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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
spoTT d spOTT ASSIGN.
General Siriucenoy in business the Cause.
IlAhiIItios. SIC.OOO.

Nes-rs. Spo;t s. Spo't jewellers at No.
fU5c l~, Broad street. made an assignment
Yesterday. The deci. which was hlci IN
a., oN.er az the CLERK of the Chancery
Court ID tho afternoon, names l.. j.
1.hrr "a trustee. Their liabilities
are about $1,000 and thor assets
are SAID % aggregate STOOD. General
stuugrucv IN tae money market ~ as
r. mod e- tho cause TO. the inability on the
part ot the Irm % meet their Obligations.
Tho property conveyed IN trust consists
OF tho stock Of lewe.ry at No. 400 east
broad street. their tools, implements, and
fixtures. AL claims. acc 1uts, and chooses
~ action OF the firm, houses and lots Nos.
.lS east Broad street and 7Uj cast Clay
street sand houses and lots being
subject go MORTGAGES amounting 10
:. % and being valued at about
So. 200. and certain household and
kitchen furniture. The trustee is TO
take immediate possession of the property
aud sell a. much thereof IA may be neces-
sary 10 pay all tho debts OF the firm. MIR.
Fukor Is directed TO employ such help as
b. NAV need and To paw all rents due by
the assIcnors. He is further directed to
nav Mossrs. Shield a Newton SlOO for pro-
frs.ional services. and then settle, II funds
are sufficient. the claims In full Of the
creditors in Glass A. which class is CON
stitutod "a follows: Citizens Bank of Rich
mond. $50. $3.50, and 500; Mrs. Anne
hraus, note. Sl,lG6.62; interest, S6S.S2;
Mira. T. Euker, two notes aggreeatlng
S701; George :. Nashon three notes OF
SOB. 80. $3.50, and ~22l.9S; y. L. Oster-
greD. two notes of Sll5.72
The largest creditors IN Class b, or
second class. VINO are 10 be paid after
thosc in Class A shall have been settled
with. are Keller. Ettincer Il Fink, S5O6.1l; ;
Koch. Dufrees 4 Co. S575.52; Ernest Ad-
Ter. S7O4. II, and Hodenpyl d Sons. S60590.
Creditors in Glass A are to share ratably
if assets are insufficient TO pay their claims
In full. After settlement with the credi-
tors OF the first class those of Glass b are
u be paid rs far "a the receipts from the
assets shall extend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

When the case of Thomas Riddock (col-
ored). charged with felonlously assaulting
and wounding William Fry with some
blunt instrument. was called in the Police
Court yesterday. NJ WAS stated that the IN
jured negro was unable to be present. The
investigation was. therefore, postponed
until the 2lst The case OF Jennie Ann
Johnson c. lored) charged with unlawfullv
keeping ana maintaininga disorderly and
ill-goyer house, was continued until
that day. IL vas IN this woman's place
that the row between kiddock and Fry
occurred.
Warner Wallace alas William Jennings
Was sent 10 the grand jury on the charge
OF feloniously stealing a gold watch valued
al S75.
MIR. l.. W. Glazebrook, who was reported
for digging up Monroe street between
Catherine and Brook avenue. was dis
charged The police officer who reported
tie case stated the street had been placed
IN proper condition by Ar Giazebrook.
Rosa and Mary Jones (colored) were re-
CURED 20 pay costs for trespassing ON the
premises Of Mrs. b. j. BIB and cursing
and abusing her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
The SAME OLD GAME.
A Man Supposed TO BE Harvey Blair
Gets Se,IOO.

Harvey Blair. the religious crook" Is
still az work. and unless the police are
very much mistaken the scoundrel re-
Gently feecod the officials OF NJ. Vernon
Raak, Westchester county. \. y, out Of
- 100. lie PLAYED his same old game and
posed before the public as pious bro
Their" aud Young Men's -Christan-Asso-
cation enthusiast. After making himself
popular with the Clergy OF the place.
Blair was introduced bv one OF
the ministers to the president OF
the bank lie forthwith deposited
several hundred dollars in the institu-
ton aud then drew nearly all of the
money out. Later on he deposited draft
on an eastern firm for S2,l0j and subse-
quentlY he again drew out the entire
amount. The bank officials were amazed
when they learned from the bank TO
winch the draft had been sent for collec-
ton that the paper was forgery. When
they went to look for Blair they discover
ed that he had taken French leave OF the
community.
The Richmond police obtained the above
information from a clipping of a New
York paper, aud the description OF the
crook in the arucle leaves no doubt that
no is the same man who operated here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
ASTEACH-

WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w TEACHER in private family o; small
children. Can teach English. French, and Latin.
Address Miss c., care Postmaster, Allegheny,
Allegheny county, Va. jy 1882
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
PURSUIT OF JOE SESSIONS.
HoIs Overtaken and Shot At Ten Times,
But Escapes-Other Notes.

tCorrcspondence ofthe Richmond ID ispatch.l
WINDSOR. n. c., July IA young man
bv the name of Joe SESSIONS about wear
AGO was indicted for an assault with a
deadly weapon and he ran away. Nester-
day. neer Poweilsvllle, IN this county, an
attempt to arrest him was made by Tom
Ely and Tony Evans. Seasons was IN q
buggy with a man named Haggard, and
as soon as they saw Ely and Evans they
nut whip to the horse and ran
over two miles before being overtqken.
Seasons ten jumped out of the buggy
and ran. Evans a2d Ely then shot at SEES
SONS Eve times each. but their bullets did
not strike him and he escaped. Ely was
the man that Seasons had the fight with
some time ago. and they had not spoken
within a year. and both of Sessoms's pur,
suers were unfriendiy ~ HIM. Seasons had
heard that they had said tneT were going
10 xiii him when they had him under ar
rest.
visit his parents at Ashland, VS., and IN
future will conduct q school IN Virginia.
The Rev. H. L. Harrison, J.. >. Dale, ana
Mrs. =. &. Barrett leIt this morning to at
tend the Methodist Distinct Conference at
NorrpntOn n &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

w ANTED, SITUATION AS
w travelling salesman for tobacco house or
Manufacturer. Good references given. Adj
dress GEORGE CANNON, Mt. Holly, ;. C..
~ 1-Sts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Judge Weliford,s Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday the
following judgments were rendered Tor
plaintiffs:
@. 4. Lyneman against IL A. johnson
for 800.
Same against G. A. Nelson for S274.b0;
Ellis Abrams against the Commonwealth
for $50. and same against same for $50:
Thomas A. French againt same for $5S.
In the coupon cases OF i. IL: Ele't
against the Common wealth and Gallego-
Mills Company aca;ns. same defendant
filed bills of exception.
In the case of Luther F.. Sale against i.
II. White. Judgment for plaintiff for SiOl,
motion TO set aside verdict was oyerruled
aud judgment sustained by the court;
Shit was instituted by Forbes j Mann
against ". l.. Seal for $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
ptope,,v ch,nrlnr Hand..

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
were recorded ID the Clerks Office of the
Chancsry Court yesterday: Harry l.. De-
noon 20 Nina \ wife OF 4. ii. Smith. 10
shafer and Harrison. 5000; Mary T. God
din's trustee 20 Edmund waddill. DR.. u
feet on Dorth side Hague street near Los
ter. and II feet on north side Nicholson
street near Lester. Sis5; Yirgilia w. God
d,p's tSnstse 20 same. $50 feet on north
side alley between Hague street and Gil.
lies Greek, 8l.soVj N. A. Guy 10 II. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

I"F"-'-F1 -
GPryNspoRo', y. c., July IA telegram
from Baltimore received here this morn
inc announced the sudden death or Dr.
Charles NJ. Glenn, ono OF Greensboro
most successful and popular physicians
The deceased was accompanied by friends
10 baltimore Wednesday. where he was
left for treatment. HIS friends did not
suspect that he was III danger, 50 they
were naturally surprised and shocked at
the sad news TO-DAY.
The remains OF Mr.. William Woodro4e,
who died from being struck by flying
rock at Mt. AIRY "Wednesday, were IN
tered to-day at GreeuhIll cemetery with
Masonic honors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Ancient Order of Hibernians In the
Comfy

