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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06
Fine minneapolis Church Burns.

MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, Sept. 6.-West-
minister church, a handsome brown stone
structure, in the heart of the retail busi-
ness district, was destroyed by fire this
morning. The fire broke out in the
tower in the lofty roof. Nothing is now
standing but the heavy walls. The
building was erected at a cost of $780,
900. The congregation is the wealthiest
and largest of the Presbyterian denomi-
nation in the state. The fire was incen-
diary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

Louisville via indianapolis.
SIS for the round trip. Rock Island
route. See A. III. Fuller
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06
MIR. PHILLIPS,

TOPEKA, Sept. ?. 1895.
MIR. PHILLIPS,
Phillips Mineral Well:
DEAR SIR:-Having tried all the noted Min
eral Waters, VIZ: Hot Springs. Ark; Excelsior
Springs, No; Rigger Springs, Iowa; Idahoe
Springs, Colo; Manitou Springs, Colo; Iron
Wells, Pueblo, Colo. and Piekets Mineral
Water. Topeka. Kan. and for Stomach, LIVER,
Kidney and Bladder trouble pronounce your
Mineral Water equal. if not more beneficial
than any have ever tried, and recommend it
to all suffering humanity. 1t can't be too
highly recommended
Very Respectfully,
GEO. PATTON,
Denver, Colo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

We can keep you clean-Peerless
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia w. Eighth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06
New Crop Teas.
The Celebrated Chase & San
borns Bulk Teas are handled
exclusively By Us.

This article is known by the tea cans. Every
can with C. & S. name is guarantee that the
contents are first class Moyone Teas-the finest
that grow. Tea users are earnestly requested
to give them a trial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

Ask your dealer for Burgharts cigars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

Louisville via indianapolis.
. SIS for the round trip Rock Island
route. See A NJ. Fuller
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

E14ANO IEAC HE B-AIiss Elizabeth Lingard.
NJ B. Studio. 80 west 9Th st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

Cheese.
Imported Swiss Cheese, American Swiss
Cheese. Edam, Pine Apple, New Full Cream
Young American, Club House, Sap Sage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

WTANTED-A good white girl for genera 5e4
~ house work in family OF two CaAi 0' 0O'
Branner st.
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mlANrEn-HELR

A STUDENT wants work mornings ana az eye st-
- ningS Can give strong, faithful SCI ~ ~ 10
reasonable pay. Address Franklin, tuis oAlloo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Every one to know that you can
" get Pure Apple CIDER from Washburn s
Cider Works. send orders TO 823 Kansas ave,
or P o. box 266.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-06

N + have some good tenants If Won want
Co, SO Kansas ave - "a q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
THE CONSTABLE NOT THERE.
judge Wickham in,rose~ n Fine IN.
Non-AttcnGance-Co Notes

constable Samuels was fined s. by Judge
Wickham yesterday for CONTEMPT of co,,r,
In falling to appear as a witness AGAINST
Anna Slaughter. the negro woman agains,
whom the Corst.lle had preferred Inc
chisrge that she .nte'ferea with him
while In the discharge Of his duty. Tho
case came Up for trial yesterday. but the
constable was not on hand. A MOLE
prosequ was entered. and the woman dis
charged
The motion for new trial I'm the case
OF John Booker convicted Of grand lar
ceny and sentenced to one year In tho
zen Tertiary. was continued until the next
term.
Fied Hartman. the race-track font.
who was convicted OF participating ard
sentenced TO one years Imprisonment. and
who subsequently obtained an order fror,
the Court setting aside the verdict was
DISCHARGED from the county talI yes.er-
day The case was dismissed under a
MOLE proselui
Judge Wickham granted n bar-room n.
cehse Yesterday to George f. Anderson.
heV dr Mercer. OF West-View Baptist
ehurch. opposed the application made by
mr. Anderson some months ago. and the
night engaged the attention OF the Court
during several tsrmG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB
Approaching Race Heetins Under The
Auspices Of This Organization.
OCCURS SATURDAY AT CHANTILLY.
Three Events Schedulcd-Tw0
Stecplc Chase for Hunters md q
Farmers Racc-Omccrs and Menu
beers Of the Club.

