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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04
TORT RIBS (sides)-ss, 40.
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

Utica, N. Y, July lat the Utica board
Of trade to-day the following sales Of
cheese were made: l20 boxes at 73i $3.50
boxes at rs $3.50 boxes at 8; 1880 boxes at
SIS; 100 boxes on commission: 30 packages
creamery butter at 1879; 100 packages
creamery butter ON commission
At Little Falls tho following sales were
made: 203i boxes at "a 79S boxes at s.
$50 boxes dairy at 7@S; "a packages cream
cry butter at 16Ml7.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04
BURLINGTON MARKG rs.
Local Retail Markets.

Burlington, VT. July 8, 1895
with the advancing season the markets
contain some new things nearly every
week. The following quotations are fur
nished by some of Burlingtons leading
merchants:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

Powers farm on North avenue, formerly
owned by II. Il. Congcr. This comprises
- acres, near Or. Wizards "Whtc
Rirches." The sale was made by w. i.
Mciillip.
l.. j. Tunney. who was injured two
years ago i'm "A railroad accident, will re-
sumo this week his position as parlor car
conductor. lie will run on the White
Mountain flyer between Burlington and
rabyan's.
Mr.. George f. Bell, for nearly five years
with MIR. y. f.. Chambcrlin, THE Old Bee
Hive" resigned his position with the
house, ana is taking his summer vacation,
previous to his going with the new concern
the Mcl\llip, Smith company, in the
Richardson"
Between 10 and 20 Raymond & whit
comb parties are already booked for the
Van Ness House this summer Burliug-
ton is becoming more and moro a popular
summer resort, partly because it enter
tains its visitors royalty.
Mr. Horace II. Chittenden, wife and two
sons. have arrived at Camp Greenland"
Lydia Farm, to spend the season. Mr..
ChittCnden is a son of the Hon. l.. Il.
Chittcnden, who also expects to visit the
camp later in the season.
Tho sherman band boatride Saturday
$50 pooIr was d most enjoyable affair.
The party went to Providence Island.
whore dancing in the pavilion was in
dulEed in until a late hour
The 18th annual cutting of the Catholic
, Young Mems union will take place July H.
| Tho steamer Vermont will take some of
the cXcursionsts at $40 a. m, while others
will go on the Chateaugay at 445. Fort
Frederick VIII he the objective point.
company leaves Friday for New York.
ON Saturday he sails on the Cunardor
''Umolia" for Liverpool Mr.. Jones goes
to visit his home, Carnaroon in North
Wales after an absence of II years.
Il. A. Pond said goodbye to his many
! friends here Tuesday morning and STRAIT
ed for Rutland After a short soiourn
| there he goes to New York to Join the
/ Baltimore team with whom he has signed
! for the summer season We all wish
"Arlie' success in his new venture.
Mrs. G. w. Woodhouse gave pleasant
reception Saturday afternoon. She was
assisted in receiving and caring for her
guests by Miss EIaswel Mrs. H. L. Wood
house. Mrs q. W Wales, Miss Arthur
Miss Catln, Miss Smalley and Miss Bertha
" ellis.
| Webster Bclrosc, the son of j. G. Fell
rose, while playing around the house Sat
urday fell and broke an arm. Dr. II. K.
! Watkins was summoned and reduced the
! fracture. This is the second accident of
! Of the kind that has befallen the young
| man. At last accounts he was very com
! Portable.
! Six members Of the class of 1880, L. V.
! M,met at the Van Ness House Friday
evening for q 1j-year reunion. They were
S. II. Wright and II. X. Tenney Of chi
caEo Frank StnsOn of Amcsbury, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

BE sure and use that old ana wel-trled rem
edy, Mrs. Ninsow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dIen teethng. 1t soothes the child, softenn
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty.
Ave cents bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

and four of our regular and spe-
cial policemen Mr. Nelson vas llhed 81
and costs of Sl2.63. An appeal was taken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

Druggists say that their sales Of Hoods
Sarsaparlh exceed those of all others
There Is no substitute for Hoods.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04
Cash quotations.

