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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

county. J. w. Bowers rice Alexander Bar:
ton. resigned: Tyro. Nelson county. Bland
MaSsie rice Susan w. Massie, resigned ;
Yards, Iazewell county. Thomas Puckett
uice II. y. Sh1ilieburger. resigned.
MIR. Handy. editor of Eastviile Va.)
Heraid, was among the visitors at the Capt.
tol to-day.
Messrs. f. F. Golsan and George s.
Shacke,ford. of Orange. were among other
Virginia visitors.
North Carolina visitors to-day included
eX-Attorney- General Davidson, Mr.. Don
nell Gillian. the well-known lawyer OF
Tar 5oro'. and Judge w. 4. Hoke, of Lin
coin.
Mr. Abner Harrell, of Weldon, who is q
candidate for Public Printer. has very
general endorsements from his state and
the South.
Virginians continue to have their claims
pressed on consular places, and the North
Carolina applicants have by nc. means
abandoned hope. IL ls conceded that
each State will yet be given two or more
consulates, but the chances are that the
appointments will DO delayed.
}. l.. Scales. II. G.. Cowles. }. G. French.
George +. French. and James II. Wood are
party OF North CarOlinlans who are re-
gistered at tho National.
General Scott Shipp, superintendent OF
the Virginia Military Institute. and Colo
mel J. NJ. Neal. candidate for the Danvllie
postmastcrship, are at the Metropolitan.
Judge John T.. Harris, Of Rockingham.
was On the floor OF the House to-day during
the reading Of the President 9 message.
Colonel A. b. Andrews, of Raleigh. has
returned to the city.
Senator Vance construes the Presidents
message TO mean that he wants no COM
promise. but demands the unconditional
repeal OF the Sherman law.
Secretary Carlisle has promised Repre-
sentative Tyler that Captain B. W. Baker
shall be appointed Keeper of the Light
House depot, III Portsmouth,
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sion, not only in this country hut in oil
other countries OF the world. 1t Is q plea
Tor sound, logical, oommon-sense' finance,
upon which the credit of the country ~
based q plea for the overthrow of the
mischievous doctrine that alone the United
States is strong enough against all the
other civilized countries of the world TO
make silver dollar worth fifty cents
equal to gold dollar Tho endeayor is
task too great for this country, and TO at
tempt II IS but 20 play losing game atthe
cost OF every other interest. for the sake OF
enrlching lew miners of the West.
DALLAS DOESN'T LIKE 1T.
DALLAS, Tx. August 8.-Clevelands
message was not well received here and
met with very unfavorable comments.
Most people Interpreted it TO mean total
destruction OF silver as money and highly
calculated TO throw tho country into a
worse panic than ever.
A POWERFUL ARGUMENT"
NEw ORLEANS. August s.-The Times
DcmocrG' will say tomorrow The message
of President Cleveland IS a short, lucid,
and vigorous document Dir. Cleveland
advises Congress 70 d. what It can toward
relieving the existing situation. Tho re,
peal OF the Sherman act may not Go all
that is required or that is expected OF 1t f;
but 1t will be powerful factor IN liEhten-
ING the present depression aud III restoring
confidence where only d!strust and appre-
heusIon prevail. The message is a
powerful argument for the abolition OF
the compulsory purchase OF the white
metal.
CONGBEss SHOULD ACT Al ONCf.
New ORLEANS, August S.-1he P}cdptne
will say: This is the picture which the
President has graphically painted. and
while the legislation TO which IT Is manly
attributed remains IN force the situation
must become worse. The remedy-the
only remedy which he proposes ls the
prompt and unconditional repeal OF the sill
ver-purcbasinG law. That done hemcubus
will be removed from our national finances ;
confidence will be restored; the money
which has been boarded will be brought
forth md take its place IN the general
financial channels; all industries will re-
sumo operations; business OF all sorts
