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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
NOW GREECE WANTS IN.

Athens November 14-IC is asserted
that Greece is dcsir0us of taking part
iu any naval demonstration against
Turkey .h2- may occur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
PIG FIRE IN BOSTON.

Boston. November 14.-Fire which
started IN the fiye-story brick building
Nos. 200 and 202 Congress street, occu-
MED by the Empire Distilling Company
to-day, caused a loss of $l25,OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
ROBBERS AT WORK.
Two stores Robbed in Ritchie County-Sup-
posed to BE the Work of Tramps.

Special 10 the Nesister.
Ellenboro, w. Va, November a.
The store and postoffice kept by Ed
ward Pickman, at Toll Gate, was burg
larized last night. Jewelry, clothing,
cash etc, was taken. 1t is supposed to
have been done by tramps. The store
of S. p. Heckert, at Cairo. was also rob
bed. this being the fourth time for
Heckert in the last is months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
RUSSIAN wARSHIPs MOVE.

Five Ironclads Ordered for the Mediter-
raucau sea.
ST. Petersburg. November 14.-F1ve
Russian warships have been ordered 10
start Immediately Tor Che 4leciterran-
can Sea. Inn view of the proposed naval
demonstration there arising out Oh the
Armenian question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
cHoLERA1N RUSSIA.
over 400 Cases and GIG Deaths in Vol
hVnin In Ten days.

ST. Petersburg. November 14.-Be-
tween October 13 and October 20 there
were 1880 cases of cholera and GIG
deaths recorded i'm the province OF
VoIhynia. and 3S cases and - deaths
in the province of Kien The report
that cholera has broken out ia ST.
Petersburg is not confirmed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15

November 1.-THE DERBY
meeting of three days was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
utssELI.-CRUTCHFIELD.
Pretty wedding of Popular coupe
I'm Frederick sburG.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, Oc'ober ~
,s,..i,h rho first Of several events Of a
similar character. which rumor teiis 'ne
Dispa;ch correspondent are to come Oh
in ,,o near future. took place tonight at
tho home Of T.. NJ. Crutchheld. Esq. one
~ rredericksburs's best-known citzehs'
where. in the presence OF many 'IIr",'s
~ The contracting parties. ne gave aWH?
in marriage his oeautliui anu ciN,ocd
rrutchficld. to Daniel Shrevcr fuss u,
rsn one Of the towns most popular
Young businessmen. IT,, t,.
No marriage that has taken place mere
for long time has caused such u'i w.,
sal interest. the bride and groom brnE
General favoritos with all Their acqualht-
Suces Mir. Crutchhed's residence was
oi1boratcly decorated, potted plants "hi
autumn foliage making The SC ne one ~
beauty The ceremony was performer uE
the Rev. \. i. saunders OF the i''''
Miss Mamie Minor Crutchheld was maidi
~ honor. ana Mir. josiah Hazard -, "l
Washington. u. C.. the bcest man 9;,r,,,c M
taid = sister Of the bride, Loula YOUNG,
Nav Braxton. Mary Ftzhush' 81 oi nI
ri'v. Annie Maury. of Richmond. anu
Ellen Chew. Of scwickley;, "a. u,,,,,,re
The groOmsmcu were M'SSiS. am :
Seboo,fr. ". II Richards. Jr, IL ~
1,rnsnn Mix Wallace. Lawis Wallace
or his city and Fltz. FORBES. of Eo'noNe'
Al the conclusion OF the ceremony' a., an
Informal reception was heiu, am 81
The best wishes Of all present ~
O'clock they took the north-hound tram
for an extended tour.. Among o'li''S pr
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Mttth'" "1Iu ~ ! :
mond. ami Mrs. Bessie Grafton oil -
If..L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
nOMEW ARD BOUND.
Honors 10 The President En- Route From
Atlanta.
Ills Reception at DanVt'i"-''re''e"
by n Bix Crowd-tadcts f'rc
s,Iu,c-At LynchburE-thnrlot
vile Disappointed.
n Duuvtllc--tsrcctcd