FLOUR-Neglected and prices easy.
WiEAT-No. 2 spring, 70a7Sc; No, red
" GSoRN-No. 2, 45lac.
OATS-No ., 2S24c.
RYE-No 2, 55c.
BARLEY-No 2, 50d51c.
FLANSEED-No. l, $3.50.
LARD-S6. 50d6.52i2
PORK-sl2.00
SHORT RIBS (Sides)-se SnT6 IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

among those familiar with the case that
the Injunction should have been granted,
In view OF the fact that n Judicial! de-
cision In favor Of the Grange-C Camp As
ISOLATION has already been rendered upon
this very point.
In May last. before the Alexandria
Island track was completed n man named
Meilin. claiming to be stakeholder In
the Grange-Camp Association. made APP
plication to Judge Keith. OF Warrenton.
for an injunction similar to the one served
yesterday. which was refused. upon the
ground that the association came within
the exceptions specified In the amend
ment 10 the act OF 1882. The fact that
Judge Keith IS now president OF the
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia indicates
that the ultimate result must be the DIS
solution of the injunction. and that racing
will be resumed within ten days.
The fact that the injunction was
granted in behalf OF the STATE viii deprive
the Granee-Camp Association of iBdem-
nifty for theIoss sustained should the in
junction be 'Hade permanent. Had the
injunction been granted upon the applIca-
ton of n private citizen. he would have
been required to furnish n bond sufficient
TO cover the loss sustained. The general
impression Is that the move was insti-
gated by parties interested In the rival
track run under the charter OF the Gem
tlemen's DrivingPark. This organiza lion
comes under the same category as the
Grange-C Camp Association. and should the
injunction he made permanent, there
seems to- be no reason why similar pro-
ceedngs could not be had In the case
of the drivng-park. In that event. the
proposed meeting at st. Asaph. begin
ming March 4th, would have TO be aoan-
doned. as well as the book on the foreign
races. now being operated there. This
fact is taken as Indicating that the in
junction will be dissolved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
FuIton Bricfs and PrrsoraI,.

American Lodge, No 95i. Knights OF
Honor. held its annual reunion Friday
night at Donahue's Hall. and the occa-
sion was very pleasant one.
Mr.. Arthur Phillips. formerly OF
Richmond. now of Louisville. KY. has
been visiting his aunt. Mrs. II. II. Pol
lard. on Fulton HILL
Mrs. William f. Hood and sister. Miss
Hattie lrIiiin. have returned home after
a pleasant trip visiting friends in Phi!a-
deiphia.
peasant surprise party was given at
the residence OF Mr.. Y T.. Godfrey. on
Graham street. a few evenings ago.
Mr.. ID. J. Moore returned to the city
Friday evening and is stopping with rela-
tives on Louisiana street.
Mr.. Emmett Moody. who has been
quite sick during the past several weeks,
Is reported to be cOnvalesc.ng.
4 delightful surprise party was given
Miss Lula Hampton Wednesday night last
at her home No 3S!S Second street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
MhIN-STREET FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Tho Stocks Of Mr.. Marx Gunst and Rosen-
dorf g. Co. Somewhat Damaged.

a fire. caused by a defective fue broke
out last night about half-past o'clock
in the store No. 1iH east Main street,
corner OF Fifteenth.
The building Is owned by Mrs. Rosa =.
Mcdowell. who resides OF Union Hi,
and is occupied on the lower fioor by
Rosendors {: Co. wholesale liquor-dealers.
and on the upper floors b. Mr.. Marx
Gunst as a storage place FOR sash and
blinds.
The alarm was turned In from Box 13l,
and the flames were soon gotten under
control. but chief Fuller, upon arriving
upon the scene, sent out the three 'G's'
as a precautionary measure the neigh
borhood being one In which 1t would be
exceedingly dangerous for fire to get
good start.
Mr.. Gunst estimates his loss at from
s. 900 10 800. on which there is 200 In
surance In the Virginia State Insurance
Company. placed through Nessrs. julius
Straus 4; Son. The loss Of Rosendorc &c
Co. Is principally from water, ana Ia
placed by them at from 500 10 500. They
are fully insured. About the same es-
innate is made OF the damage 10 the
building, which Is also insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