will revive. and a return TO prosperity can
tnen be fOTctOld and couptcd on with a
tar assurance Of fulflment. This IS all
tnat the President asks of Congress now,
and 1t would be wise Of Congress 20 act
upon 1t with Us little delay as may be.
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BEELMAN.- Died. Tuesday, August
sth. al $50 u. NJ, at l25 wet Duvai
street, HENRY A. II. BEELhAN, Only
son OF n. and c. BEELMAN; aged >
months and l6 days.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved Is still.
A place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be hlled.
God. in HIS wisdom, has recalled
Ihe boon HIS lOye had gwen:
And though tho body slumbers hero
The soul is safe N Heaven.
Funeral will take place THIS (Wednes-
dav) AFTERNOON at 4 oct0c@ from ot:
Narvis German church. Friends and
acquaintances invited 10 attend.
CARDOZA. Died, on Sunday morning
az ten minutes past O'Clock AZ ths resi-
dsnce of his mother. Mrs l.. j. Cardozs,
No. ia north flfth street SS"iS
ARCHER CARDOIA.
His funeral took place Monday atter-
noon from st. Paups church at O'CLOCK.
FARISH-Died. IN Washington city, after
n short illness OF typhoid-teyer, July 81.
Is9I Mr.. W. MAWOOD PARISH, son OF
Mir Keeling farIsh. in the I'D year OK
bis age. ,.h,. "A
anpreciating such noble character. MS
broken hearted family are not alone IN
their erief-a shadow has been cast over
ria numerous friends Tor LIE. In the
heavy affection he bore 1t with that re-
sienatlon which comes alone nom tue
most implicit faith in the Saviour.
Home is sad Oh. God. how dreary
Tear-dimmsd eyes shall gaze IN VAN:
How he suffered. but now ~ rejoicing.
His joy has begun in Heaven. L.
His remains were inferred al Bowling
Green, his fathers home.
LIPsCOMB.- Died. August sth, at 2;so
p. NJ, at the residence OF nsr husband,
2s,0 east Grace street. CELESTE, beloved
wife OF Stanley Lipscomh. In the 2sthyss
OF her age.
Funeral notice later.
OROuRKE. Died, August sth, at e:ls
lp. NJ. at the residence OF her husband,
No' 4is north Seventh street. Mrs, CATH
| FRINE O'KOURkE. wife OF jeremiah
| O'Rourke, in the eish year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter. 2ts
sCHNELIENGBERei. = Died. at the resi-
dence OF his father. In henrico county,
| Va. at $50 A. NJ. August sth. 6E0RdEl.
| SCHNRi.LENGBEkG. in the ssd year ot
sunsral from ST. Mary's German Catho-
lie church THURSDAY MORNING,
.ssEgss::s ~. ~ s'.s.iss'is' .iss'is''ts: sss':sfs n
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WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Vacancies in the Treasury Departmental
Cabinet Meeting, Etc.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Auguss s.-Attorney-
General Olney has received tho re5sna;
ton Of Marshall l.. Mott, Assistant United
States District Attorney for the Western
District Of North Carolina.
The revenue cutter Colfax. stationed at
Wilmington, n. c.. has been ordered 10
proceed to Fort. Monroe, Va, to assist
in enforcing the quarantine law.
There are 100 presidential vacancies
alone in the Treasury Department;
Among these are twenty-three internal
revenue collectorshlps. Secretary Gar,
Isle is very ANXIOUS TO fill these places ana
had an interview with the President this
afternoon on the subject.
The President came into town ABOUT
1879 O'Clock and went directly TO the
White House. His brother was with hlm.
He had very few callers this morning,
Speaker Crisp and Mr.. Cox. the Secretary
OF the Senate. completing the list. Inc
Cabinet met promptly at IL O'Clock, WIN
all the members in attendance, anu re-
NAMED in session about two hours. Inc
financial situation is said TO nave been the
principal topic of discussion. although II
is probable that the Berlng-Sea aroitra.:
tion, the Samoan war. and the opening OK
the Cherokee Strip were also considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
THE MT. VERNON LIBRARY.
The Collection of Valuable Books Lent
by Randolph Macon College.