DANVILI.E, VA, october 2i-(Special)
The train from Atlanta with PRESIDENT
cleveland and members OF his Cabinet
aboard arrived in Danyille this after
noon al l35 O'Clock.
There were on its arrival at least 1,J0
people at the depot. among them the
CIV Council. city officials. and many
ladies. The young lady students OF the
Roanoke Female College were present in
., body As the train came 10 halt
General Passenger Agent Turk was the
FIRST TO emerge from thc rear car. Some
one sang out. There's Grover when a
cheer rent the air Mr.. Turk bowed
his acknowledgment and gracefully re-
tired. Mr.. Cleveland then came out 81
the car on the platform. followed by
his Cabinet members, and VlshN
cheer went up. The President then game
down from the car platform, and standing
on The lower step, spent ten Hl"'"''' Ia
shaking hands with the throhs
The cadets OF the DanVlhe "'"'"''
Institute were drawn up III I'm" "'t'
the railroad. about mile from the uePo'
and when the train was sigh'ti S''"''
OF twenty-one guns was hred.
The President got out on the platioii IA
and rccoanlzed the honor by waving ne
handkerchief. The train pulled out lor
Washington amid the cheers ana WdN'HS
~ handkerchieis Of the assembied nun
dTeuS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
AT LNNCiiBt 1T.
MANY Persons shake Hands WIN
the President.

IyNCHBURG. VA. october a
President Cleveland passed through
Lvnchburg to-day. and big crowd iuin-
Cd out to see both the head of our M
tional Government and his fine tram.
The presidential train arrived at S:o',
and was cheered by the crowd. AS sOoi,
ms POSSIBLE a line was formed, ana ssN'ISi
hundred people shook hahuS wren III
PRESIDENT General Fitzhugn LIE Was one
of the first. and was invited to a placc on
tho nlaiform. which was inltd "Itn Can
net officers Some enthusiastic adinii, - =
shook hands with him. After stop oil
five minutes. ana after ',hc line OF hand
shakers had passed. the ird'n puiied GUY
amid enthusiastic Oh crs from ihe Crow !,
Although il was not Eth'idHN hnp,. " -
RAJ me President would pass through
his afternoon, a crowd began 10 assem-
bic n. the depot some time before Inc
arrival of the train
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Law ana Equity Court Of the city
Frank Miller. executor Of Isabella
Stroehla ................ .......... platinum.
W.
Mary Miller. Mary f. Miller Dt George
H. Bright. j. Bernhard Stio"hld. ami
the niece 81 John Strochld. deceased
living in Germany. whose nam" is IN
known ..--.----..---- .....--. I'. 'l'ttN9.
Extract from decree entered september
p. 1851
ON consideration whereof the
count 10th adjudgr. ORDER. ana decree
that this cause be- referred To one OF the
commissioners Of this court 10 inquire
and report.
First, IN account of "a" transactions of
Frank Miller a. executor Of Isabelle
Stroehla, deceased
second An account Of tho estate Of
said decedcnt and of All dehlS ana IA
bllities against the same including the
costs Of administration, FOR which n Is
Thiri Whgr legactc- ana beque~ts mad"
bv tn. will OF said deceieui remain I'M
paid. and when and how sJch legdcies
and hrlu.s,4 should h. satisfied. and IN
answering this inquiry the commissioning
shall report. whether II is necessary ana
proper 20 sell the house ana lot left Ply
the second clause OF the said Isabella
Stroehla's viii to Mary Miller for life
on certain conditions. or any portion OF
il. ina order to nav th" debts AMI costs
Of administration. ana the money lrAdrlr7
given by thu Viii
Fourth. # The sale of rho real esla'e
or any portion of it i~ necessary. should
the executor sell the same hS virtue Of
tho power conferred 10y 'he VIII. or
should tn. sale be- made ~ commissioners
of This court.
Firth. What g. should be- allowed the
counsel of the plaintiff out of thu estate
of the said decedcnt for his services In
bringing and prosecuting this suit
The court doth further order that the
commissioner 10 whom this cause shall
bee referred 10 make the report herein
before ordered. shall publish motto, Of
the time and place If taking thu said
accounts and making the said Inquiries
once a week for four sucCt siv" weeks
i'm one Of the newspapers published in
the city Of Richmond. which publication
shall be- equivalent Co personal service Of
said notice upon all the parties.
JACKSON Guy. Commissioner.
Nos. : and . Goddiu Hall. Richmond Va.
October B. 1895.
To the parties to the above suit
have fixed on SATt RDAI. the ~ day
Of November. 1895. At II o'clock \. VI.
~ the time and my office aforesaid as the
Mace for executing the decree. Of which
ih, foregoing IT, an extract. Given under
nv hand a commissioner i'm Chanccrv
of the Law and Equity Court of the city
IF Richmond. the dav and year aforesaid.
JACKSON GUY. COMMISSIONS
A. r Courtney ,. a. oc i-Fit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
1t Cures and
Prevents
Disease, We refer to DIR. DAVID'S
IAnA EERR ATEN SARSApAKIIl. A