No more popular social organization
than the Deep Run Hunt Club exists IN
this section. and the announcement made
n short time ago that the first annual
fall race meeting under the auspices OF
the club would be held at Chantilly next
Saturday has occasioned Widespread IN
terest.
This club. which was organixed III iS9e.
through the fundamentally OF Captain
Philip Baxali. Major otway :. Allen. MIR
J.. A. s Brine. Captain $. H. Hand
cock, and Mr. William Rpcgrr. has
grown in membership very rapidly. and
its races and hunts always draw from
the fashionable walks ~ ilge.
Its delightful qrar,erS. IN the late resi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
REPORTED IN CONDENSED FORM.
Personal Points About the Move
ments of Richmond People and
Friends Who Are Visiting Them
Comment on Current Events.
Mr.. David Levy has returned from an
extended southern tour

Mr. David Levy has returned from an
extended southern tour.
Councilman r. 7. Briggs has gone to
Atlanta 10 attend the exposition.
Next Thursday will be donat!on-day at
the Baptist Home for Aged Women.
Miss Mary Essig. OF Philadelphia. Is on
a visit to her mother. on Brook road.
Mr.. Richard l. Wright left on Friday
for a business trip to North Carolina.
Miss Ellen Byrd. II Baltimore. is the
guest Of Misses Lucy and Ethel Atkinson.
Mr.. Philip Croxton left last night for
a weeks trip to the Atlanta exposition.
The condition of Captain Birdsong is re
ported by his physician 70 be very critical
The City Mission will meet ut the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow at
noon.
Mrs. +. y. Hudgins arrived yester-
day on visit to her daughters. Mrs. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Theatres This Week.

Clever and popular little Mabel Paige.
who played successful engagement H.
this city last season. will hold the boards
Of the Theatre this week. Miss PAIGE
support includes Miss Josephine Florsnc..
Shepherd, daughter OF the late W
Florence; Misses Fannie Ogden and Rena
Trumbell. Mr. Oscar Slssoh. who has ap
peared here In THE Colonci"; Georgc
Gale. and others OF more or less promi.
hence. The opening bill be ''Disna Dim
pie" musical farce. and during the
week the following comedies will be pre-
sen'ed. LA Belle Marguerite" "Mephisto
Junior" wild Oats" the Runaway
GIRL and ''Thc Little Hussar."
Popular prices will prevail and ladies
will be admitted free OF charge on Mon
day. There will be matinecs Tuesday.
and Saturday.
Manager Lexths weather predictions for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

