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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12

did ever ship OF many thousand tons
crossing the sea have such important pas
senoer m had once boat OF leaves, from
tsfIrail to stern only three or four feet, the
vessel made waterproof by coat OF btu
,,,or and floating on the Nile with the in
tant lawqiyer Of the Jews on boardt What
a. some crocodile should crunch III What
n sone Of the cattle wading in for drink
sbonld sink itf Vessels Of war sometimes
carry 20 guns looking through the port
boles. ready to open battle. But that liny
- on the Nile seems to bearmed with an
H.. gnns al thunder that bombarded Sinai
-, IA iawgiving. On how fragile craft
satisd how much OF historical Importance
MA parsonage at Epworth, England, is
~, sre In the night, and the father rllzhes
.T.a,,el, me hallway for the rescue Of his
siiidrsn seven children arc out and sale
on the ground but one remAins " lhe W VI
summing building. That one wakes ,,5 ~
finding his bed on fire ana tne uu W, ~.
crrnblinK comes 70 the WINDOW silu wv
,ensants make a ladder OF their nooies' ops
,,snsont standing on the slo1luer o. NV
ptber and down the human iander ny ~
dsscends--John Wesley. lfyou WON'T Ali ~.
-, much depended on that ialuer o. l'e'.9-
30 ~ The millions Of Me'hoaisls on =. 80
49, ~ NJ ~ sea Ask their mission stations
s ~ ro NJ M world. Ask the hundreds q
.io,,sands already assembled 70 le'a tn s
s se,,rdsr Who would have perishe,a ou' ior
, Sa living stair Of peasantls shoulders,
inc - Enslish ship stopped At Pitcairn IS
I'd md right IN the midst Of saIioula.
iAilt NJ nnibaiism and squalor the pissensels
l lisareJ 4 Christian colony o. enu ~
els S s,hools and beautiful homes ana Ai ~
anu Vie af religion and civlnsatloni ,D
sl ~ y no ~ missionary and no Christian W
90 years ~ landed there. Why this OASIS
nu ,1, am amid desert Of heathsndon. pa pa
% -, saTs before ship hsd mel olssss. m,
y yel 49, ssiiors. unable 70 save anytn,ns'
one OF IN rs Il his trunk and TOOK o ~. 4
eisei ,,nSsh his mother bad place. ~ snf ny
nl9 9 s~ara ashore, the Bible hsi1 ~ -
teeth. II a, all sides until the
ns nd oDS vicious population were S s' a 81.
rough AZ church was started ana a -. ~
i KS ssnrlas history has 10 inose t 1
~ W." Inn ,bst which tells 81 - n did 10,
pas ,d s, y nstion BY one 6oosi IN, Re. An an
.-a, o. much Importance W., W. h bis testh
or S co. \ En- IN the tssaSeF'' ~, y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
THE GAzETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS MONDAY MARCH II 1884,

Each one before lowing the slip thanked
Captain Andrews. do not thlnk thcrcwas
a man or woman thar went of that ship
without thanking Captain Andrews, and
when years after herrd OF his death was
mpclled to write letter Of condolences to
his family in Liverpool
Everybody recognized the goodness, the
courage aud the kindness OF Captain An
drews, but it occurs TO me now that we nov
er thanked the engineer, He stood sway
down IN the derkness amid the kissing fur-
naccs doing his whole duty. Nobody thank
ed the engineer, but God recognized his ht--
oism, and his continuance, and hla fideli.
~, and there will be just as high reward
for the engineer who worked out OF sightns
the captain who stood on the bridge OF the
ship in the midst of the howliag tempest.
A Christian woman was seen going along
the edge Of a wood every evenude, and tho
nelehbors in the country did not under.
stand howa mother with so many CARES and
anxietles should waste 80 much time as 20
be idly sauntorlng out evening by evening
y was found out aiterward that she went
them 70 pray for her household, and while
there one evening she wrote that beautiful
hymn, famousi In all sgcs for cheering Chris
tian hearts:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
A SERIOUS LECIURE.
rendered TO a Member of the General AS
sembly by Ono of His Constituents.

