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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

Percy Gres's so-called " history" written
in 1885 neutraiizes and stuitities his So
called "poem.. In his poem he wa1ss
into a fine frenzvp OF indignation
against England for not intervening
20 save the Confederate cause. but
nothing OF this indignation aeains.
England appears In his history. Anu
when he comes IN this work 70 s SJn-
template the dying agonics OF the Coniene-
racy liz that deeply. pathetic scene, at Ap-
pornsttox, instead Of words OF manly SYM
pashy. Percy Greg pours out over the scene
The inhuman cry OF tho Roman populace
when the gladiator fell MORALLY. wounoeo
in the arena Habet! Habst! He has III ne
has IL
Every important criticism and charge
on this book made in the article signed
Upland" In the DISPATCH OF December
nth. ~ fully proved and sustained.
Attempts have been made &c inlect INTO
this discussion en- element always delusive
IN logic. IL il called the " drgagieflini
nd bonine,n.o Ever since Archbishop
Whateiv published his admirable DOCK
on logic. sixty-six years ago, the
drqupsent,rm al hom,nan has oeen
discarded by fair minds. IL IS
never addressed 10 such. Inc question
herein il not who wrote or who did no not
write the article signed upland" Inc
question simply is, Are the allegations anu
charges therein made against Percy Greg
book true and proved? And the proofs
are conclusive that they are true. ihe
writer of the present and former article
signed " Upland" hrmbly claims 70 nave
passed much time in the careful stuoy
OF American history. He had reao
several commendatory notices OF Percy
Gree's book. As soon as he could OBTAIN
COPY he took it up fully expecting TO ma
IL genial, authentic. interesting, ana IN
strnctive. lie read it carefully. patiently.
attentiveIy, and thoroughly. he mas
found il 10 be what he has alleged con
cerpiug it-even worse than he has alleged.
for time and space for details have not
been found. His duty was too PLAIN Tor
doubt. and he has sought honestly anu III
good faith 70 discharge 1t.
BOOK DOES roT REPENT.
man of evil life and tendencies may be
tolerated with the hope that be may re-
pent and amend his life. But boot does
not repent and does not amend Its teach
| incs. All the poisonous ingredients
stated herein are found IN Percy Greg
book. We venture to express DOUBT
| whether the people OF the southern. states
| will be very anxious TO swallow such pil :
even though it be heavily sugar coated
| with fnely-spun compliments and iabored
| eulopies on the civilization, the manners
and The courage Of the South. UPLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Seven Miles In Seven Minutes.
RICHMOND, January 3, 1893.


To ne Editor of he Dispatch;
see that your Petersburg correspond
ent IN his letter of January Cd SAYS that
Captain Sorcho skated seven miles IN
seven minutes on the Appomattox last
Saturday.
This lays over anything that have
ever heard of. and write 10 ask If you can
tell me whether he used patent .pneu-
matte tired, bsll-bearing skates. or, if MOI.
what kind did he use, and what horse
power engine did he have to tow himI
ANXIOUS ENQUIRER.
The time was seventeen minutes, and our
correspondent believes that he so wrote
IL.
We may add that our representative at
Petersburg Is a model correspondent. He
is as tree from exaggeratiOn as any man
that we know OF. He has had long expe-
Renee as a newspaper letter-writer; ne
sits his facts carefully, and he writes well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

IN virginia. With this object In view II Is
requested that some Of the numerous
readers OF the DIsPArcH viii kindly furpish
the following copies OF epitaphs ~ OF W,
near (iloucestsr Courthouse: (2) OF the
Armisteads, AZ "Hesse. in Mathews coun-
". RAJ of John Grymes and his wife. at
uIacs on the Piankitpnk IN Middlesex
called. when Bishop Meade wrote 10 1888;
"Grymesiyn; 90 Of the uhurchills A.
.Wiifon.n Middlesex: C5) of the Lees. ct
DitchIey.n Northumberland; go OF Hay
nie. near Heathsville, Northumberland
"a OF any old tombs near Cherry Point,
"Rleak Hall - Westrnoreland, and. indeed,
OF any epitaphs prior TO 1870.
W. G.. g..
care of the DESPATCH Query Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

