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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
At II Country Home In Red
ford.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. November s.
Special )-On Wednesday at 3 o'clock p.
,l at the house OF air. William Cornc-
lius. near Sedalis. about thirteen miles
from here. beautiful and impressive
marriage ceremony occurred. The couple
were his charming daughter. Miss Otta-
Wa Cornelius. and Mr.. Jesse Burks, OF
the same ucighhOrhood. The attendants
ak couples entered the parlOr first. fol-
lowed by the maid Uf honor Miss Annie
Cornelius, sister OF the bride. aCco.upa-
MED by her little sister Miss Media, bear
ing thc ring These were followed hy the
bride. leaning Ou the arm Of her father
and she was IN the room met boy The
groom and his best man, Mr. Claiming
sale.
The twain were made one hy the Rev.
r. W. Jones. OF ; & Johns church. with
the solemn and Autiful ceremony OF
the Episcopal Church. There was a large
number OF guests present 20 witness the
blending Of TWO lives. The bride. who
loyahle.
Afcr the. two had received the con-
giatulatlOns OF the company the bridal
party repaired 10 the home OF the groom
father. where a genuine old Virginia "in-
fare was given There were about
hundred quests and the evening was
spent Ina tripping the light fantastic To
90 musicians from i.ynchburg. and In ge-
nal converse, until supper was am
nounC.d. The table was handsomely de-
curated with flowers and the menu en-
hfaccd every substantial and dainty that
Tue most fastidous appetite could desire
me occasion Viii long be remembered
most pleasantly by al who participated
In its hapuiueSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

You who suffer from nervousness, ner-
VOus weakness the exhaustion or
nervous debility. the tired condition at
tendsut upon poor blood and low vitality.
the ncrvc-nearing pain OF neuralgia. or
rheumatism. who pass sleepless or rest
less night. and wake mornings tired and
unrefreshed. with dull-feeling head. bad
taste in the mouth. and 20 10 your oc-
cupation languid, nervous. dispirited,
without your old-time energy and ambi-
ton. do not lose "A moment In securing
this grand strengthener and invisorator.
Or Creeuc's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. il is purely vegetable and HARM
less and 10 viii surely make YOU well.
10 Is not % patent medicine but the
prescription OF the most successful living
specialist In curing nervous and chronic
diseases, Or. Greene. Of No. 81 west
Fourteenth street. New York city. He
has the largest practice In the world,
and this grand medical discovery Is the
result Of his vast experience. The great
reputation of Dr. Greene is guarantee
that his medicine will cure, and the fact
that he can be consulted by any one. at
any time, free OF charge personally or
By letter gives absolute assurance OF the
beneficial action Of this wonderful medi-
cine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
FIRE IN PETERSBURG
STABLE DESTROYED AND HORSES
BURNED TO DEATH.
Supposed 10 Have Been Accidcnt"'-
Unse-UaII-Thc tockadc 'i'E WIZ
Prohably Have ~ Tcnm-FcI sonar
md General News.

pETERSBIRG VA November
fs,ecjai,-A stable. on the premises OF
Il, I y H. smith. weli-known baker
on Washington street was oea""S'N
nv fire this morning about O'CLOCK Two
o. horses were burned 90 death, ana a
ouantitv OF provender and other properly
lost IL is not known exactly no"
Tho nre occurred. hut IL Is believed 10
have been accidental a boy in the en-
,iov OF Mr.. smith went lnto the stable
about that hour 90 feed the horses. smok-
ING a cigarette. and carrying with MN
Il LIGHTED lamp. The latter he hung against
one OF the stalls. leaving IL burning
whom ne left the building IL rs supposrI
that the lamp was knocked from IT'S
Mace by one Of the horses. ana mat
the fire originated in this way. The hre
burned so rapidly that it WAS found I'M
posgiblo 10 save the horses or any thlhs
else in the building. Mr.. smith had 10
insurance.
WILL PETERSBURG HAVE \ IfA"i
From what can Doc learned today.
nppcars that Petersburg VIII nave " '"'
ball team in the state League heNt !'1',
anu one ''.' s.t1 tbsf ulavers
me P,nl'l','. .t-re3 -sn,one them
nave uii,'.' .'.,n,r- and. farthcr-
S'F'i"' "'' .,.,. l.os GOOD financial
NOR "s 10. ,'..I. ,.li A.. lost in SEE
udcNIlb' 90. 49,.
II i. ri,rrorel that the foot ball tiu"S
81 NJ az i..,,,,.len-siduoy VIII play a
''D'.i' l.,,. on Monday n,Xt. or
N""' 80 ,. ,riu attract a large
o"uls y, ~ '...,l.,,,.,s
''"" t.'......-., ~, cr.>-rpAT.
fLi'9'->+'i' ~. .
The funeral ~ ihe Nt"''@" -
\. Battle. Wie oil 'vI'''"l -.
battle or -No!.n ',i".,'.'' ''' ~ me
a. htE. at. II ~ Xxx. o.tv took
First Baptist chlrch J" , 30
place to-day. heF. Ml IL. -.
mond' aSsls'ed 10y ,"' no., ,..a, i,.
OF the city "l''4"''' ~, H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

