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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-23
TOPEKA BLOCK UNSAFE.
Shaken So Badly by the Earthquake That
strengthening Is Necessary.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. AT was dis
covered the morning of October 81 that
the Thacher block had been shaken by
the earthquake. The building is occu-
pied by Hall & O'Donald, printers The
building has shown signs of falling
since the earthquake. Yesterday the
stones slipped on the tables in the com
posing room on the third floor, and the
employees fed. Workmen will com
mence to strengthen the building i'm
mediatcly.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-23
speakers at the kansas Room Neotinr.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 1.-The Kansas
boom meeting, which w. c. Edwards
is getting up at the Auditorium in Chi
cago. will occur December 2. The
principal speakers from Kansas will be-
John J. Ingalls,, j. r. Burton and Gov.
Mnrril1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
nr1.G1or, MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
The Daptists TO Assemble In re'e
bur~ nud the Meth0dizfs Here.

The next meeting of the Virginia zap
fist General Association will be neid WIN
the First church. Petersburg. beginning
Friday evening the 18th. at 1880 O'Clock.
The Introductory sermon will be preacheo
by Rev. DR.. william Warren Ian
drum. OF this city, The officers OF the
association are: President: Rev. Thomas
S. Dunaway, ID. D.. OF FredericHspars'
clerk, Rev. II. C. Smith. OF Martins
vile. Assistant. II. Theodore Eiiysoh'
Treasurer. Norveil Ryland.
1t is probable that the meeting VIII ps
one of the most largely-attended ana
Mountaineering In The history OF the
body. 49,
For the first time in recent years the
session extends over four days. eNciu-
sIve of Sunday. According to the pres
emit programme 1t Will adjourn on the
morning OF the 10Th.
That afternoon the State convention OK
the Baptist Young Peoples Union VIII De
called to order in the Grace-S.rect
Baptist church here. This will enable
many OF those attending the Peters
burg meetings TO attend these also. me
Baptist Young Peoples Union programme
arranged for three sessions day Tor TWO
days. Wednesday afternoon the proies-
sors and their families at Richmond Col
legc will tender TO the visitors In attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
HOW NAPOLEON LOST
THE TRUE AND REAL SECRET
OF HIS DOWNFALL.
Lack OF Reinforcement Changed DeStinieS
Of Nations.
BATTLES Lost in Our Own War in
Same Way.
REINFORCEMENT OF BOTH POWER
AND STRENGTH.
The Great and Vital Need Always
Present.

NAPOLEON looked in vain for his general
TO appear when the tide of Waterloo was
at lis height. He did not come. ana that
great conuueror lost the held; france
was checked: the fate of Europe was
changed. and the tide of human history
found new direction.
So. in the long. fierce war OF the re-
bellion. many field was lost or won as
needed achievements came or faiied 10
come. . ,
81 IL is in the natural world-the
shower grateful to the parched earth, the
sunshine wooing the green shoot; the winn
that cools or warns at the right time
all helm keep nature fresh and beauti-
ful In the realm of health the same law
prevails. There are parching droughts
and destructive floods 10 be provided ana
guarded against: and. when they come,
they have TO be robbed as far as possible
OF their effects.
Prevention in all these cases is better
than cure.
Save the battle in advance.
Provide the relief before Ii Is needed.
If Is less expensive and far more bene-
fetal from every view.
Reinforce nature. Help her 10 Keep
normal and healthy.
Take care of the blood and nerves,
and we shall have no fear of disease.
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy has stood the test OF many years
for this purpose. 1t has no rival as
wonderful restorative. 1t has no equal
In the publication of the blood, the
STRENGTHENING OF the nerves, and for pre-
venting all the ills which threaten at this
season Of the year.
Try it and be assured IL is the great
reinforcement for strength, power ana
,,,,o,. of narye brain and body. IL VIII
make you well and strong.
why waste time in trying uncertain ana
rntI "a remedies. when here is ply
-lcians prescription, discovery made
by the greatest living specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases, DIR. Greene.
of No 80 west Fourteenth street, New
York city II you take this medicine
voa can consider yourself under Or.
Greene's direct professional care. and
YOU can consult him or write 10 him
about your case freely and without charge.
This is guarantee that this medicine
will cure. possessed by no other medicine
in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

