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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-09
plans FOR A new Church
Committee Appointed to Secure Them
for First Presbyterian Church.
OFFICERS THAT WE'RE CHOSEN
Frank ID. Watts, Isaac Post and Charles
C. Mates Named as Trustecs-AmOunt
Realized on Recent Market in
the Armory.

A largely attended meeting of the
congregation of the First Presbyterian
church was held last night in the
church on Washington avenue. e. p.
Kingsbury was chosen to preside and
w. j. Hand acted as secretary of the
meeting which transacted considerable
important business.
A resolution was adopted providing
that the Madison avenue lots recently
purchased be devoted solely to the erec-
tion of a church and that another lot
be secured for a parsonage. Consider
able opposition was offered to the reso-
luton, but a committee was appointed
to secure plans and specifications for a
parsonage and church, the latter not
to be erected until the church property
on Washington avenue is sold at not
less than 81 900 per front foot, according
to resolution adopted last october by
the trustees.
Committee on Plans.
The plans committee was appointed
as follows: w. w. Scranton, w. f.
Hallstead, James Archibald, A. II.
Storrs, w. j. Hand, +. e. Platt and
Charles c. Mates.
Frank d. Watts, Isaac Post and
Charles c. Mates We're elected trustees
for two years and to fill vacancies on
| the board.
The net proceeds of the Market con-
Quoted by the women of the church In
the armory last December was $l,92l
as shown in the report of Miss Katha-
rine NJ. Winton, secretary of the Market
executive committee.
The report bf Charles c. Mates
treasurer, gave as the receipts of the
year, $40, AL. .26; disbursements, $9,999.9O
balance, SAT- &c. Mrs. r. j. Matthews
treasurer of the Ladies' Aid society. re-
ported receipts of $4S6.19; disburse
ments, S349.47; balance, $3672. The
Young Ladies' Aid society reported
through it's treasurer, Miss Cora Dick
son, receipts, $3.50. 19; disbursements fol
Italian mission $74S.37.
Renting OF the Pcws.
A. w. Dickson was appointed auc
tioneer, and from the rental of pews fol
the coming year total of $594.5O wa!
bid in premiums in addition to the regu
lar prices. 1t was decided to hereafter
depart from a past custom of giving
options on pews for five year terms
Some minor business was transacted
before adjournment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-09

Buy the Weber
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-09

This Is Busy Time
at the 5-Bros. Spot Cash" shoe store. .
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-09

and present indications lead to the hope
that the agitation in favor of council
men who have good business qualifica-
ton and rational ideas of integrity will
be productive of beneficial results.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-09

Plllsbury's Flour Mills have capacity
Of 1850 barrels day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

mand for a recanvass of the returns or
a recount OF the ballots (or BOTH Of any
or all OF the precincts In the district In
which he may run. specifying therein
such precinct or precincts. and the irregu-
larities. errors. or fraud alleged: otherwise
there shall be no recanvass OF returns
or recount Of the ballots. and even then
no recount of the ballots unless the CON-
mittec shalt consider the demand based
on good grounds and shall order such
recount. When the chairman II ncti-
fed OF contest as aforesaid. he shall
at once call the committee toge Their To
consider the same. specifying in the call
the object OF the meeting. II no notice
OF contest he given. as above provd d.
there shall be no disturbance Of the re-
suit az at first announced.
WHO TO Rim.
"All Democrats who Will pledge them
selves 10 support whoever may b" noini-
mated. and pay the assessment for the
expenses OF the primary. as ascertaincd
by the County Committee on the "5d day
Of March, 1895. at O'Clock L. NJ
Th> fight FOR the various offices il OF In
earnest now. and the walls in and around
the courthouse are covered with cards
various candidates.. The only
two officers who have no opposition IRE
Commonws alth's-Attorney Conway Il.
Sands and Sheriff Simon Solomon. There
are three candidates for the office OF
Treasurer. five for Commissioner of the
Revenue. eleven for supervisors. and
twenty for justices OF the peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
NEW CHURCH STANTON.
Proposed to Reconstruct for Parish
Purposes.