Disease, We refer to DIR. DANIDS
IODO-FERR ATED SARSAPARILLA,
"The Blood Gle ser.
Sufferers with that "fatigued sonsa-
ion"-alwayst tired, listless, and lifeless- -
will find Dr.. DAvID's SARsAPARILLA the
greatest tonic and builder up Of the sys-
tenn known. 1t makes new and rich
red blood. which, in turn, gives life aud
yigor to it's possessor.
1t is not a stimulating tonic merely,
but q pure blood-msker. and hence q
health and strength giver.
Nine people out Of ten at this season
need blood purifier and tonic to give
the health and strength to throw of the
malaria that is ssppng the very life
from their constitution. II you feel
tired, lsnguid, and careless about what
is going on around you, you need a
tonic Alternative. and you need IT badly.
A single bottle Of DIR. DAvIDs SARsAPA.
RILLA will 30 Improve you that you will
at once begin to feel that life Is worth
living, aud that Dir. DAvID's SARsApA-
RmLA is just the thing to make You we'll,
strong. and interested in everything
around You.
All the above are facts proven by the
takers Of Dr. DAviD's SARsAPARILLA.
Don't delay, bnt try it at once. Every
bottle guaranteed.
Price, 81 a bottle; ak bottles for 81
everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
SIPOTSNLN ANA.
Feeding StOck-Thcy Surrendered
Hin,-PainfuIly shot.

SPOTSYLVANIA. VA. October "a
Especial THE dry weather stu continues
and IN view of the shortage in pasturage
farmers have commenced 10 feed their
stock Il thing hitherto unknown az this
season in this county. This must, OF
necessity. bring much of suffering ana
scarcity Of food for stock next spring.
as the crops Of all kinds are short, and
feeding has commenced month earlier
than heretofore.
Joseph Alsop. a colored man. who is in
dicted for malicious assault was lodged
I'm our county jail a few days ago. Alsop
was hailed az the last term Of our County
Court TO appear at the November term
next, but his bOndsmcn learned Of mis- in
tention 10 run Of. and they caught him
and surrendered him TO the jailer Tor
safe-keeping.
Mr.. John j. Perry. Sr., died yesterday
at his home, near Sunlight. in this cOun-
~. OF old age and inhrmfty. He was
80 years old. and was an active man until
about a week before his death. He was
,..4 N4......, a.44 ,.ou ...ai4t
WINS Robinson. Esq, who lives near
Partlows. In this county. while returning
from Fredericksburg this evening was
painfully sho, through the right arm with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
NEWPORT tEW
lie Left Town-CirculntinG Library
Personal.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. october ii
,Speclal)-E. W. Halt. young white
man. who was on trial in the Count
court for assaulting woman named
Mansfield several weeks ago. left town
last night but his absence Was not learn
ed until this morning when court met
The jury found him guilty, and imposed
a fine of so. Hart was out on ban.
Pnlice-Jus.ice Brown imposed three fines
of $50 and costs each last night Oh
captain Goodman, OF the bark James W
Elwell. who was charged with assauit'nS
sailors on his vessel.
The Newport News Circulating Library
Association has been organized here, Win
A large membership. good library VII.
be purchased at once for the use of the
members. -.
Mrs. j. X. Morrsett. Of this city. is
visring Mrs. William Il. Cheatham IN
Norfolk. ,,.
Mr.. John Lester. of this city. is visiting
friends in Richmond
Mrs. John A. Robinson left today Tor
Laurel. Md. TO visit her daughter. Mrs.
r. ~ Greathead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
WEDDING IN -BERRyvILLE.
Mas sarah q. DcRhi md Nr. WliIia"
Narl<ay.