Hon. George ". Wing, Mayor or the
capital city Of Vermont. is 4 man OF high
emineuce. \ distinguished lawyer. he
has served his State in many hish offices,
having been Deputy Secretary OF state. oc-
cupled a position in the State Treasury.
was postmaster OF Montpelier and was
elected 20 the state Legislature In ls>2-
owing 10 his great popularity. he had the
distinguished honor 60 be elected Mayor
Of Montpelier. q position he now nils
with illustriols success.
When such Il man. occupying so high
q position in the community. endorses The
grcat curative powers and recommends
the sick and suffering 10 use DR. Greenes
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy. no one
Will hesitate FOR a moment TO use this
grand medical discovery. this great re
storer OF health and strength.
Mayor Wing says: Il have used Or.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rene
dy I'm my family with marked and decided
benefit
Especially has IL been useful In In
somnia. arising from Indigestion, and
It's attendant evils I think well Of Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
and freely grant permission 10 use this
letter IN advertising it, .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
STIR IN KING GEORGE.
INDICTMENT AND ARREST OF \
PROMINENT CITIZEN.
Charged With Embezriencnt OF
County FunGs-Iins the Symp"i"s
nj the pconlc--.otss from frede-
Interchangeable Fair Association

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November o.
osoeclall-A sensation was created IN
Kim, Gcorgo county yesterday by the
indictment and arrest OF Mr j.. j. h''e'
house a prominent citizen OF that county
CHARGED with the embezzlement OF some
5000 of public money while he was ACT
inv as Deputy Treasurer Of ire county
undcr Dr. f.. +. Nnde. Mr.. Whitehouse
came originally from Maine, but mas re-
sided IN King George for some years ana
has ALWAYS taken leading part III d"
pro.tresslve movements, social, poiu'd''
and religious. Fletcher chapel one ol 'he
LARGEST Of the churches Of the county
was recently rebuilt and refurnished by
bis energetic efforts. and for some years
ne has Been the superintendent oil large
Sunday school at the chapel
lie has the sympathy OF the people
of tho county. who believe that If there
he a shortage he used the money without
criminal intent, and with the. expectation
OF replacing IT,
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL.
one of the most successful revivals IN
III history OF Salem Baptist church, M
Spotsylvania. near this city. Is now in
progross. II is being conducted boy tho
Rev. ". j. Decker pastor of that church.
assisted by Or. ~. :. runaway, ot this
place. The services. are nightly attended
ly large crowds and there have already
been many conversions.
~ GOOD CONDITION.
Tho fair association of This city held
a. meeting Of its IOasi OF Directors 90
day 10 examine ana audit the secretary
ami tre3surer's accounts. and found the
affairs of the organization in very Good
condition. Enough was realized 10y the
last annual exhibition 10 pay all purses
offered for races and 70 per cent. Of the
premiums. ami have a cons.deiahle sum
Tor necessary Improvements 10 Dml1ihss
and grounds.
a game of football was played here to-
dav by Il team from I.0cust-Ddle Aca4e-
my. Orange county. ana that OF the COL
Iee.ate Institute here. resulting IN favor
of tho home team by a score o. 10 4. ],
was witnessed 10y large crowd. ana was
a spirited contest from beginning to end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