The following valuable collection of
books, written by Nlrginlaps, has been re-
celved at the Virginia Building. Chicago.
from the trustees of Randolph Macon Col
lege. through the secretary. This loan
about completes the collection OF Viz
GINA books, and it Is q very credita-
Die one, filling we'll the large case
which occupies one side OF the room
known at Mt. Vernon as the library
History of Augusta County, Va. Camp
Fires of General Lee; Colonial History,
Marshall; History or Greece. Harrison;
Historical Register. Maxwell Memoirs of
the War, Lee; History OF Norfolk, Bur-
ton; Southern History of the War Pol
lard; Southern Historical Papers; Virginia
Convention OF l776, Grigsby History or
Virginia, Campbell; History OF Virginia,
Burke; History of Virginia, Howison
History of Virginia, John smith; virginia
Historical Register; Virginia historical DO.
iety; Historical and Biographical Sketch OF
Virginia, Roote. two volumes; Virginia Poll
tics. Hambleton Washington, Marshall !;
Valley of Virginia, Kercheval; Canoes OF
Methodlsm, Fitzgerald; Memoir of Fair
fax Randolph; Life of Colonel Joshua
Fry: Life of General L. J. Jackson, Dab
ney: Jeaerson's Memoirs, Randolph; Lee
and His Lieutenants; "reminiscences OF X.
Il. Lee, Jones; Life and Times OF jesse
Lee, Lee; Judge Longstreet. Fitzgerald |;
Life and Times of Madison Party Lead:
ers. BALDWIN; Life of John Randolph. OF
Roanoke. Garland Memoirs OF south
ern Planter, Smedes; Governor Ia. w.
Tazewell, 9rigsby Religious Opinions
and Character Of Washington, Mcclure ;
California Sketches. Fitzgerald; Dead Sea
Expedition, Lynch Travels in Europe.
Eduards: Lewis 4 Clarke's Expedition to
Northwssti skstshes ot t,ysshbstx, ys. va !
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RErEAL DOES NOT sETTLr.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Message Attent;veIy Listened To
The silver Debate Begun.
fBy telegraph to the DisDatch.l


W,su1NGToy. August S.-The House was
called to order promptly az noon. After
nrnVer and the routine business OF open
ing the days business recess was taken
until 1l:l5 When business was resumed
the Presidents message was presented to
the House and read.
Never in the history of Congress has
such interest been manifested IN state
document as was shown by the members
during the reading. hush fell over the
House and rearly every member followed
tine words of the message with intense at
Asthe Clerk read the signature " Grover
Cleveland" wave of applause swept over
the hall. When order had been restored Mr..
O'Ferral called up the case OF Richardson
~ Relknap. both claiming to have pTund-
,;,c'e title 10 a seat in the House from the
Fifth Michigan District. Mr.. Dlngley
moved that the matter be referred 10
srecIol committee of five members TO De
anDoiuted by the Speaker with lnstruc-
mons to report thereon within ten GAYS
Mr.. Dingley's motion was lost-ytas' LOO
NAYS. 1874. The following Democrats voted
with the Rapubhcans in the afirmalNo;
Nossrs Koyer of North Caroline, COBB
of Alabama, Cummings, Hall OF Minnesota
Harris. Hartcr, Hayes. Martin or Indiana;
Oates and Tracey. The Popullsts voted
with the Democrats. n,,:
Then came the vote on tho Republican
resolution declaring Belknap entitled to
his seat on the pr,ma-fdc'e case, and II was
deteated-yeas, ia; nays l9o'
RICHARDSON SWORN IN.
Mr. O,Ferralps resolution for the imme-
diate swearing IN OF hicharusoh WaS
agreed 70 without division. and DIT. Mch-
ardson came forward ana Gusilneu. ~
ON motion OF Mr. Catchings lDemocra')'
~ Mississippi. against the protest OF MS
colleague. MIR Hooker who wished tue
membership OF the COMMITTEES on Rules
| ,ncreased). resolution was auOpted
authorizing the Speaker To appoint the
| I,ommittees on Rules, Accounts, Enroiied
| Bills. and Mileage with the mehDessnlp
| 10 which they were entitleu III tno inty
se,ond Congress, apd referring the rules
OF that Congress TO the 0oihuil''ee on
hnles. sDoo,.,vo,;.
| onnonnced the death OF bis colleague
| William Mutchler, and as O mark OF re-
meet 10 the memory of the deceased the
| House at A:S5 adjourned till Thursday
| FBRK-colsAGE CAUCUS.
A, tho close of the davis proceedings
Mr. Bland sent to the CLERK desk ahu uau
read A call for a caucus III the nan OF tn9 9
| uouso at Il o'clock tomorrow OF al.
members in favor OF the iree eoinass u
S'r Tbe proceedings In the Senate today
were of great public interest. The routine,
.as tho same AS that OF the House until
| the Presldent's message had oeeh pre-
sonted and read.
SENATOR'S ALL ATTENTION.
Not often has an Executive communica-
| zion been listened TO in the Senate Win
| such profound attention ana inteles, as 90
,h;s nessage was. Every senator WAS
snS and appeared 70 be on nervous
| Strain not TO lose q. word. - ..s
NE Nv. Etswaft u Nevada, hea messu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