Fcr ths past tvcly, years No h17s been
Nfcnts Cor tie vaccine v.rIs fr0rn tee Celebrated
Bcaggency Sock OF tho Nes England vaccine
Company. which 70 %, large,, 40. most rene-
bic pf0paeatcr Of N0n-Humanilci Vaccine VI.
rIa n tho world, hsvns sold IA Virgins AMI
North ,Hroin9 several Hundred tbo.ssnf
poin,s prepared ~ tnis company
We have the testimony 81 oar lsc1ing rsYsi.
Clans ard boards Of heath ~ % re csicscT. sni
are rev prepared 20 2 /, orders IN any qualify,
O. We arc daily IN receipt ~ fresh poia,s
We hayo Glie1 o-ierl rem 40 Bosrt' &
Health u Richmond, 81 aca cater. ani oiasi
pisces dnrirg various smallpox eplism'c.
special dis,cu1, T. boards 81 Hea.ia aud IL.
siitltion- requiring larec Guarf'ios.
tAi-o, see April number II Hrcini, Medical
monthly, pas, 90, report o. |ifs ala STATS
Board q lsalfhA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
eating his breakfast. and notified him of
cLrNEs STATEMENT TALES.

CLiNES STATEMENT TABLES.
sergeant He'll made his appearance on
the scene very shortly after the shooting.
and. together he and Mr.. johnson. who
nad Joined him, went to look for the
murderer. They arrested noilcran as
anove stated. and shortly thereafter ar
rested Cline. who was In bed at his home.
on Washington street between Buchnnan
and Seventeenth. At the police-s,ation
Chne made the following statement, and,
u being shown that he had nothing to do
win the Killing, he was released, being
nrst recognized Us witness:
met Mr.. Ilolleren at John DoyIe's
on seventeenth and Broad streets this
morning. Just after leaving Doyle's I
loaned the pistol to lIolleran at his re-
quest lie did not say what he wanted
win IL. We had not drank anything to-
se'her then. We went to a harber-shop
ana GOT shaved. Holeran left before I
u'u' When 1 went in Girolamrs Hole
ran was In the tar-.oom. and he asked
me 70 nave drink. lie put the money
on The counter. Holleran said he had
gwen me bartender ten cents but the
bartender said IL was only five. They had
some words. and the bartender reached
under the counter for n knife. When
ne ioiied TO frd the knife he pulled the
pistol from behind bottle on the shelf
ana pushed II into JIoieran's face. Just
u, ,his time there was the report OF a
shot. where Holieran had the pistol ]
90 not know. just before this the bor-
tender bad called Hol!cran n id liar
ana Hoiieran had called him n d. living
- - -. II was then that the bar
render reached for the knife I walked
out Immediately after the shooting"
BALL PIERCED TIE BRAIN.
Coroner Taylor was promptly notified
or the tragedy, and had the body re-
moved at once TO BillGpss undertaking
rooms. where. at O'clock. he made a
post moran examination. The bail en-
tered Pipinfs head lust over the left eve
prov, and the examination disclosed the
fact that Il pierced the brain through
and through. logging against the skull in
the back Of the head. Thu Inquest viii
he held at BLlups's this morning At 10
O'Clock
The revolver from which the shot was
fred WINS n 32-calhre Smith & Weseon.
seif-acting. 1t had been loaned to Hol-
leran. but by whom he declines 10 say.
u was reported that the wea pom belonged
u Cline
iiclleran Is married. and lived with his |
VITO and three children at his ,lace or |
seventeenth street. lie s. brother OF |
My. James Hollerar. and bears the repu- |
tAtion OF being en- Industrious and hard |
working man when sober. lie f. adj |
d!ctcd 70 drink. and. although he denies |
Il; il is thought ina: he was drunk at |
the time Of the shooting Pipini Is q |
cousin OF Girol0mis. and has only been !
IN this country this time for about nine |
months. lie had been to America before.
but went back 10 his home IN Italy.
Some time ago Holleran was prisoner
IN the Police Court. charged with shoot
ng pistol at another man. but was
exoneJated.
Dolleran's relatives have retained
Nossrs. Coalter G. Wise and Hon. II. X.
Pollard 10 defend him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
THROUGH THE BRAIN.
Gabrielle hpini Shot and Killed Ysstsr-
Gay Forming BY Thomas Rollsran,
VAS all FOR FIVE CENTS.
Lavender Refused to Give the Change
C'a'med And Harsh Words Led
to the Tragedy.

