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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-14

Proceedings of June a..
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Commissioners WEIGH and
Harris.
The following bills were allowed:
John Shannon, juror, Justice courts 10
George A. WEIGH, salary, county
commissioner .... 23 80
Harvey Harris. salary, county COM
missioner 10 10
J0hn HUBERT, petit Juror........... 8 10
Owen Farley, bailiff ............. 10 90
John Tyler, petit Juror............ IS 90
F. E. Moorhouse, petit juror........ 10
H.. M. Barnes, petit Juror......... 8 10
D.. X. HolbrOok, petit JurOr........ 16 so
John Hedstrom, petit JUROR. 4 so
Edward Rawlings, petit JUROR. 20 90
George A. Van Solen, petit Juror. 10 20
w. G. Steiber. petit jurOr.... 4 10
George F. Graves. Witness...... s 10
John Ross, witness. & 10
George Robidou, petit juror........ 6 10
Morris Anderson, petit juror. 8 10
Gull River Lumber Company, lum-
~ 81
T.. q. Chase, salary, county Judge. IS 81
John Harcourt, salary, county ply
stefan 50 90
Bismarck Tribune, supplies. 80 IS
George Williams, assigned to j. G.
SWEET, witness. 2 90
E. G. Taylor, boarding and guard
ing prisoners. 1896 rs
John Boyle, justice of the peace. so 70
Bill of William Head referred to Com
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-14
Here's a Record.


W.. Wagner of Sterling, sends in a
note to show what can be done in H..
way OF stock raising on the Missouri
slope, and wants to know where it can
be beaten. He says:
Eleven years ago today June 10Y f.
bought acow from Hon. Thomas Richards
l paid him $50 for her-and todav | would
sell INN, or any other man, three cows for
that amount. From that COW and her in
crease l have sold twenty-seven head.
Killed three, three died, one steer was killed
oy lightning. and l still have tw%enty-seven
head, three of which will have calves
within a month. The old COW was killed
by lightning on June IA, 1891, Just seven
years and four days after l bought her. I
named some of the animals as follows.
April, May, June, July, Bismarck, Maxi
milan, Daisy, Bloss. Linn, Tom and Jerry.
Bissell, Hoke Smith, Ranger, Isabella
Ferdinand, Martha, AIeck, Rex. Ruth
Coxey, Debs, Queen Lii, Rose, Lou, Mary
Lease, etc., etc. The old COW had five
helter calves IN five consecutive years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
ADOPT MIR. ANDERsON's PLAN.
The Nusic-HaII to he Extended q"
the North.

The Committee on Hall for the Confea-
crate reunion met in the City Engineers
private office at / o'clock yesterday.
Judge George l.. Christian presided anu
other members present were 'ener ,i
Peyton Wise, Colonel John Murphy, COL
onel II. y. Northen, Mr.. Joseph {. DICK
erson, and Mr.. Il. 4. Catlin.
Colonel Cutshaw also attended the
meeting. and detailed TO the committee
the result OF his examination of the plans
submitted by competing architects ana
OF his own investigation. which have beeh
generously and carefully prosecuted al
the request of the committee. lie eN-
planned to the committee the respective
merits OF the plans submitted by MI
Walter X. Higham and Mr.. ID. whey
Anderson, and pointed out the auNah-
tages and disadvantages of the two me-
thods of treatment.
Mr. Hieham was first invited into inc
office. and went fully into the detans oil
his plans. and answered numerous ques'
tons propOunded by members OF the
committee in regard 10 his estimates
material TO be used, and other features
Mr. Anderson followed, and gave an eN-
PLANTATION Of his plans and figures.
Mr. L. A. Catlin then moved. and Colo
mel Northen seconded the motion. thal
Mr. Anderson's plans for extending the
Music Hall 125 feet to the north Snouiu
be accepted. Mr.. Anderson's estimate OF
cost was several thousand dollars lower
than Mr.. Higham's. and proviso was
added TO Mr.. Catlin's motion TO the el-
feet that Mr.. Anderson should secure d
responsible contractor 10 undertake the
work at the price stated. This motion
was carried.
The committee then passed vote OF
thanks TO Colonel Cutshaw for MS kiha-
ness and his invaluable services ana au-
jOurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
CHRISTMAS IN sUNDAY-sCHOoLs.
The Festival at Nennbie street
Others 10 Occur.