RERRYVILLE. VA. october 2i-tSpe-
cIal1-One Of the prettiest weddings OF
the season was solemnized at Grace Fps
copal church Tue siay evening al o CLOCK
The church was handsomely decorated
with ivy. eVergr sons. and growing plants
tastcfully arranged by the friends OF ,hs
couple, while the soft light from cahde-
labra added To The beauty OF the seem
The parties married were MISS Sar"h w.,
Deahl. the attractive daughter OF MT anu
Airs uorocs =. Deahl. Of this place, and
Mr.. William Mackay. prominent Young
lfc-insurance man of Baltimore. Nd.
ENTERING THE CHURCH.
The bridal party entered in the follow
,n,, order. First the four ushcrs. Messrs.
James, Murray and Russell \. Jones' .,
baltimore and Arthur Worthinston, OF
Roanoke. and john y. NELL. Of Berry
viii. wearing full dress. with boutonnl-
ores of white crysanthemums. and hen
the two little flower girls. Misses Eilth
and Ccncvieve Myers. Eicces Of the groom.
dressed in white oreaDdie ana carrying
bouquets OF carnations. iminediatelE l"i-
lou-iu.r these came the maid of honor
Miss Lucy DeJnl. sister OF the btli"
rnbed in white orGapdie over Satlh anu
carving La France roses. and then the
bride leaning on her fathers arm. ana
leaking lovely in a handsome gown or
white satin trimmed with chiffon and lac
The veil Of white tulie was looped with
orange blossom. and she carried brides
roses. 1900,
NET At THE CHANCEL.
TIL. bridal party WAS met at he chan
cel hy the groom and his best man. Mr..
Robert Abercromhia. OF New York. and
the rector Of the church, Rev Edward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
by j. II. Valentine. Auctioncer,
1886 east Man street
TRUSTFES AUCTION SALE OF
COURT ORDERS.

J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Hehcs, of all in Leavenng Powc,Lae u. S. Govt Report
R&>!!A!!! Rs%assi!
ARS0H.UTEEN saUEE
Highest of all in Leavening Powc1.-Latest U. IS. u

wall. who performed the ceremony. MisS
Mamie Mcclure presided at the or1'n'
playing the wedding march from i'onen-
grin a. the bridal party entered. anu ".n-
delssohn's wedding march as th.y WIN
drew
4 rcception had been rendered the we'd
ding marty AT the home Of the brides pa
rents on Monday evening and stump
tuons supper served 10 the guests.
Mr. and Mrs Nackay left on their oIl-
dial trip amid showers Of rice ana Sooh
wishes from their friends. The couple
were the recipients Of a number OF hand
soms and useful presents. MI. Mhckay.
father Of the groom: Miss Mackay ana
Mrs. Myers. sisters OF the groom MIS-.
Delhi. of Hancock. Nd, aunt Of the
bride. and others from a distance attend
ed the wedding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