STAU'NTON. VA, February r.-(Spe-
cial) an important meeting
of -. Francis Pensioners WAS held.
looking TO the building Of a new church.
\ committee was appointed 10 canvass
the congregation to learn what amount
could be obtained.
Under the will Of the late John Geary
the church RECEIVES about sl2."" THIS
sum and the Contribution OF the conErega-
ton is proposed To be used in building
the new church on the site now occupied.
The present structure OF brick was built
about forty-fve years ago. and the con-
gregation has outgrown II. II Is pro-
posed 10 reconstruct for parish purposes
on another part Of the church property the
present building. So soon as the plan is
clearly defined II will be submitted to
Bishop Van de Nyver at Richmond for
his sanction. II is believed that hand
some place Of worship will be- built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
TEMPLE, PEMBERTON, C0RDES 4 CO.
We have open inspection complete stock NEW SPRIN
Some O the choicest ofourn import shavear rived

Crcpons in Black. Navy-Blue. Dark.
Green. Modes, Tans. Browns. States.
Pearl. White. Cardinal. Bluet and Cream.
All in "A variety OF new weaves ami
prices. Many OF the patterns we have
the exclusive sale of for Richmond.
English and Scotch Cheviot and Serges
Scotch and English Checked Suiting,
In variety OF new and pretty combin,,
tons.
We are showing beautiful lines OF new
French Suitings, n and IS inches wide.
at 75c. and 81 per yard.
Largest and best selected stock OF 10,
Zoe. and 81 Spring Suitings ever show
In Richmond
Novelty suitings-silk and wool-rani:.
Ing from 81 10 SIS per suit
Bargains In Storm Serges at 80, 75. and
Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

The funeral Of Mrs Ida NJ. Burch. who
died at her husbands residence. in Full
ton, Friday evening, was preached at
Denny Street Methodist church Sunday
afternoon and the love and esteem in
which deceased was held was attested by
the large concourse Of persons present.
Rev W. a. Laughon. the pastor. Of
fciated. and spoke in eloquent terms Of
the noble qualities Of the deceased and
held up her Christian character and con-
duct as ali example worthy Of emulation
by those whom she had left behind.
Her remains were inferred at Oakwood
Ccmpterv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
4 kEYSVII.LE HOTEL Burned.
Narrow Escape of Some of the Occu-
pants-On!y % Small Insurance.

KEYSNlLLE, VA. February lL-tSpe-
cial)-This town has again been visited
by disastrous fire. At / o'clock Sunday
morning flames were seen issuing from
the osborne House. managed by Il. Fl.
Wilson and owned by Mrs NJ. f.. o.
borne. The fire originated in the ceiling
OF the room occupied by Mr.. Wilson and
family. who barely escaped with their
lives. losing all their wearing apparel
Mr.. J. o. Shelburne and wife occupied
the room just over Mr. Wilson's. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
SILKS.

Peau de Sole, made OF the finest grade
OF silk. at 81, SIS. $50. and sl.15
Satin Duchess. all pure silk. at ST. NS.
$50. $l.75. 81 t225 and $40.
Figured Taffetas at 80. IS. Sc. 81. N2J,
and $50.
Satins at 90 15c.. and $l-Black and in
all colors.
Colored and White China Silks at 80
81, 40. 90. 60. Zoe. and 81.
Our stock OF Evening silks is very
complete. and In wide range of prices
from CSC TO $3.50 per yard
Beautiful collection OF White. Cream
and Light-Colored Party Sllks-plaih.
figured. and brocaded In taffeta, satin
duchess. and gros-grain.
Velvets In all desirable shades, ranging
from 81 to 80 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
AMELIE RIvES HAS RHEUMATISM.
She VIII Start for Fort Worth. Tex.
% Dry Climate. This NffcrnOOn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
Il.-tSpccial THE friends and admirers
Of Mrs Amelie Rives Chanlor. Of Castle
Hill" will be creved To learn that the
recent severe weather has caused the re-
turn OF rheumatism. and that she is
forced 10 90 at once To- a dry climate.
Fort Worth, Tex, has been recommend
cd To her, and she will start for that
place tomorrow afternoon. She will be
accompanied by Miss Vera Pratt and her
maid: also. Mr. CHAMBERS man-seryan..
Mr.. Chanler will join her later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