gerars of limitations, dilutions, and sub
stitutes Of Or. Pierce's genuine medicines, Oh I,
fered at what pretend to be "cut prices; "
For the genuine, there's one price am Ti UT. ~
one price--but, they're guaranteed. Tney re
the Cheapest medicines you can buy at any
nrice. for IL they fail to benefit or cure, you
have your mopey back. You pay on'y Jor
Lae good you get. ~. -
To prevent fraud and imposition by un,
prnciped dealers tse oS, genuine tSrangs druggists
authorized as agents, and alwdys at these
long established prices:
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery tfor
the Liver, Blood and Lungs, sLOO. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription flor woman 5
weaknesses and ailments) }, SlW' Dr. Iierce =
Pleasant Pellets tor the liver, stomach and
boweIs), % cents.
Refuse all medicines purporting to be Or.
Pieroe's offered at any other prices. Susplc-
ION naturally and rightfully attaches to them'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Ciytie.
UNION MrLLs, December 20, 1892.

UNION MILLs, December 20, 1892.
To me Editor or the Dispatch
Who, in mythology, is Clytie or CigteI
j. II. r.
Clytie was water-nymph, in love with
Apollo. Meeting with no return she was
changed into a sunhower, or rather a
io~nesol, which still turns to the sun, fol-
lowing him through his daily course. The
sunfiower does not turn to the sun. On
the same stem may be seen flowers in every
direction, and not one of them shifts the
direction in which 1t has first opened. The
flower is called sunfower simply because 1t
resembles picture sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Bacon's Castle.
Bowers. SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. Va

Bowers. SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA
To The Editor of he Dispatch:
Where can l get n full history OF the
building of Bacon's Castle, IN Surry
county and the history OF Bacon.
NJ. l..
SO far az we know there ia none 10 be
had. Various accounts OF 1t have, how
ever. appeared in newspapers and periodi-
Gals; but it seems well settled that it is in
no way identified with Nathaniel Bacon,
the Rebel.
For biography of Bacon see Appleton's
Cyclopedia Of American Biography,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Why Not?

TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH suggests an imi-
tation naval battle between the Coincide
rate ram Virginia and the Monitor as
part of the April rendezvous ceremonies;
This would be wonderful feature, ana
we recommend the suggestion to the local
management as worthy OF serious con-
sideration. NOrfok Landmark.
Yes; got IT up and you will ind that IL
will prove to be the chief attraction OF the
naval review. richmond Dispatch.
If the response made to canyassng com;
mittees should be liberal enough 1t would
seem practicable TO rig up craft like the
Virginia and get the government TO detail
monitor for the occasion, manning each
vessel so far as practicable with the men
who were in the original scrimmage.
There is number in and about Norfolk
who were on the Virginia IN that famous
fight, and the Worden Post, G.. A. r., OF
Norfolk, named after the commander of
the Monitor, would doubtless muster a
goodly crew of those who " fit" on the
other ship. A repetition of the most cele-
brsted naval encounter of the world--that
which introduced the monitor plan of war
vessel to the notice OF mankind-would be
tremendously drawing card. 1t would be
long way ahead of all the cycloramas and
panoramas. We ask again, Why may not
this idea be carried outY Get your beads
together, gentlemen of the Naval Rem
devious Association, and make your
thoughts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Landmark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
The Old North state

To me Editor of The Dispatch:
Please let me know why North Carolina
is called the odd North State.n
TEACHER.
Because it is the more northern of the
two Carolinas and one of the original
thirteen States. There 10 no other reason
that we can discover. The "old" has
something of an sIectionate significance
also, we suppose, as in the case of 1.-The
Old Dominion"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Gold Half Dollars.