IL. at $50 o'clock: Claims and Salaries.
The same room, at o'clock; Account
and Printing, In Room r. at $50 Il. NJ
There will be special sermon preache,
10 Grove Council. No. 10 Jr.. o. Y. a. NJ.
| sunday November 9th, at Falrmoun
| Methodist Episcopal church, at 3.3
o'clock +. NJ, by Rev. Mr.. Golfer. TIL.
public are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Lawrence c. Haake's little daugh
Ter, Sophia Victoria. was the fortunate
one In the contest for the handsome doll
| md carriage. voted to the most popular
hid by the ST. johns German Lutheran
| church bazaar, now being held at Sanger
Hall.
Much interest IS expressed In the mass
| meeting to be held tonight at the Grace.
| Street Baptist church. in honor Of DR.
| George b. Taylor. The Doctor is much
improved In health. and viii make one
Of the addresses. Drs Willlngham and
Mullins will also deliver brief addresses
Richmond Lodge. No. 10. Order Golden
rhgin, held its regular meeting Friday
night al Smiths Hall. There was a large
turn out and much enthusiasm was dis
played. Past-Councillor IL. W. Miner made
n eloquent address on "Fraternal Or
1ers. This lodge meets the second and
IN VI
The annual ball and banquet Of ST
Patriek's Beneficial ara Social Society
IeXt wednesday evening at COrcoran
Hall promises 20 be one Of the most bril-
liant events Of the season. All arrange
nents have been completed. and 1t Is
expected that the affair will surpass any
thing yet attempted by this society.
A conference Of the priests Of the
-
Alexandria last week In attendance
we're Revs Mcverry and Payne. of
Staunton Lynch. Of Roanoke; Drake. OF
Neysar. ". Va. Kelley. of Harper's
Ferry; Hanly, Of Winchester: Frloli
)f Old Point; McKeefry. OF Norfolk
Walsh. OF Lynchburg. and Luckie. OF
Manassas.
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning al
s O'Clock from Box IS was occasioned By |
small fire in the two-story frame dwell |
ng. No. i0l north Thirty-secon street |
occupied by Mr. w. s. Blanklnship |
rhe flames originated In a feather-bed |
md were supposed TO have been caused |
by rats and matches. The damages wer,
about $50. and were fully covered by In.
surance.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Van Buren,. Mr.
md Mrs. T. J. Todd. accompanied b,
, large party Of Richmonders. have just
'eturned via the Atlantic-Coast Line from |
ten-days' visit 10 the International am
'otton States Exposition. They express
themselves rs very favoraby impresse d !
With the exposition. and especially well
Teas d with the accommodations Offered
hem by the officials OF the Coast Line
The November Issue OF the Confederat
'eteran, published at Nashville, Tenn
obtained picture In grouped form, OF
he members OF the Charles Broadway
.ouss Memorial Committee. appointed a
he Houston reunion in May last. In
be group is n picture Of Colonel John Il
airy, who so ably advocated the merits
this. the Confederate capital, for III,
,cation OF the memorial building: am ,
$50 one Of Colonel A. G.. Dickinson
ommander OF the Confederate Vetera,
amp OF New York. who was on thl
'casion the special representative Of Mr.
ousS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
gcx.1lsEss.xs.frxcu
DF: iTiIs.

ANDERSON.-Died Thursday, Noyem
Der .lst' at p. NJ. at her granddaugh
ters, Mrs. a. i. VI thews's. Nelson coun
w. Va, Mrs. CATHERINE ANDERSON
In the seth year OF her age.
blessed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see Cod
ih'erment occurred at 3 O'Clock p. NJ
saturday November q 1895. at "Stru-
mon." Nelson county. Va.
GiliiAM.-D ed. at the residence OF
his mother. No. 5i3 west Franklin street.
November I'D. az 1890 r NJ, GERALD
GILLIAN. In the 18th year OF his age
sonrg 81 son OF the late Colonel William
6llham.
Funeral from the above residence THIS
sunday, AFTERNOON, at i:30 O'Clock.
lntorment at Lexington, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

next Thursday. as foretold some time
since, are, that THE Torn do will strike
the Academy on the afternoon of that
day, and again in the evening. THE Tor
nado' is TO be something OF a very reans-
nc nature Mr. Carter. the author. has
produced his windy idea with a very Ella
borate scenic inyestiture and the didos
which this counterfeit windstorn will cut
up are promised to keep the audience
guessing for few minutes A good COM
pany Will be found. as Manager Carter
knows how 70 best bring out the worth
of his own work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
TALKS TO HIS CAPTAINS.
inner Howard Gives Directions
About sundny-Oucuipy ,;.,,