Uhe Christmas festival at Nehao'e-
street church on Friday night was one Oh
unusual interest. Most of the numbers oi
49,. programme were rendered by the
children and they did splendidlN me
teachers were kindly remembered Dy
their scholars by the gift OF many n'.'o
,reeerts when santa Claus appeared Vi'
Nv scene the 10y OF the little folks wa
unbranded Evidently times are set""s
MI with old santa. for. instead OF
the fleet RENDERS, a sturdy goat drew MS
cbariot Of good things for the chil ,l eI'.
AT the close Of the festival hanuSoiilo
CIT OF a china-press was MADE 10 -.
= Din and wife as mark or esteem
go, "a. CONGREGATION. To the present "a
.ir, v-bich was made by Deacon D. j.
Wood pr. Din made appropriate re-
Spouse. 81, ,.a,, Sec CHRIST
- csiehrotion on Tuesday night. ana
Quite a pleasant time is promised All WHO
Nyrst-View sunday school viii also give
ITS CHRISTMAS entertainment Iu7su"'
,This afternoon at $50 O'Clock the lour
c,,r5,v echools connected with ~. Joi4i >
win hold their Christmas ceiepfation'
the sunday schools are st. Johh = GU
dell Memorial calvary az"
Shepherd. ,,t, season
Exercises appropriate 10 TINS se@soI u
will be- held at the sunday scHoVl Vi "'
PauTs church this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
nctter Buy British Guiana

Norwood. Va. December ~ 1870
To the Editor of the Dispatch'
IL would be much better for us 10 uuy
british Guiana than for us 10 90 10 wa
with Great Britain. IL would cost us
much less in money. and there woulu DC
no loss of lives-none OF uhe n,,
miseries involved I'm war. we coulu 'ne'
submit the disputed boundary line De
tween the United states and Nehezueia
IN arbitration, and thus have the "ho'7
matter amicably adjusted.
n the "Monroe doctrine Is haole 70
involve us i'm a patricidal war TO SUD SUD
serve the interest OF South Ail'ei 80 -
nation. IL thereby condemns user. sun
a war may be considered all right IN
south America; but North America mas
learned better. 1t must be remenloe' eu
that the British right to Guiana rests Oh
nearly the same grounds. and on the as
coveries Of many of the same men a.
our own original right TO TINS country,
The Anglo-Saxon interest Is 'ei' '''N''
the same in this world. ,,yN
ALEXANDER BROWN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Mr.. WORKMAN DEAD.
An OLD HOwITZER AND USEFUL
CITIZEN PASSES AWAY.
WAS Mr.. james ThOmas's Conhdeh-
tinI Secretary and Managed "'s
r-.. arcr Tint Geutleman's
Dcntb-FuneraI Arrangements

MIR Richard c. Workman died at MS
residence. No s2i Park avenue at 40
O'Clock last evening. after long ana
painful illness. lie was in his oo'h year.
and had been useful and worthy ci''-
zen. The news of his death VIII De It.
ceived with general regret throughout the
community.
Mr. workman was born in this city,
August .. 1874. and resided here ever
since. When the war broke out ne en-
gagged in it as a member OF one OF 'he
comnanies of the Richmond How
tiers which organization he serv-
q with distinction. He rose from
one post TO another until he became d
member OF General Joe Daviss stan
After the war Mr. Workman contihueu MS
interest I'm the Howitzers, and was AT
one time captain OF the battery
HIS BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.
Mr. Workman was for long WINE CON
nected with the wholesale grocery nm
OF T. & ). workman, of TINS CITY anu ne
subsequently became associated WIN Mi'
james Thomas as the cohhueiuai ~.
fQTN of mat bcUAlt4A~A4s
Thomas died Mr.. Workman became mana
Ger of the estate. and was engaged IN
the performance OF this duty up 10 inc
time Of his own death. -,,..,,
Mr.. Wortham was man Oh o.ei me
character. a courteous. kind-hearted gen
tleman. whose friendship was eVef 10 DC
valued. and whose advice was Always
worthy of consideration.
Mr.. woRTHANrs FAMILY.
He was a son of the late Edwin WORTH
am, and early in life married Miss saline
IL. Staples. who, with four daughters anu
ono son. survive him. The daughters are
Mrs Annie GUY Talley, wife OF DIR. War
rem Talley. Of New York. and Misses
sailie McGruder. Ellen Gordon. and Fan
ME Burbage Workman, while the son y
AIR. Richard G. Workman, Jr., clerk al the
r &. williams Tobacco Company.
The funeral will take place at il O'CLOCK
to-morrow morning from the residence OF
the deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
uo,dt,s Handsome Present