The Executive Committee Of the TWEEN
ty-second National Conference OF Charities
and Correction. which meets in New
Haven. Conn. MAY oath. and will con-
tnue in session until the Goth, have ap-
pointed Mr. y. Y. Randolph one Of the
Committee on Homes for Soldiers and
Sailors. 1t is understood that Mr.. Ran
dolph will read before the conference q
paper on "COnfederate Soldiers Homes"
The other member Of the committee from
the South Is Major r. II. Dudley, OF the
Nashville Confederate Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

they. too, had narrow escape. and lost
III their clothing. The other guests saved
all their personal effects. The furniture
In the east wing Of the hotel was saved.
while all In the north wing was burned.
The origin Of the fire u unknown. but
s,,pposed to nc rats and matches.
There was nm insurance OF only 5000
on the building and none on the furniture.
Mrs. Osborne had been carrying larger
Insurance on the building. but dropped II
partly about month ago on account OF
the excessive rates. But for the fact that
the adjacent buildings were covered with
snow many OF them would have been
burned This leaves our town with only
one hotel which Is inadequate to accom-
modate the visitors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
THE blizzard At BERRYv1LLE.
Experiences in the Shenandoah N"S-
ley During the storm.

Experiences IN tic Shennnuonn ""'-
ley During the storm.
BEERYVILLE. VA. February H.
(Special)--Thc great blizzard Is over. The
storm Of 1886. the most severe ever ex'
perieuced in the Shenandoah valley
within the memory Of the Oldest inhabi-
tsnt. is u thing OF the past. For I'VE
DAYS this town has been showed IN. IL
was impossible even to get outside OF the
limits of the corporation All roads rum
ming north and south are completely hlied
with snow-drifts from g to 20 rect higH'
and packed hard enough TO bear horse.
AS soon as the wind stopped blowing yes
terday evening large forces OF men weFr
put 10 work clearing the turnpikfs anH
the Norfolk and Western railroad. ami
the trains containing forty passenger
DELAYED here since Thursday. started thls
evening for Shenandoah Junction. 1t Will
DO several days before trains can run oh
schedule time. and weeks before ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
FOR RENT.
CAPE MAY. y. J.
FOR lent

CHALFONT HOUSE.
This hotel contains i'D rooms. VIII
all modern cOnN@ui"nces steam. heat,
etc. all furnished With Walru, furniture.
hair mattresses. Brussels ca1et. slg-r-
ware. linen. china. and everything neces.
sary for operating a hotel n,Se-h"lse.
laundry. servant-quarters and stables on
lots adjoining and outside ~ the h1'e'
VIII rent for the season % reliable
party at reasonable reu'. or would
sell. This hotel has never been ienici.
but has always been managed ty owner.
Satisfactory reasons given for renting
now l. \. GARKETSON
S3l Walnut street. philadelphia, Pa.
H. ip-sf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
BLACK GOODS.

Many Of our most popular lines OF.
New Black Goods are our own exclusive
importation, and represent the very new
est OF this seasons productions. Not
only have We paid attention to the higher
grades. but as well to the lower quail
ties. and We are offering the best value.
In the market for fabrics ranging from,
5oc. per yard up. The choicest OF tn.
lines we cannot duplicate. 30 advise an
carly selection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

STANTON. VA. February li.-(Spe-
cial. THE murder case Of the Common
wealth vs. Jesse Walker In which. after
e. third trial. the accused appeals for n
new trial. asking that the jury's verdict
Of five years In the pententiary will be
set aside. IL TO be heard at the Marcn
term OF the County Court.
The Hite murder case. where the pri-
soner Is charged with the murder of a
white man named Weeks. is also to be
tried at the same term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
MARRIED.