Countv.Dclegate p. II. Donahoe. assisted
bv Secretary j. +. McDonough and officers
and members OF Division No. /, Ancient
Order of Hibernjans, have organized
DIVISION No. of the order in the county
and installed the following officers: james
! Croamcr. president: Charles F. TAYLOR,
vice. president: James l.. O'Keefe, record
mo secretary: William T. Ahern, financial
secretary: John }. Cullen, treasurer. :,
The new division starts out with good
nemb crship aud will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesday III each week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

Tyler's executors. lot %. Hague's plan, to
perfect title; Emma J. Peytons trustee TO
Il. Lee sheppard, 2sA teet on south SIDE
Williams street between Graham and Oak.
subject 60 deed of trust Of $40, 2I.0c0;
Jane NJ. Rutherfoord's trustee to George
L. Bidgood. 2sJS feet on north aide Grace
street between Shafer and Laurel. $1,000;
Isabella Sully to J. Bsndix, lAh feet on
south side Main street between Fifteenth
and Shockoe creek. ~ 900; n. W. Tyler's
executors TO Edmund Waddill Jr., 1873 feet
on north side Hague street near Lester,
and I06 feet on south side Hague street
near Lester, $3.50; Matthew W. larrlng--
TOMS devisees TO Mamie J. Triplett. 2715
feet on north side Franklin street between
Henry and Mooroe, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

Colonel John Bell Bigger will on Tues
dav award the contract tor publishing the
southern Hand Book. composed OF papers
an several Of the southern States con-
,rIbuted by their respective Governors.
M.D. G. Zollckofer, of the State Trea.
surors office. has lett the city on BRET
vacation.
Governor Mckinney and family expect
10 leave for the Blue Ridge Springs 70. day.
Quito rapid progress is being made on
the walls OF tho new State LIBRARY build
ing. c-:....
The Statc-Lihrary Building Committee
met yesterday and transacted some ron-
flrn hnalness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
A Note from s.r. woodson.

e DrspArcH has received letter from
Nr. W. :. Woodson. president Of Rich
mond Typographical Union, No. 90, in
which he states that the local in this
paper Yesterday was erroneous in saving
that the SAFE cOmposing-ro is what Is
known a. an "open Office Mr.. Woodson
saw, that it Is not an open office" but q
nOD-uulon Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Doco,vs, 4, the Penitentiary.

Tho following unfortunates were as
stoned quarters in the penitentlarY vester-
day From Petersburg, William Holt (col-
ored grand larceny, ono year; from New
Kent Washington Allen tcolored),
Understanding, three indictments. ten
years each: John II. Evans (colored),
house-breaklng. two years. and John Jack
SON. stealing from the person, two lndlct-
meutS seven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

VIR GINA. IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF Tue COUNTY OF HENRICo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
The Spiders and yirGluias win Play To-
Day.

This afternoon at 5 o'clock the cultured
Spiders OF Richmond College will make
their appearance once more upon the arena
of Forest-Hill Park to do battle with Billy
Iumsden's colts. The students always
mt np pretty game, but they have play
ed in bad luck recently. and now they are
determined to conquer or die Anthony
their crack twirler. will occupy the 10X'
while Francisco de Rmini Wangdadde
Dnke will constitute the receiving end OF
the battery.
The Spiders are now under the. manage
men, of Mir. +. NJ. Pitcher. and he pro-
noses to make several changes IN the play
ers and to strengthen the nine IN every
u,av ha Gun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

Daily. D-Dinner. S-SIDper.
No. % makes all local stops. Connects az ia
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for Asbeuile, y. C.,
md all intermediate points on tho Wostern
North CarOlina railroad.
No. - has Pulmsn-Bgffet sleepors Rich
mond 90 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with ". & 4. Il. K. for Chattanooga. Nashville.
and all points West. Connects with A. & W. p.
X. K. for Mobile Montgomery, New Orleans,
aud all points Southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 13i-A. & W. special. ll:45 A. VI.
No. 16-Mail aud express 600 L. N.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c, apply
at ticket-onice Byid-Street station. Richmond
Transfer Company, g0l east Main street, and
cOGnpRny's office, 500 east Nam street.
JOHN c. WINDER, L. I. MYERS,
General Manager. General ,upernt-
OV SMITH T. !. ANDERSON,
Tranfc Manager. Passenger Agent.
H. n. BoYKIN, city Pasgr Agent my l2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
I'm. Faroto Chicago and Return.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Raj way Com
pauv VIII soon place on sale limited
World'--Far tickets TO Chicago at rate
Of one fare for the round-trlp;, Passen;
GERS purchasing these tickets Will have all
The privileges cf the train except that OF
trayelhng IN q slceper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Ircnrsinn to Nnrfnllk.