Ar Jackson Brandt, president u wy
vinance Trading Company was ,ahen
~. sunrise Christmas, when the ulrec' '3,,s
~ his company presented him WIN n
y ,oaoniaccnt. solid-silver service ia
handsome case. Ito hearing
the inscription. s. 10
with Christmas Salutauohs
OF
,,,,.o Howard Swineford,
T. ~ H. - J. y. Cullingworth,
r. VIM Pemberton, DR.. George Ross
,r,ornas \ Garter. Dr. Chas. NJ. Shields
December p, 1885
r,ho service was accompanied by a
,,archment. beautifully engraved, as toi-
."The Board Of Directors OF the Finance
Traaine company give cordial Christmas
meetings 10 their friend and president
Jackson Brandt. Esq. and beg MS &C
centance of the accompanying service Oh
silver as an expression of their gra'eIui
annreciation Of the ability, fidelity ana
unflagging Industry which have character,
ized his management OF the analrs oil
that company. - ,eo-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

ON Friday evening st. Johns Sunday
school and Little Cleaners had most
delightful joint Christmas ceIepratloi,
which was greatly enjoyed by the large
c,,,rd prescnt. Beneath brilliant star
fourteen large bells were SUSPENDED
Ginning Merry Christmas.
The exceedingly attractive and Well
rendered programme embraced "Chilst-
- Greeting" Most Beautiful Star,
"Christmas Chimes "A Christmas Gar.
Land" Martin I.uther's Manager Hymn,
con Christmas-Day." Mother Hubbard
Christmas Cupboard" "Freds scheme
cold and Frankincense and Myrrh,
"Croun christmas Queen" Little Rock
cts Christmas" "A Christmas Present,
"Ioe's search for Santa Claus KRIS
Kringle's Surprise" "The Jingle on th'
Roof" and "a Christmas Sieish' IT,,
80 claus came i'm a large sleigh
nijcd high with good things, and all re-
ceived wen-flled bag Of candy nuts
| and raisins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

The schooner Francis H. Godfrey Whlcn
sailed from Richmond ror Phiiadeiphia
on December 10Th. and which was round
dismasted and waterlogGed by the llher
Niagara on Friday. was loaded win o'S'
railroad-ties. consigned by lhe l. L.
Conquest Lumber Company, or this cry
The vessel had encountered severe
storm, and the steamer TOOK up Cap.a..'
Cullar and five seamen, OF the Godfrey
with great difficulty. The Godfrey Is
three-masted schooner Of 55S tons Duroeh.
she was set on fire when her crew ue-
serted her The cargo was consigned 10
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company ana
was insured. The schooner was owned Dy
MIR William Wheaton. Of Phiiadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
,tr RucIIex's Remains Laid az hest'