Shortly after the close Of the war h.
married Miss Elizabeth Beverly. ristcr -
Colonel Robert Beverly. one Of the lead
ing agriculturists of Virginia. by WHOM
be had four children-two sons md two
daughters. Mrs. COrse died a short time
ago. and since her death the General fas
gradually weakened.
With him passes away one Of AleXan-
dria's most well-known citizens. md an
other is added TO the lorg line If Con
federate soldiers and command rs who
are answering. Here" to thu rcll-call
on the other side OF the grave.
The George II. Hill Company. VII, -
large cake and cracker fic'ory wa
burned. with SO much loss on :;aturll .-
night last. "a mentioned in the Dispatc'i.
commenced to-day 10 lit up for rperat' -
the large building on the corner f Kin
and Lee streets. in this city, and vii,
tomorrow be baking again. The com
pany will In the spring build again On tho
burnedout premises on even "A large
scale than before. and will mean Will,
keep the bakery running in the bullinS
they are now fitting up. 80 not one Of the
hundred hands Il employs will hc thrown
out of a job. as IL WAS At first thought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
Living Pictures IOstponcd.

The entertainment of the Living Pic
lures of Noted Characters by children.
which has been advertised for February
18Th. St. Valentines night. has been
postponed for week or ten days on ac~
count Of the cold weather
The ladies who have been supplied with
tickets will continue to sell them. as they
Will be good on the night of the enter.
tainment which date will be advertised.
later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
Strike In q ShOc.t'nctOry.

LYNN. MASS. February 1.-THE stitch
ers and turn-workme In Faunc & Shin
peys satisfactory joined the other ope-
ratives In "A sympathetic strike this after
noon. and now every department of the
factory Is idle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Shpman against Fletcher. Further
argued by Judge w. Willoughby for ap-
pellant and A. W. Armstrong Esq. for
appellee
r. Randolph Hicks. Esq. allowed to
practice as counsel in this court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

@:A!!:!!!! R Rsk!Hs
ABSOLUTELY PURE


county roads are passabIc. Many mar,
row escapes from death and much suffer.
Ing from cold and hunger have been re-
ported, and stock OF all kinds suffered
great deal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
MINOR VELVETS.

Our new stock OF Jets and Beaded
Trimmings have just arrived. Among
them we have a number OF Partisan ana
Berlin Novelties. In jet and colored cut
beads. with passementeries to match
headings and bands
Vandyke Points and Edges.
We have treat in store for all who
ries. Fine. artistic patterns OF the best
Of materials, and within the reach OF the
most modest purse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
AUCTION sALEs-Tb,s n..
BY ). II. Valentine. Auc,ion.., -.
AUCTION sAIEs-Fot.n

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ spLo ~y-,
IAhES FOR THE CURRENT clt',p,,.'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE pan ~ ~
RATA by THE VENDOR AND Tii..
by J. Thompson Brown T. %. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
A UCrTON SALE TWO NICE
PARK AVENUE LOTS
not far west u

not Tar west of
HOWITIERs' MONUMENT
We will sell at public ar.l..
premises. 100 ~ ~
THURSDAY. FEEp' NEY rh
AT y. NJ. TWO tx 'EfrH\c 80.
ING-LoTS. on tbs desirab's .nl IND.
Improving resident-strcei Ems 10. ny
z ~ feet, by = depth ~ i,D al 81 ~ -
They are located just AZ fh. D.. "a l'et.
or Harvey street and ono H. ','nn
OF IIOWITIER M0NUNgNT .rf ~, ...s'
Trio LINE. For HOMO ~ 49,
LATIVE PURPOSES thera ie - r., -
nothing better for the none. T'''
provements on both sid '"' i.n'
TERMS Liberal. and srr,r,..t
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 O. '''e.
% il.t!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