The following persons have recently
made donations to the Industrial Home:
IL. W. Moesta. Richmond Dairy, j. Il.
Schaaf, H. H. AGREE. Charles Stein.
+. c. Keck, Il. A. Brauer. G.. Schwdlm,
ii. c. Hechler. j. w. Brauer. X. X.
Glass. W. j. Holmes X. l.. Christian n
Co, Jacob Iiirsh. +. Lauterbach. I.
o. Gates. Mrs. Anne Daniels, j. I. koon.
jefferson Market. |. G. Wolf. w. ii. Nor
riseite. Thomas Hersh, George II. Bliley.
Chaplin x Johnson. r. j. Cousins, J. j.
Rankin. p. II. Blenner. Mrs. II. Lange.
G. w. Smither. l.. c. Sebree, Hermann
Groot. A. ID. Brown. W. McBain &: Co.,
w. II. Tatum, j. NJ. Hulcher, j. B.
Keenan,, Mrs. Satterlee. -. Keerse. Mrs.
w. Poehler, III. Bellman. J. J. Poh. j.
Waihmeyer, W. A. Lambert & Brother,
l.. NJ. Tiller. Jacob Keck, Myer Kirsh,
Il. Braun. Son x Co, a. II. Schwartz,
Tiller & Tiller. John Smith, Priddy
Brothers. Noltn & Brother, T. r.
ellis. l.. ". Harris, J. T.. Rose Co,
w. 4. Smoot & Co. Charles Frommer'
II. w. Run. ". +. Nash, II. kucher-
mann, j. Cummins, w. II. Scott, p.
Cummins, Mrs. Ann Tyrell, II. Is. Tay-
lor. Mrs. Dora Topp, T. A. Westermann'
c. ID. Gregory. J. r. Bowen. c. H. Hagan'
Mrs. j. Caravati, Mrs. Ann Mckinley
Brauer's Market, II. w Moesta. 4. Feitig,
j. Watson Philips. Stone & Co. q. w.
Saunders Augustine & Glover, Robinson
a. Hoge (by Mr.. McBain), Ningo, Elicit
e. Crump (by Mr. McBain).- j.
Ferrero & Magnain. John 7. Powers,
T. +. Park & CO.. J. ID. Mcln:ire Il Co..
J. W. Evans & Co.. Brown. Davis 4
Adkins, Alvey Brothers. w. II. Briggs,
j. II. Griffith d Co., W. NJ. Parrish,
Savage & Beveridge, Union Brokerage
Company, j. |. Jones. +. Nj. Jones. c. II.
Wunsch. T. J.. Cersley. Godsey q
Crrmp, X. A. Gibbs, \. II. Thomas K.
II. Reynolds. f. A. Savory. Bowen 4
Bradley, John c. Rice, George "A. stein,
w. d. Anderson, G. II. Berry * Co..
Nunnally & Brother, T. Il. Roach. Mrs.
w. Nunal. c. \. Jones. Mr.. Johnson,
Lambert & Brother. Mr.. Tucker.
Mr. Goode, Mrs. Snithers. Mr.. Mcdonald,
Drewry. Hughes a. Co.. Mr.. Mill
hiser. Thalhimer Brothers. MIR. William,
Slater MYERS q Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EX-
i CELLENT AND VALUABLE BRICK
H Sn,nn No; ! N2RTH EJGHTEESTTnn
FRANKLIN, AND JUST IN REAR OF
ID. O'SULLIVAN'S GROCERY STORE
In execution of two deeds OF trust to the
trustees Of the Capitol Building and Loan
Association, the first dated November
3, 1887, and the other March %, 1880. re-
corded in the Chancery Court OF Rich
mono, respectively. in Deed Book 1873 A..
page 5oi. and in Deadlock 40 a, page
2S5. default having been made In the
payment OF the debt. and being required
so to do. the undersigned. the present
trustees OF said association will sell by
public auction, on the premises. en-
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ). 1896
at u O'clock NJ. the PROPERTY con-
veyed by said two deeds, consisting OF the
excellent little store, No. north Eigh-
teenth street, with two stories above.
well arranged for dwelling, together
with the lot on which IL stands. beginning
Oh the west side OF Eighteenth street
100 feet inches north of Main street,
thence running north. and fronting y
feet inches. and running back 80 feet
inches. The house IL, ordinarily. a good
renter and will make a good investment
TERMS: Cash, sufficient 20 pay the
costs of executing the trust. including
taxes TO day of sale, and 10 pay the
sum OF 1896 05. as Of ed of October, 1895,
and the residue on credits oe six and
twelve months for notes. with interest
added and secured by Iced Of Trust
JOSEPH Ii. WELSH.
JAMES NETHERWoOD,
Trustees of the Capitol Building and Loan
Association. &C II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
he resides In some one or more capaci'

