "Ameri-
cans Abroad at the Lyceum; The Back
Crook at the Academy of Music AS You
Like IL" al Days Theatre; Mason. Manola
Company at Herrmsnn's Theatre; Thomas
q. seabrooke in The Isle Of Champagne
81 the new Manhattan pera-House.
IT WAS TOO FUNNY.
II remember" says Stuart Robson in a
recent letter. producing, play called
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dtsoatch.l
SrAUSTov, Va, December 17.-Governor
Mckinney has designated Judge Lyman
Chalkley. an old Richmond boy, as the
county Judge of Allegheny, to hold the
County Court OF Augusta, vacated by the
death OF Judge John W. Stout, until Judge
Stout's successor NAV be appointed.
Judge Chalkley, who belongs 20 your
worthy family Of Richmond Chalkleys, IS
son-in-law of the Hon. w. 9. 7. Breck-
inridge, Of Kentucky. aud, though quite a
young man. has shown admirable aptness
as presiding judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

SOME OF THE MANY XMAS PRESENTS
TO be found here we name below.
Toilet Sets in Plush, Ebonized, and Silver
Gases: also, Shaving Sets, Manicure OUTFITS,
work-BoIos, Smokers CUNTS, Infants Sets
Collar and Gun Sets, Handkerchief aud Glove
Cases, Perfume Caskets, Whisk-Broom and
Holders, Mirrors, Photograph-Frames, Upright
smoking Sets, japanese Screens and Trays, Pa
petere in fancy boxes very elegant, Writing
Desks and Portfolios, Albums, Perfume Bottles
in silver and gold, Jewe-Cases, Powder Boxes,
Csndlesticks, Liquor Sets, Ink-Stsnds, and hun
dreds OF other articles In nIigree silver for orna-
mental purposes; Dolls in endless variety OF all
kinds, either dressed or undressed, ranging N
price from l0c. TO els.
fkEE-Eyery purchaser OF Doll at 25c.
or up receives pretty Lace DOLL
Gan FREE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Imnroremen,. ut jamestown.

Correspondence OF the Richmcri Dspatch.l
WmLIAMBURG. Va. December Icon
tracts for the many improvements spoken
OF III the DISPATCH as soon TO be made al
Jamestown by the new owner, Mr.. Barney,
are being let. Yesterday measurements
were being taken !or large pier to be
erected immediately in front of the house
Ctbe present wharf, which is in most d.
lapidated condition, IS located some dis-
lance below the house, aud for large
double bridge 70 connect with the main
land. A good and substantial fence Is
being placed around the graveyard, and a
large force of hands will soon be employed
on the island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

J. Hoge Tyler, DOW our Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, should oy all means be the next
Governor of Virginia. No man IN Virginia
has done more effective work tor the party
than be. During the recent campaign. be.
Ing a farmer. he was sent INTO the hot
holes of Third partyism. where he turned
back weak-kneed farmer Democrats from
the Third party TO the Democratic party
by his forcible arguments-r1en who could
not have been turned back by Mr.. OFFER
rail- or any other lawyer. for tho simple
reason that they knew Tyler was a farmer
and therefore suffering from the, same
grievances, they had confidence IN his adj
vice and took IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
yevsNo,es from Empolia.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FypoR1A. VA, December 1.-THE young
ladies and gentlemen of the town have
organized literary club, which promises
to be success.
The Local Branch OF the United Bank
ing and Building Company will meet at
the Office of the secretary on next Thurs
day evening TO elect president TO succeed
the late Edmunds Mason.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
have an entertainment during Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
A CHRISTMAS SALE OF HANDKERcHIEFs

Csc IL will work wonders.
IL viii buy Ladies' Pure Linen Embroidered
and scaIioped handkerchief, Ladies Fine Swiss
Embroidered and 5cailoped Handkerchefs,
Ladies' Japsnese silk Embroidered and Scallop-
ed HAndk ercbiefs, Ladies' japanese Silk Initial
Handkerchie.s, Ladies' Japanese Silk Drawn
Thread Haniksrchefs. Ladies' japanese SIX
Colorod Handkerchiefs, Ladies' hemsttched
Mourning Handkerchiofs, Ladies' Scalloped and
Embroidered Mourning Handkerchief.
one lot OF 25 dozen Embroidered and scallop-
cd Japanese Silk Ladies' Handkerchiets, white
or colored embroidery, choice Loo.
One lot of 900 dozen Hemstitched, Corded,
Cambria Handkerchiefs, solid white and colored
edges, choice &c.
80 dozen Gentlemens Large Size Japanese
SIX Initial Handkerchiefs. Doc.
Handsome Embroidered Fine Linen, Null,
SIX, and Real Lace Handkerchief ranging In
price from SOC. 10 IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
LEATHER GOODS AND JEwELRY.

We invite You to Inspect the fne line OF
Purses and Shoppng-Bags which Is the centre OF
attraction durng the busy holiday rush. Here
you can ind either this inexpensive purse or the
finest Morocco in all tho now designs. We would
call your especial attention 70 the Sterling
Tipped Purse with time-piece attached, which
would lie most appropriate for n Xmas present
In tho JeTelry- Cases We have many new de-
signs in Lace-Pins, Hat-Pins, Bar-Pine, Ear
Drops, Lock Bracelets, Neck-Chalns, Rings, Back
Combs, Charms, Brooches, Gloye-ButtOners,
Bye-Glass Chains, &C., sc. The prices in this
department are the attraction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

CORRESPONDENTS OF the Richmond Disoatch.l
GEus Bar, Va. December 17.-Rev. II,
w. Berry. of the Christian church. tins
place. has accepted call TO preach at In
dependence church, near Ashland. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