store OF McCune q Rhodes. at Cedar
Creek station. about two and half miles
north OF Capon roads. IN which store ~
the Uost-ofiiCr. was broken into, ana
young benjamin McCune. who sleeps IN
the store was bound with the sheets from
his bed. being threatened with death X
he made any cutlery While the BURGLAR
only one waa seen here-Has at work IN
the store and office. McCune broke ms
bonds. and selling a pistol from beneath
mis- pillow. jumped from a window. ana
running TO the front 90 the store. tred
three times or the burglar. Bat without
effect About 800 in goods. check s,
money. ana stamps were secured al &C.
dar Creek. 4 lot OF cigars and other
goods taken from the Ctpon-toads store
were found near fhe Ceiar-Creek store
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
4 Pulaski WEDDING.
Miss Willie Jordan aud Nr. Henry
l.. TPOiinger.


DUBLIN. VA. November s--'Spe,ial)-
The marriage Of Miss Willie jordan
daughter Of the late Mr ". IT, Jordan.
ana Nr Henry L. Trolinger OF Pulaski
county. took place Wednesday afternoon
at 2.el o'clock at the Thorn-Sprlng 1e-
tholist church. The event had been look
81 forward - with great interest and
the church had been handsomely deco
rated for the occasion with Eur.1Nt- Oi
evergreen and W.th chrysautneWut1- ana
1ltiel plants. II also had been darkruri,
and wax. candles and the decorated chan
dclcrs furnished just the amount of iltnt
needed TO bring ont the beauties of The
scene. A. a centIepeCc Immediately DO
front Of the altar was suspended heart
made of white cfrysauthemums. under
which TIE bride AND groom stood ddiliS
the ceremony Mis-. Maude DdrSt, az fu-
laski city. presided az thc organ. ana tC
tho sounding of the wedding maich the
bridal party entered IN the following
ora.
J.. Hattcl. g. i. par-t. AMI j. IL. Is.
Beu-two by either aisle. followed by
the attendants the ladies entering 10y
one aisle aud the gentlemen 10y the other
The attendants were Miss Maggie Jot-
dan and Mr. Il. u. Moore. Mss Kitty
bentley and ar. George lrslcf; Hiss
Perl. Stfarns and AR NJ. 8. Roh.n~ont
Miss Claudia Dlrst ani Ir. q. VI Whal-
ing Niss Bessie krIt anu MT kon.ft
CaIfcr: N.ss cynthia Bentley and Mr.
~. ~ Whitman. Next came tho maid
OF honor. Miss TroiiNetr sister OF the
groom. ana little Mary Stedrnes he. cOu-
sin. barring the ring
The groom. accompanied hy his best
man. Mr George bentley Of Roanoke
city. came down the south aisle and at
the same time the bride entered 10y the
other door, leaning on the arm OF her
brothcr-in-laW, NJ *. T.. Hartman. Rev.
Il g. Kelly OBLIGATED
Tine bride was coW.el in bTOcaded satin.
CA trJinC. with orange flowers, and car
ricd bouquet Of brides roses. The maid
Of honor was ia pink NULL and carried
pink Dhiy~uthDmumS The bridesmaids
with Marie Aatonettc nchus.
The bride and groom, after an elegant
reception at ne home OF the brides
mother took the evening train for Al
lanta. and the company separated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
III ISfit VI.
Tobacco MnrLet--In n HuGdie-Nar-
riuEc Announcement.

DURHAM. y. c.. November S.-(Spe-
ciaD-At the regular meeting Of the
Board Of Trade. held Wednesday, tHe
following officers were elected: +. j..
Parrish. president: j. S. Carr vice-presi-
don't. u. 4. Noel. secret .rv and treasurer.
Tie usual committees were also aYt ONT.
cl. The prospects Tor 80 improvement
in the tobacco market were evident and
the best Of spirits prevailed among the
members oil Che board
There is quite muddle in the populist
county government. Tho county Treasury
is empty. owing to the fact that the
books have rot been turned over TO the
Sheriff. and the taxes, ia consequence
have not been collected
4 committc. OF experts has been en-
ployed TO revise the taX-.!sts and
straightcn the errors.
Cards are ont f0r the marriage or Mr.
Rufus J.. Patterson and Miss Madge'
Tho eldest daughter of Mrs. Lucy. J..
Norchaad. The ceremony viii take place
an The PRESBYTERIAN church ~ high noon,
November 18th reception At the home
Of the bride. from ! % T. M.' VIII
follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
NrIhnn Nnics.