Chief-of-Police Howard held q consu,,a-
ooh yesterday morning with Captains
angie. Hulce, and Thomas, and gave
'hein some directions regarding the man.
her OF carrying out the Sunday-Iiouor
laws The matter was talked over in
general way. and Captains Angie and
iiuiSe agreed with what the Chief had
pi',iousiy stated as to the orders given
~ 'uo captains iast August, a year ago.
III the several districts, reyol,inp tho
order TO report all persons seen ON SIM.
cay coming out or going into places ~,
sunday wheresbar-rOoms Were attached
liner howard yesterday told the can.
taihs, In substance, OF what had re-,
uoie III the Police Board on the evenir,
before. and explained to them thai ,ho
BOARD had never rescinded its orders 90
report all persons seen going IN or comino
ou, OF these places OF business IN The
Sapoath. lie said that as he and ,ho
Ioice Board construed the second regi1la-
VIM" hHu reference TO the detailine
Va three Yen IRON each district. win
power TO enter these saloons il loe, 81.
matter entirely with the CHER as - ~ .n.
steps should be taken In the matte -
sumrnonins citizens in this respect Nsior
howard therefore. advised the caDtsjns
that they would continue To detei, ,b.,
three men IN citizens clothes from eoch
aistrict for this Sunday work. and -
nave the entire force exert extraordiY
nary vigilance and prudence in The
mater OF watching and reporting Unuor-
selling on Sunday
speaking Of the law against ro-h,pks
poker rooms. policy shops. and other /
sanonnS-h ouses, the Chief said thai ho |
had directed the captains at every re-
lar weekly conference since he benz
' ne mead OF The force to keep a special
ook out Tor those places. at is my r,ls
never to take notice OF aronyrn ms con,
nuflcauons containing alleged informa-
non sent TO this office" said he "bu,
make an exception whore Information 10
'Neh regarding gambNne-h uses. Anc,y-
nous reports OF that character | alwoys
ave thoroughly Investigated We have
which came through .bis nhan
el." -'''' VHah-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

dence Of Captain Handbook. located OF
the Staple's-M II road, about three mile
from Richmond. picture of which Il
herewith presented. were thrown oper
on July ], 1894 and since that time they
have been a rendezvous for horsemen
which has no equal in this State
The semi-weekly meets of the club are
held from October 10 April. inclusive
and as source OF keen. exhilaratinp
exercise and pleasant social intercourse
are largely Anticipated, the turnout al.
ways being large. and many ladies parti-
cipating.
Last year at the first spring meeting
the club had only one race which was
Tor handsome silver cup, offered as a
championship for the best horse owned
by It's membe $. The cup was won bv
Mr. LANDLORDS Queen mare. ridden hy
Mr. L. 5. Craven DR. Joseph a. White
horse, ridden by Mr.. Graham Hobson,
being close second
SATURDAYS PROGRAMME.
AT the meeting Saturday the club offers
two races (steeplechases) for members
OF the Hunt club. or any members Of
other recogn zed hunt clubs. They will
also give fiat race. open TO the farm
ers and tenants whose land the club
rides over.
The races are scheduled as follows
First race-steeplechase; for light
weight hunters. over a course Of about
three miles. Thoroughbreds to carry lC5
pounds: half-breds, 80 pounds. For a
silver cup.
Second race-Farmers' race; for horses
owned by farmers and tenants whose
land the club rides over. Not to be ridden
by members of any hunt club or profess
sional riders About half mile; catch
weights. First prize. saddle; second
bride: third. whip
Third race-Steeplechase; for weight
carrying hunters. About three miles.
Thoroughbreds to carry 1855 pounds: half
breds. $50 pounds. For silver cup.
Horses have been entered for these
races by Messrs. T. S. Craven, S. II.
Handbook, w. NJ. Leathley. j. T. An
derson. +. l.. Davidson. j. r. ]. Anderson,
Hairy Beattie. +. G. Glasgow. L. r.
Myers. William Rueger DR.. r. l.. Triton.
j. G. Shelton. DR.. Joseph A. White, and |
others.
Several farmers have also entered their |
horses.
The Race Committee is compos ID Of the |
following gentlemen: Captain Philip Hax-
all (chairman). S. II. Handbook. p. A. s.
Brine. 4. H. Savage. and r. L. Triton.
The following prominent citizens hove |
been chosen as Judges: DR.. &. w. r.
Brock, Judge T.. G.. Minor, and Judge I.
Ashby Wickham.
Mr.. w. j. Carter will act as starter, and
the races will be conducted under the
following conditions:
The committee shall have the right TO
bar any rider or refuse any entry All
horses must be owned and ridden by
members OF some recognized hunt club
overweight will be allowed In all races.
In races for hunters masters certif-
rate must be produced, IL required. At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