While standing at his post os duty he
hind the bar OF Andrew G.rciara,. ocrrer
OF Fifteenth and Franklin streets, yes
<eraay morning at 1880 o'clock Gabrielle
fap'n'. native OF Iucca, In Tuscany,
ataiy' was shot and instantly Killed by
inomas Hollcran. proprietor OF a bar
AZ NO. ~ Seventeenth street.
ise men had never met prior 10 the
smoothing. end 1t is Claimed by IIoIleran
tnat the killing was In self-deience.
lie was arrested by Sergeant John 7.
Hall and Detective c. II. johnson. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, near Tho
gran elevator. and was locked up in the
Fars, Police Station. lie vas very drunk
when arrested. and TALKED freely 70 tire
anhesrs lie knew Mr.. Johnson personally.
and TO him he said ,hat he mad Killed
Pipini. and. continuing asked the ceiec-
i've what he would do 4 a man poked a
pistol in his face.
As soon as Hoileran was put IN a cell
al the station he went TO sleep. and did
not awake until late IN the afternoon.
lie was visited by Dispatch man. who
was locked In his cell with him :or soine
interviewed, saying that he had Killed
TIE Italian. eni had uOthing TO conceal
II was with Edward J. Cline carly this
morning he said, and together we went
INTO hve-cent haroer-snop In rear az
-s.foiamfs place. whore We we're shaved
Cline had no money. ami / rayed for
both shaves. The barber finished with
me hTst and | went into Giro.arsgs
where i got n drink. for which | paid =
i 90 oil
oDon the counter. Cline entered, and |
called for a Glass OF beer for HIM When
this was served by Pipnl laid down 10
:ents upon the counter. asking for cents
IN cnange. ripini replied. as he swept IL
INTO the cash-drawer. that that paid for
both 6rinks. paid you for my drink
when got st. said. Pipin. contradicted
ne very emphaticaily. and thereupon
said: You = lying -. don't You tell
me that i.c.'
WHAT 1 DID WAS ENOUGH"
Don't you call me q -. was
Tlpinfs reply. as he reached under the
bar for something. He pulled out n bull
dog pistol, which he placed in my face,
and at once drew my pistol. ana what
l did for him was enough"
The bar in which the shooting occurred
Is frequentcd largely by negroes. Cline
Is the only eyewitness to the shooting,
.i''''-ei Z" man haI1eu MOsDy BOWltr ana
small white boy were in the room at
the Tine. The latter two, however. had
their backs turned TO the men. and saw
nothing until the shooting occurred.
Bowler. when seen about the tragedy,
said that re heard one oc the men celi
for drink. and he afterwards heard the
barSesper say to one OF them: You owe
me cents" Then h heard the oaths
above recorded. and he turned to see what
.C'uC :, rI
and. quiet apparently being restored, he
turned again 10 talk 20 the boy near the
stove. In almost a moment thereafter he
heard the report of a pistol. and turned
Just in time TO see Pipini fall TO the
floor. AID the two men rush ont of the
front door. lie left the boy in the bar.
and ran up stairs TO where Girolami was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Carload Emerson piaros,