ne resides IN some one or more capaci-
tiey.
OFFICERS OF THE BATTALION.
Major Henry A. Bickford. who com
mands the Phaianx Battalion. was po'h
In Vermont In 1875. and after having co'i,-
pleted his studies removed TO Hart1oro'
began the practice OF medicine ,hef ~
1875. and soon rose 20 position OF Pior',-
nepce. Major Eickford served three ye. i,
in the late war lie has been connec'c'
with the PhaIanx for number OF Year,,
and was the unanimous choice as mayor
at It's last annual election. lie ~ man
OF sold.crly' bearing and is well hktd py
every membe: OF his battalion. MAJOR
Bickford Is a Knight Templar. thirsy-se-
cond-degroe Mason. and Mystic Shriher.
CAPTAIN II. b. Phiibrick. chief Of STAN.
Is n prominent builder OF Hartford. ne
is an old soldier. and was appointed chiei
OF STAFF of the Phalanx undei MaJor
Blanchford TO which position ne mas peen
appointed continually from that Time on
ward He has represented the city OF
Hartford in both branches OF the court
Of Common Council. and has always been
n, honored citizen OF that city. Captain
Pbilbr,ck is also Knight Templar, thirty
two-deeree Mason, and Mystic Shrhier'
Cap.ain J. n. Shedd is the commander
OF the First Company. lie has been
resident Of Hartford since ls'a' anu ~ tne
Junior member of the firm OF Weoo q
Sbedd. Carmen. He has been fiemoer
NJ the Phalanx a number Of years. and
&c one of Its most popular members. He
has been once elected major command
ant. but refused to accept the office, pre-
ferring 10 remain as captain OF the FIRST
Comnany. CAPTAIN Shedd is also
Knight Templar. thirty-two degree Mason
and n Mystic Shriner
CAPTAIN ". III. Gassett Is captain OF the
Second Company OF the battalion. lie If
a manufacturer of felt and straw mats
In the city of Hartford. in which business
he has been engaged at the same place
for the last thirty years. and has always
been IL successful businessman. He has
been identified with the Putnam Phalanx
for many years. having attained the POSI-
tion of captain of the Second Company
from that of private. having filed every
other position between the two. lie is
popular with the battalion, and eNceed-
jngIy popular with his company. lie mas
held the Office of captain for number
of years.
Of the battalion. was born in New H2mp-
shire in 1851. but went TO Hartford in early
childhood. He is graduate OF the law
DEPARTMENT of Yale College, and by pro-
fession and practice lawyer. being one
OF the most popular and extensive practi-
toners in the county. He Is exceedingly
popular and is known as sid Clarke.
In politics he Is an ardent Democrat.
and an old ''campaigner" He is a Knight
Templar. thirty-two-degree Mason, and a.
"Shriner" He has held various minor
political offices, and has been member
of the Board of Education for fourteen
years. Captain Clarke will be present
with the battalion as one of the Majors
staff. Mrs. Clarke will accompany him on
his trip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