LIVERY AND BOAKDiNG-STABLH.
The best night stand iu the city. .sy-
ing patronage Will 20 sikh p. Accom-.
modations for 20 or more tor---.
j. THOMPSON Brown & 90.
f. l2-3t
FOR RENT. UNENPlRED LEASE or
NISE-ROOM DWELLING. Twelfth
street near Broad; Recently fapanerfi AMI
otherwise put In order Nery-nNcl r..
duced rental Address LESSEE clte
Dispatch office. "a ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED. TO SELL

WANTED, TO SELL
lJ.rD
Bushels strictly Prim. Rust-Proof
SEED OATS. at ~ cents per bushei
sacks included. and delivered az any depot
or wharf In the city.
GEORGE I. KING.
Box /. city. fa lO-t
TWO or THE MOST DESIRABLE
ROOMS FOR RENT. with BOARD. at
THE FRANKLIN. ll3 east FRANKLIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
DISsOLUTIOss a PARTNERSHIPS


II IlSSOLO 1lON.
The partnership heretofore existing D.
tween the UNDERSIGNED. under TIE nTp
name OF WEST ~ BRANCH - - ~
tuai consent, this day Dissolved
The business OF the lat, rlm Nll -
settled up by CHARLES VI bi.AN'H
who has purchased the sni.e business
and assumed its liabilities AMI BE- oAiy -
entitled 10 sign the iirm uau"
CHARLES \ WEST.
CHARLES M BRANCH
Richmond. Va, February J. lNa.
Referring to the foreg going notice. rt'N
necessary by my impaired health .asr
pleasure In recommending 4 my 'r'hl'
and the public generally my lsie itii'
ner and successor t. tn business "i ~.
old firm, Charles VI. Branch. Who ST..
continue the business ~ t.e OIL s'"N ,
No. III Main street .,..
For the liberal patronage h"~'o"ef Ano1
tie late firm Of West q Brancn. t'-h'
to return my sincere tnayk-. VIA
eyperience OF more than twenty year.
propose 20 continue the business ~ Stei'''
and Hot-Watsr Heating. PiInh.n. a.
Fitting. Nentilating and Dfy'ng Apla."-
tus. Roofing, and Metal WORK. Ut
promise faithful and prompt dttth.cH ~
an business entrusted 70 mo.
The firm name viii remain a nff,'F'
fore. CHARLES II. BRAN II
fe 1-eod2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
NOR SALE PRIVATELY.

We have some ~ the, best AMI rret'ies,
lots on Grove avenue. Just IN %. line o,
present Improvements \ great bargain.
r. 1924 FRANK ID. BILL q 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE
u OF
TWO STOCKS or WINES Wrrrsvry,
md OTHER IIOl-0ES MI"
EARS. AND BAR-FiXT'' ms
AT NOS. 10 and 90 LAST Epo,n
STREET. RICHMOND "a ''DNo

by virtue Of a deed o. Una, g.. 3D..
undersigned from Younger I.1r.r. 49,
January 81. 1875. ~ record ir fb. 49,,
Once of the chancsry Court NJ III sr,-,.i
city. ] Will sell ar auction. f1r cash '.,.'
mencirg AT 10 O'Clock \ 81. IN '''
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY D. lss
AZ No. ito east Broad street AL. rtfp
STOCK or LIQUORS ~ .sl ,laes ~.
business. consisting OF = NJ. hi-r.is -
Wh!skey. II part barrels ~ LIg,,,-,
Wines, Brandy, Gin, etc also . h,,-.',
OF Whisky now in bond and rad IA,
IN the city Of Cincinnati: Pg~.,,
Ear-counter. Beer-P um- r.--Arr.,.
Glasses. and Decsnters. Cigars Toh,'.'.
Showcases. ard License. ctc.
THE SANE DAY
at sl2 east Broad ALL THE STOCK 40
blQ oRS at SAID aforementioned rllsa
OF business. Bar and Bsr-Fix'ufas RI.
oaccos. Cigars. Pool and BHlnrt.rsh's.
and Licenses. JOHN +. MGEonGE
70 l0-2t TrY.t|.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

