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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
REVELATIONS FROM RApFoRp.
Changes Among Master Mechanics Along
tho Norfolk & Western,

EAST RADFORD. VA, February III
(Special)-Dr. Percy J. McElrath, Of
Richmond, was married in Radford We'd
nesday evening 10 Miss Sallie Tathay
Glenn, daughter OF Rev. T. r. Glenn.
Mr.. H. W. Shelkey. prominent citizen
of Radford. aud a trusted employee of the
Norfolk and Western railroad. died Of
pneumonia on the 10Th. He was promi-
nent Mason and Red Man. A committee OF
the two orders accompanied the remains
TO his old home. in Martinsburg. w. Va.
The Norfolk and Western has made
number of changes among the master me
chanics along the line Mr.. John a. VIII
son. OF Roanoke, takes II. Il. Lyon S
place here: i. Il. Lyon succeeds y. II.
Smith at Bluefeld; Smith succeeds Ed.
Hurt at Bristol. ard Hurt Is transferred
to Columbus. IL Is reported that impor-
tant changes will be made among super
intendents also, some being reduced 10
trainmasters. and others transferred to
other divisions.
At the annual meeting Of G. C. Wharton
Camp, No. %, Confederate Veterans. the
following officers were elected: Brigadler-
General G.. c. Wharton, commander;
Joseph II. Chumbley. first lieutenant COM
mander; W. Harvey Smith, second lieu
tenant commander; George G.. Junkin.
third lieutenant commander; X. IL.
Adams, adjutant; +. NJ. Ingles. quarter
master; James Green, sergeant-major; G.
G. Johnston, treasurer; j. w. Farmer,
surgeon; Rev. ]. Tyler Frazier, chaplain
W. H. Kuhn, officer OF the day; Nice.
Ingles, vidette; Il. w. Peek. color ser
geant: j. L. Pamplin, first color guard; II.
c. Barnett, second color guard: Execu-
tive Committee-Wiliam Ingles CHAIR
mani, w. w. Boswell. +. +. GIL, DIR. T..
Johnson, G. C. Caldwell. j. G.. Crockett,
and George c. Reveley.
DELEGATES.
General G. c. Wharton. Captain George
G. Junkin, joseph II. Chumbley, III. G.
Barnett, X. II. Adams, and Nee. Ingles
were elected as delegates TO the grand
reunion OF Udited Confederate Veterans at
Birmingham, Ala, April % and rs. 1894.
About year ago L. w. Meade, an en-
ployee OF the Radford Pipe-Works. was
arrested on the charge OF bigamy, as wife
No. / appeared and claimed him az her
husband. He was tried and convicted in
the County Court Of Montgomery county,
and sentenced to six years in the peni-
Tertiary, but pending an appeal, broke
jail, was recaptured. got new trial. and
was finally acquitted. Last Sunday he
was Joined In Bristol by wife No. 2,
who was Miss Carrie Il. Carpenter. of
Philadelphia, and was remarked by Elder
Burroughs. The couple left for Admission,
Ala. their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
DEATH or Mr.. w. n. BARcELT.
a Member OF the Reformed Church and q
Gallant Confederate Soldier.


WOODSTOCK, VA, February pa
Especial Mr. William IL. Bargelt, an
esteemed citizen and jeweller of this
place. died ut his house about o'clock
this morning. after brief Illness Of
bronchitis. He was born In Hanover
Penn. In 1923. and came here in 1919, and
began his business at that time Mr.
Bargelt was pillar in the Reformed
church here. he having been an elder
for thirty years, and superintendent in
the Sunday school for more than forty
years. He was a member of the Masonic
and Pythian lodges. AT the opening OF
the war he enlisted in the Stonewan
Brigade. but subsequently became men,
Der OF the Seventh Regiment Cavalry
Band. Rosters Brigade. claiming the
honor Of being the only cavalry band
In the service of the Confederacy. He
will be buried on Sunday with Masonic
and Pythian honors. A widow and three
children survive him.
A singular accident happened TO a
young lady near Capon road, twelve miles
north of here yesterday. She was pass
ing q moving bark-wagon and slipped
on some ice. falling beneath the wagon,
and one wheel passed over her head
Her condition cannot be learned. but Is
supposed TO be fatal.
This morning the temperature fell
lower than at any time this winter The
Thermometer registered twelve degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
THE DISMAL SWAMP.
VISITED BY A PARTY or MINING
ENGINEERS AND FRIENDS.
Quite wintry for While In Norfolk--DIck
Talbot Gets Eighteen Years for MUIR
der-Mrs. 0rigsby Dead.