Tho Adams excursion. r. T. Adams d
Co. managers. which will be run TO Nor
folk tonight, will leave the Chesapeake
and ONO depot at 1879, and returning,
leave Norfolk az $50 o'clock Sunday night.
No time Will be lost from business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
The Richmond Election Gases.

Judge Robert w. Hughes will arrive in
the CITY to-day, and il Is thought will rem
der his decision on the demurrer IN the
Richmond election cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
YORK-RIVER LINE, vnw WEST poISE
TUE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. 10, $40 II. ~.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sdnasy.
s,ons AZ all stations AZ iestos Manor con-
nets NTH stage for walkerson: with Baltimore
steamer AZ West Point
TRAIN NO. 10. 4:f5 p. NJ
BALTINOkE LIMITED, daily except sunday
for Nest Point, connecting with fotk-hiyoe
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect With Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
WashiDgtou. Philsdelphis. aud New York
Steamers ioave Baltimore az Z. H. daily ex-
dept sunday
o.os A. A.. vac A. M, and s;lo r. n.
TRAIN No. "a. 7:05 A. n.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday. leaves
Twenty.third strses for West Poin. and lnterms
Il EXCURSION TRAIN 30 West Psins
L. i NJ.
r.cke,-onnco a, station loos Of ylrgiala street,
Open > A. N. 70 Y. " aud froas 4. u. -
CITY CITY slcEss-or,os-ooi east Main .zsss
e1 r.. ~ Manager. General Passeaxar Assss
" RI. Gasxx, General xaaAsur.
4 q y. THOMPSON, Supsrinten1sut
q PolF@ Pesssnssx Agent 91u AaSa sessse
1tsansad. VI nySe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
HusIKnss OPPORTUNITIES.

EORSALE, THE BEST 75-BARREL
IL RoLLER-MILL IN Virginia. now doing
good business. Mill located on Norfolk and
Western railroad. a, Borsack, Va. i've miles
east OF Roanoke city. Owners health has given
away. Will sell ono half or whole. Building
brick, with nns machinsry run by sssam-en-
e,ne.. Address '.klLkhs,r BensAck. Va,
Aox X. y Sim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

HARRIS DROWNED.
SAD FATE OF THE ASSISTANT STATE
GeOLOGiST OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Last in Lower Little River-ProbsSie
Murder by Negroes In Greene County
Institutes for Farmers.
rspecial te!egram o tne Msp..ca.l