That the life Of a legislator IS not al
ways sunshine may be seen from IN
following letter which one OF tn mem
bers Of the General Assembly received
from one OF lis constituents a day or t"'
ago:
Having known you for many years
claim, that 4 have seen IN you apart IRON
that first born mate nature OF the MS,
born OF Adam, intelligence. therefore,
ask you as one of our Lawmakers 10 SKIN
your brain and have 10 clear OF ignorance
and cut of the strings or cords OF preJu-
dice from your heart. ana roll up your
aleeves 10 your neck and pitch in for tax
Ing the people from the top of the head
10 the sOlcs of the feet. For they are able
10 bear H. They are getting eXtraordina-
~ prices for hat they are selling.
They are getting from 50 TO 60 cents
for wheat. and my sons have averaged as
high as $50 for sheir first cutting OF to-
bacco storm beaten and other thing
that / will not name.
Il saw. IL you are in for taxing dogs,
you will please go in for taxing cats,
rats, mice. crows. hawks. squirrels.
ground-hocs. minks. weaseis, coons,
wolves. PAINTERS. ard bears. Let deers
20 free for Trey do not bother me. Nor
sir YOU will be- generous enough TO let
fellow who wants 20 marry get off with
so tax as he may loose his first love, and
he compelled 10 pay so more for a sec
ond blessCdLess But above all things
you will do your best 10 tax every male
from the age Of 10 TO Cd years of age 50
per head 10 be applied exclusively TO the
working of the public roads.
The idea of taxing my dogs TO pay
some fool that will not pen his sheep at
night. is as wicked as tie deed Of Cain,
who slew his brother Abel. ] was my
fathers shepherd for many years. And
my experience with sheep i'm Amherst,
has convinced me that none but fools
Will undertake the job OF sheep raising
on land worth more than one dollar pes
acre. Let men who have sheep rot on
the brain 80 to Australia or some land |
beyond civilization where a dogs life is |
priced as high as that Of a sheep, and |
pass laws To protect both sheep and dogs |
alike. If my health will improve, j in
tend going out ON a. lccturing tour from !
the majestic James TO Florda's lakes, and |
81 the iniquitous dog tax is passed ] will |
walk out Of my way i'm my lectures TO |
expose The BOBBY Legislature Of my old |
mother Virginia.
"lsnoramouscs on thundcrbust may |
'chite the ornament of our present pros
jcfiiy. but a future clap OF thunder from |
PvAb'h shy VIII wake UP the Slctptla |
Who are dazcd with the morphine of IN
luity. You are lawyer. VIII you
lease tell mo If the law for making a
nan work three days on the public roads
S law passed by the Legislature that |
onficts with the laws of the United
states. If not q conflict with the United
tates laws, why the power Of the
states court to make null and void the
cts of a States Legislature We are
gnorant of things save two. and they are
urc. taxes first and death last and
nav add, the Virginia legislation to the
cyiln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
FATAL TOUCH OF WHIP.
IT Was ACCIDENTAL BUT TH0hds
DoDD MAS EILIED ron IT.
ATraeedy nj Christlansburg In which Mr'
Charles CaIiisoD, During hent"' hp-
GRAFTON. Shot "a Negro Youth.

CHRlSTIANSBURG. VA, March O.
Special. our little town was thrown INTO
"A considerable degree Of excitement TINS
morning by the shooting TO death OF a
negro youth. Thomas Dodd, about eighteen
years old. by Charles Calllson. one Of our
merchants. Mr.. Callison suffers from
spells Of depression. which undoubtedly
results in alteration Of mind. and IT was
during one OF these attacks that the s"u
and fatal tragedy occurred.
1t seems that Callison was entering ms
store door when the negro unintentionahy
touched him I'm the face with "hip
which he was carrying whereupon cam
son walked behind his counter, secure"
a pistol and returning to the door open
ed fire. lie was within a few feet o. lhc
negro when he fred the first sho'. me
ball struck Dodd IN the right arm ana
passed entirely through his body, snow
ing under the skin In his left SIDE me 1
negro then started across the street. Nhen
Caljieon fired two more shots neither %
which tool. effect. Dodd fell a. he f.acn-
Oh the other side Of the street ana eA-
pircd An about ten minutes. CaliisOA was
rernanded 10 jail. after a preliminary ii'al
before "a justice. where he is now near
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