TOWNSVILLE, N. @.
To ne Editor Of The Dispatch:
I have n half-dollar gold coin made in
1871. Is it worth premium? If so, how
muchI b. L.
1t is not United States coin. The gold
halves and quarters were made in Califor-
mia by private individuals. They cannot
be sold for their face value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Authority for "Day-po."

To he Editor Of The Dispatch:
What is the authority for "day-po."
which some saw nowl Can't find 1t IN
Webster or Worcester.
We suppose reference is had to the af-
tected pronunciation which IL sometimes
heard OF the word depot. This being so.
we would say the authority for dag pc
is the incorrect idea that such pronuncia-
ton is the proper one. the word being
French, although adopted into English.
The French do not pronounce it day
no." and neither do educated Englishmen
or Americans. See any dictionary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
They are valueless e,
Notice to csrr..peudsnta

No notice will be taken Of snonymou,
communications.
Nor will any attention be given to long
strings of questions.
Many qucries are not answered because
similar ones have been recently answered.
Address Query Editor. DuPArca Office,
Richmond. Va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Bonaparte-Kismet

Bonaparte-Kismet
To ne Editor of the Dispatch
Please inform me how Madame Bona
parte, nee Patterson, and Daniel Webster
were related or connected.
Also, the meaning and origin Of the word
kisBaet. ldSoRANUs.
/. So far as we know they were not re-
lated or connected.
q. 1t is an Arabic word meaning fate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
oCafe " and Safe.

To he Editor of the Dispatch
IL the word cafe is pronounced GAIA. IL
it correct 10 say we arrived at the GAIA all
saf-d (safe)?
2. II not why not? NoS-FRENcH.
/. No.
2. Because cafe is French word and
must be pronounced accordingly. Safe is
an English word and must be pronounced
after the English fashion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Philip Norman Nicholas.

HkNOVEb OUUhIHUUSE, VA
To ne Editor of the Dispatch:
Was the name of the man accused OF the
drowning OF Mills and Wilkinson, gwen IN
the frat accounts in the DISPATCH as Nor
man Nicholas or Philip Nicholas?
A DAILY READER.
HIS name Us Philip Norman Nicholas. II
has all the while been printed In the DIS
PATCH in this way, or with his initials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
n ! = :: w HaIta|k:Hssteln

scakpULE AZ EFFECT JANUARY /, 1893
LEAVE RICHMOND, BIkD-STkEET STATION
BOO A. n Dally-kichmond ana Norfolk YES
TlbULED LlAIrED-Arrive Nor
folk 1885 A N. Stops only 81
o.oo =, Petersburg, Wavoriy, ana suffolk.
BOO A. M DAILY for Lynchburg, Roanoke, and
intermediate ststionA No connoc-
ton ceyond Roanoke.
i<'@u r. H. Daily for Roanoke, Rafford. Pulas.
II. Bristol, and all points South
and West rja East Tennessee, Viz.
ginia and Georgia railroad: also
for Blusfeld. OHIO EXTENSION
Leave Blueneld 6:10 A. N. daily for
kenova, Columbus, o., and the
west Perlor-car PETERSBURG "a
Roanoke and Pullman sleeper Roa.
noks 70 Memphis sia Knox vile and
chattanooga, and through coach
rom Richmond TO Lynchburg.
S'l0 r. n Daily for Norfolk. Suffolk and inter-
msdiaie stations Arrive Norfolk
$50 2. y. Daily. Arrive Norfolk geo Pm.
ii;5o r. n DAILY Tor lsoanoke. kadford, PuIas-
II, and Bristol Connects az Roa-
noke 7:sa A. NJ. with Wsshington
sndChattanooga Limited Pullman
sleepefe Roanoke 70 Mash Vile.
Memphis, ana New Orleans Dining.
car attached. Also for Biueneld.
PoeahoDtss. Eikhorn. ana stations
Chnehryaiiey division; also fog
Louisville and stations Louisville
and Nashville rsiirosd ga Norton:
also Tor Rocky Monas and all star
tons Winston Salem division.
PULIshAN PALACE SLEEPkR petvesn
RICHMOND aad LYNCHBUR9 ready for co-u.
psnty ~ +. y. also Pullman sleeper Pstogs,
borg 70 Loufsvtaio ~ Rndiord and Nortou
Trains arrive Richmond fron Lynch burg and
we west daily $50 A. ~. rs r. ~. and SOC
f.n. Prom Noriolk ana the kasl I62O a. III.
S;lt =. -, and vssstbuied Limited Gao z. n
h ". cOUk1N1Y.
VIZ .sssssesl -
osssrs, ssue.. ,. sss:', v sssssasss Assss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
What Ia Catnrrh !?
Nhat IL tbthrFhs
MARY's RocE. RAPPAHASNocK Co., VA.