r. II. Garcine. F. T. Glasgow. Captaln
Ph'Iip Haxall, S. II Hand cock. Graham
-. Hobson. Saunders Hobson Horace =
Hawes, w. Il Isaacs, DR.. George r.
JOHNSTON, Levin Joynes, c. ID. Lang rrrno
W. NJ. Le1thlev. G.. x. Lee, L. II Licat-
foot. +. II. Mayo, ]. II. Moniasle. Jr..
Il. I. Myers, Virginius Newton. Allan
POTTS. James Patterson. j. y. Patton
William Rueger, Thomas Rutherford
William c. Schmidt, T. II Savage. f.
u. stone, DR.. Charles L. Segal. Geore
Stevens. j. G. Shelton. Charles T. Smith.
Or. Charles NJ. Shields. jones z Tmpin.
w. Brydon Tenant, a. II. Thi.rmlnn.
DR.. II. l.. Triton, r. 4. Tayl5r Gran
vile @. Valentine. Or. !. 4. Witt j.
shelton Williams, G. a Walker, d.. l.
H. White F. NJ. Woon. John Il. Noihce.
Charles L. Williams. John G. walker
L. c. Younger. a n Chrlstln. Jr. r.
w Christi "A. John -. Hoye 1AiexanIrla,
va. Colonel William Henry Jones. .gu-
Ian Morris, T. GIrland Tinsley. " r.
TrigS, w. +. Seymour Langho-ne Put
ney.
Contributing MEMBERSHIPS Els,kor.
Mr. j. Stewart Bryan. Mr.. J. i. I:~asl.y.
Captain John a. Coke. Mrs s. II. Hand
cock, Mr.. j. d. VI thews, Miss Tenant
W. II. Washncton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Ladies' Furnishings.

( Ladies Black Cashmere Gloves l5c.
Extra Quality Pure Cashmere Gloves. I'M
surpassed I'm finish. only 25c.
Children's Bright-Red Crochet Mi,ts. silk
cuffs, only &c.
Children's White Mitts. with cuffs, only
1Oc. '
Ladies' Black Cashmere Mittens. I5c.
Chlldren's Colored Cashmere Gloves. 22c.
pair.
Children's Kid Gloves, &c.
Ladies Black Wool Hose. DC.
Ladies Fast-Black Fleece Lined Hose. &c.
Ladies Stainless Black Cashmere Hose
S5c., worth 6oc
Ladies' Hermsdorf Black Hose, full seam
less, Just as good as YOU have been
paying PC. for. only l9c
Ladies Stainless Black Hose, also seam
less. only l2Ac
Ladies Sock Top Hose. guaranteed fast
ana stainless, Louis hermsdorf DIVER.
only PC a pair. 'N''
Ladies' Pin-Strlped Hose. for bows knee
cap and high spliced heels, warranted
stainless. only &c. a pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Carpets.

pieces OF 81 % Stair Carpet. no halls to
match. only &C; pieces OF 81 grade
only SOC. a yard.
1Jc. Brussels Carpets. SOC. a yard.
sjc. Tapestry for this week only size. a
yard
Hemp Carpet, l0c. a yard
10 pieces of Heavy Ingram. Csc.
pieces OF 5-s Stair Carpets, part wool, &c.
yard.
WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BAR
GAINS IN MATING.
Extra Heavy Seamless Mating. loo. a
yard.
Linen-Warp Mating. 2Oc yard.
Linen-Warp Mating, inserted figures,
only 25c. yard.
Small lS-inch Mats. 2Oc.: larger size. 25c.
smyrna Mats. Is inches 45c.
Smyrna Rugs, 2ix50. good STYLES, SIS.
Smyrna Rugs, 30X6l. only $50.
smyrna Rugs. size 3sxs&, only 1875
100 Rugs. 30 inches wide, So long, only 3sc.
Full line Of Felt. Ingram. and Persian
Druggets.
Door Mats. 20. 75c. and 81.
Window-Shades 25c. TO 81.
Black, Gray. and White Fur Robes. $3.50
tn 81 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
CUT HIS OWT THROAT.
No Attempt mt Mob Violence
Football.