we have Just received n carload Of the
latest styles Upright Emerson Pianos
in Santmlngo mahogany. English brown
oak, C..cass.0n walnut. b.!storcl walnut,
ana ebony cases. Also. handsome De-
sigma IN open bronze fronts We use the
finest action that can be bought-none
better used By any piano concern on
earth. The Emerson cases are ugsuT-
passed by any plano manufacturers IN
this country. We invite all muslc-loyins
people TO see the New Emerson Piano;
900 m daily use. Come and see cur
complete stock.
THOMAS c. BURTON e CO..
OIL east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
the uoa1H.ArLANrlc SQUADRON.
reusozyors at Old Point and Select Esc"r'
sion W Ladies' Of Associated Hospitals

Heudozyors at Old Point and Select Hsc"fs
sion W Ladies' Of Associated b"sP""'s'
On Thursday. January nth, an excur'
sion 10 old Point will be given az aooye'
Tickets for the round-trip only 81. IDS
train will leave Richmond via Chesapeake
and Ohio railway at $50 A. 81; returning.
arrive In Richmond 60 L. NJ, giving
ample time at Old Point to visit tns
warships, take dinner ct the Hygies' ana
for general Sightseeing OF the squadron
which will be at Old Point On the oa'"
o. this excursion arc the New YORK. 'in-
c,nnau. and Raleigh. all new CRUISERS
The party will be chapcroned BY mum.
ber OF our leading society ladies', ana
without doubt Will AFFORD most dehsh'-
ful trip for a little money. Ladies repre-
senting the Retreat for the Sick, virginia
Hospital, Sheltering Arms, and the Eye
and Ear Inhrmary have been organized
into committee 10 be known rs the
Associated Hospitals. and Il IA under tho
patronage Of these ladies' that the above
excursion VIII be given. The money
earned from this and other entertain
menis will be used in the charity work
OF the aboye-naned Institutions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Light Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday Robert
NOsby (colOreD was sent TO the grand
jury FOR having cut Luther Robinson with
q knife.
Teu2ie Funn (colcreO cut William
Kemp with a razor. ard he will have 10
tel a jrry about 1t next month. IN the
mean time he will lanEuish in Jail.
William Kemp was charged with carry
Ing revolver concealed. and he Will so
10 the Grand jury, rs viii also John Banis
ter. who was arrested on a similar charge.
Matte Randall alias Maggie WAS jailed
IN default OF SGD security for thirty
days. on the charge of trespassing on the
premises Of John +. Hughes.
Julia Armstead and William Turner
alias william Fpps were charged with
fighting In the street, and security in the
sum Of 500 was required of them for
thirty days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Letter from Bsrshsrd s.avsnhsgen to
william Knabs 4 Co.

TRANSLATED from the Germany
NEW YORK, January 5, 1895.
Dear sirs--It affords me special plea
sure 10 express to you my great satisfac-
ton with your instrumental The game
fully justify the distinguished renown
which they enjoy, and 1 can only concur
in the verdict OF Messrs. Won Buiow ana
D'Albert In emphasizing that the hnape
Pianos. before all in regard TO mellow anu
singing (gesanvollcnJ tone combined win
power, respond to the highest demands.
These qualities. united with periect
mechanism, place THE Knabc Piano az
the head OF the best American lnstru-
rents, and again beg to express ny
satisfaction that have the use or the
same for my entire American tour.
With highest esteem,
Yours truly.
BERNHARD STAVENHAGEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

..a .olpt resoluilon which now commu.