MARY's ROCK. RAPPAHASNooK Co., Va
To the Editor Of he Dispatch /:
/. What are the symptoms of "catarrh "
in the head
2. Is catarrh" apt to prove fatal or
not?
3. Is there any cure? IL so. what is
it? Respectfully, >. HAMPTON.
p. S.-Please answer the above ana
oblige a sufferer.
l. Chronic Inflammation of the air pas
sages of the nose.
2. II sometimes proves fatal.
8. Oh, yes; consult the doctors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Hanging of sheridsn's CavaIrymen.

To the Editor Of the Dispdtch
In answer to the inquiry in the DIS
PATCH of last Sunday as TO the reasons,
&c. for the killing of four of Sheridan's
cayalrymeu on the "Backroad," Rocking
ham county, October 8, 1864. would say
that they were shot for, barn-ourning,
having been caught in tho act. though
they claimed to have had orders tor 50
They were shot by detachment of the
command to which belonged.
p. j. WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Mercantile Problem.
IT. he EeIifor ofhe D9sDdiC

To The Editor ofthe OsDdtca;
Subioined are two problems-one from
double entry and the other from single eu-
try. They are useful exercises for those
who fully comprehend the science OF ac-
connts. and also for those who are seeking
that knowledge. as they call into appllca-
tion those principles which are necessary
in the adjustment of business matters
which have become irregular and complex
through accident or through want OF pro-
ner record. The SINE qua non, however or
all accurate settlements IS correct cohuI-
ton of real and personal accounts.
Double Entry.-lr Rlchmond, va on
Main street. April 8, 1865, large mercan-
file house was consumed IN the great con-
fIapration of that day. The firm occupy
inc the building consisted OF three-A, Is,
and q. Before the fire reached the store
stock 10 the amount of $50, 900 was removed
and the ledger. afterwards taken out OF
the safe, was so badly scorched (and the
other books illegbly SOL that the deOlt OF
merchandise account was lndistinguish-
able. while the credit side, however,
sbowed a total of S1,5l9, 3OO.3S. Also
showed IN cash, S59000.73. Notes receiv-
able Si5. 900, OF which $4,000 were ire
coverable and impossible OF renewal;
notes and acceptances payable, SS,QOO;
solvent debts, S220l4.62; lnsolVent ueDts'
q. 500. 10; amount due on open account by
the firm. $l5 ,500.3S; and expense account
had debit of 1872 800. The partnership ac-
counts stood on the morning of the fire as
follows: AS credit, S35,917.22; BIS debit,
S1.7l4.O9: and C's account was closed.
What was the state of each partners ac-
count on the balance-sheet IN Confederate
money on April 4, 1S65-each partner
sharing equally
Single Entry.-In Petersburg, Va, X
| Brother, wholesale merchants, opened
| Ill nd rlpyaH X IN CON-
duct it at monthly salary OF 500, aud
also in addition one third of the net
profits. At the end of seven months the
| business was discontinued, when the
hooks showed that A IL Brother had, put
| in "a capital $4,000. but had withdrawn
| S975. while b had drawn out on account
| S5i8. There were in stock $500; IN cash,
| 1915; in oils due. S93S.l5, and the ousl,
ness owed $50. How much was made and
| what was each party's interest!
We figure the answer to the first problem
as follows:
s.-Ledger balance
| credit .................S35,9l1 ~
| Ono third net assets.... 5l,lU3 20 80. -
INV '1'' ---s s7,o2l II
sets.................... 51,103 e5
Less ledger balance ,-,.oo
| debit. ...".........'... i'fl4 W. IN ooo %
| Cone third net assets......"..." bl'iO3 "a
slS7,574 81
We give the following as the answer to
the second problem;
A Il Brother two
| third profit.....s 9O4 10
! Ralance capital. $685. 90
-s4,529 10
| B. One third pro-
ft.............. so~ oo
| Balance salary
634 %
--s5,l 1863 Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Gorillas.
RICHMOND.

