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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

on Fire Department the application OF
Fred Jones for permission 20 erect ~
one-story frame bnilding on the alley IN
the rear Of No. lll0 Floyd avenue was ue-
CONCURS IN MANY MATTERS.
The Board coucurrel in the action or
the Common Council In granting petWiSs
sion for the erection OF large huUlD'i va
frame buildings. ,..
tions granting permission to erect irainI,
buildings to he covered with felt or staN''
were returned To the commlt'e'. ,,.,
The Boar. considered me H'L.'3itr M ~ 80
giving tho u'mbers Of the Board OF flre
Commissioners and officers of the FIRE
Department power 10 inspect premises III
which IL is likely there IS an accdtl .ia, IA
tiun Of rubbish or ashes anh or'.r Wy
removal of this Obiecu0nabic hia'V''"'
The paper was agreed 10. .,.
Nr T'urpiu's resolution authorizing tn't
the baby bonds be taken oy the Clly lo'
taxes. gas. water. etc. from. citN en-
p!oyees came mp as unnniShe' ouS'''''H'
and was laid upon the table.
Concurrent action was taken IN me
resolution with reference 20 the Councli
chamber IN the new City Han. .. .b,
The ordinance giving pnrmlsSion 20 ''. wv
Richmond Railway and Electro toinp
TO construct an iron truss -nridEr I',,n w
foot u Seventh street to Brown iS'in j.
whore one of its motive plants'is located
wa- agreed 20. ., .,, .,,,,s
that rhr racllar hour for the Boart 10
ut lac = i,sf.,J of O'Clock Carried.
VOICE OF MIR. TURPlN.
Mr.. Turpin offered a resolution thal tne
CIV Attorney bo requested TO report 10
tbe Roard some method by which the
work OF codifying the new, city oTdl.
nanceS may be facilitated. Hc sun ~, LII
il was "a disgrace and sham" that thl4
work had not been completed after two
years had elapsed. The rules were suS-
pended ani the paper passed.
By request Mr Turpiu, IrtSen,'l q
p.titiou from the Richmond Railway ani
| t,ioctric COMPANY asking the adoption of
m ordinance repeating the section 4f th1
"i1 ordnance giving the Richmond Union
Passenger Railway Company thr PRIV.
| ie,,. to construct a single-track line out
| L,-f,b street This was referred to tne
| i,rnmitt.e on streets. Thr granting OF
| mo r,1,pst means that the ttfth-sireet
| tracks VIII com" up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

the Appomat'ox Bar was held hcre to,nsS sSS
for thc purpose Of endorsing Judgr Joht
d. Horsiov tor election 10 the Court ot
AnDrsls of Virginia. Judge -. \. thrl.-
tan was called 70 the chair. and Mr. w
&. Fslnklin appointed secretary.
The following resolutions. oHfrch un
Colonel x. T. P0ore. were unaniinouSS
adopted: ., ,ha An
,,,,,,tt., u,r here assembled uuaal-
mously endorse Judge John y. Horsley,
our honored circuit Judge. for p'Sll!,oh
on IN next Cour1 of Appeals That JuiS'
U0r-Iov. bv hi. learning love OF justice,
ana energy commands the, respsct am
conGdcncr OF our people. ana by ms am, t,,
able deposition and aftdhle manners h"s
ondearei himself 90 al our people.
That the duti, in the cognty gIn J9Grt J2lrtinr Gr
,I-t,,. ,rith oar brethren u the Fiith
Judicial circuit 70 unite win them IN =. a
unanimous endorsement oi Judge hors'''
f.. \. CHRISTTAN. Chairman.
". g. Franklin. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

