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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
ReDubllcan Doctrine.

The Albany Erenia9 journal. established
by THuRLow WEED. quotes the following
from the DIPATCH;
THE southern people have never waDtod
cheap money. Virginia Killed the fat Green
back party in 1873. virginia does not now ask
return 10 state banks"
The Journal bitter Republican, tries to
make capital ont Of our little paragraph.
II saws:
"1hen the southern people are grossly mis-
represented by their Senators and Representa-
lives in Congress, VINO have repeatedly voted In
favor Of Al Unlimited supply o. cheap and light
weight dollars Of the Bland variety.
al Virginia does not ssk a return 10 state
bank money, then indeed has the Democracy OF
the state drifted from the ancient mornings
abandoned the ho1Ored doctrine Of States rights.
condoned contradiction. aud repudated section
s OF the Demo ratio national platform.
The Journal thus indicates that 1t would
like for tho Democrats to erect platform
containing these planks in order that
the Republicans might carry Virginia this
g.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Tndergronnd-Wires Needed.

The telephone company of Atlanta Is at
the present moment engaged IN putting
their wires underground. The City Coun-
Gil of Atlanta passed an ordinance re-
curing them and the telegraph and cleo
tric-h2ht companies 10 lay underground
conduts for their wires las soon MS prac-
ticable" The telephone company took
the hint at once. The other companies
have not acted as yet.
Richmond will have to follow the ex-
ample OF other cities in this respect. but
we ought TO make it as easy rs possible
on the companies. Each year In a small
section OF the city the change should be
made. aud Main and Cary streets between
Eighth and Fourteenth should be first at
tended TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
I" Truthful Jeems.

Z, Hollywood. which was 80 ofton the
theme of his pen in prose aud poetry, yes
terday received the mortal part of JANIS
A. GENTRY. There. where SO many tens OF
thousands OF dead lie. mother earth clasps
TO Der bosom no kinder heart than Truth.
full JeerDs's." No plumed knight Of old ever
more studiously watched for opportuni-
ties 10 do battle for his country or for his
lady-love than he to say kind words OF
those about whom he wrote. His anna
bility was well-nigh inexhaustible, aud it
was shown in public and private both. He
watched for portunities-indeed, he
made opportunities say kind things OF
friends and acquaintance. and strangers
even.
He had worked as a reporter or editor on
the DISPATCH and Enquirer and last and
longest on the STATE. and everywhere dis
played the same great-hearted charity TO
all the same readiness 10 oblige, the same
purpose not to see evil where 1t was posi-
BILE to find good. Such a man Is treasure
10 his community, no matter in what sta
ton his lot may be cast but when it hap
pens that he holds responsible position
on a widely-circulated newspaper, his
value can scarcely be overestimated.
There be may mitigate cruel blows,
assist many who are poor and struggling,
and give heart 10 numbers who ore faint
ing for q word of cheer. And all OF these
things our deceased friend delighted TO
do.
bIr. GENTRY was born newspaper
He knew what news was. how 1t could be
gotten, and how it should be written mp.
He was versatile and industrious and had
had experience in every department OF
newspaper work where writing is required.
HIS capacity proved equal to every post
with which he was honored. In his leisure
moments he was fond of composing verses,
and though he never spoke of himself as
a poet except in joculsr manner, some OF
his productions were Of a high order and
all were bright and sunny. in keeping with
his blythe spirit.
His was life useful TO hundreds; his q
death the community sincerely mourns-
And tho tear that wo shed, though IN secret 1t
rolls
Shall long keep his memory green In our souls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
"Vircinin-A Handbook. a"