He Captures Thirteen Prisoners aud Kills
One Soldier in the Same tight


One Soldier in the Same tight
Mr. W. Il. w. Brooking, member OF
the House of Delegates, from Goochland.
las received letter from MIR. p. G..
Miller, deputy clerk of the Goochland
County Court, wherein he asked him to do
all In his power TO secure pension TO
Mr.. Joseph X. Peasants, who lest his
only son during the late war Mr. Pleas
ants Is In very INDECENT circumstances.
upon the county pauper list with few
or none OF the comforts of life, which he
deserves in abundancc-acc ording TO MIR.
Miller S letter-if for no other reason than
he was the father OF a man who old a
great deal for the southern cause.
The letter Is accompanied by a copv Of
~ preamble and resolution adopted AT a
quarterly term of the County Court of
Goochland. held for the said county. at
the Courthouse on Monday. March 2st.
1SSL
The preamble and resolution, which
were spread on the court record, were as
follows:
"On the motion Of Walter ID. Leake.
Esquire, the following preamble and
resolution offered by him. were unani-
mcusy adopted by the court, and o.
derec 10 he spread upon its minutes:
Invasion waged against US by our
cruel and implacable northern foe.
the defence Of our wives and
children, our homes ana firesides.
depend upon the patriotism and
proves OF our citizen soldiery. and tho
country ought 10 hold in sacred remem-
brance the deeds OF herosm and bravery
Of the privates in the ranks: therefore
resolved, That the cool bravery and
the patriotic ardor OF Private James
peasants. OF the Goochland cavalry in
killing one OF the enemy. capturing thir-
teen others, and sixteen horses In the
recent raid Of Dahlgren, in our county
were In keeping with the character which
TINS young soldier has won In the army.
and The court orders these proceedings
TO be put upon the records Of this court
as a memorial Of its appreciation of
genuine courage and unshrinklng patriot
ism"
Mr- James Peasants subsequently re-
ceived serious wound which caused his
death. ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

we eali attention TO the statement I'm
another column Of the Home Life In
sursnce Company. OF New York. Messrs.
sartln and Dunn, General Agents. No.
north Tenth street This Is one of the
Oldest and strongest life Insurance COM
panies In the world. organized In 1850
me Home issues all the attractive forms
VI lhIs' endowment and Annuity policies
al the company's Richmond Office ana
they VIII be slad TO show YOU their Mans
Good. experienced life Insurance ngsnts
can IND u to their advantage 10 repre-
sent the Home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
ANTl-DYSPEPTIC AND TONIC SPRINGS

This Water cures Dyspepsia. Chron.
Diairhoea. Kidney and Bladder TfoN
bles
DR. William y. Gray, OF Richmoll,
says. as diurctic II has no equal
Water and circulars at JAMES 4. NoH-
RiS 525 east Broad street. Richmond,
and at the springs.
j. N. HARRIS
fcs5-suiw BurkcNillc Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
DIssoLUTIoNs. oopAHrNEssHIrs. &c.

February -. 1894.
w l., THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" this day formed a partnership 10
carry on the FLORAL BUSINESS IN
all It's branches, under the nrm-name
OF j. n. HARVEY q CO.. and respect
fully solicit the patronage OF our friends
and the community az large. We are
prepared 10 furnish Roses, Vlolets Car
nations, Cut-FlOwers ana Decoration
Plants. J. HARRY HARVEY.
fe2S-5t WILLIAM A. NAM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

The paid-up stock OF the Commercial
nalidlng ana Loan Association pays
prospectus. address the ASSOCIATION 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and
Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF TWO
SMALL DWELLINGS on
EAST SIDE OF THIRrY-THIRD. BE-
TWEEN o AND p STREETS.

BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
dated 2lst February 1891. duly recorded
In the clerks Office Henrico County Court,
Deed Book 1874 A, page 3O2. default having
been made In the payment OF the debt
therein secured, and being required so 10
do by the beneficiary, we will sell bv
auction. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, 9TH Day OF March. 1891.
at 43O o'clock F. NJ. that LOT OF
LAND, with the Improvements thereon.
lying and being in the county OF Hem
rico, Va, on the east side OF Thirty-third.
between . and y streets. commsnc-
ing at a point distant l2s feet south of
i street, thence running southwartilv.
and fronting on the east line of Thirty.
third street y feet, and extending back
within parallel lines 50 feet. This is
new. property. and rents readily. Come
to the sale. Many bargains are lost by
not paying attention to what's going on
around you.
TERMS; by consent. named at sale.
A. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD s. ROSE.
uhA''o Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

BY a. n. Pollard,
- east Broad street
Of. X. Ellis, AuctiOneer).