NORFOLK, VA. February 2i-(Spcc!al.)
A number OF the mining engineers who
have been In session at Virginia Beach
went to the Dismal Swamp to-day. There
were about two dozen In the party, in
Guiding ladies'. They returned this eve
ring and then. with the others who had
not gone. left for home. -
A lively snow furry set IN here this
morning and continued for several hours,
making 1t quite wintry for awhile. The
white covering did not remain long. the
ground being too warm for Il.
TRIAL FINISHED.
Last night the County Court finished the
trial OF the negro Dick Talbot, indicted
for the murder of lobe Johnson In n
fight at West Norfolk last May. He
was found guilty and sentenced to
eighteen years in the penitentiary. The
accused made his escape on the night
OF the murder. and was only apprehenhed
about a month ago IN Mid1lesex county.
Three candidates are in the Held for the
rrayoralty OF Portsmouth on the Demo-
cratic ticket. The Iay contest PROMISES
to be lively over mere.
RECOVERED.
All the goods stolen from the oyster
feet in SCOTS creek by hsrbor thieves
have been recovered. and the thieves
lodged ir jail. All OF the piunder was
found concealed in a barn down the river.
one hundred and eighty thousand tens
OF coal have been exported from Lambert
Poivt since the 1st OF January.
Mrs. Mary V. Grigsby, relict or Hugh
Blair Grigsby died yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF her son-in-law. Paymaster
w. ". Gait. in F'reemason street. This
lady was very well known throughout
the State.
THE DEMAND GREAT.
The police issued wood and coal and
provisions to seventy-hve destitute fami-
lies yesterday. but the supply did not
equal the demand.
Captain r. c. Marshall left last night
for stanton.
Country bacon has been selling from the
market carts here this week at 10 cents
n pound, cheaper than 1t has been for a
long time.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler, 1t IS said, will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
A DESPERATE WHITE TRAMP.
Boss Butler in Command With Head
quarters i'm the Saddle.

quarters i'm the Saddle.
WELDON, N. c., February H.-(Spe-
cial)-Sheriff Alsbrook took 10 the peni-
tertiary desperate white criminal. He
was tramp. and attempted 10 muir
der another man of the same profession.
He says he will return and kill the TALLER
and every one who had a hand IN his ar
rest and conviction. The Judge OF the
court has written letter to the au-
thorties OF Raleigh asking them not 10
send him TO the State farm, on Roanoke
river.
There was meeting OF Methodist min
listers OF the Warrenton District here yes
terday for the purpose of recommending
a successor TO the late presiding elder,
Rev. $. D. Adams.
The Populsts of the State are actively
organizing, and now that Marion Butler
has been elected president OF the Ma
tional Alliance. active work Will be ex-
pected. He has his followers absolutely
at his command. Mr. Butler is boss"
And this is the party whose chief COM
plant against the Democratic party is tLat
IL is dominated by bosses"
News has been received here OF the fail
ure of Frank Hart. general merchant, at
Tarboro. His liabilities are $4,000, and
preferred debts about 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Mr.. cANN DOING VERY WELL.
He Reads the Story Of tho Outrage Upon
Him In the Dispatch.