The new Hand Book of Virginia prepared
by State Commissioner of Agriculture
rnIoMAs WHITEHEAD and printed 10y the Eve
rett Waddey Company is Just out Within its
34l pages is compacted an account of our
history. climate. and mineral wealth, and
our educational, agricultural, and indus
trial advantages.
The object and theory of the work is to
"plaiuly and correctly answer fully all
the questions which any lnquiring imml-
grant has asked. or may ask in regard TO
tho Old Dominion. and thus TO correct
Misrepresentation of our country and
people"
Each grand DIVISION of the State and
each county is described separately. Col
onel WHITEHEAD frankly says that the
book contains no great quantity of origl-
nal writing and that his labor has been
chiefly that of a compiler and editor. but
be claims, and with good reason, IT would
seem, that be has taken extraordinary
pains TO verify the statements which he
publishes.
He has certainly produced a valuable
book. No one should attempt to write
about Virginia without consulting it; no
one can claim TO be thoroughly informed
as to this State who has not read it. 1t is
@ pdde mccain. From its well-flled pages
may be garnered facts which are very en-
couraging and which. if widely circulated,
would do much TO bring immigrants
hither. and. what is better still. convince
our own people who are intent upon seek
ing new homes that this State offers ex-
ceptional advantages for aggressively In
dustrious people.
Considerable numbers of copies Of the
Handbook will be distributed TO visitors
tothe Worlds FAIR on Virginia Day august
9TH, and arrangements have been made
also TO give il good circulation within
the borders of the State.
The book Is neatly printed on good
paper. 1t contains the best portrait of
Governor MCKINNEY that We have seen:
in fact. il is the only one OF him that We
ever saw which does hun justice. The
book also contains portraits Of Colonel
WHITEHEAD and of the president (W. L.
SUTRERLIN) and other members Of the
State Board Of Agriculture. and pictures
OF the Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College. Virginia Military Institute,
the University Of Virginia. William and
Mary College. and Richmond's new City
Hall. and view of Buena Vista. and. bet
tor than all. map of Virginia. This map
shows all the railroads now In existence
in Virginia, and Is shaped and colored so
as 10 depict the State better than any map
Of its size--it is a0x20 inches--we have
ever seen.
reviewer Is not supposed to have
opened the book as 10 which he writes un-
less ne finds some fault with IL. and in
obedience TO that popular idea and in
the interest OF truth we must say that We
should be better pleased with the Hand
Book II It contained good index instead
OF mere table OF contents and II the
board had authorized the expenditure Of
more money for illustrations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Fit for Summer.

That's what you are if you buy your
Clothing. AS summer has come. come
to us and wen make you cool, neat. and
stylish for the season. Our Negligee
Shirts are the acme of neatness and com
fort in hot weather In this line we
have everything. Our Neckwear De
partment is as complete as the alphabet
at Z, and we have the best. Quality,
style, price-these are the three points
about our Neckwear the finest quality,
the latest styles, and absolutely the low
est prices.
A silver dollar is worth 100 cents at
our store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

The Question of Power.


so il seems that If the Federal Govern
ment guarantees the circulating notes
which the proposed new State banks are
expected 10 issue, il will do go IN contempt
OF the resolutions Of 1898 and 1899. This IS
dreadful Look at a few facts. The
United States Government will not allow
the farmer TO make brandy out OF his
peaches or apples without taxing him for
the privilege, but II cannot tax the banks
and bankers 0s means TO the end
of securing the safety of deposits.
Why not? Because the latter mea-
sure would be unconstitutional. The
United States Government will arrest
and prosecute the man who shall
undertake for pay TO carry letters from
New York TO Philadelphia, or Richmond.
or any other place. but It cannot c0nsti-
tulonaily tax the issues Of tho state banks
and bankers The United States Govern
meut may levy an income tax, tax on
whiskcy. tax on Cleomargarine or other
substitutes for butter, and on every pro-
prictary medicine. aud yet cannot consti-
tutioually lay n tax on State-bank notes
Tho United States Government can tax
our sugar. coffee. tea, rice, maca-
rom, ami whatever other ARTICLES II
chooses 10 lay tariff upon, 6nt
cannot tax State-bank currency! The
United States Government can lay
customs-duties upon every article that
belongs 20 what ought 10 be free break
fast-tablc, but cannot coDstltutionslly tax
State-bauk notes The United states
Government can tax nGtiOnal-bank notes
hut not state bank notes. in word, the
United State, Government ia Iinpotent for
good hat potent for evil. IL can march US
all "A thousand miles from home to protect
the country from invasion, but 1t cannot
protect innocent dep1stors in the state
banks from being piundered.
Agnin: This wonderful government
which cannot tax tho circulating noes Of
State hanks and bankers can, neyerthe-
les. tax all the tobacco raised by the
lard-w0rkinc planters Of Virginia. Ci-
pars. cheroots. cigarettes, pluC-tobacco,
smohin.-tobacco. and all the profucts OF
the labor bestowed upon the cultivation
Of tobacco. may be taxed, as for years
they have been taxed, - raise money TO
support tine United States Government,
but the notes OF State banks are not to
De touched los the collectors hands.
Once moro: This same United States
Government can and does appoint super
visors Of elections and United States
deputv maIshals to watch Us when we 60
T. the voting-place to deposit our ballots,
but cannot, so we are told, tax the notes Of
State banks,
If this Is not game Of " Heads win,
tails you lose" what is it; Can the United
States Government constitutionally exer-
else all the powers which we have actually
and incidentally referred 10 and yet be de-
MED the power TO establish safe state
banks In which to deposit its money and
the peoples moneyf
We must add that the Supreme Court OF
the United States has decided that the tax
on the issues of State banks is not uncOn-
gtltutiOual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Chnnrinp Cron Renorts.