minority had done anything but discuss
what II believed 20 be an attempt 10 per-
pcfrstn q great wrong.
81 have made no such accusation Mr..
Mcpherson replied.
Then" qail Mr. Stewart, II have heard
enough of thl4 lrcturing OF the minority.
7 have hoard enough ~ the rc-cchoing ~
tho ISLANDERS of the Ncw York prcss. which
demands that the Senate shall vote first
ana debate afterwards Does the S-na-
tprf hc continued. "Wieh IL 90 20 out
TINT W. have done anything which We
have NOT fh" right % do under The rules
"U.,s the Senator want an answer
uow2'
$50 mover mind now" said Mr.. stow
ort AND hr started on in one ~ his
sp.rcnes about gold and silver and only
came o. % tull stop on noticing nat Mr.
'u,kr.U fWbo Was entitled - the noop
va. Wlu.f'. ting much iupatonCc
SIR toCsTrN tNits.IrD then took the
floor and resumed his argument against
the repeal lIll lip h'ld that any int"rua-
IurH monetary arr cW.ut with European
nations l- impossible now
Vh. Senate then Adjourned until to-mOr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
ropuI,,t oppo.t,iou ia farewell.

tCOrTrSpOnutncc OF ITIV II7FaVV41T
TAZEWEI.L VA. October 9-AltX. ~
clair. resident OF this county. ana Demo
cratic nominee for TaZeWeH i'us9,lL D. !.
pirtrusnu and buchanan. has opposition
in The person of stephen Bundey; OF
Russell county. who was nominated 10y
he Populist convention at iiohaH'I' r.
Russell county. October 7th. II is under
..,SnJ mat he has heretofore been Demo
.r't and this IL is thought. Will Increase
a h, large per cent OF the Republican vote
of this county for Mr.. St CAR on per
sonaI grounds as there Is no party
obligation 10 support Mr.. BunueN,
~" annual conference OF the Northern
Methodist church. colored presided over
hy Bishop Merrill. of Chicago Is IN ses-
SION here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
sou,h Boston. Grand Rally.

SPECIAL telegram g. the hisra'cn)
SDi.TH BOSTON. VA. october 10 .Ih"
south Boston Democratic cub had u
grand rally here tonight \ large cro" !
greeted the Democratic speakers ana SAY
listened 10 sound Democratic doctrine.
Tharr w.-r good many colored persons
t,r...ut who seemed Interested and join
- in tho applause. The. sreakrrs "Gte VIZ
IC' " rtItrt.u. or Roxhorp' y. g.. ana
~ T. nriarnrttr. candidate for the Uousr
of Delegates ana Joseph Srhhins. hI,
o.,iI-. of Democracy was a'lN sustain "
ana much enthusiasm manifested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
GLAD WHEN IT WAS OVeR.
trad Beverley Cheered when He stopped
Sneakinr-Niss Bonner's Funeral.

,Sl.cfu t.Ie.r1m 10 the Dispatch)
WARM SPRINGS. VA. october lo.-Mr
j. Brad Beverley. who's" name appears oh
thc Populist tchc, ass nominee for Lieu
t,naut-Goy,ruor wa. billed 90 speak her"
,6-lay. II vas County-Court day. but
yith3l. scarcely HfN people heard him
Hc dW,lt solely upon the money du's-
ton. uul tho And,rsou-Mctormck bhl.
TAoueh loud ia bis lamentations. he yet
failed o. point out single way in Whch
th" popul.sts would attempt To remedy
Inc evils More money WAS his cry. lils
.I,3s of what amount OF money is needed
.r.. uuiuur Ills audience " o." amy Trims
but enthusiastic. AMI their only applause
was when hc concluded
Miss Mary Bonner. doughtcr "f County
Treasurer j. ". Bonner. Was buried htt.
tr,f1 evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
Grand RoyaiArch Chapter.