CREwE, VA, February 2i.-(special.)
Mr.. Thomas Cam. who was robbed We'd
nesday morning and afterwards shot. Is
doing quite well. and sent here yesterday
for q copy OF the Dispatch giving an ac-
count of the affair. which appeared the
morning following. He hopes 10 be able
TO appear against Davenport and Orange
when they are brought back here for trial
next Thursday. II is learned that addl-
tionai counsel has been secured to assist In
the prosecution. The box containing the
money which was stolen from the house
was In the woods near the house OF Mr..
Cam, but no trace OF the money was
found. The wife Of John Orange IL sus-
pectcd OF having the money, but she was
released In Petersburg and passed through
here yesterday en- route 20 Lynchbur2,
where her mother,1i lives.
Our people were glad to read In the Dis
patch this morning that the Senate had
passed the bill incorporating the town.
and II II hoped no time win BE- lost Ia
getting Il through the House. Our sena-
tor. Hon. Walter A. Watson. deserves
much praise for getting Il through 20
quickly after II had bsen presented 70
him.
Mrs.. cheatham, mother Of Mrs.. w. A.
Neal Of this place. y quite sicks s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
TWO LITTLE BOYS IN DANGER.
Both Saved by Good Dog
ard Msd.Cow Scare.

BUENA VISTA. VA, February "a
Especial. Tho 3-year-old son OF Mr.. AL.
Crane swallowed some opium Wednesday,
and soon began to get very sick. Dr.
Merriwether was called in. and through
prompt and energetic work saved the IT.
tie fellow.
Mrs. Walter p. Lee. OF this city, Is
very Ill with pneumonia.
Little Willie Givens, the 6-year-old son
of our townsman, W. NJ. Givens, met with
a very painful accident last Saturday.
He was running around the wood-plie,
where q Solored boy was cutting WOOD.
and In some way plunged suddenly under
the descending axe. The blade struck him
fairly on top OF the head, infitciins fear
ful-looking wound, but, fortunately, did
not enter the skull. DR.. Merriwether was
Immediately called I'm, and rendered ne
cesary medical assistance. The little fei-
low at present II doing very well. HIS
escape from instant death was almost
miraculous.
The First National Bank of 3uena Vista
declared a per cent. dividend. Mr.. Il.
Il. Vaughan. the cashier. says his insti-
tuition is In splendid condition.
The mad-dog and mad-cow craze seems
TO have struck Buena Vista again SIEVE
raj dogs have been killed within the past
n. ~ ~
below Buena Vista showed all the symp-
toms of hydrophobia. The family re-
manned awake all night watching her. in
fear that she would break ini the door,
which she tried several times to DO.
When morning came the cow had dis
appeared, but upon search was found a
short distance away stretched out on the
ground in tho last agonies or hydro
phobia.
Quite a fashionable marriage took place
Mt Pedlar Mills this week. The contract
ing parties were Miss Annie b. Cheat
wood, OF that place, and Mr.. Dudley ID.
williams OF Ellshorn. W. Va.
While the Seay furniture-factory was
making samples OF suits OF furniture. an
order was placed with them for several
lots. This IL a new feature OF this mill,
and bids fair to be something great. The
suits are very pretty and very reasonable
in price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
WILL 1T BE WET" OR DRY At IVY 2
Good Prices Realized for the Personal
Property ut Castalia.

Property mt Castalia.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, February
A.-(Special. )-Judge John NJ. White. OF
the County Court, has issued a writ for
a special election in the Magisterial Dis
trict Of Ivy on the question Of granting or
not granting a liquor license in that dis
trict. 1t has been fixed for Thursday.
the 9Th day of March. and notices have
been posted to that effect.
The sale of personal property at Gas
talia," the farm Of Mr.. Bartlett Boiling.
near Bowlesville. amounted to perhaps
$500. Good prices were realized for
everything sold.
The artesian well now being sunk on the
property of the Virginia Ice Company
has reached a depth OF rs feet. Messrs.
sydnor & Shepard. Of Richmond. are the
contractors.
The remains OF Miss Willie Undertake
day and were inferred In Maplewood
cemetery.
Mr.. w. C. Bethel died at his residence
In the Rose-Hill section OF the city. His
funeral and burial took place at Palmyra,
Fluvanna county. to-day.
Mrs. II. G. Earchant died ut her resi-
dence at the Charlottesville Woollen. Mills
last night. She had been sick for a long
time and was a great sufferer. Her hus.
band. the superintendent OF the wooIleu.
mills and q number OF children survive
her. She was q member of Christ EMS.
copai church, from which her funeral viii
take place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
TOBACCO SALES IN WILSON.
Healthy Increase In the Trade-PostmasteI
Barnes Learning the Ropes.