Sundays DISPATCH was a cheerful mes
ssnger 10 the farmers Of Virginia. Ii con.
tanned, IN addition 10 the encouraging crop
report OF the Commissioner of Agricul-
ture. several letters which. on the whole,
were confrmatory of his contention that
agriculture is looking up in Virginia. II
we take his report and these letters and
strike an average We rsacn the conclu-
sion that in the aggregate the Virginia
farmers are gong to come out forehsndod
this year and start next year with less load
to carry than for some time past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
WOOD ARD
LOTHROP.
---------
TEMPLE
D RY-GO0DS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS ST2EErS
F0RFANCY Work
LITTLE TRIPLES TO TAKE AWAY WITH YOU.

Germantown Wool, 18c.
hank.
Odd shades in Germantown
Wool, BE. hank.
Odd shades in Zephyrs, &c.
lap.
Black and White Zephyrs,
&c. lap.
Light Colored Zephyrs, &c.
lap.
Saxony Wool, l5c. hank.
Shetland Wool, pc. hank.
Ice Wool, black and white,
&c. ball.
Ice Wool in colors, &c. ball;
40c. per box.
White Embroidery Cotton,
&C.; SOC. dozen.
Red Embroidery Cotton,
Zoe. dozen.
Kensington Crochet Cord,
Zoe. ball.
Dexter Knitting-COtton, &c.
bail, or soc. pound.
Linen Embroidery Flax, all
colors, SOC.
Bargarren Thread, SOC.
dozen.
Flo Selle, soc. dozen.
Roman Floss, soc. dozen.
Twisted Skein Embroidery,
4Sc. dozen.
Half-Ounce Crochet Silk,
% and 35c. spool.
Embroidery Spool Silk,
white, cream, and black, 10
and zoe. spool.
Three l ara EmDrOluery
Silk, Sc. Dozen.
Chenille for embroidery, all
colors, 1jc. dozen.
Arasene for embroidery,
l5c. dozen.
Ruban for embroidery, SOC.
dozen.
Linen Fringe, all colors,
12Ic. yard.
Braid, Thread, Buttons, and
Cord for making Honitou Lace.
Patterns for making same, 80,
40, and zoe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Good News as to state Banks.

GEORGE BADER writes to the Warrington
Post as follows touching Virginia
"In all my talks with men from various parts
Of tho state met no one. whether Democrat or
Republican, who desires the re-esiablshrnent Of
State banks OF issue. The expression on that
subject was uniformly hostile to such n banking
system. but hero may DO Such men In portions
OF Virginia"
This is good news and we trust reliable.
Il ought to be-. It would be an unspeaka-
bic calamity tosubstitute State-bank notes
for national bank notes.
But the people must send delegates TO
the State Convention who will not vote to
bring this calamity upon the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
The Petit-Larcenv Decision

a State convention will be called II
there is no other remedy" is substantially
wha, we said day before yesterday touch
ing the petit-lsrceny decision of the Court
of Appeals. constitutional amendment
has already been prepared TO meet this
decision. II the Legislature to be chosen
this fall recommends its ratification the
people will then have to vote on the ques-
ton. and, if they regard the measure with
favor, it Will become part of the State
Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