WELDON. y. c.. November S-.(Spe-
ciaiJ-Nir. r.. II. Parker. OF lartoro D
and Mrs. Jessie z. Ausman, az Nortn-
ampton. Mass. were married here yes
tcrlay at the Atllniic-Coast Line Hotel
Rev. Il. =. Troy performing the cefe-
monv. ~ was not q runaway match but
simply q convenience T. To- united mere
The happy couple returned 10 Tarboro
on the afternoon Grain.
The vestry Of Grace Episcopal church
here has taken steps towards the build
ing Of an Episcopal church AZ ROANOKE
RAPIDS az an carly day. q committee 10
have charge of the work has been an
pointed. as follows: g. r.. Emory, j.
Armstrong Chaulcr 9. r. Maxwell. Roa-
noke Rapids: ". ". Hablision. Peters
burg; Or. \. r. ZolliGe0oher. faul "ar'e''
and ". ". (nhln. We.lOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Trial Again PostpoucJ-The UniVer-
sify Fund.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. November
S-lspeclal1-Thc funeral Of AR VIII
liam p suead. whose death under dis
tresslne circumstances was reported IN
Yesterdays Dispatch. VIII lake place to-
morrow afternoon. lie Was 20 have been
married this fan.
The case of Mrs. Rosa Smith charge
with poisoning her husband by admins
ttriug Crot0n Oh. has been again post
pon.d. this time until the December term
" the County court
The musical tea az Colonel Nenable's
last night was brilliant social success.
ana uetted about $50. which VIII De used
i0 restore the pedestal Of the JEFFERSON
statue 40 tho university
The Alumni AMI Citizens Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

are very successful in getting snbse ,F.I (,
tions 10 the university fund' Sl0Ic '''''
500 was subscribed TO-DAY. -.
Tho university boys VIII go IN Ihite
numbers tomorrow TO Lynchburg 20 W!--
ness a., game Of football between the
North Carolina University and Nashihs-
ton and Lee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY, DO YOU ?
Well, just listen. Here's how yOuCaD
do il. You know saving is making it.

New Mncl.crei
Who is 20 that doesn't Ike a
Fine Far Mack reli ............ O.
New Buclss,heat
We have just received o carload
FINEST Creamery Batter.
Now. here IS something that YOU
win surely bly-l-r pound ...... %
Oystfr-Crnciscrn.
The incest Crackers on the mar
k-t. short and Crispy .......... o.
Fine suEGT-C ured Hams.
Finest Hams. AN sizes, sweet and
Juicy: per pound ................. IL
GrauuInted sugar.
German Graduated, or Beet SUI
Ear ..........-....... .......t.s-..... = .
irish Potatoes.
". have the finest Potatoes on
the mlrker-a / eek tlr ........... i
New Norl. STATE Duticr.
Fine Roll Butter. sweet as nut.
pr pound .......... -...--... -
New Crop Aoung iISson Ten.
II viii pay you o. examine what
We are Offering 90 Teas. We
have ID choice selection ana II
you viii get a sample package
say a pound. or even less-you
Will b. surprised We sell
Fine Coifees.
our Mocha and Java or French
Breakfast h. very nne ........... -
RDck-Candy >yrup.
This will give you an appetite: get
gallon. only ..................... -
Fine Family Flour.
O'Sullivans Pride. highest grade
Matef-GrOund Meal.
IN bushels Water-GrOund and
Boit-d Meal Observation-Disclosures. ~
Fine Chewing-I obaccO.
~ o.
piece u goods ................... .
BOO bushels White Corn ........... -
1000 bales Timothy Hay per cwt. Cd
lnNO bushels Finest clean Oats. 20
Flue ola Rye Whiskey,
years old. per gallon ............ 81 %
1000 pounds Finest Country Bt-
con. from Albemarie. pr pound. s
There are several reasons why YOU
Should send Us your orders The most
urs -nt Is you can buy 50 much cheaper.
ff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
BOLD RGiARS.
ESpress-Ofrce, Post-Omce. md
stores Robbed

WOODSTOCK. VA. November S.-tSpe-
cial)~Tho store and express office II
Capon road station, Shenagdoah county.
were entered last night about midnight
ly burglars. who obtained three packages
from the express ONCE and a quantity OF
goods and small amount Of money from
the store. an hour oT - Afterwards the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
IhaIhiiDlep' S
WIlE-AWAKE,
0NE.PRICE HOUSE,
BROAD And FIFTH.
EMrLoYMENr WANTS.