Barnes Learning the Ropes.
WILSON. N. c.. February 2i.-(Special.)
Tobacco sales to-day and yesterday have
been quite large. considering the I'M
favorable condition of the weather.
Three large sale warehouses and twelve
or fifteen prize warehouses constitute the
tobacco interest here. They report con-
stantly increasing business.
The Wilson Cotton Mills are now work.
ing part OF the night. They are thus
working this extra time in order TO catch
up with the file of orders now on hand.
Mr.. Edwin Barnes, the new postmaster.
will take charge in q few days. He has
had his clerks In for several days to
learn the manipulation of the mails.
When the odds and ends are all learned
then he will take entire charge.
Rev. ]. A. Munday. d. D., the new
pastor of the Baptist church. was installed
into the parsonage last evening. He was
quite literally pounded by the members
of his flock.
Mrs Barnes. who has been at the point
of death for quite time, Is now conva-
descent.
March winds are beginning already TO
blow. and the small boy with his kite
is making his appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
Lost p.vs of Tn. Hunting Season.

SCOTLAND NECK. ". G.. February "a.
Especial. 1.-The hunters are making the
best OF these last days OF February.
1t is cold and somewhat clear this morn
ing, and the feathered game VIII be bag
ged In Quantities to-day.
Scotland Neck Is the biggest horse-and-
mule market In this section a carload
will be sold here to-day at auction.
Mr.. y. H. Wooddell, grand secretary OF
the State to the Odd-Fellows. has been
here this week, and lectured to the lodge
at this place.
There is prospect that school will
soon be opered In the new male school
building here.
Mr.. w. w. Kitchen. OF Roxboro. Is
here on visit to his father lion. W. III.
Kitchen.
Trucking has begun, and some or the
truckers have arranged to plant po-
tatOeS. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
SILKS.
CHILDREN'S
READY-MADE DRESSES.

We recently opened department for Chill
DRENS and MISSES PERCALE, GINGHAM, and
CASHMERE DRESSES. The success of this department
from the first day opened has been far beyond expca
TONS The values have offered have met the appro
baton of the public, as is evidenced by the sales:
Tomorrow open full line of CHILDREN'S
WHITE DRESSES in all the latest Styles and invite your
inspection They made of White Cambria, India Lnon
English Nainsook and Swiss trimmed with cambria and
nansook embroidery and Vaencennes lace well made and
very Stylish and the prices 80 g. &c., ST. sl5 $780, 3d.
$3.50, So, and $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

having lumber hauled preparatory 70
building q handsome residence.
Ex-Congresemau r. q. Skinner, OF Hert'
ford, Is visiting relatives here.
This season Richmord Is furnishing a
great many horses ard mules for this
market. One OF our dealers goes 10 that
city about every two weeks LOT car
load.
About 200 people from this town and
community went on an excursion to the
Ncwberre fair. They report the fair
success In everv way.
A new post-office by the name OF Dom
COLA has been established In this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

MEHERRIN. VA. February M.-(spe-
cial)-The Farmers ALLIANCES held It's regu-
lar monthly meeting hero this week. It's
chief purpose u to strengthen the oryani-
ration by full cooperation.
John d. Davis transferred to Chptain
acres Of land In the eastern suburbs Of
Meherrin Tor $50.
Tho Masistsrial Court. Justics A. N.
Bruce presiding. cleared the docket Of III
cases yesterday.
Misses 8. c. Ewing and Annie Price have
entered the eouthside Fsmale Ipslituaa.. a
Bufkville. e weekly music scholar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
DAVID DRAUcHN A PoLYcAMIST.
His First Wife Is In Salem, Another In
Asheyiiie, Others Elsewhere.