financial condition Of the country Is the
only thing that stands between US aud
prosperity. TIE President said;
II think II not amlss that our people shou'd
be informed authoritatively that time Ia al
hand when their representatives IN Cougre' -
VIII be called upon 10 deal with financial rom
dit,on vh,ck {. fhs only m,naes 10 the eountrg's
rsi6ars."
II 1.-THE only menace TO the country's
welfare MS the existing financial condi-
ton. then Congress is called upon TO deal
with that question first of all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
1p{'(9FE;N:
(9NlPAlY
S~
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND, TUESDAY. July TX, 1888
Another help toward your sum-
mer outing---TRUNKS, built to al
most defy the baggage-SmaSher,
and yet made wonderfully price
easy.
Leather Saratoga. compartments; brass
2s.ineh. $40. 32-inch, o..
Roller-Tray Leather Saratoga, double lock;
perfect trunk: 3+-inch, 81. 30.
Slat-tOp canvas Trunk-made OF Dass-Nool'
30.inch. $3.50: 32-Inch. So; 30-inch, 81.
The acme OF trunk goodness, convenience,
and durability Is this: sia,-top canvas, lea
thor bound. with mallenble-lron corners
solid lriss lock. canvas-lned throughout,
3s-inch. s1l.75; 36-inch, sI2.5O.
STEAMER TRUNKS, n you're about 20 cross
have roiIer-tray-ths perfection OF trunk
Cheaper Trunks arc here, too, for general
use-zinc-39-nch, $3.50.
Solid Leather Hand-Satchels,
your choice for 81. Been SI.75 and
81.
Cloth Covered Satchels, 12-inch, 81 80.
Solid Anigntor satchel, leatheI-lined, 14-inch,
for only 50.
Gladstone Bags, st.75 to ss.
Telescopes, 91c. or -. or between.
COURT TELESCOPES, WONDERFULLY helpful
for lawyers and men-of-papers, sl.21 TO
Tako Elevator.
To partially fill your trunk when
that's gotten we've put new and
hitler prices on several lines Of just
the SummereSt of dresses
Lawn suit-shlrt-waist and skirt-prettily
made. 90.
Irish Lawn suit-waist has tucked yoke and
double berIIs-s4.
Lovely White suit-surplce waist, en-
brcidered aud tucked and hecke1 OF with
sntin ribbon; skirt has two runles OF ON
broldery with insertion at head Of each $40
reduced from 1880.
LADIES' WRAPPERS
Pretty Percaic, prettily made, sl.JO.
Outing- Cloth. 5l.25.
Merrimac Calico, Soc.
Take Elevator.
Summer Books-a few Of the
newest
Paper, good print, strongly made, &c
Lucia. Hugh. aud Another.
The Voice OF a FlCvsr
Captain DAVIS Honeymoon.
Sing ilafly Deuied, by the author OF ldcala.
Guy lTe'sllilhh raw " MIS- he'''O' -O"'''
Suspected.
Nestry OF the Basins.
DR. Pascal-by Zola.
Cloth. gold stamp and enclosing, Soc
Plstro Gbl.leri-F. Marion Crawford.
! FORBID the Bans-ine London sensation.
Al our Book StOre-West Aisle.
Interest centred about these
special sales yeSterday---
Muslin Underwear. Wash Fabrics,
Fancy Dress Goods, Reirigerators,
stone and Yeow-ware,
and they're all just as Interesting today.
The days are few for buying
North.Star RefrigeratorS and Ice
Chests under prize, for the great
stock is nearly closed out.
The saving over our usual prices ia - TO SIS
on Refrigerator.
The saving /. 81 to 81 on an Ice-Chest
Just how this liberal-Sized XVI
Century Rattan Rocker can be
sold for So. so needn't trouble you.
It's easy to see that somebody
loses. Cheap enough for country
porch; pretty enough for any
parlor. We've plenty for ordinary
demands but the Chair is very
extraordinary offering---so come
quick.
Basement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Petit Larceny and the Constitution.
OFFICE OF CLERK or House. OF !
DELEGATES AND kgKPER or THE
Rolls OF VIRGINIA,
To The Editor Of De Dispatch


Rolls OF VIRGINIA,
July II, 1898.
To the Editor Of De DisDatch
Inotice your article in the paper of 18th
instant on" Petit Larceny" and the COM
muoication Cd the subject dated Warren
ton. Va, and sigued Scotia
The decision Of the Court of Appeals
which VOC refer 10 is doubtless the case
known "a the Miller case. You conclude
your article by saying "A State Conven-
ton will he demanded bv the people If
there can be found no Legislative remedy"
During the session of the General As
sembly Of ls9l-'32 an amendment 10 tn.
Constitution on this subject was agreed
TO, and 1 shall cause IL 70 be published at
sn early day, NJ is required. IL the Gene
raj Assent DIV Ca large portion OF which 10
to be elected in November next shall
agree TO this amendment, then It will DO
referred TO the people for ratification. and
when ratified will become part of the
Constitution.
The 10Th clause Of Article /. of the Con-
stitution gives tue "Sieut 10 speedy trial
by an impartial Jnry."
The amendment referred 10 retains these
words and ia addition bns tho following |;
But the General Assembly NAV by law
provide for the trial otherwise than q by
q Jury of man accused of criminal
offence not punishable by death or con-
hnement IN tue penitentiary."
Yours. &c.. j. BELL BiooR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

We would say 10 the South Boston Ns,os
that We are not at all anxious as TO what
sort of platform the Virginia Democratic
State Convention Of next month will build.
We expect to support BUFosD, or OFFER
RAIL-, OF Tyler on any platform they shall
he willing 10 mount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
MEETINGS.-Third Tuesday.

RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, hAsOSs.
AyITY LODGE, NASOSs.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. oDD-FsiLoWs'
fITZHUGH LODGE, oDD-FhLOWS'
JAMESTOWN Tribe, RED MEN.
LAFAYETTE, LEGION or HONOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AMERICAN aECHANlOS.
JrFFpRsoS COUNCIL. MsR1CAS MECHANICS.
UNION COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANUh.
REIvIDERE COUNCIL, ROYAL AROANUh'
MCCARTHY COUNCIL. ROYAL AkCANUh'
RICHMOND CHATTER. ENDOWMENT GUILD.
KIcHsONp cONCLAVE. ORDER HEPTAS0PHS
OLD JOHNSTON COMMANDBRl, GOLDEN EAGLE
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.
RICHMOND u0wiTzERs.
RiCBAOND COUNCIL HONE CIRCLE.
CAPITAL CITY. 0DD-FELIOWS.
CUAAISs' ASSEMBLY, GOOD FELLOWS.
JEFFERSON CASTLE, GOI DEN EAGLE.
OLD DoMISIoE CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

What the Extra Session Is Called For.
There ought to be no dispute as TO what
the extra session soon 10 commence was
called for. II the President Of the United
States meant what he said on this subject
10 the agent OF the United Press on the
~ OF June last he believes that tss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
NOTHING FITS

@fcf ft4tfp ffao
your case, II you're an over
worked or rundown" wo-
man, like Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. In
any condition Of ths female
system, that win build up,
strengthen, regulate, and
cure.
Every mother needs II. It
lessons the pains and burdens
OF child bearing, insures
healthy, vigorous offspring,
and promotes an abundant
secretion Of nourishment on
tho part Of the mother.
II Is an invigoratfng tonic
made especially for woman,
and the only guaranteed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

remedy for her weaknesses and ailments. For
periodical pains, bearing down sensations,
displacements, and all female complaints
and disorders, IL Il ever falls 10 benefit or
cure, you have your money back
Can you ask morei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
DISSOLUTION OF LIMITED
~ PARTNERSHIP.

RICHMOND. VA.
Notice In hereby given to all whom I, may con-
January 10 1850, between y. l. Conquest j..
Preston Carson. II. A. Ts9b, ssl q. IA. Perry as
general partners, and h u. Addisoa ana !. w.
Aihson spec al pzytners, under zoe siyie or nrln
OF 4. 4. ioNQuE-T CO.. Tor vas cohduvs q.
lumber and manufacturers o. wood prodaes.
ana lrorn WHICH partnership said Carson VIM
drew on tbs ls, OF January, 1890. after wa'Sh
SAID business Was continued by tne o.he' pa a.
wholly dlssolyed
Wltness tho foiiosing signatures ani seais
this mo 23d day OF June. iaaS; -,
'~'' n. T.. CONQUEST Seal
IA. A, TAsH t,eail
%. IA. fkkKa- seal
r. r. ADDtoN. isesil
~ 4.Tuft JAN Is VI, ALLISON teeai1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1898.
TIME FIRM OF NJ. 5. BLOCK Il CO.,
L composed OF N. \. Book aud Ayer Heller, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. the in
teros; OF YER Heller being purchased By sydney
b. Kosenbaum. MYER HELLER. lseail
N. = BLOCk. lseaLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

All the way through, and at every stage,
DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy cures Catarrh.
SO sure Of this fact are the proprietors Of the
medicine that they offer $500 reward for any
fncurable case Of CatGrrh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
RICHMOND, Va, July II, 1899.

RICHMOND, Va, July III, 1898.
Tho undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership to conducs the wholesale Ieatoer
and shoe-nndinx business undor the rrm nsme
and STYLE OF N. : BLOCK & CO, at No. Is south
Thirteenth street. All liabilities OF the old nrm
are assumed and AT bills due the old nrm must
be paid 90 AZ. 8. BLOck co.
N. .. BLOCK. Seal
SYDNEY Is. KOsENBAUM. tSeaLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
HOLLgMS gMSTErUTE
LAW SCHOOL.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

- EON
Opens Sept. 1859. Closes last Of May, 1894.
Unsurpassed location, building and grounds. Full
corps Of teachers Board etc, with full English
course, $3.50 for entire season Of months. Music,
Languages, Elocution, Art, Book keeping, and
Physical Culture, extra For Catalogue, apply %
Miss NARY j. BALDWIN, Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
PROFESSIONAL

TAMES LYONS,
~ ATToRNE Y AMI COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
uaw- OIlce, No. . State BANK Building.
Telephone 734, poss-ofice Box 20y,
kicnuond, YAH
practices in sli the State aud uaited states
courts IN Richmon 4. Deeds aud Wills csresuily
prepared. Acknowledgements and deposilsons
takon. Collections promptly made and 70
mitted. ap25