WANTED. TO HIRE COLORED BOY
between To- and is years oiI. Apply at
No. -f1. corner Twenty seventh aut
Grace streets, east no '-li,
WANTED. 4 THOROUGHLY COMPE-
TENT HOUSE SERVANT. References
required. No. east Main street no 5-it'
WANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN AS
BUNDLE-WRAPPERS. also, VIZ
LADIES. quick AT figures.
THALHIMER BROI HERS
no 9-lt Filth ana Broad streets.
WANTED. sTENOGRAPHER AND
TYPEW RITTER. willing 90 assist in Office
work. Must he early riser and every day
worker. Give experience and lowest sdlA-
rs. Address ENERGY, Dispatch Office
no s-lt-
WANTED. \ FIRsT-CLASS COOK.
Best Of references required Good wages
''''' JACKSON BRANDT * co.
no OFT 80. 1913 east Main street
WANTED. DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOK
KEEPER. NOun. man preferred. state
age. experience recommendations. anu
lowest salary expected Address STEAD
WORKER Dispatch Office. no at
WANTED. LAUNDRY MAID TO
work two days iu the week, at SO east
Grace street nos--l
AGENTs.-A SNAP. go WEEKLY;
$500 yearly No experience Ieqlll-i'
Failure impossible. new scheme. Par
ticulars free Address ;. :. WAKE
COMPANY. Box sos, Boston. Mas,
no g-Sa. Tu&Thl2t
WANTED. \ REGISTERED .PHAR-
MAClST 81 good experience. Also, 10
sleep at store Good salary. one sober.
polite. and attentive 70 business. Adj
dress with references. at once, fHAk-
MAClST, care VI station y, city.
WANTED YOUNG MAN. OF ENPE-
RIENCE wants "a POSITION As SALES
MAN ~ a retail house. Shoes preferred.
city reference. Apply ~ j. d. q X. >.
Christian Company S. le SCUM four-
teenth street, / and Christian L9ne.
WANTED. A MAN To TAKE AN OF
FICE and represent manufacturer; 50
dress with stamp. MANUFACTURER,
NJ 6-W&Saf
\ COMPETENT SOLICITOR To TAKE
charge OF territory 10 Central or South
west Virginia or West Virginia Build
ing. Loan, and Life Insurance combined.
Best combination IN the Held. Exceptional
commission contract 20 nrst-cldss man.
Address SOUTHEASTERN BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Norfolk, Va.
no 1-eodGt'
WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
ARMY. ABLE-BODiED. UNMARRIED
MEN. between ages OF q and %: citizens
OF the United States, OF good character.
and temperate habits. who can speak
read and write English. For fun in
formation apply TO RECRUITING Of
FICER. l north Seventh street, Rich
mond, Va oc 3-W, Th&satDe5lI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORTS.
Forest LOdge,
GLEN ALLEN. VA.

on AMI after SEPTEMBER 2ith. until
further notice. there VIII De- NINE
TRAINS DAILY. sundays excepted. boz
tween Richmond and Glen Allen, running
as follows.
Trains Wi. leave Richmond for Clen
and - ~ y. ~
Trains VIII leave Glen Alien Tor Elch-
mond an GIt \. NJ. 7.i3 4. A.. 2I5 T. ~,
J83 T. NJ. and II IS T. ST.
All trains from Richmond wl leave
both Byrd Street ana Eliza stations, s--
cent those marked with star The
latter will leave from Elba station only.
Iarge parties visiting me Lodge FOR dn
afternoons or evening amusement. par
t.ularly when music is required for
dancing. etc. Will please phone a few
hours in advance. So that suitable ar
r4neements may pe made
For fuller particulars address FOREST
LODGE Glen Allen. Va, Phone 80 10.
Sc Zl-t5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
LOST. sTRAyED, AND FOUND.