Football.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Novembe
23.-(Spec.al)- Wllllam Walker. an aget
colored man, was brought here to-da,
from the county. suffering from a CHASTITY
wound IN his throat. made with a razor.
and inflicted by his own hand. with sui
cidal intent. last Thursday morning. A
commission Of lunacy held this afternoon
adjudged him insane 1t IS thought that
he cannot recover.
The special grand jury Of the Corpora
ton Court reported to-day that, after a
careful Investigation, they failed to find
that any attempt al mob-volence wa
made upon Daniel Lee, the negro re-
Gently convicted of murderously assault
in3 Mrs. l.. B. Railey
The game of football this afternoon
between the medical and law classes of
the University of Virginia for the Bar.
ringer Cup, resulted in victory for the
latter class Score. 10 to G. The game
was interesting. and was witnessed by
large crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

S,anhope Boiling. Joseph Bryan. j. Kerr
Branch. j. Blythe Branch John T..
Branch. Harry Beattie. jackson Brandt.
Louis Borchers, c. w. Branch. Alex.
Cameron, T.. $. Craven. r. " Carter. H.
IL Clarke. II. ID. Christian, II. Caustor.
+. l.. Davidson. G.. &. Davenport. Allan
Il. Donnnn, w. G. Ferguson, Il. Il.
Gaines. Barton II. Grundy, Lewis Gnter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Christmas Presents.

Nothing could be more acceptable a.
a Christmas present than an Up-To-Dat.
Photograph-such as made by Foster
OF Ninth street Mr.. Fosters pictures
are admirable for their general excellence
combining likeness. artistic finish. and
permanency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
RichmOnders In New York.

NEW YORK. November 23.-(Specia,) y
.. Strauss. Stewart: J. d. Crump. Mis-,
NJ Elicit. f. $. Ele-t Fifth Avenue
X. 5. Tuck. Marlborough; T. G.. Leath
Sturtevant; II. ShlrrefYs. Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Manly ID. Ramos & Co. to Move.

Bargains in New Pianos and Oreans
The cut in price W II make the goods "a
We do not want 70 carry a single piano
or Organ TO our new store Cash BUYERS
get the greatest bargains; yet time-pur
chasers VIII be entitled to a reduction
Call on Manly Il. Ramos. No. 9O3 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Bed Covering,

Heavy Bed Comforts. 39c.
sl.2 Bed Comforts. SIC.
Saline Lined Bed Comforts. 81.
Fine Saline Down Comforts, 81.
Infants Crib Blankets. 20c.-only 2 to a
customer.
l0-4 Clio White Blankets, sl.S5
Ia White Blankets. 81.
one lot of White Blankets, slightly soiled
from window, at 81 Sf3f, and s.. worth
just about double.
Full line OF Gray and Red All-Wool Blank
cts.
Horse Blankets from 81, $50, to $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
MART tGFs,

BURROWs-FRANCIs.- Married. No.
vemoer IA, 1875. at the residence OF the
ofiiciating minister. Rev j. b. Hutson
IN the presence OF a few intimate friends
JOHN J. BURROWS and ROSA r.
FRANCIS. both OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Music-..emOyaI SoIa

TO enable US 10 remove from the pres
ent store. Sheet-Music and Music Book
VIII be sold for cash regardless of usua
prices. Large cut In Mandolins ana GuI.
tars. MANLY b. RAMOS & co.
No. 500 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Small Wares

Clarke Crochet Cotton -a. o..
iniiial Letters. loz % l0r d N.l eS
IoothpicSs. . boxes for 5e
bachelor Buttons. -e
( Picture Mails. f0r 81
Lacks, 3 papers for .e
} picture Wire. S.. a. box e v,rt.
D's 6r sperm Stainless ser.ne.v,..,.
shoe Polish. So.
I tNbine joe
Darnlng Eggs. Be-.
Violet Ink. -c
l.arge hos % Mourning Pm. &.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

The funeral OF the late Captain JOHN
n. PARKER will take place at p. NJ
SUNDAY from the Grace-Street Baptist
church.