The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
CONS convened In annual session a. the
Temple last evening at o'clock. There
was a full attendance and Grand S.cre-
tary William +. lsaacs answered u his
name for the hftieth time. Grand High
Priest W Lewis Jeffries. OF Culpeper,
presided and read his annual address.
which showed the order to be In -four
ishfng condition. The grand lecturer also
read his report. reviewing his years work.
The Grand Chapter will meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning in committee Of the who'll"
and In regular session at L. NJ, when
officers will be elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
Botetourt Democracy.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
FINCASTLE, VA, october 10 Nesier-
dov. court day. was u gala day Tor pe-
mocracy in Botetourt. General f1tl -
spoke In the courthouse when was '!i.u n,
~ ia utmost capacity. and made me
impression. Republicans openly cSclarins
they would support the Democratic ticket
geverly. Populist. and Boyd frohiDilloh-
ist addressed the crowd outside Jones
and Flood also spoke.
Uotetourt will give her usual Dem
ocratic majority The recent misundfr
standing in the party has been happily
adjusted -. - Tole-
Gates X making fine canvass, ana VIII
larry the county by large majority
oyer Carper an Independent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

wife in the will alluded 90 above. Cnlifsr
was hard working man, but oc.isspn-
ally drank too much liquor. ana Nnp'r-
son was trining Worthless cheracut.
The Dispatch corrcspondent was present
at the inquest. and autopsy held over W.
deceased a..
The revival services held ~ CSi1n"
Baptist church closed last night. frspf-
dav morning nins ~ the converts were
baptized. and last night they were re-
ccived in the church
Zcphonia Askew. aged V. , prominent
citizen Of Windsor. died last night ffOn
enlargement of the prostrato gland Mr.
ASkeW had been IS strictly moral anu
Christian man nearly three quarters or
"a century. ana WAS leading spirit In INC
Methodist church H. married - ne ssn
~ *. AMI raised 10 maturity s"venteen
children. nino ~ whom srted during ths
Into VIZ I'm the S0uihnrn army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
Annual Meeting aud Hanque,.

tn. annual meeting Of ST. Mary's BeH'-
fetal 'aud Social tuiou WAS held iH-t
night The reports read We're most "n-
rni,r,l-inl There are now 1913 members
of The union ana about 2.DJ in tt- tr-a-
-urv The election Of officer, Resulted aS
follows Joseph ". Riley, pr--ij"lt
Srhutt.. r.c0rIiug secretary. \. II Felt
Laus. financial secretary, Charles J..
I:rpohs. assistant secretary; George l..
EliIev. treasurer. Richard y. Sghat'".
.rrgraut-at-arms Joseph II Miid,nIort.
John " uuchor and II. G. For 'mun.
trustees.
After the meeting n banquet was h-ii
t1bIas b.autfuly dressed ana lighted.
and an abundance OF yianls and other
refreshments presented tempting p!otur"
90 the $50 persons who assembled in honor
of the occasion. a number Of speeches
ver- made. and amouS thoS" who made
remarks were Rev. Fathers ,Wlllbdid
Gregory anl julius.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
Colone, planton's q gani,ation.

EAINES l.. O.. CUMBERLAND COlN-
~. VA. october O-Tnc OLD Mhe,l j.
morse OF Democracy. Colonel l.. W J..
Rlauton district chairman mas 'th
prarirct Cumberland county. and thrli
u.,,u'. have been entered alphabeucailN
in his private reeistration,3 book. ne
politics Of every voter cnroII'd - It''
rat.l bv a certain letter opposite "a, =
name. lie has appointed as his chiefs
of mites and leaders of ten uuslF anu
active pctocratic workers. thorough
organization Will soon be effected ana a a
mn vote polIcd. and you may expect
trovnc's Church Precinct to do her part
faithfully and well
Tn. Hon. John W. Daniel Is cNpectel
to speak at GU. next court-ihe I'uE'h
AI.n.IIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
AN INDEPENDENTS CHANCE
,r,v pc..thiv We Two Democrats In the
PieId-Bendheim Chosen