REAL ESTATE At rR,,,rE ,,,r

WHEN real. ESTATE Is SOLD THD
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cAl.EN.
PAR YEAR ARE TO Re PAID PRO
RATA 81 THE VENDOR AND THE
SENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

BY Ellis e. Seabrish' Al.s.,..,.
No. 2g7 east Broad s,-.e,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
.I.ICiADIf Err.

He was soon. in recognition Of his prov
ess. made a hrgadier-gencral Of Lee,
Army OF Northern Virginia. an
from thenceforth commanded Corse'
Brigade He and his sword were neve
idle until his great commander issue
the order to dsband at Appomattox. an6
then. faithful 10 his Generals orders. h.
laid down his sword. ard. returning quiet
~ To Alexandria. took up his ciii.
Zen's life again. And SO. from thence
forward he lived among his fell0w-citi.
zen. always prominently Alexandria
soldier. for he never held civil office
though there is not one that his fellow
citizens would not gladly have tenderoa
hin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
WATCH YOUR CHANCES.

Elghtecnth and Main streets.
Telephone j07. ia 25-Sa, Su Tu&Th
WANTED, ALL PARTIES HAVING
CITY REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OR
uNIMPROVED. THAT THEY ARE DE-
SiROUS OF SELLING AT \ FAIR
VALUE TO LIST THE SAME WITH
ME- No charge unless property is sold.
GEORGE :. NASHON, Jr. north Tenth
street ia 22-Tu, Th& SuIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
EMPLOYMENT wfSTs.

MEN TO TAKE ORDERy IN EVERY
TOWN AND CITY: no deIvering good
wages; pay weekly; no csA,itai steady
work. GLEN BT1PTHEKS.
70 i2-Tu. Th. Sa-3t Rochester. ~ Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

WANTED. AN ExpERI3NCED WO.
MAN for general housewoSa Apply az
gi7 west Franklin street ~ l2.it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12
CANVASS OF RETURNS.

=
on the first day after said election
TIE county chairman and committee shall
ascertain the result from the several
certificates in the presence OF a maiori,v
OF the Democratic County Committee and
representatives, OF or the candidates them
selves. If they so desire. who shall assem-
Die al ienrico courthouse for IN. mr.
pose afor They shall hear apne,ls
II any. and make certificate of the mai
result OF the election. To avoid any do
msnd Tor recount the ballots re.
tifns, etc, shall then. IN the presence Of
The chairman OF the committee. he nlaccd
under lock and key for safeke4nip,,
In case Of tie vote. the committee shall
decide the same By lot. II prior IN The
county election any Of the noinln "a die
or decline. or In any other way hecone
disqualified, the person receiving the nex.
h.shest number Of votes shall be d.
ciafed BY TIE committee the nominee in
ms stead: or. the committee may. by n
majority vote. order a new election to mi
such vacancy
MAKING CONTESTS.
Any candidate dissatisfied with the
face or the returns or the original count
OF the ballots may within ten days after
March - 1895. leave with the chairman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED DIN
ING-KOOM SERVANT. A,toly between
2 and I O'Clock at si+ ParE avenue. NO
room on the lo, 70 lZ-tt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-12

WANTED. MEN TO SOLICIT SUB
SCRIPTiONS TO STOCK In a large and
popular Richmond building and loan as
socIgt ton Address =. o. Box IS. Rich
mond. Va 70 l2-it'