a pis,oi in the hands Of n negro nameu
Woody Burwell. No one was present at
the time but Robinson and the negro
both claim that the shooting was accl.
dental. Robinson went at once IN quest
OF Or. G. II. Massey. 81,
Rev. Mr. Lisk will begin a ser,es
church on the second Sunday In Noven-
Der next. and will be assisted ny SOM
visiting minister OF the Baptist church.
Mr.. T. L. Frazer, OF coventry. ~ w
county. has gone To Washington ~ N''
to engage I'm business. ,..,,.,, -,
Mrs. Bette 6. Charters Is ha'iiig q
beautiful residence built on her IaI III
near the Scdgwlck monument IN ,',,'
county. Mr., Il. II. Pritche" u '"e 'o"'
There is quite a good deal of malaria ,l.,,ah
and tvphoid- fever in the county, Wn'ch
is attributed IL the impurity OF inc "atei'
uroduced by the drought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Iower AIl,emarle.

SCOTTSVILLE, October 2i-(Specal y
Hon. Thomas S Martin is here to-day.
He came up from Richmond on the nor n
mg train, and Is quite busy attending 10
business at his office.
Mr.. Isaac X. Rarksdale. County Super
intendent of Schools. is now travelling on
the north side of the county visiting as
many of the schools as possible before the
The thermometer was quite low here
this morning. and a large flock OF wild
geese were seen journeying south. indi-
eating colder weather in the near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
MANY DISAPPOINTED.
The Presidents special Ahead "f the
TINE Announced

CHARI VA. october IL
,SpecialD -Hundreds of people from 'haI-
lottcsvine and the University of Virginia
were disappointed this afternoon in mo-
ing President Cleveland and party as
they BASED through here N route Tor
Washington. Notice had been given tht'
whereas IT pulled in at ':0N. About ="
persons were at The station man OF
whom shook hands with the ~ s.deni'
who stood on the platform OF me rear
coach. The students gave nm the Ia
nous university yell. which he Sc m 1
10 enjoy. lie was not called on for a
speech. Engines were changed here. IN
train remaining eight minutes. Large
crowds fiocked to me station after the
train had departed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
ASH. AND.
Meeting of Newton Camp, 4. Va
Rector Resigns.

ASHLAND. VA. october 2t-(SpeciaL)
Newton Camp. Confederate Veterans met
Ter. to-day. Commander lrby in the chaiI'
The Committee on Bylaws ana consul
tuition made their report, which was
adopted. The necessary papers Tor Il
charter were perfected and ORDERED to
be forwarded To AdjT,dnt-Genoral tlt II
It Richmond. 1t is proposed To nav i
reunion at Christmas, when an 'hf VI M,
ans in the county VIII be- invited. The
amp adjourned to reasscmble November
lith in their hall here. 800,
Rev. 7. NJ. Amber, for seven years rec
tor OF 81 James Episcopal Shurcn NJ '.
tardsrsd his resignation 10 the VestrS at
y meeting held Wednesday 1t was ac-
cepted. to take effect January, 1879 MS
news will he received 10y many 81 our
people with deep regret. as MI. ANNE
LoS eudcared himself 10 them 10y ms
pleasant and courteous manners and his
Christian character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Death of u Prominent Farmer.

CAPE. CHARLES. VA. October 81
Especially William IL. Coilinsham.
one of the Oldest and most prominent
farmers of northampton county. died last
night at his home, Bayview Va, about
three miles from here. OF rheumatic govt.
Mr.. Collingham was o. years Old an
had always been a resident of the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia. He accumulated quite
a fortune during his life. and leaves
a valuable estate. which is wiliei u
his wife, who survives him. pr. Garland
y. Moore, OF this city. is a nephew OF tht
deceased His remains will lie Inferred
IN the family buying-eround on one OF ms
farms. near Bayyiew. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

We will sell by auction. on the prem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