WE HAVE LOST OR MIsLAID GER
TIFICATES NOS % and 2sf FOR ten
snares each OF STOC. OF THE OLD DO
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION, standing in our names on
the books OF the association and We have
applied 10 the association for a dupll-
cate certificate.
JAMES r. FERRITER,
WILLIAM LONGAN.
Richmond. Va, October is, 1885.
No 2-Sa.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
November =. 1893.
Ours is truly
4 Lively Store.

Our patrons believe us when
we speak of our facilities for
buying. We were never in a
better position to buy goods
buy them right and at the right
place. There's an air of pro-
gression about our place; every
item in the house seems charg-
ed with an enthusiastic i'll
tiuence. Our method Of doing
business seems to meet with
everybody's approval, and it's
the quality of that influence
that makes for Us future Gus
TONERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

THE BEST THING FOR CHAPPED
HANDS. Rough Skins. Scalds. and sun
burn is
SOOTHING BALM. 25c
EDhINS'S NEW PHARMACY.
no s-eodlm 30 east Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
TRCSTEE'S SALE OF
Handsome, Substantially Built, and
Well-LOCaled
Three-StOry BTOWnSt0ne and
Brick Residence
LIBERAL TERMS.


By virtue OF the provisions oC corr
tain deed OF trust dated October lt lf'i
and recorded in Clerks office 81 Rich
mond thancery Court Desd-hook l3' y.
page Is. default having been made h
The pawn M of certain notes therein So
cured. ard being required fo to 10, } VIII
sell by auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER @. 1N5.
ar $3.50 = NJ. am that LOT OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon. lDslgnat-
al as No. $50 west Grace street. distant
,5N feet west of Shafer street, and front
INK on north line 0t Grace street 90 get
and extending back between lines nearly
parallel lf ioet, moro or less. O. aNey
10 feet wide
TERMS. cash as - expenses ~ -ale a
note 0f $500. with interest. from June
ID. is9l. ana note OF $1,000 Wild interest
from Ociscr 49, 1893. balance upon easy
terms. % be announced 40 Sale.
g.. l.. DENDlN.
no Trustee.
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AucrIoN sALn,-l.r,n..- =

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs som -...
LaAhS FOE THE crRgENr "a, 'ai
b nAn ftAR ARD TO BE Pam ~ IN.
NENDDE. "''h TAG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. AN ACTIVE PARTNER.
with = capital OF $1,000 or 5000 20 engage
IN o. weli-e Established furniture and carpet
business IN one OF the most prospt rouS
dress "BT'SINESS." care this o.lce
no 6-iw
WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy New
or Second Hand Cooking or Heating
Stove. from - 40 SH. Gasoline. Ice per
gallon. LEIDY'S rBNE-HOCSE. lp0
east Franklin street near Old Market.
Phone 1865. &C lots
WANT YOU TO BUY HALLS STAND
ARD SAFES. Take an the premiums the
word over Prices ana qualify gudrau-
tecd. Large assortment of Second Hand
Safes I'm stock AZ very low figures. EX-
pert work promptly done.
r. l.. BARNES. sole Dealer.
IS north Ninth street, Richmond Va
So Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

by J. D. Clmnt
Zeal Estato AGENT ana t.
lio5 ease Stain .tr...
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Auction sALa,-rhl. Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXE5 FOR THE CURRENT CALEH'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NESDEE
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ID. O'SULL.VAN,

10. O'SULL.NAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
(nO 2-Sl.S Tu&rh)
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L. ltanoad Braual. are the Best. s'fe. ks, able:
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tr L-.lssH ~ itrrss ~ p eturn Maii. 40 brgssse-
Chichester thcmcaA Co., fbllAI4-, Ia.
my 25-Sa Su. Tu&Thly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

BY Dcnoon. Topper s. CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

WANTED. TO HIRE COLORED BOY
between To- and is years ODD. Apply 40
No. .ft. corner Twenty seventh and
Grace streets. east. no t-lt'
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR TIVE CURRENT CAlEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BB PAID PRO
RATA by THE VENDOR AND THE
NFNDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

WANTED. \ MAN To TAKE AN OF
FlCE and represent a manufacturer, 80
Per week. Small capital required. Adj
dress with stamp. MANUFACTURER,
Box .l2 Concord Junction. Mass.
No G-WE Saft