Mrs. John Cash, Of q William street.
Bayonne City, y. j.. under date OF
June IL. 1895, writes: My husband
has been troubled with dyspepsia, and
finds Ripans Tabules the only relief
for indigestion. which he has been
troubled with for the past fifteen
years. You will not fail TO send them
as quick as possible
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists
OF by mail, II the price tJ0c. bos) Is
sent TO the Ripans Chemical Company
No. 10 Spruce street, New York Sample
vial. I0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
The Decision of Justice Crutchfield
Correct.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
| have read the card from DIR. Jud. i.
Wood. president OF the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals. in your
Sundays edition; also that in recent
40. of the State. in regard to the
dog case, and l am surprised that ne
should deem IL necessary To appeal 10
the public after careful investigation
in court resulted in the discharge OF DR..
John Pollard and Mr.. +. T. Gwaltney.
This case appears TO have been vigor-
ously prosecuted by the attorney Tor the
society," / have reviewed the evidence
OF the twenty-five or more witness .
who testified before Justice Crutchheld.
ss reported In the city press. and find
taet only few Of them saw the little
dog Immediately after 1t struck the
ground. and all of them say that IT got
up and walked off as soon as the clothes
bag and shoe-boy were cut away. a
number Of the witnesses who saw the
dog Just after II was thrown out of the
window testified that they did not
think il was lame. The EVIL
dence showed that the dog was in a
shoe-box. with It's head and feet out. ana
that ii weighed perhaps. from hve 10
seven pounds. While this costume may
have made the little animal appear gro
tcSVut. YET III tpupt'So tiO'NN'NN ~
body from any injury.
l dc not believe that the statute IN
question was ever intended to cover such
q case as the one under review But the
alleged offence was a misdemeanor, III II
came within the provisions OF the act
at ali ard DR.. Pollard and Mr.. Gwalt-
MY were necessarily 10 be held as inno-
cent of crime until proved TO be guilty
BEYOND reasonable doubt. Criminal
statutes are TO be construed strictly In
those parts which are against defendants,
hut literally in those which are IN
Their favor. And this statement OF the
construction to be placed upon the law
governing this particular case, as well
as all other criminal charges. must make
|; appear to any unbiased mind that JUS
tice Crutchfield could not have. under
The law and the evidence, failed to dis
charge the defendants.
notice that DR. Wood proposes to use
his efforts TO have a lawyer elected TO
III the office OF Police Justice. With
some considerable knowledge OF the gen.
tienan who has held this office for a
number OF years. l have come TO know he
Is impartial and fearless in the discharge
Of his official duties. and, II appears to
me. always uses his best effort to dis
cover what Is RICH; and just in each
case tried HILL MONTAGUE.
Richmond, Va, November 4, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

Highest Of all in Leavenng PoweLatcst u s. Govt Report
R9h!a!!!! R Rskassl!
ABSOLUTELY mUEE
ABSOLUTELY m1JEE

ance on these meetings public receptIo ',,;
All the Baptist churches. or TINS cry
be represented IN the two mee,inss' h.ra
The Methodist Conference meets NC.
the same week that the Baptists asSsn
bic in Petersburg. but begins It's ss sr,n.,
on Wednesday. the 18TH TINS WIN Ibis ,his
to Richmond leading members y, So
denomination from all parts Oh ,he ,ha
The Dispatch has already ou'hn-u c.
work to come before the pouy. on In, Ia
day during conference week 'nere
a big rosebud meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
DAINTINGS, CUTGLASS. CHINA,
SHEFFIELD WARE, CARPETS, FrRNL