Special telegram 20 the pispatch)
Arr-y- ,vDnTA VA. October 1o.-Mr,
~, 40. I.rlhairr1 was today nominated
NJ as the D"mocratic candidate for The
House Of Delegates. in one ~ We mos
exciting conventions ever heid mere. @
a uia.tiou as 90 how many dclc-a'e'
,l.vs,l,fa c.uutv was entitled to the
ronT@n,iln split ana was declared Cd
i..rrai ly the acti0s chairman. MT.
I,.uIheim's friends Immediately re,oI-
The u.uir.a. a majority Of the delegates
bai0e pra-ent and voting. This action
f,e stirred np considerable feeling aii
il Is more dian probable mat another
convention VIII 49, held sh'rhy ana 1,,,i.n, MI,
i0o democratic candidates lu The fold
rhr charo. for an independent 20 Slip In
L. first class
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
OUR STATE POLITICS.
MANY MEETINGS HELD AND A FEW
NOMINATIONS MADE.
General Tityhugh Lee in Roanoke-He
Deals Ably VITA the silver. Tarin.
And Pension Ouestions.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch)

N'lF'idl l'ltEldin 70 inc lpSpdtCnD
ROANOKE. VA. October lo-Gencral
FiH Lees speech here tonight was an
able discussion of the silver. The tariff.
and pension questions. H ri1iculed the
platform of the Populists declared him
SELF in favor of tlrif for revenue. and
the repeal of the purchasing clause Of
the Sherman act. More than seven hun
drcl cnthueiasuc Democrats listened 20
lis speech Of one hour and a half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
DURANT, MISS, December Y. 1872 IS

Mcssrs. Lippman Brothers, savannah
Ga. t ~,
Gcntlemen,- in San Antonio. Tex;
last spring I saw your aver US ', arlt
Potaesitlu) In The paper. Tor the Sutc ..
rhrunafisn. aud thought 1 would try a
bottle Finding such great reliei from II
on my return home / had my druggist
Nr John Mcclellan. 10 order me "a sup
ply. After taking, think ten bottles
have not had pain or ache since; fts, Ins,
vOus 20 that suffered for twenty-five va, ~,
years and could not get the ieast pene,le
pleasure In recommending II 70 all.
Yours truly. J. D. HpsAMVNo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
TheShe,s Tourna ment.

The tournament Of the Virginia Chess
C1ub is still i'm progress. and the play
ers will meet again this evening 10 battle
for honOrs. ..,
Last night Dr Blankenship captured
two games from Mr. Peers, Whlle tle
iatter Won a ike number from Mr.. Jones.
MIR London also captured one game from
.. .o.... ..i4 D4.> .4,.ii ~. l'...'in us--.-.
4 contest was left unfinished between
the two last named gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
non't Leave Port,

don't 20 on a long land Journey, don't start as
emlgrant for the far West II unprov,ded with
that defender OF health aud conqasror OF sick
ness, Hostetters stom ich Bitters, which will do
fend you from sea-sickness. nuIiify fatigue and
M health caused by travel and change OF diet
and 'counterac. malaria. Peerless 10 IL for dys-
pepsia, rheumstism, iiver.ccIDplains nervous
meas, and debility,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
T,rr.r,nt Milmingion.

lNy tDl0Efaph @ the blspaI'HJ
str,i.err Who arrived in this city this
morning purchased watch ir@m a
icwslrr here. giving iu payment a iortt3
draft for 81 on the Atlantic Natioh1'
Bank. Of Wilmington, payable TO >. -,
I.,,ts and signed the Buffers Lumber
CnmuanV Hub. y. &. he attempted 10
Dsss another draft drawn on the same
hank for 81. but finding he was sus-
prcted. disappeared, and has not Ee'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

tine piano. sup.rD.y-hnish'd case
used lust four months and t~o wreSs.
for sal. quite low. Part pt 90" purchase
price was paid. ami tho Fiano can be
eott,n for balance now dIe REGULAR tllt
.,lartn'ee with thr Piano. Manly ~.
Ramos x 60. Main stree. next 20 corner
N Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
T0-lAi'S STRUGGLE.
UneaSineSS on the Part of Admins
traliOn Senator's.
ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICANS.
What IL IL 20 Bc In the Approaching
CRISIS ?-Pr1gramme oftac
Silver Ten.
(By telegraph 10 ;he D.spatch)