II y REQUEST OF II. II. ANDERSON,
ID who is declining housekeeping. we
VIII proceed 10 sell, at his residence,
No. 40 north First street, on
TUESDAY MORNING. March 9th,
at 1880 a. NJ,
one handsome Wilton Rug covered PAR
LOR SUIT. l PARLOR ORGAN, l
FOLDING CARD-TABLE. large ROCK
Frs | Walnut CHAMBER SUIT, MAR
BLE-TOP BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS.
SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES, 3
floors good MATING. l BUFFET. 1
EXTENSION TABLE. SILVER KNIVES,
Ft RkS. TABLE, and TEA SPOONS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE. FLOOR OIL
CLOTH. COOKING STOVE and UTEN-
SILS, HEATING STOVE CANE and
WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS. RUGS, and many
other goods. Every article viii be sold
mhf-2t u. IL. Bids. Auctioneer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Phil Kearney Post No. lO. g. \. r.,
Richmond. Va, March 3. 1894.
A II a REGULAR MEETING OF THIS
"A Post February ~ 1894, by a unani-
nous vote. the Commander was directed
10 make public notice that JOHN X.
WALDMAN IS not member Of this
Post, and therefore is not entitled 70
wear the badge or other insignia OF the
order WILLIAM IS. ELDRIDGE.
mhl-lts Commander
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

run hs-N
N~r~~~--~-0-~.~ $4,000. - - 49,
DOR RENT. -.
$500 per annum-No 200 east Ifar- "a
shall street upper pOrtiOn).
$40 per annum-NO. 900 west Marshall
street
$3.50 per annum-No. 1Oi east Marshall
street
SOS per annum-No. 72l west Marshall
street.
500 per annum-No. BIS east Broad
street.
500 per annum-No. 1908 east Marshall
street.
SIG per month-No. 800 west Broad
street (stOrel
SO per month-No. 80 north Adams
street (store and dwelling).
SlI per mOnth-No. 1906 west Cary
street.
Sl3 per month-No. 33S south Laurel
street.
CARNEAL & GAYLE.
Real Estate Agents,
mh3-lt llO6 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Miss Matte ID. Baldwin 40.
,S, ai.,in Miss Mary D. BALLARD
t rs,rIn 30, brn, AIRS q. Bonham Brf
Mrs farnic Branch. Af's. f 'itilfi.
Mrs. Fannie Brooks Nr. r 1901
lord, Afs. Ann Burke. D.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

VVANTED-OLD BOOKS RELATING
w no VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTH
GIVE title. date, and price. BOOKS.
jyl2-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

7 AIDES CURE YOURSELVES FOR
IL 81 a month by OLIVE BRANCH.
DR.. kilmer. South Bend, lad. will send
ten days sample free. fes5-su3t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

IN HERE ARE No FILES ON
i SMITH."-lou cannot make silk
purse out Of a sows ear, but you can
secure your books and money in HER
RING HALL MARVIN COMPANY'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. Is. 4.
SMITH, sole dealer Southern States, No.
% north Ninth street. Phone 9i4.
myS-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Miss Lavinl Carter lrse ALL.
r,l.nston, Miss Martin q car.n.. .f'
Minerva Garter. al. -. r .
L Hr5. Z ro,e Si'f rs, Mrs. ELLEN conn.
a. Clump, Mrs l.. j. curtis ,r. ne
Curtis. '''' .i'' I..Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