DAINTINGS, CUT-GLASS, CHINA,
l. SHEFFIELD WARE, CARPETS. FuRSL
TTRE. ETC. AT AUCTION.-.By dire.
ton Of The owner | will sell. at auction,
at No. COZ west Franklin street, at W4
A. NJ.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1872
Finely-Carved Walnut Chamber-F1rnh
turc:
Very Handsome I.ibrary-Smt, upholsiere-
i'm rich satin brocade. with massive
carved cherry frames, and unusually or
nate carved Table;
Luxurious Leather-COyered Chairs an,
Lounge.
Corner Presses.
yery-Fine Old Brass Tenders. Coal-fiodS
Andirons, and Fire-Sets.
Solld-Silver Sheffield Plated vegetable
Dishes, Tureen. Plated Tea-Set. etc.
Large and Very-Hdndsome Imported
China Dinner-Set
Old Copeland China Tea-Se, Dessert,
and Oyster-Sets, and variety OF Fine
Chinaware,
Old-Fashioned Cut-Glass Decamer'.
Wines, Tumblers. Finger-Bo~ls' Hun
garian Glassware, etc;
Valuable Old Oil-Paintings, Engraving
and Pictures;
Beautiful Wedgewood Vases and Miniel
Ornaments, Brass ana Fancy JArdi-
nieres, Flemish Bronze Plaques, stdtl-
ertes, Bric-a-Brac, etc.
Fancy Rockers and Antique Chairs, orna-
mental Pedestals. and ShaNing'Htih1'
SILK and Lace Curtains, Porueft- biNa'
sells and Moquette Carpets, ana Rugs
Table-I.inen, Table-CiOths. Napkins
Toilet-Sets. Bed-Clothins, ana ii2gselo+
Articles In great variety, enl hll'hFi
Furniture - ~.
The Paintings. Cut-Glass. Plated-NNe
etc. are OF the best style. ana rare, al.
such as there IL seldom an oppottlhip
of purchasing.
no ) GEORGE W. MAYO. AucNontth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORTS
Forest Lodge,
GLEN ALLEN. VA.

On and after SEPTEMBER oath. until
further notice, there will be NINE
TRAINS DAILY. Sundays excepted. be-
tween Richmond and Glen Allen, running
as follows:
Trains will leave Richmond for Glen
Alien at s6:i2 4. NJ, Il noon, p. NJ,
an, Trains will leave Glen Allen for Rich
mond at 6.1i \. NJ, Ii9 \. NJ. 2:l5 +. NJ,
h.ss p. NJ, and II IS T. NJ
All trains from Richmond will leave
both Byrd-Street and Elba stations, ex-
cent those marked with a star The
latter will leave from Elba station. only.
large parties visiting the Lodge for an
afternoons or evenings amusement. par
ticularly when music Is required for
dancing, ETC.. will please phone a few
hours in advance, so that suitable ar
rangements may be made.
For fuller particulars address FOREST
LODGE, Glen Alien. Va, Phone 2S3s b.
sc Gets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

II has been said Mrs. Annette Rives
Chamber was discovered by Thomas Mel
son Page. and possibly that may be true.
II Is a fact. however. that she made her
Arst start in literature through the AS
sistance Of the accomplished London cor
respondent Of the New York World lie
met her In Richmond. and afterwards
took one OF her stories to h magazine edi-
tor. with the remark that he was willing
TO stake his literary reputation on Its be-
ing worthy OF publication. Some Of her
music was also published at the same
tine. but that Attracted no attention.
The Pocket Aagssine. Irving Bacheller.
editor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
DONATION-DAY.

The annual Donation-Day Of the Vir-
ginia Hospital 100 east Clay street. Will
be held FRIDAY, November s. 1885, be-
tween the hours OF IL VI ard p. NJ.
Contributions of GROCERIES. LINEN,
AND MONEY will be thankfully received
by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the virginia
Hospital. no STU. Th&F3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Handsome, Substantially Built, and
Wsll-LOcaied
Three-Story BroWnStone and
Brick Residence
No. $50 w. GRACE STRrrr
BETWEEN sHAFER AND HARp,Snu
STREETS. UPON UNUSUALLY
LIBERAL TERMS.