WASHINGTON. October lo-As the
evening OF the test of physical endurance
approaches. there appear to be mInltes-
tations of uucasiuess ON th" part of some
Of the administration senator's ami this
feeling was eylnced this afternoon in ma
merous conferences between admiuistra-
ton and anti-administraron Democrat.
a number OF these conferences takins
place In Mr. Noorhees's rooms.
The attitude Of the Republicans is cauS-
Ing the Democrats some alarm. Nn.in'r
they will go 10 the extent oi r"mlinine
aud assisting throughout the weary
watches oC the night I'm maintaining "A
quorum Is question that cannot ht
definitely answered.
REPjUIICAN POSITION.
4 prominent Democrat vino has boon
Identified with the repeating forces said
this afternoon that II was Significant
! fact that tho lrDat Republican 'ou' ention
of New York th. pthar dHy failed utterly
- refer o. the silver question, ana thdt
| such distinguished Republican as 'nAhh-
coy " Dep,w had com" out iu an intrr-
! view advocating q compromise. Ia m
! face OF such THINGS. ne said. the R'puhl-
cans could hardly he expected to ~ @"
extremes I'm endorsing a Democratic aI-
WiniStration
COMPROMISE ANTICIPATED.
This Democrat reruIltcs the ii'l of
any attempt 10 adjourn without do''r
ANYTHING. or even tu take an extended
recess saving that that would l' the
| most suicidal policy thu party c'uIi l'l
! lrW II. believes that th" only i@~i' ihAt
| can come from the struggle Is c'mpr9-
misc. and is hoping 'n1t some tneihl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

with the exhllarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown 10 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time medi-
cines and the cheap substitutes some
times offered. but never accepted by the
we'll informed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
JUST SIXTEEN DOLLARS
That Ua, All the Cashier Left OF One
Ranks Funis.

nv tclotrauh % the Dlsp'I!HI
NASHVILLE. TENN. october NJ IN
pcrts to-day opened the safe 81 th' i'aiiA
If U.,utiraton. and instead - hnding
,.il. nf money and securities. Just SIN
f..n dollars were there. Nothing hd@
mon h,.trd Of Cashier TrusloN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

Z The weu-known educator. philanthropisI
and historian. Rev Edwin y. Neill, -. T..
died a his home, 81. Paul MINI suddthlE
~ baart disease S,ptrmber 10Th last. aged
70 wears lie was born in Philadelphia.
but was Identified with the progress OF
his adopted state with its pioneer settlers.
His was a life ~ unremittlnS sood WORK
nj ~ varied usefulness lie served az
chaulain In The Union army. later was pri-
vate secretary 10 President Lincoln, ana
subsequently consul 20 Dublin. Ireland,
Returning to 81 Paul IN lafI, by nus
-, ,,fr1rre and chiefly through the munin-
cence OF Mr.. charles Macalaster. Of Phila-
delphia. was founded Manchester college
of which institution Dr. Neill WAS presl-
Gvfrrian church OF St Paul was also
vitally indebted 10 him.
Dr. Nell died cOmmanding the reSarI
and esteem Of the world OF letters, ana
greatly. beloved by the peyI,dJ b.a, l 80, q
bapafopfOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
The Winte- Charity Work.

There will be special meeting al I
o'clock this afternoon at Lee Camp Hall
of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the camp.
The object Is to map out the work OF that
body for the winter. 1t Il thought the
organization will have much to do this
season and the assistance OF all ladies'
In L. Cd Ia urgeI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
Death Of Dir. W. j. Binford.