Al that Is mortal OF Mt 'aI,,gI q
Buckley. who died in Washington lhui -
dav. reached this city yesterday alVi
noon. at PAS o'clock. ana, being iiet a.
the depot by friends, tne remains W,
,aLon 10 lakewood Cemetery, ana pioc,n
=, ,ne receiving-vault. where burial ser
,Jcee were read. Mr. buckley was "
'.therrer nv birth, but moved 10 TINS
49,, obout len or twelve years ago. ol
,a,o Te had been employed in the Govern
,aent printing Once. in Washington. De
neassd was for a number OF years a
,os,nner of the First Regiment banD.
tio US in the 2Sth year of his age, ana
,.,as married about three years ago 10
,,lss uutb Childroy, OF Church I'LL, VINO
survives him. His death was quite
stoc,l "a his many friends in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
no INQUIRE INTO HIS SANITY.
An Aged White Man from fhi'""e'-
nbia Committed as Lunstic'

lanes Moore whose locks nave Deeh
whltened by the sands Of time, was taken
in charge by the county police yesterday
He was found wandering about in an
oi,,,1esa and forlorn condition, and was
committed 10 Jail as a lunauc 900.
Moore stated that h lves at ~" LIE
street. Philadelphia. but mat ne le4' 'o'.'5
several weeks ago, Whiie Oh 49, - -
49,, einca then. His brother, Mr.. w.
,Ia~ooder Moore. H.. he asserts, we'll anu
rN aD-,IarIv known In the quaker city. The
pyFc'r man is a physical wreck as
ui'io o III ~ his protracted debauch' and
his clothing IS in tatters. ..os.a q,
,tao, sr,,i'a Rudd. Tyler. and Lewis, WI
10 hoari Of enquiry into his cohd''loA
next SATURDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

The members OF the Lakeside Sluc "1 ~
n delightfully."- informal "smoker ,rh,
their handsome clubhouse last n.s ,ho
The affair opened with banquet al t"e
conclusion OF which there was an
promptu entertainment, whicn ~ COL
speeches, songs, and stores .y An.
s,9 Jr Victor Williams, Richard
Icwis X. Mitchell, David NJ. curry,
Wnliau II, Walter. Preston Noland' ana
Champ. peasants. ~, ,,o,,.
There was a large attendance OF mem
hers. and the affair passed Off most sue
cessfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
A Pheasant Anair.

Thursday night there was pieasan'
.s,.cioI gathering at the home Of Mrs. John
tG Biakey. No 17i4 Winder street. az
,shich a large number OF friends were
,resent There were some good reel
,stIons: also some enjoyable music Later,
abundant refreshments were served ana
all enjoyed a good time.
Among those present were: MISSES VT
.,snia ravor clifton Forge JAMIE Udriet
Scd,zerland; Carrie Ellyson, New Kent
Mary BYRD. Henrico.. and lrma Biakey
OF mis- city. the latter lady presiding
al the organ Among the gentlemen
..,ar. Messrs. Willie and Thomas Blakev
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
nEAIUS.

RIRDSONG Died, at the nome or MS
parents. near Homevlll. Sussex county,
IA at 4:3O o'clock \. NJ, December -.
1896. little TOM RUDD. second son or
Frank l.. and Mamie Darden Birdsong;
aged 9 years months and - days.
sNIPEs.-Born into spirit-life, Satur-
dav 12.i5 4. NJ, Mrs. MARY y. SNlPEs,
from residence of Mr.. Henry Hare. 4l5
north Twenty-sixth street. Burial IN
Staunton.
VIA.-Died. at her residence. 2n7 Vena-
HE street. December 2sth, MYRTLE ANN
VIA: aged years 10 months and "A
days.
Lay her gently in the coffin,
Fold her arms across her breast,
Wrap her cold, white shroud around her.
Myrtle, darling, has gone to rest.
Put away the little dresses
That our darling used 10 wear,
We will miss our little Myrtle,
In this world OF grief and care.
MYRTLE was our household darling.
And the pride Of all at home,
put an angel came and whispered:
MYRTLE. darling, 90 come home.
Funeral will take place THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON. at 8 o'clock from ABOVE
residence.
WICKS.-Died, December 18th. at his
residence. No. 107 south Beech street.
at AZ, p. NJ, after a brief and painful
illness. which he bore with Christian Tor
,itude JOHN J. WICkS, in the oith year
Of his age.
Asleep in Jesus; blessed sleep;
From which none ever wake TO weep.
Funeral from the Pine-Street Baptist
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON, al
$3.50 o'clock Friends ana acqualntances
! OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend.
WORTHAM.-Died, in this city. Satur-
day. the 18th of December, at 1l5 L. NJ,
| RICHARD c. WORTHAM, in the e1th
year Of his age.
Funeral services from his late residence
| MONDAY at II A. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
rup p,cuuoND DIspATCH-sUNDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1879

s,,,u,ions. University OF Virginia. Wash
,ngton and Lee University, Randolph
Macon College. and Richmond Co ,,.e;sa
There are many prominent alumni living
in this city. and the local chapter "a, a.
Richmond College as well as tne QUIZ
Virginia chapters will be well represent
oh at the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
The Pupils swell the Rebuilding
Fund.