WANTED AT ONCE, SOLICITOR
w % work on commissions or small salary on
commencement Boy Is years OF age preferred.
Address SOLICITOR,
de 1917 care DISPATCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Il ING OF She STOCKHOLDERS or THE
DISPATCH COMPANY viii be held az their
once on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF January,
1898, az 10 O'Clock n.
de Ibid Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN OF
w experience, SITUATION As CLERK
20 help In the holiday trade. Best Of reference.
Address }. L. p, Box 2lT, city do lS-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
GLOVE STOCK

GLOVE STOCK
Ia already roaping the great holiday harvest
There are no effects without cause.
The cause for our immense Glove trade is the
knowledge We bring 10 bear in the selection OF
skins aud buying direct from the best MAKERS;
the perfection OF Ut. the range OF style and color
ing, and the extreme moderation OF our prices.
A most successful holiday Kid Glove Is our D.
Hook and Biarritz-all dne selected skins, regu-
lar worth S1.25, for Csc.
Another fast seller Is our fine S-Button Suede
Mous1uetaire, valued at $3.50, for 31.25.
Our 4-Button Glace Street Glove, in ox-blood
red, black wets, and stitching, makes seasona-
bic holiday present, good value NJ s1.5O.
A complste line OF Shades in Evening Gloves |;
also, Driving Gauntle.s in dOg-skin and CASH
mere.
Mittens in worsted and silk for children.
Beginning THURSDAY NEXT t22d instsns)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS

10 My Patrons on Church nal:
wish 10 inform you that have Just received
a flrst-class limo OF FRENcH and DOMESTIC
CANDIES. FRUITS, and CoNFEcTEoNERIES /;
also, FRUIT-CAkE of best quality. FIRE
WORKS, SMALL TOYS, DC. You can save
lots Of street-car fares by going 10 the HOME
MADE BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY. Re-
J. II. NoLDE,
a. Is.ltc 25l6 east Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
~ CnMpANY ASsnCATInN m

IL COMPANY ASSOCIATION, DE-
n GENDER II, 1S92.-CoMRADEs, Ar
TENTIoS: Assemble at 7l3 west Main street,
MONDAY, tho 18TH instant, at I0A. NJ, 10
pay thu last tribute OF respect 70 our deceased
comrade, W. LEIGH BURTON.
BY command OF CHARLES X. SKISKER, Presl-
dent. X. A. BROCK,
de lS-lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
WANTED, TO RENT
NEW RAISINS. i.


NEW KAISINs, 5tt
saw .'.s t..
NEW CITRON. Q Gc..fs ......
MINCE-NEAI, g.. p...,
MINED SUITS, llc. pound
pounds FRENCH rA>ot '-a'..
LARGE FLORIDA ORANGE :.a
CHOCOLATE DROPS, -Is p.s5,
MESsINA LENON9. ll.
COCOANJTs, c.;
packs FIRE-CRAChE.s 'er-...
Phone 3l1
CAL for our Xmas ,ics-fs.
HlIIAt-.sy
ds1T-ts 1920 and H. g -st. a.. '....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
THIS PREVAILING AND TROUBLESOME P


added udra1ysr
metmeHepn lenaley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Tho all-absorblng question now Is what TO buy
for the little ones. Why not buy something use
fuli And what will they derive more comfort
out Of than a Zephyr-Knitte1 Sacque or pair OF
Leggns; and n II be for an older child, why not
a pair Of our Jersey Cloth Leggins, or Russell
Leather Leggins, which are so much used for
boys now? We have them IN all sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

For frst-class Job Printing send your
orders TO the DAPAzcH 0fBoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

MASONIC FUNERAL NO Il.
vi TICE-DOvE LoDGE-The mem Xxx
bers OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A. +. ana
A NJ, viii attend called communication OF
their lodge at the Masonic Temple, on MONDAY
MORNING, December 19Gh, at 10 o'clock
10 pay the last sad tribute OF respect 10 our de-
ceased brother, W. LEIGH BCRTOG. Members OF
sister lodges ana transient brethren cordially
and irsternally invited 70 unite with Us.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
BEN. Il. AUGUST,
de IS-lt Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

A GEN S.-MINERAL LAMP
IA WICkS never burn out; no smoke, no SCOT,
~ trimming; hight elual 70 gas; samples,
10c.; assorted dozen, 2Jc. !, oIAlNER a CO.,
Providence. X. l. &c lS-l-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

WANTED, A SITUATION on A
w truck-iarrn as WORKING MANAGER by
q single man. Understands trucking m all it5
branches. Good accommodation. Address, B.
A., 5l7 MOsby street. do lS-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

NANIED, 4 WHITE CUOk lGEH-
w Man pr-ferrei). Goo: references re-
CURED. Apply at 1896 West Grace streo-
da T-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

WANTED, A COOKBOOK WITH
w OUT encumbran,c. Must bring good
reference and remain on tho lot. Good wage.
Apply tetweeu AMI 10 4. n. and aud T.. IA.
". HL>SBEEG,
deI7-2t' 421 cas-. Franklin street
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Y A GRAnrArE OF

WANTED, BY A GRADUATE OF
w Ras,maEs Business College, Pougnkael-
sic, y. l.. a SITUATION January l, 1893, as
boOk-keeper, assistant lOJk-koeper, OK onlce-
WorS of some description. References given.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
1KrANTED. A POsITIONFIRsT OF

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w the year by q YOUNG MAN, - years
old and married, who is acquainted with tho rr-
tail dealers OF this city and good collector
aud not AFRAID OF work. Hardware 1r Wholesale
grocery preferred. Best OF references. Sd
dress 4. 3. C., caro- o. DISPATCH. DO lt-lt'