Mrs. Virginia y. Binford. wife of w.
]. Binford, the nominee of the Henrco
Democrats for the House. died Monday
evening at 1890 O'Clock at the residence Of
her husband She had been In Ill health
for number Of years and had been a
patient sufferer. She leaves fve sons ana
one laughinr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
The SECOND INQUEST.
"Decsased Came 30 His Death at the
Hands Of Henry Anderson"
Correspondence OF the Dispatch)

1Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
WINDSOR. y. C.. October "A Sc,
cond inquest was held over the body OF
Marcus Culllfer who was found deta
last wednesday morning. The jury re.
cursted that the body b. taken up ana
h.. examined by Dr. IL. Y. Dunston, VINO
bSI been summoned there by the coroner.
The body was disinterred and cut INTO oy
Dr Dunston. who found the neck-pon4
dislocated, the bones OF the face inhsheo
aU 10 pieces, ana twO wounds on lhe hlps'
IN. Jury in their verdict said thdt the
deceased came 10 his death az the hahns
~ Henry Anderson. The evidence against
Anderson II that there. was good osai
OF IN feeling between him ana the uc-
ceased. and that they were seen tossthei
In Merry Hll and both left the village
alive. Anderson reached home that hlsh,
hut CulIifer was not seen alive aiter ne
and Anderson left Merry HilL Cuilier
had made a Will giving all OF his properly
OF every description 10 Anderson's vile,
and Anderson Killed him for the double
nurpose OF robbery and jealousy.
JEALOUSY AND ROBBERY.
Culufer owned IA farm OF about seventy
acres. thirteen cattle twenty -0ne hoss.
a mule. and his household effects and
growing crop. which u worth about 500,
all OF which was given 10 Anderson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
MARRIED AND TO MARRY.
\ Pretty Wedding in King Wnliam-Se,-
eral announcements.


i'''l,'' 'i"i'i'. Ni''- w Ii'iIl '''l'f
was 'he seem. ot WY pretty "eia,,,nr
yesterday WorniH- di l7 o'clock. Wn"n Mr
Il. g.. NDS.lry. of th- city. led TO th.
altar Mi., Lucy O. H.I. a, rr.ruEE hfi.
nrii" oi thai county. i'rF. d. X. CAR. rs
"i'ria''4 anu ih' 'hIi'H WIS h'li-
s"m'N decorated WIN u'"'IS. \ l"IE.
c'u-irtali.l witness u 'n' ,'l ''lgHl' dil'
lW'nl l"'m ".'' H'i'".I "i i'"i''
from this cit'.
.Mr ana MiS Ao.,i'N irIl on tHa -
Il" clock IiAh "I 'h' ..'' tI'''N' anu. 'n''
railway i'I lhr worm f|lI. ...,...,,
Ihr tio'in. VINO E i Ho'. ''u,,'''''
EoHnt man. ,.a is Ii ST.. i i,r III r. J,,SI, MGI
Icy "i IN,- ,,,, ".,t, 80. t.
of Mir john I!l,l "a prominent hi"E VII
nam ItIIi'i- t ,..
of Clamblu. Delaney a Scott, AMI o.
son of MAJOR Fred. y. Scott. Viii hg ma mar
ri.l in Ernica. cal, to-day Ihlh- d.
his bride Miss Mary WinairI laughter
of Bishop j. H. -. Nueii.iH. WHO was
formerly pastor Of ST. Pauls church. n
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11
Cuz..i Agaiost Disease

BY keeping the system In healthy condition
with DE-. Dayiis Liver Pills twenty-five cen.s
Tor box of % pills; boxes tor 81.
OWENS nn0R DRUG COMPANY.
kkhmOnd Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

AsGosrusA BIrlkSs are endorsed oy the highest
InsdLrsl authorities hero aud In Europe as a pre-
ventivs aud cure ot Malaria aud all Summer
Diseases kespn Ia your houses 70 rsvor your
drinking water aDd all other beverages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

For Impure or THU blood. Weakness. Maiasls
Neuralgia. Indigestion, aad biliousness, taks
BsowS lEoS BtffxKs, II gives strength. .maksos
OLD persons isei yonns, and yeasg per>oas
streag; ploAssns " taks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

Mantels. Crates, and Iillng. IN various
styles and low prices, az
JoaS BowEEs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

Gas and Electric Chandeliers end
Globes. Row designs and low prices.
JoHS B0wERs.
No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-11

Nawlln & Co. gl east Ma.n street.
ar. uov opening elegant a.~ designs In
st.rilne-siver Pieces suitable f1r brFiai
,itt4
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