Mr.. T.. =. Valentine. of the local COM
rnittee in charge Of raising funds for re-
building the University Of Virginia, mas
received the following self-eXplanatofy
letter. -,
Enclosed please find my check for SO
a contribution made by the Superlntehu-
ent. principals. and teachers OF the puphc
schools to the fund for rebuilding the Uni
versitv of Virginia. l regret that It is no
larger. Being forbidden by general
regulation TO appeal TO the pupils in our
schools. | have been compelled to conilne
nv efforts TO the parties above named.
Yours very truly.
WILLIAM +. FOX.
= S.-Nr. William Ellis Jones kindly
contributed $50 IN the way OF circulars
in facilitating my work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Deer Hunting on II Wheel.

A most remarkable deer-hunt occurred
near Claremont, Va. on Friday after
noon. Mr.. Lewis. editor OF the Clare
mont Herald, while riding his bicycle
over the hills. came across a deer, and
he gave chase. He succeeded in catch
ing the deer by the tail, and In an EFFORT
10 CAPTURE the fleeing animal, pulled the
tail entirely off, returning home with it as
a souvenir At least, this is the tale told
about the affair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
IN Countermanding of Our orders.

Although telegrsphic reports state mat
,ohacco-buvers in one or more other cities
for European countries have been ad-
used 10 discontinue purchases, owing
TO Mr.. Clevelands warlike message no
such instructions have been received here
% far as can be learned. IL Is thought
bv some tobacconists here that such or
ders from abroad have come az a blum
on the part Of European concerns TO
force down the price Of tobacco, in order
10 get their goods at cheaper prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
MARRIAGES..

MINSON-PATTERS at
the residence Of the bride, ap henaDie
street. December 10, 1895. THOMAS MIN
SON and c. X. PATTERSON. the Rev.
George &. Vanderslce officiating.
WEST-CONNER.-M December
q 1888. at Beaver Dam, Hanover county
Va. by Rev. Paul Whitehead, ID. D., Mr..
LEWIS VI. WEST. Of Hanover county,
Va. 10 Miss WILLIE VI. CONNER, OF
PfchmOnd Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December y
On January ], 1896 the following fourth-
class post-offices will become pfesideh-
tial:
Florida-Fort Brook
North Carolina-Scotland Neck.
South Carolina-Clinton.
Texas-Bartlett, Commerce, Jackson
Vile and Smthville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Accidentally shot Himself.

Edgar Coles (colored), is years old, who
lives on Second street near the aims
house while loading a revolver yester-
dav. accidentally discharged the weapon
ana received the bullet in his hand. a
colored physician attended him and eX-
tracted the ball, after which the boy,
who is a driver, went Immediately to his
work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
In Memory of Miss Minnie West
Who MED Suddenly Nov. -, 1870.

only a faded flower
Plucked from its parent stem
But. ahi how bright II SHINES,
In Heavens diadem.
She laid down TO sleep
To rest a weary brain.
All, little thought loved Ones
She'd neer awake again;
That ere the morning dawned.
Her spirit would take flight
To Join angels fair
In a land all pure and bright
The home idol taken,
No word of warning gwen.
She fell asleep on earth
only 10 awake in Heaven.
where am To- the last words spoken,
As her spirit plumed its flight
Who knows but she had view
OF Heavens eternal light?
Who knows but the pearly gates
Aiar for her did stand,
And how many friends did greet her
AS she entered the better land?
A FRIENDS. r.. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
MIR. Newell Laid TO Rest.