Asheviilc, Others fiscwnerc'
WINSTON, N. c., February A.-(Spe-
cial.)-Additional Information has been Sc
cured concerning the man David Draughn.
ut Atlanta, who was unable to remember
his narnc for some time. and whose case
has attracted considerable attention. 1t
is now stated that he Is polygamist.
and has three wives Wife No. lives In
Salem, and Is an operative In the Arlsta
Cotton Mills. Her maiden name was Ella
Thomas. She says she married Draughn
in 1855, and he lived with her three years.
and left on a horse-trading expedition. In
August last she learned that Draughn
had married a Miss Matte Powell In
Asheville. Letters passed between the
two wives Ii Is further stated that
Draughn left the Asheville wife. and
eloped with Miss Ella Mitchell. Of Bryson
City, whom he left In two weeks TO escape
the vengeance Of an enraged father and
brothers. Wife No. Is anxious that
steps be taken TO punish the faithiess
husband. but she Is without the means
TO prosecute him. 1t Is reported that
Draughn IL en- route TO this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

GREENvILLE. N. c.. February H.
Especial. might before last the store Of
Mr.. II. A. Tyson. located on his planta-
tion, nine miles from Grssnville. was
destroyed by nre. together with almost
the entire stock Of goods. Tho FIRE oc-
CURED about midnight. end is supposed
a.. when first discovered. the building was
burning In the ceiling. The loss on build
tpg and goods VIII aggregate e1.0oo. upon.
which there was only small amount OF
insurance. This 10 the third loss Mr..
Tyson has sustained BY Ore within the
last three years.
Professor w. H Rsgpdals. Couoty
euperinterdent d Public Instruction y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

have opposition IN the coming con-
grcssoual contest for the nomination in
the person OF Colonel c. Fenton Day, OF
Isle Of Wight.
The Moody and Sankey meetings VIII
be held at the new armory, where BOD
people can be seated. A choir OF 900
voices will BIS trained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

Personal.

EREE INFORMATION ABOUT \
Il FAMOUS. NEyEh-FAiLINU. pkRNA.
NsNT CuhE OF ALL LiyEh, KIDNEY. M
STOMACH TROUBLES sent 10 any adif.,- 90
receipt Of two cent Stamps b. ROOT bAhN
AND BLOSSOM, Newark, y. =. Also So
box sent free. 20 -.
II WILL CRAFTY A LAhub
Il number OF voters Of Madison Hssi 70 ha"
Mr.. W. L. WHITE announce himself as 4 caS''
date for The BOARD or ALDERMEN.
70 $3.50 MANY FRIENDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

Rambler Bicycles hold worlds record.
Took the Worlds Fair by storm. Sec
them at Schaap's. $40 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
A TRIUMPH OF NATURAL FBl-'
"A MUM INSURANCE.
THE MASSACHUSETTS BENEFIT LIFE ID
ISOLATION.

TIE MASSACHUSETTS BENEFIT LIFE ID
ISOLATION.
Has written IA the nrst fifteen ye~4s -
its history:
FOUR TIMES AS MUCH INSURAA~S
AS THE MUTUAL LIFE. ,..,,,
FIVE TIMES AS MUCH iNSN kAN~~
AS THE MUTUAL. BENEFIT LIZ ..s.,,.e.
SEVEN TIMES AS MUCH lNsN"
ANCE AS THE NEW YORK Llfh =,
IN their FIRST fifteen years, and hal a1 =. NJ.
beginning OF is slxteenSh year, sl9e'''''
90 insurance IN force.
STATEMENT Oh BUSINESS FOR -
Insurance In force ............ <lA, ssi'ss' "
Policies written during the s-u
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Insurance written during the .,ss,, a
year ........,,...,'..s .ss,..sss. 49, - a
Emergency or Surplus Fund N,9-'''N"
Amount carried to Surplus 1850, q,
Fund during tho year 49,. w.
Dividends paid 20 policy-hold- .., .,
ers during tho year ....,.. VII "a
Total msmbsrship ...,.......~ p
Amount paid In losses ,...... N.Ah~S
Total amount paid In losses .,,r &,
since prgsnisatton .....-.- F'SA
GEORGE A. LlTcHFIEiD.,
", a. CQRrHEtI. fsesl1sa"
ACTIVE AosNTS WANTED EVERY
WHDRE. Address q. w. KkksLiss
6ceclal Agent. Oel4n lso ~ east M.'
sirsrs Richmonds We ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