hICHhOND.
To he Editor Of he DisDG,ch:
Was there ever a gorilla captured alive !?
Where?
Is there one in captivity at the present
timer PAP.
There have been several gorillas captured
alive when very young. but they lived a
very short time in captivity. We know Of
none alive in captivity at the present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
AGrammnticnl Question

To ne Editor of he Dispatch:
IS It correct TO say. Are she and George
IN the house ?" or is she and George in
the house, Which is correct and why:
2. Where Is Frank james! j. L. ID.
Tho former sentence Is the correct one.
Why? Because the words George and
she" describe two persons, and must have
a plural verb to agree with them.
2. We don't know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
ola rpl,aph. inquired Dor.

To the Editor Of he Dispatch
II is desired to supplement the very in
terestine and valuable contribution In re-
gard TO Virginia epitaphs published IN
publications, by additions including. 1T
possible. ell pre-Rsvnlntinnary spitanhs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY on Rfcusosn--To wr-

STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RfcHsosp-To wrr:
!, julius straus, notary public for the city
aforesaid, Ia the State Of Virginia. DO certify
that L. q. Younger, N. hiliniser, and Gustayus
Millhiser. whose names are signed 10 the fore
going certificate, have this day severaIIy 40
knovledged the same before me IN my said city !:
and further certify that the said l. {. Younger
tn,s day made oath before me In my said city
that tho said II. Millhiser snd Gustayus MIL
hissr did oach pay In actual eash into the part
nership when originally formed the sun Of eight
thoasand seven hundred and nfty dollars
(ee,7oUl. II
Given under my hand this 2psh dsy Of Deesn.
Der. 1882. SULlux sTkAuS
N l-Su6s Aokary Public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
Virginia Treasury Notes.

LYNcHBUso. Va.
To he Editor Of The Dispatch:
Will you please inform me whether VIr-
GINA Treasury notes of 1860, 1851, and 1882
are of any value? Isee in some of tae
newspapers advertisements for them.
Miss L.. G. I.
They are yalueless except as euriositiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