the tolut resolution which I now commit.
| nIcate. In taking this action I beg to
assure your Exccliency that there was no
disposition whatever upon the part oil
Virginia to interfere with the prerogatlye
OF the Executive and Legislature OF West
virginia II deal with the question as 10
them may seem proper. virginia mas SIM
ply endeavored to remove the diihcuities
which appear TO have been In the way
and 70 mace Il within the power Of West
Virginia to make a satisfactory ADJUST
ment.
THE COMMISSION.
The commission created by the said
ioint resolution is composed OF inc Ioi-
iowing-named gertlemen-the frst Elk
chosen by the Senate ana House or peie-
gates. and the seventh appointed by me:
lion TAYLOR Berry n. r. Wickh1m, III.
ID. Flood. John =. Moon. II. II. Downing
Rondolpb Harrison, and William +. Rhea.
The commission has been duly organized
by electing Hon. John %. Moon chairman
and has made the following report 10
me:
To His Excellency. Hon. c. T. OTerrall,
Governor of Virginia:
Sir.-The commission constituted tnder
the Joint resolution OF the General AS
semaly Of Virginia. erti,led ~ Joint reso-
I,,tion 70 proylde Cor adjusting, with the
State OF west Virginia the proportion OF
the public debt of TIE oriSlna. state OF
Virginia, proper. 10 be borne ny west
Virginia. etc." approved March q, lS,f'
beg leave 70 report to your Exceliency
that the holders Of a majority in amount
of the certificates referred TO in said reso-
luton exclusive of those held by the
State). through the agency ~ the Poa?d
OF Education and Slnkng-Fund Comihis-
sioners), have given 20 The commission
the assurances required by said resulu-
ton that they desired tire commission 10
enter into and undertake the negotiation
CONTEMPLATED in said resolution. ard VIII
accept the amount az asce.tnned by the
commission to be paid hy the state OF
Yves. virginia. IN fun settlement OF tseir
claims. as specified in said resolution;
and the assurances SO given are satisfac-
tory to the commission, ard they are now
ready and authorized under the terms OF
said resolution, to enter into ana uroer-
take the negotiations contemplated IN said
resolution.
II should he added that the assurances
2 foresald are. OF course, open TO Gamma
ton by the Governor CT West !irSD.a,
and the proper author,;ies Of that State.
Very respectfully.
GSigned) JOHN Il. NOUN
Chairman.
Richmond. Va. January .. 1895.
Now. submitting the whole matter. and
expressing the hope that this question,
which has so long been a subject OF dis
CT sglon and source of more or less
20 both States, will be
speedily determined. and finally settled.
] have the honor to remain,
Yours most respectfully
CHARLES r. O'FERPALL.
Governor OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
NrLr,nP. roYrnpssahco.
~ ~ ? y = IT = = = F"'-t1
Agents for ylrgiula sai Norta CaroliaN

ASGcsrCRl BirrEGs 10 not only Distinguish
themselves oy heir favor AM arJmau' odoI
above an oilers Fccoraily uge!. bu; they ers
s,s0 slro preventive OF q! li.ea'ef 'riguafIus
from the digestive organs. PeHare y counter
feit,. ASH ,c- the gcE4ins s-,c.e, Manufactured
ty Or. ). u. b. siegert ( sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
BERNHARD sTAvENHAGE
White Siilrls.

We have a lot OF white shir,s-odds and
ends-that were $50. 500 and $50. re-
duced TO $50. They are mostly u and
l5k. Come early.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
No. 40 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

For the finest line OF New Pianos IN
town Thomas @. Burton & Co. IS the
pidce-9ll east Main street. You cannot
AFFORD 10 buy before going there and See
ing the Emerson, the most popular and
best Piano to-day for the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
If the Eaby Il Cutting Teeth.

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children tee;hing. Il soothes The child,
softeus the gums. a.lays al pain. cures
wind collie. and "a the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents n bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Mason & Hamiln Pianos and Organs.

We ere the State agents. Write for
prices and terms Buy the best, which Is
the cheapest In the end. They have no
competitors.
THOMAS @. BURTON q CO,
81 east Main street,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Tn "A ssyy Eus,ucss,

Mr.. John Il. West. formerly manager
here OF the Equitable Lie Insurance
Company. has accepted a general agency
for the OH Dominion Building and Loan
Association. afr. West IS one OF the bast-
known businessmen IN the community,
and brings to his new position an OK
porience and influence which will prove
most valuable in his discharge OF his
duties