Detere; Southern Planter. three volumes; !;
Southern Pulpit, two volumes: southern
Literary Messenger. 81 volumes; Essay on
the Anglo-Saxon. jefferson Great Supper,
l.. NJ. Lee; Patriotic Reader. Hogg; Life
of Rev. J. w. Childs. Edwards: Infant
Baptism. Rosser; Baptism. Rosser Bible
Dictionary, Granbery History of the Dis
cipline. Peterson; Gods Word, Blackwell: /:
Evidences of Christianity, University of
Virginia; Soldier of the Cross, Leyburn; I;
Blind Bartimeus. DIR. Hogo; Memoir of J.
Il. Taylor; Virginia Young Mems Chris
tan Association: Phoebe, Bledsoe; Ele-
mentary Principles of Agriculture, RufiiD.
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The Karamania's Passengers.

NEW YORK, August -Onlcer Jenkins,
of this porI, gave out tonight the following
statement: "The bacteriological examination oI
Lorenzo Moracio, a passenger on the steamer
Karnmania, who has teon isolated On SWINE
purne Island. shows the presence OF cholera
bacilli. The patient is recovering ana Is nov
able 20 be up and about. The other passengers
OF the Karamania, who are on Holman lsiauu'
are in good health
From now until all danger from cholera mas
paseed Heaiih-Oncer jenkins wiz issue dally
bulletins giving the exact physical condltlou ot
all passengers On vessels nom infocted pVR'S VI
ports supposed to be infected.
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FEARFUL DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
A Crazy Father Fatally Injuries Four Chill
dren ana Himself.
(By telegraph 10 tho Dispatch. !

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, August S.-JOhn Pinn, news'
paper carrier living at 1884 Chateau avenue,
about o'clock this morning almost completely
wiped his family out of existence. Ho had been
III tor some days OF q fever aud while his wife
was absent from the house getting somethnf
for him be became delirl0us. jumping from his
bed, he seized q fat iron aud boat two OF his
children (boys) fearfully about tho head, infict-
ing fatal injuries. Then. with butcher knife
he hacked his two girls in a most horrible man
ner. lie completed his fearfui work with a
slash across his own throat. All iye were ietal-
~ wounded. The horrible work Of the insane
man was not found ont until his wife returned
and found their li,tle homo literally Hooded with
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IhankR KAfnrned.