4
RurIaH. n. c., July IA telegram was
/ received this morning conveying the SAD
news of the drowning OF Assistant-Stato
Geologist Hunter l.. Harris. State-deolo-
cist Holmes. who sent the telegram, says
/ the drowning occurred In Lower Little
river. near the LIttle River Academy,
Cumberland county. Mr.. Harris was rs
| years old, an honor graduate OF the state
University. and was for several years in the
state Chemists Department here. He was
a uarivs of Granville county and brother
of Mr. Thomas G. Harris, of Haleigh.
curator of the State Museum. Holmes
arrived here this afternoon with Harrls's
body.
COULD ONLY SWIM LITTLE.
He says that he and Harris intended to
cross Little river. Holmes could swim
but not well, Harris little.
While Holmes was undressing ha,ris
went i'm and a moment later cried out that
he was over his depth. Holmes seized
log aud pushed 1t to Harris, who said IL
did not support him. There was strong
eddy. Holmes then told him TO hold on
10 The log until be got plank. In a
minute he returned with this. but Harris
had disappeared without q struggle nor
did bis body rise.
IN VIFTEHN-FKET WATER.
II was found IN fifteen feet of water, d.
reotlv where Harris was last seen. Some
time ago aaother man was drowned at the
same place DR.. Harris, OF Henderson;
brother, met the body here and 1t Will DC
taken TO Granville for burial tomorrow.
telegram from New York city says that
the condition OF George II. Snow, promi-
nent LAWYER of Raleigh, who IS sick there
with l n termittent fever, is somewhat more
hopeful. Mr.. Shows wife and Oldest
daughter have gone TO him.
ATTACKED By NEGROES.
Details of an outrageous attack upon ana
noss1ble murder If William +. Dbl, we'll
know white citizen of Greene county.
reached here TO-DAY. Dali while driving
along a road was attacked by some
drunken negroes. He shot one IN the arm
and was dragged from his buggy. beaten,
and left. apparently dead, IN the road. III
is thought lie Will die. Five or the ne
proes we're arrested yesterday and are IN
lall at Snow Hill.
II apnears TO be now no secret that the
followers of Marion Butler, the Popullst
leader. are pushing him for the United
States Senate.
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
The State Commissioner Of Agriculture
saws that as soon as ne can get out the pro-
ner notices he will begin the holding Of
farmers institutes in the northwestern
counties. Professor w. I. Massey will aid
him. The latter gentleman has entered
the lists as an applicant for tho position OF
United States Assistant Commissioners OF
Agriculture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust, dated the
10th day OF June. 1890, and OF record IN the
Clerks ONCE OF Chesterfield County Court IN
Deed Book volume 81, page 232, default having
been made N the payment Of portion OF the
debt therein secured and being required 70 do
40 by the benedciaries, will sell by auction,
upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, July %, 1898,
At 6 o'clock p. NJ. tho following LOTS on a plan
OF division OF lands Of the Chesterfield Land
aud Improvement Company and Edmund Nj.
Parker by James T. Redo & son, dated
May 26. 1890, lots =, :, q, Z, and
in Block AZ: lots l, ., 3, and in
Block "B': lois ,. /, .. g, Z. and In BLOCK
"C"; lots /, 2, 3, ana 4 In Block "D"; lots l,
g 3 1, ,, q, 7, 4 and In Block II lots !, >, y,
ard in Block "F"; lots /, ,. 3, 4, ,, u, Z, and
s In Block "G'; lots l. ?, 3, and in Block
lots |, .. 3. and + Ia Block X y; lots l aud Ia
Block IL %; and lot | in Block NJ
these lots arc subject to the restrictions as 10
manufacturing esta blishmeDts set forth IN the
deeds from tho Chesterfield cid Land ami Improve
ont Com pauy ana Edmund ". Parker DANES
r. Bradley. datod June q. 1890. the proposed
elrctrc railway Sin bring you IN quok commits
nication with all points In and around Man
chester, Richmond city, aud the surrounding
ACCEPT THIS AS A FACT, aud be With US on
day OF sale.
Terms: Cash az 70 expenses Of sale and two
notes due Juno 10. 1898, with interest thereon
I'll paid--one note being fer the sum OF $1,000,
aud one note being for the sum or $1,000; the
residue as may be named NJ time OF sale.
WILLIAM N. TURPIN, Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE and A. j. BRADLEY & Co.,
AuctioneerS ~ l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

NJ : = !: w EalIaE;Ea5..~l--
xzuxrszx s.yl1z@ ID

=. 3. VS Nvl!siI.>"s''' 49,
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LEAVE RICHMOND, htkI-> 1000
800 A. NJ Dauy-kichul-L t.t
IIbULhD LlMlla.
folk l:13 A. ".
tersbgrg NaYrriY,
900 A II. Daily q" he tNl,t'.
toT lyncnbufg Rn''e
POeah0ntts, ks.a'f
aud CnicRgV. ~
sleeper Nort0iS ~
change. COMETS u
Bufhan. Coluctr 3D..
Winstoa-raleul. AMI
stations Nins.oD-oai
l2:l5P,M. DAILY Tor hoau9fu,
laski, Bristol. An d.. I.
ana West ra hlsI
giuia and Georgia fA.
car Pctersbufs .'
Pullman sleeper Il
phis VA kuoh'A'
lOoss. aud ihroasA
Richmond ~ LsutD.a.
SHOP. N. Daily for Norfolk So ,.
tsFmediate s,aIl3ua.
tolk 500 T.. NJ ..N
$40 p. NJ Daily. arrive Nor .iA
1880 Y. N. DAILY Tor koaulkr, b. l
laskl aud hfta.u.' .. r
Roanoke 7.s5 a. v. -.
ton and Nhatt2n IN.A ..
man sleeper hoaneh
Memphs. aud Nea ui ...
iug-caE attach ~. ~
PccahoafAs. Eiknorr,
Chacn-yauey c.tis
Ioaisy,lls ana siai
ana Nasnvtils relirga. .s
also Ter R0ckY Nclni
tions Winssoa- salem l' b
puIIMkNPAI.ACEsl oeiH'
Mann and IYSCARUkG really 81 q
at o Il. n; also PailnAa sos2's
Trans arrive Richmopd nom ~ A.. ~
the N ess daily s;35 A. N, f'tN . -, A. b
Boo p. n sad sstiDglsd Llmiie4 ,.',>I
Wv q NJ 80 X. ". Cottl -.
ptsggies pa4ssns.i -
w. n bEihs' -.
Geaerai PssseSs' - .,
osasEsl eaaess Resneke' Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
/ TLANrIC COAST LIS