+ lsT or UNcLAIMrn 1,...----.--..--
II MARCH 9. 1891 LII iLia
t'EslATEs


Il.
Miss Matte ID p,it...
Darlington. Miss Mar,
Pauline Bell. Airs a. to ,'iliil. ID
Emma Bohanuon. Miss Na,.' ..s
Sire L s.'i'D ,,ahch' Allss Jennie nr.
for1 A. DiyyAS' MfH. Charlie. a..
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=.
MISS L2vinil Garter. Ar.. 3D..
s ,.l, sson, Mss Marth, - CARING. .''
MtueftA carter, 80 s.f.s l
-. D'iH' airs. Ellen Colin.
@t,, ,oles; Aiss n Gonna. Nrs
G.. lump Mfs. l.. j. Curtis. N.
~"'''9'
,o %.
incau, Mis D0t.oa' '' D. he r....
49, t,
B. Frayser. ..'. .4
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Me- Nlsy Giles. Mrs Fanny C.
5.is. Louisa Z. Granger Ma IS d. ...
nam.
II
Ellen Uae,r.y ,-I'..,,.,
HANDY S.n'e 'i.'' iitl. 3ifs. H.r
". Hart. Miss Elm.rIa ir.,f',...,
Amanda hir. Mrs. Ela fu.b..
Miss Martha Ia....,
Jackson, Miss Harriet Iame ,',' r
y,ohh son. Miss Loli-i johnson. Miss r.
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sanie Jorion M..s l.lba '.'. l.'.. 81.
Mise r.,.y 49,. p....
Lrre.,en Hiss ,isrle ics'
NJ
Mrs. N q ll,rofn Ar, ,sr.. ,l
sallie Martin. MISS LII, Niir..
Bette Miles. MIS- Bottle Mnfr W
Mamie Aey
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Miss Bessie Paige Miss M.., d.
Page. Mrs. Y. 81. Palmer Ns. Carrie
j. Peters. Miss aann'r ietli..
Mss Elsie Raphael Nr. r rf =
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uard afrs IrI. -.,.
Sfrin.f.Iiov Nrs = r. st,...I
Nary Taii,fa,r, Mrs sa.. r.,..-
Miss Emalnt fowler Mr Haaaai
W.
Miss Lama Walker Miss Fran. WaI.-
ar' Mis- Annie ", " alAer. NE. J.. D.. ha.s-
.ovenia Villains. Miss Lille Wilson
Maria Wilson. Miss purcy Wilson.
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MALES
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j. II. ADDISON, H. ~. Ailfntrooh,
Augustine Abram Anderson. IT, g.. At
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Ed. Barnstead g.. q. Balfonr. w. M.
,ahk' Jonn D.. baihes; george
haIiey IS. ,,"iieI ii h,iI'-
J ashlnss on neiNi.s' d. li.''0
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ohm Brown. Edward Brown. D. M
browning.
G.
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NJ Clark Samuel H. Chairman. \. R
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blchaoNe' Jo-h Lii"'H'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
AUCTION sales.--future Days.
BY II. Seldom Taylor q Son
and Apperson & Pollard,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NALU-
4 ABLE BRlCh-YARD. containing
81 ACRES of fine brick clay situated
on Osborne turnpike, near Rockets, on
the line Of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
and known as John r. Maynard's yard;
also SMALL TRACT OF LAND. about
one mile east of Richmond, on the Os-
borne turnpike, or River road. containing
about 1l1a ACRES.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from John
r. Maynard and wife To the undersigned.
dated May %, 1889, duly recorded in the
clerks office of Henrico County Court,
in Deed Book ~ A, page 200, Ce-
fault having been made in the payment
Of the debt thereby secured, and at the
request Of the beneficiary, we will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. March 10, 1891,
at l o'clock p NJ, that valuable BRICK
YARD PROPERTY above mentioned,
and Immediately thereafter, say about
] 80 u. NJ, we will Sfer that SMALL
TRACT OF LAND above referred to,
containing about 11il acres. The above
mentioned real estate is a part Of the
property conveyed by said deed Of trust
TERMS. Enough in cash TO pay cost
of sale and the sum OF $1,000 with in
terest thereon from December II, 1873.
and the balance, whatever IL may be.
ON such terms az will be announced
at the hour OF sale.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
\. w. PATTERSON.
mh1-td Trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
" Office TO STOCKHOLDERS sLOss
~ IRON AND STEEL COMPANY.