luuTE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-srnkEr
STATION.
500 A. n. Except SUNDAY, for local sfatlonA
and Newport NeEs-
300 L. N. Daily, yestlbule special, with Pull
man, for WILLIAMSBURG. Nespors
News, Hampton, Old Point Norfolk
and Portsmouth,. Makes no other
400 p. n. Daily, with Pullman for local Sta
lions, Newport News. OH Point
Norfolk. aad Portsmouth.
sos n n Local train, except kundsy, Tor
Clifton Forge. Connects ~ Cor
louisville Tor Washington, az Viz
gnia Midland Junction for Lynch
burg. at Basic City North and
south. and at Stanton Tor Win
chester.
200 p. n. DAILY. for Cincinnati ana Chicago,
with Pullman 90 CINCINNATI and
dining-cAr Msysville 20 csnclnnstL
ssrying breakfast. Connects 81
Sordonsville daily With local yam
o:33 p. n. Local train. daily, for Boswell.
10:4S r. u. Daily, for Cincinnati aud Chicago
with Pullman for Cincinnati, Loals-
vile and 81 Louis and dinins-car
EEt 70 Asysvtue Connects at toving-
too, Va, for Virginia Hot spnnss
daily and 81 Huntington fox
T I'M Lave = kiohfh-srkEkr STATION.
BOO "A. n. Daily, with parior-car, Tor Lynch
burg and Clifton Forge. Connects
except sun fsy for Lexinx ton, Va.
and sxceptsunday FOE Craig Guy.
BOO r. u. kxcept sunday. with slsepinx-cnr.
for Lynchbarg. Train leaves Lynch.
burg q 1;i3 A. y. daily tor Lsxinx-
TRAINS ARRIyx AT RICHMOND, BROAD
STREET STATION.
TAO A. y. Daily, nom Cincinnati
e:55 A. y. Daily, rom DcevelL
ll:30 4. y. Daily, nom Norfolk and ora Posns
400 p. n. Daily, from Cincinnati ana LoaSs
villa. -
$50 2. \. DAILY. from Sortosk and osd ncs..
,o Ky 3 = ssssp. ssndsy' non Clii,sa rssgA
TkAINs ARaIvE'f fGlrM-srnkEr sTxfiox
$50 = - ns,ps ssedsys tsom lssdlksrS
Gas p i. De- bsiis ss SsS fsasss u,e ..4 o1
80 ~seloo fo6aeasss 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOM | nj 0 N
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, AND FRIDAY at O'Clock
Pm. Manifest closed one hour peioro SAILING
time. ~, ,.o,, p,or Oh North
River for Richmond every MoNDai, WEI
NESDAY, AND SATURDAY At l.: a., errlv,ng
In Richmond MONDAY, WEDNfsDhi, AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS. .,
Passenger accommodations unsurpsssei.
Cabin fare 20 New York QDcludlns meals ana no
BERTH ria James-riyer route. ..,'...,.s U w
Round-trtp tickets. limited 10 thnty Gays M
after date OF iasue.... ...'.....s'.'''' 4. ~ ~
Steerage fare. with subsistence. ...'''''' 90 90
Storage fare, without suosntencs...,;' w
Cabin fare riG Chesapeake ana ONO IaIt
way and Richmond and Petersburg
raIiroad uickets limited TO four days.. 90
Round-trip tickets Omitted TO nfteen IN
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond transfer
Company's, g0l east Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depo's'
and at tho company's once, 1901 Main sueot,
and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills oil lading
Issued tor points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until d r. Ne 49,,
Passengers leaving Richmond on hONpAIS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sAIoh-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway teia
Newport News at % A. III. and by tho hlchmond
AMI Petersburg railroad (same days at % a. M.
will mako connection at NORFOLK with steam
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO.. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street,
tyl9 and company's wharf, RockettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08

Judge O'Ferrall has entered the guber-
material race at swinging pace, and all
the signs of the times indicate that he will
prove an easy winner. - Rockingham Register.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
DIssoLUTIONs g. CO-PARTNERsHiPs.
]. F. B. JURGENs, successor to late c. G. Jursens.
CHARLES G.. JURGENS'S SON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The FURNITURE BUSINESS carried on by
my late father, Charles @. Jurgens. at 421 east
Broad street, will be continued by me nc the
same place, under the style Of CHARLES e..
JURGENSS son. The business will suffer no in-
corruption on account OF his death. will keep
on hand full line Of the BEST FURNITURE Of
all kinds, MATTRESSES, CARPETS, and all
goods heretofore handled by my father. BED
DING aad UPHOLSrERYM0RK will be
promptly aud cheapy executed.
Asking Of my fathers former friends and
patrons a continuance Of their custom, will en-
deaVOr to merit their confidence and that Of tho
public In general by strict attention TO busi-
meas and by handling goods Of the best class.
Messrs. JAMES g. CHERRY and II. W. BAR
BEE, who have been associated with my father
for the past Ave years, will be glad to see their
friends.
Respectfully, j. II. u. JURGENS.
IA SlO.13l5,17&20-0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08
COMSU VI PTI0N
SllREIY cuRED.

To THE EDIroR-Please inform your read
ers that have o positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured L shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post Office address.
TIA. Slocum, NJ. O., 1873 PearlSt., New York.
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