The Young Ladies' Guild of st. Andrews
church desire 10 return thanks TO all who
aided them IN their recent moonlight ex-
cursion for the benefit of the Summer
Home for Working Girls.
Thanks are especially due TO Mr. X. l..
Christian for donation Of fine hams. 10
Mr. NJ. II. Catlin for flowers. and TO the
Christopher Columbus Italian Band for
the excellent music furnished on the oc-
casion.
This band Of some fifteen pieces supplied
delightful music during the whole time,
and we cannot say too much Of their skill
and proficiency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

NASHVILLE. TENN, August S.-A dispatch
states that Private Laughorty, OF Fort Ander-
son, was amnushed AMI killed as Coal Greek
last night. IL was case OF murder, aud there
are fears in some nugrters that trouble may re-
suit "A the tree niaors object 10 the presence OF
the soldiers who are guarding tho cOnYicts em-
plOyel in tho COai-Creek mines. tho soldier.
having defended Fort Anderson from tho attack
made upon it on August 10Th by the miners.
Rumors were nnoat yesterday that thore had
been a skirmish at Fort Lewis. bus those Lacked
conformation. The miners are said 10 DO wrathy
over tho location Of the new branch prison on
Brushy Mountain near whero cOnylcts woro
worked in tho mines by the state. IL ~ the i'm
preston OF tho state officials that there will be
IN troubie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
WELL KNOWN IN NEW ORLEANS.
A Young Man Who Was Arrested In
Chicago for Forgery.

NEW OhLEANs. a., August S.-Joscph c.
Markcy. who wqs nrrestcl at tho Leland Hotel,
in Chicago yesterday Tor forging cAcck ior
$1,000, was ono OF tho best-knOwn young men
in this city. lie fell heIr to 4 considerable Tor
tunc on the death OF hls father aud Immediate
trayagantly in social entertainments and taking
n leading part In society. Gambling fastened
the lo8s OI hil fortune. He Is said 20 have
squandered $50, 900 ~ few years. His family
have been helpiug him along lately, bat tho de-
maud3 upon thcm were moro frequent ana
heavy than they were able 10 stand. Markey
loft hero some time ago .or the Northwest The
report OF his arrest was received with groat
surprise.
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Possible Chicsgo Riots.

CHICAGO, August S.-A remarkabse deeiars-
ton was made to-day by Mayor Carter harri.
son. In an address Of welcome TO the annual
convention OF the military surgeons OF lhe a.
tionAl Guard Of the United States ne saII
There are 100000 people in Chicago to-day
unemployed ana almost destitute OF money;
II Congress does not give US money We VIII
have riots that will shake the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
DefegltQs.

A cordial invitation extended 10 visit
your friends at tho Kelley Institute at
Ashland or 10 investigate its methods.
For special trains and all information
call on Andrew Joyner. manager, at kx-
change Hotel. Richmond, Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday, or address the
Kelley Institute, Ashland. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

is the date fixed for tho next Chesapeake
and Ohio's Old Point dollar excursion.
Fast train leaves Richmond A. Nj. Leave
Old Point Z. VI. Two hours run without
stops. giving nIne hours at Old Point. Re-
member tho datc- SUNDAY. August 18th
and that the rate Is only 81 round trap.
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ra c,..n.a ,hs s,sram

effectualiy, yet gently. when costive or
bilious, or when the blood r. impure OF
sluggish, 10 permanently. cure. haoituai
constipation. TO awaken the kidneys ana
liver TO o healthy activity without irfi-
tatine or Weakening them, to dispel head.
Hsksa, salss, W tsvsss nss Hssap " S'ass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller Tray, which Is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and Haich IS
made in every way superior TO all other
trunks. We beg 10 say that we warrant 1t
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free OF charge.
Very respectfully,
II. W. RouSTRRE & BROTHER,
kichmord, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Old papers for sale at 25 cents a hundred
at DISPATCH office.