BY virtue OF the provisions ~ 4, 60
tain deed Of trust. dated October H. ,..,
and recorded in clerks office - ~
mond Chancerv Court. Deed Hook IA
page Is. default having been mat -
the payment OF certain notes ,hcrei, -. II
cured. and being required so 10 do ~,
sell by auction. on the premises n, wa
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 lS,s
at i:Sp =. NJ. all that LOT OF I,Nr
with me improvements thereon. desiens,'
ed az No. $50 west Grace street dt,,.-
1858 feet west OF Shafer street. ana sr.r,t
Ing on north line Of Grace street 10 nv,
and extending back between lines os,,i
parallel 10 fec, more or less. 10 alisy
10 feet wide. '"1f
TERMS: Cash as to expense 81 sal.
note OF SN. with Interest from -
IS. 1895, and note Of $1,000 wifi inlr,Nn.
from October 10. 1885: balance upon "a,
terms. 10 be announced at sale.
&. l.. DENOON
no Trra 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. AT REDUCED PRICES.
Two Nice Three-Story Dwellings on west
Grace street, with all modern improve
ments: Nice Dwelling, rooms, 500 IL
west Marshall street: Small Store on
west Broad street. VIII rent very low TO
prompt tenants. 7. J. TODD.
no silt 52i west Grace street.
FOR RENT, No. 1904 Hull street
LARGE, WELL-LIGHTED STORE. suit
abl4 for dry goods and shoe store. Apply
to 4. j. BRADLEY * Co.
1904 Hull street
uOh 3-3t Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD The
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THB
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
YOU WANT TOEAKE HONEY, DO YOU :?
Well, just listen. Here's how yOucan
do ii. You know saving is making 1t:

New Mackerct
Who Is ii that doesn't like
Fine Fat Mackerel? ............ O.
New Duckyhcat.
We have just received CARLOAD
! pounds for ...................... -
Finest Creamery HITTER.
Now here Is something that you
will surely buy--per pound ...... 20
Oystcr-Crackers.
The incest Crackers on the mar
ket: short and crispy .......... o.
Fine Sugar-Cured Hams.
Finest Hams. all sizes, sweet and
Juicy: per pound ................. IL
Graduated sugar.
German GRADUATED, or Beet SUI
gar ..'..,,..:...,.;.:: ....''''.''''''' 1'a
Irish Potatoes.
We have the finest Potatoes on
the marietta peck tor .......... 10
New York state Butter.
Fine Roll Butter. sweet as nut,
New Crop Young HySon Tea.
1t will pay you to examine what
we are Offering in Teas. We
have a choice selection, and II
you will get Il sample package
say a pound. or even less-you
will be surprised We sell
Fine COTees.
Our Mocha and Java or French
Breakfast il very fine ........... y
Rock-Cnndy syrup.
This will give you an appetite; get
gallon; only INSTRUMENTATION. 80
Fine Family Flour.
O'Sullivan's Pride, highest grade
Wnter-Ground Meal.
so bushels Water-Ground and
Bolted Meal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Fine observation-disclosures.
,lttr- p.aph rrobacCO "A grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05

WANTED. SINGLE OCCUPANTS FOR
TWO LARGE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
Hot and cold water, fire. bath, gas. etc.
Terms low. Apply at 2li north Twentieth
street. no 3-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, BY a LADY TEACHER AT
Elba School. FURNISHED ROOM WITH
BOARD. west of First street and near
one OF the car lines. Address J. W.. care
OF Dispatch no 5-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-05
ID. O'SULLIVAN,
, Eighteenth and Main Streets.

(no 2-Sa, Su, Tu&Th)
WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy New
or Secondhand Cooking or Heating
gallon. LEIDYS STDVE-HOUSE, 1903
east franklin. street. near Old Market.
Phone 1865. oc 16-ts
WANT YOU TO BUY HALLS STAND
ARD SAFES. Take all the premiums the
world over. Prices and quality guaran-
teed. Large assortment OF Secondhand
Safes in stock at very low Hgures. Ex-
pert work promptly done.
r. j.. BARNES. Sole Dealer,
2s north Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
Sc Ism