In accordance with the bylaws, no.
tice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the SlOss
Iron and Steel Company viii be held
at the Office OF the company. Birming-
ham, Ala, on WEDNESDAY, March
p, 1894, at II o'clock NJ. for the election
OF Directors and for the transaction ~
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
Books for the transfer of stock will
be closed from March 10. 1884. at Il. ~,
TO March -, 1894, al 10 4. NJ
W l.. SIAls. Secretary.
mhl,5.s.12.l 1890
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
MEEIINGs.

-,--~>------ ~ $3.50 r ~ 49, ~
Richmond Locomotive and
Machine WORKS,
Richmond, Va, Feb. 20 1894.
Il HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the RICH
MCND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
WORKS will be held az the works OF the
company on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day
Of March, 1894. az II o'clock NJ
G.. +. JONES,
fe2l-td Secretary.
MEMBERS OF GOOD WILL COUN-
VI Gil, No. -. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. You are
hereby notified 10 meet at your hall
THIS Sunday EVENING at 3 o'clock,
TO pay the last sad tribute Of respect
to our deceased brother, l.. T. Yeaman.
Brothers of sister Councils are invited
70 attend.
BY order Of the Council
ID. W. BANGS, Counsellor.
THEO. SHEPPARD.
mh4-ltF Recording Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

mis- Miss Alice Davis 1fw sarah r
inn ia.s1 ~ if, - y-ti.s. Bliss j.. b. IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

l. OR SALE AT HALF PRICE,

49,. 800. $1,000. 49, 49, - - - -
Il OR SALE AT HALF PRICE.
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY:
one Ida Engine. 15x25
one Beck Engine. l2x1j.
Three Arlington & Sims Engines l4xf3.
Two Phoenix Compound Engines fl and
17X12
Two Westinghouse Standard Engines
one -, one GO-horse power
RICHMOND RAILWAY AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY
fe2l-lm 10 south Seventh street
TOR SALE-TWENTY-F FIVE HORSES.
Il consisting Of two magnificent stand
ard STATIONS. Percheron and trotter:
Two pairs Of DRIVERS, fifteen WORK
Frs, and four standard TROTTERS
VIII sell on two years time. Can be
seen at kenwoOd, on the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
twelve miles from Richmond
GEORGE l.. CRAWFORD & Co,
mh4-lt 1903 Bank street.
TOR SALE-SIX BRICK AND SAND
Il CARTS. They are in good condition.
and viii be sold AT a bargain. BUG
HANAN q SON, 4Ol west Broad street
mh4-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Richmond, Va. March /, 1894.
II HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the j.
WRIGHT co. Will be held at their Of
fee. corner OF Twenty-fourth and Cary
streets. THURSDAY, March 18th. at
II O'Clock noon. +. Il. MURRAY.
mn1-td Secretary.
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Miss Jalia T.. Fauar. Nr r,...
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I ECTURE BY f. d. POWER. OF
II Washington, D. C.-BLOCKHEADS-
at Seventh-Street Christian church, MON
DAY, March 9th, at L. Nj. Tickets.
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VI ANTED-TO SELL A NEW RAM
W BIER BICYCLE, that has never
been used. IL has lamp, whistle, and
an the latest improvements. This Is a
great bargain for the person who wants
the prettiest and best machine IN Rich
mo1d Can be seen at Z north Tenth
street. Good terms 10 right party. Adj
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Mrs snsy Giles. Mrs FANNY c
5m ar. LOUISA Z. Granger Mw s. d. C.,
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THE PRODIGAL FATHER.

building lot 2OxlOO feet will be given
TO every purchaser Of a reserved seat.
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TOR SALE. -
, we can sell you big bargain in IN
that Well-built BRICK DWELL
ING, No. 800 west Marshall street. Gail
TO see us at once and secure a bargain.
CARNEAL x GAYLE.
Real Estate Agents.
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EOR SALE. -
a big bargain in that NICE Ill
DWELLING, No. los east CLAW
street CARNEAL d GAYLE.
Real Estate Agents.
mhi-lt llO6 Main street.
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FIRMS.
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Buchanan a. Quarics.
j NJ. Hutton * Co.
j.. T.. Avery a. Son.
b. T.. Odell * Bro.
J ". Smith A. Bro
O.d Colony Security Go.
Herb Medical Go.
old Dominion GuauO 60.
a. Cargcr * co.