No well-regulatoj household shonh be WITH
out bottle OF ANG0sTtRA BirtEhs, tns world
renowned appetizer and inue'Tator. Beware
OF counteriol.s Ask Tor the genuine article,
manufactured by Dr, J. q. y. S.esegt g sous.
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REPUBLICAN SENATE CAUCUS.
The sherman Law Not Alone Responsi-
BILE for ExistIng Evlls.
[By te.egraph 70 the Dlspntch. ]

10y tetfgrapn 10 tuc DlSphlcu.l
WASHINGTON, August s.-The Republi-
can senators held a caucUs this morning
In the rooms or Senator Sherman and dis
cussed the situation from various points
of view. Senators from tho West mingled
freely with gold men from the East and
talked over financial affairs IN an un-
impassiOned manner. here was one
thing upon which tho senators agreed,
however they might differ on other mat
ters, and that was that tho Sherman
law Was not alone responsible for the lack
OF confidence now eXiatlng IN the minds
of the people. One senator made a speech
In which he took tho ground that fear of
interference by Democrats with the tariff
had done moro than anything else to SOW
seeds OF distrUst throughout tho land.
This sentiment was voiced by others pres
ent. No fixed policy was determined
upon. the senator's saying they preferred
TO wait and hear what President Cleveland
had to say upon the subject. 1T was
agreed that the Democrats must assume
responsibility for all that was done, but
would be guided by patriotic I'M
pulses and do what they thought
was proper to help the country IN
remedylng the evils that were believed
to exist. A Democratic President had
called Congress together. and Whatever
was done must DO proposed by that side
Of the chamber. and upon that party the
consequences would fall. IL ls probable
that a subsequent caucus will be held at a
not very remote day. The matter OF pa
tronage was discussed, and the caucus
comm ttce Of last year. consisting of Sena-
tors Mcmillan, Proctor, Jones. Wolcott,
Shoup. Aldrich. Higgins. and Davis, was
authorized to wait upon the Democratic
Caucus Committee and sec what tho party
intended 70 give the minority, and to re-
poIt az the next conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

For impure or thin blood. Weakness. Malaria,
Neuralgia. Indigestion, and BliOusneSs, tafe
Browns IRON BlTTERs, rgye5 sirensth' inaAlne
old persons ieei young, ana young pcfsOhs
strong; pleasant 20 take.
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ar R.vna r,In. 81.

Delightful excursion 70 Norfolk and
Newport News on the new aud beautiful
steamer Pooahontas. Saturday night.
August l2th, ut 10 o'clock, returning san:
day Bssss n 49, ~ shs ss~ss~ss ~ Asssss
easts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Wa, po,n, sunday speeiaI.

Sunday, August 18th. the Richmond and
Danville railroad will run special tram
to West Point Train Will leave The kieh-
mond and Dauville depot at $50 A. N.
Returning. leave West Point al . +. NJ.
The train will stop at all stations Fare
for round trip. rs cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

The DIsrArcH OF tomorrow viii contain. IN
full. the grafton 10 be delivered az the worlds
Fair to day (virginia-DAyl by tho Hon. John W.
Daniel: also, the address OF Geaeral FIFE Lee
the ode OF the occasion by Rev Beverley d.
q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Fnr Over E.fry Yrnr.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup las been
used for children teethlng. IL sootnes the
child, softens tho gums, allay5 all pain.
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhna. 25C. bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Sick fFeanncho

cured AMI its return prevented BY the use OF
DIR. DAyID's Liver Pills.
Price. ojc. for \ box - tweIy-fyo pilis; fivs
boxes for dollar.
OWENS & Minor DguG C01PANY.
Kithmoni, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

HAVE YoUR CABPFrs CLEANED. secured,
and packed away for the summer. Staa.-
Dyelng, Securing. and CGrpet-Cleanihg
Works. Mrs. A. j. Pylo, proprietross. Sl3
north Fifth street.
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poun,., n.can.c Cheap

are our Writing Papers, and in so many
STYLES and varieties Anything you waLt.
from Sc. per quire TO Soc; Envelopes from
&c. package to a0c. at Hunter Il Co.'s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Mourniny P,per,,


with the various borders. best assortment
on market, at Hunter d Co.'S, d29 east
Bread.