The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph VI. Neweil
took place from Park-Place Methodist
church yesterday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. Thomas y. Potts,
assisted by Rev. ". Asbury Christian.
Captain Frank w. Cunningham sang very
sweetly, Goodnight" The casket was
literally covered with floral designs, and
many cut-nowers were carried 10 the
grave at Hollywood by friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
pht Kaupa sigma Convention.

The annual convention OF the Phi Kappa
sigma Fraternity will be held in the
chapter-house Of Phsi Chapter at the
pennsylvania State College, near Belle
fonte. Pa, on Friday. and Saturday, jan
uarv 10 and II. 1896. The convention
win be called To- order at IL A. NJ. Friday,
January 10th. There are four hourshing
chapters OF this old college fraternity In
virginia. They are at the following IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
W..Icyan GIee Club Coming.

The Wesleyan University Glee and
Mandolin Club will be the next attraction
of the star course of entertainments,
and will appear at the Young Men $
christian Association on the evening OF
January 3D. This club is spoken of as an
organization of much merit, and will no
doubt give an excellent entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
TAXES.
OFFICE COLLECTOR CITY TAXES
Room Z. FIRST FLOOR. CITY HALL. !

OFFICE COLLECTOR CITY TAxEs,l
Room T. FIRST FLOOR. CITY HALL.
NOTICE 40 IAA-PAi kks.
oow due and payable at this office during
his month. Every male y years OF age,
every person keeping house. and all
parties doing business or having personal
nronerty in this city are assessed for per-
aaonaI taxes and are requested 10 call and
settle. and thus avoid being reported de-
linquent and so posted.
Paving, pipe, and sewer-connectlon
biIs are also due. The penalty that the
ordinance imposes will be added TO all
hills remaining unpaid in this office
after December 3ist. Office hours. A. NJ.
~ FRANK w. CUNNINGHAM.
dc Lin Collector OF City Taxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

Grove Mission school has been indefinitely
postponed and notice will be given later
as TO when the rally will be held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

-sf,fssI
yT,YPFWRITERS, WAGONEIiE,,
PHAETON, CARPETS, HOUsst",oLD
FURNITURE, ETC. AT AUCllDn' Of,
will sell at my auctlon-rooi"S ~
MONDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1850.
Wagonette and Phaeton IN nice oivor
New Hammond Typewriter; io@'
Typewriter I'm good order
. payior Suits I'm Brocatelle. CD.
Walnut. Oak, and other Chamber Su pa
Walnut and other WardroDes; ntye d., n.
and other Lounges; oak ana N",huri
Ruffets. and Extension rabies ,,.' ~,
Racks. Parlor Lamps, emma III
Sets. Pictures, Bureaus, Washse"i ~ >, ,,
Parlor Tables, Brussels ana other % .
nets and Rugs, Rockers. Chairs' p,Vt
steads. Bed Springs, Mattresses, 10 IT,,
ing and Cooking Stoves; ehcei'e al
large Store Awning. and a laiSe aS-
sortment of miscellaneous arucies
GEORGE w. MNlo,
l. % AuctiOneer.
WE WILL SELL ON r = = II
w CHOICE IRISH POTATOES MoNpA
at Richmond and Alleghany depot. AfrbH
RITTER. &c, at store, IL O'CLOCK.
ooI,. HUDSON d CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20, $50 p. NJ,


Y. VI. c. a HALL
Nirgina's Most Gifted Humorist.
NlR. GEORGE A. CARTER,
THURSDAY. JANUARY %, $50 =. NJ.
Admission, 25c.; children under Y years.
Toe BOX sheet open MONDAY, Decem-
Der GOTH at the association building.
de 97-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
no YOU SPECULATE .

GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL SPECC-
INTION" mailed free. Wheat. Provision.
Cotton. and Stock Speculation on limited
margin thoroughly explained. Correspond
ence solicited. WARREN. FORD x CO.
II WALL street. New York. de 29-lte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

PoAD-STREEr PHARMACY. i',
session SEMINARY .. ISL. This store .
NV over the store pr J. ID. ~ Nn'
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FOR SALE.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
L'OR SALE.

CT WILL BUY SlX-fs
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