Meeting of the Directors Of the >t"tc
observation-disclosures

STANTON, VA. October 2i--tSpeciai.
The meeting Of the state Board OF plreo
tors of the Virginia Institution for IT,
Deaf. Dumb and Blind took piac" he'
..o-day. There were present Pre"idt f
samuel Forrer. of Augusta; Thomas II
Crowder. OF stanton; George \; Mush,
back. of Alexandria; r. II. Watkins. o.
Halifax; J. II. Lindsay, of A!bemarie
and c. W. :. Turner, OF loudYuh;: .l,,.,,,
were appointed a committee 10 memorial
re the Legislature 70 separate the nhn'
rom the deaf and dumb in the educatioEa
york carried on by the state:
,r'ssman n. st. George Tucker. anl
State-Senator Edward Echols tonight al
dressed the stanton Democratic CIup
making spirited speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
4 Pretty Home edding.

WILSON. y. C., october si.-tSpecial)-
Last evening "A beautiful home wedding
was solemnzed at the residence OF Mrs.
Savage, in this Gown. when Mr.. Robert
T. Lee led TO the altar Miss Bertha say
age Rev. Il. y. lyey. assisted by 1T.
j. A. Mundy, performed the ceremony
In very impressive manner. AFTER the
ceremony the bridal party, with a Few IN
,vited guests. were received at the home
OF the groom's mother. where a bountiful
supper awaited them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
KEEP u OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not 10 be undersolc Keep up with the
times. and not be left behind Best quail
" and fun weight guaranteed. 1t is to
your interest 10 place your orders at
once. as prices are rapidly advancing
-''' '''' ANTHRACITE. STOVE.
ANTHRACITE, NUT.
ANTHRACITE, EGG.
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN.
l.. SPIlNT.
H. SFLINT.
POCAHONTAS. LUMP.
FIRE CREEK.
THE CELEBRATED Prick COKE,
superior t. all others.
SO-CALLED CO\NELLSNILLE.
300 west Broad: phone 40i.
1875 east Cary street; Phone l65.
Sc ll-3m c. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
PRAYING FOR TX AIN.
stores. Banks, and other Pubhc
nulIJInus I'm berrHXilic Close.

prRRYVILI.H. VA. October 4.-tSpe-
cial)-Seryices were held here yesterday
al the Baptist church 10 pray for ram
The stores and the banks and o'her
public buildings closed from 1880 to l.
o'clock. and persons Of all classes at
tended and took part in the services
The drought now prevailing is by far the
worst ever known in this section. ana
the suffering and loss consequent IS very
lrrnnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

WANTED. \ QUlCK-SELLINCi SIDE
LINE with frst-class house by young
travelling man In Virginia territory. Ad-
dress SIDE LINE, care Dispatch.
o, pllts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy a New
or Secondhand Cooking or HEATING
$tovr. from s. 10 $50. Gasoline. llc per
gallon IEIDI'S 'STDN E-HOi Sc. 1909
east FRANKLIN street, near old Market
phone 1865. 0c lois
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

to examine our stock of Jewelry AMI
Watches will he time put in. lime Is
money, and time so taken will surrey he
money in Your pocket when it comes to
buying Jewelry. We haven't set fancy
price on even single article. Our
stock is FOR SALE and at prices that
are ca cnlat ii to MAKE it sell. and is
not meant to hold down our shelves and
counters. That's why we buy the best
we can and sell n, low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

WANTED. ALL OF OUR FRIENDS
and In" public generally TO know We are
now located at 80 WEST BROAD
STREET. where W. shall be- pleased u
serve them with an kinds. best grades.
coat. WOOD AND ICE. at lowest
prices Give MS a call and save money.
PAGE BROTHERS. 80 west Broad street
'phOus z2l &C -f-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. \ WHITE OR BRIGHT
COLORED Girl. TO do house work for
TWO persons NO washing. Apply after
Oc 2j-lt'