RICHMOND AID pEIEgsUD.. ....
TINE FABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. II..
1901 \. NJ, trains on tl.- r.t. a.
lows:
TRAINS S0rTIHN..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
BATTLE-GROUND MEAL, 6Oc.

BATTLE-GROUND MEAL, 60c.
I plugs Sun-Cured Tobacco, 25c.
best FANNY Flour, $500
High-gra1o Patent Flour, 1923.
Very fineFlour, 2Sr. per sack
Best Family Flour, 3uc. per sack.
3 dozen cut Hercings. Zoe.
2 cans Peaches, 3-polnd cans, 25c.
3 ,ans Apples ia syrup, 3 pounds, POO.
pounds Boneless Goldfish, Z5c.
Pure Lard. %.
California Hams l2c
Mocha and Java CCffee, 221
4 cans LYnnhayen Oysters. SOC.
Prime NDrtnetn Butter, 23c.
Gooc Butter. lSc
3 pounds In ported Vermcell 25c
Fine Timothy Hay, per bale, SOC.
pounds Clos Starch. 2oc.
4 pounds French Candy, Roc.
3 pounds 1liXod Cakes, 2Jc.
pounds soda q a .kers, 2Jc.
3 pOun0s MaccarOni, 25c.
Lemons, I2c. a dozen.
Brenst Bacon, lac. pound.
Good Tea, 20c. pound.
y large bars Soap 25c.
Sardines. &c. a box.
North Carolina Roe Herrings. 1ls coZen 2Jc.
d. O'SULLIYAN,
Eighteenth and Nam strseEA
Phone, 507. NH l2-5u.Tu.Th&Sa
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LOST. sTHAY8D. AND FOUND.

II OSr, ABOUT ONE YEAR AGO,
IL THREE SHARES OF RICHMOND SAVINGS
BANh STOCK. Finder please return q
ALEXANDER MCLEAN,
~ 9-i0t' care DISPATCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

~ RANULATED SUGAR, SIC. pound (;
VI BREAST BACON. lac. per pound;
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l2c. pound;
STANDARD A SUGAR, &c pound:
PURE LARD, o.. n pound;
BEST cry MEAL. SOC. a bushel;
GOOD TEA. 25c. pound;
SRBI tKLES ARI0SA COFFEE, 23c. pound;
S bars LARGE SOAP Tor 25c.;
Pound boxes 5ES BAKING-POWDERfo for 10c.;
kARDIN p, -. a box;
\ C. ROB HEkRINGS, III dozen for 25c.:
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERklNdS,
HoII-MADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
gallon;
PURE SUGAR SYRUP, Doc. a gallon;
STGAR-CURED SHOULDER. ~. a pound;
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, sc. a pound.
BEST CAkOLlNA RICE, %. pound;
PURE OLD RYE MluSkEI, ~ a gallon;
FRESH COUNTRY BU r'TER, 20c. a pound.
sILVER-KING FLOUR, best sold, s4.o0 bar
rel, or 3Cc. sack:
SNOW FLAME FLOUR, 81 per BARREL or CSC.
per sack
. caus SALMON for 25c.
Phone $40. Price-list mailed on application
:. uLLMAN'S son,
myG lS2U-lS22 east Main