INFANT TO BORROW $1,000, OH
w or I'VE years. on nrst-cGss real estate b.
Danville. Va, at . per cent per annIn a.
swer Lock Box 4l3. Danyille, Va. 10 2l-soti %
VIZ ANTED, The GENUINE
w TRICKS COKE. DO not b ce.n.f.i
Parties are selling inferior coko and gaIiss u
Frick's Coke.
LETTER PROM rRICK COKE coIPlS1
CHARLES II. PAGE. RICHMOND, Va:
Dear Sir,-It any Of your dealers az fs1's-
senttng that they are selling Frlck's coke
can assure your customers most positively i-N
such statements ere HfsRSPREsEsfAfiDNr
Il. &. Prick COKE COsPANf
Ptlsogfg, "a
TRICKS COKE. all sizes-EEg, Tor flr11 =
and CRATES; Stove, for ranges ana stoves i'.
for small stoves and selffeeders; 80 per ioli 3
% bushels. CHARLES n. PAL
Agent for kirlGl.t
No. 1905 east Cary, 1900 west Blo1,
'P,Ione loo. 'PaOne fJs
10 1i.e0dIOtl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
ssU,UERE ARE no FLIES

VT ~ VI LNIl NItI w IIIT-0 y
l. sM7TH."-You cannot maksa 4. rs Dbl,
on. Of n sows ear. but you can scclfe y I. l.,
aud money In HERRlNG-HALL-MAN fIt ID.
PANliS FIRE AND BURGLAR-pkOOr rl 1,
d. 3. SMITH
my 81 No. % north Nilll s.lst-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

WANTED, 4 COUPLE FOR
Sess sss!s ssss& Az eesws1ssssH -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

TT WILL COST YOU NOTHING
l. to learn OF GUARANT ED PERMANENT
CURE OF BLOOD POISON IN thirty days by
addressing A. c. JONES, ST Adams street, Chi
cago. ia 2o-Sul2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

WANTED, TO SELL ONE HAND
w sONR CHlckEkISC PIANO,
nsariy new, for cash; also, HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE. Apply at loo1Is west Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. EVERYBODY TO
w know they can BORROW FROM el0 TO
$4,000 AT PER CENT. INTEREST. small
monthly payments. Send stamp for particulars,
or cali on UNITED STATES MINING AND
LOAN COMPANY, Room q. Hanewinckel Buiid-
ing Reliable agents wanted. 10 25-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

WANTED, A SMALL SET o +
w BOOKS To WRITE UP in tho evening.
References furnished. Address L. g., care Dis
PATCH Of1co. 10 25-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

NyANTED, TO RENT PART OF
lisht Housekeeping; ~ eusvsaisncsA . ssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

WANTED, TO RENT A FARM OF
w 100 20 200 acres from three 10 twenty
miles OF Richmond, near railroad station. Land
must be gooi, with good dwelling and out-houses,
wood, good water. orchard, &c. Address
FARMER, caro- OF DTgPATCH. 70 25-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

NTISS Lillian MATTHEW'S DE-
1fl SIRE, TO inform the ladses that she Is
ready 80 begin SPRING DRESS MAKING. She
has the latest styles and guarantees perfect
satisfaction In every respect Cell 81 S22 west
Marshall street. 70 2o-3.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

WANTED, TO CHARTER, WITH
w privilege OF buying. STEAM fREIGHr
PROPELLER about IS feet long 20 feet wide,
light draugni Speed, 10 miles per hour. Ad-
dress with price and full particulars ana photo
graph OF boat Captain CHARLES w. DAVIS,
por. Chester, Y. Y. fe 25.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
rMpr0YMExr WANTS.

4 LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN
"A teaching, desires A SITUATION ~ a fsrn-
iiy 70 teacn higher Ensilsn. Music, ana trencn
70 few pnrils. for hoard oud wnshinz nnul
nrst Of July. Best tcstimontaIA Addfess wv ~
references, TEACHER, UPTOWN pisrAIcM ~
aica. Richmond. w. - Xo-9o. w GEos-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25

WANTED, A WHITE NURSE FOR
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