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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

NUTlCE-l. Wilmer &. Taylor. licensed
AZ druggist tn" tenant and occupant If
tie house situated at 3Oa King St.. In tho
4th ward. the city OF Wilmington. cou,,ty of
New Cattle and State OF tel in compliance
with the requirements Of the acts of The
General Assembly in such case made and
provided d" hereby give notice That we shall
apply in writing TO the Judges Of the Court
OF General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
! cl.veiy OF the state Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county. on Monday. the 18th
day OF Nov. being the next term OF said
court. for Il license for said house, rs a
drug store for the sale therein Of intoxlcu.
ting liquors by p description for med oinul
purposes, and the following respectable
citizens of said ward, ut leRat twelve of
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward. recommend the said application to
wi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-21

FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-t.H p. m, daily,
Bleepers to New Orleans, Memphis. Tam
pa, Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.--1249 p. NJ, daily,
Bleepers to Port Tampa and Macon; 1883
night daily. sleepers to Jacksonville.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23
Friedley Add.-spring St. east side.

Friedley Add. Spring st. east side.
1874 $50 209l 1793
9 293 10 293 IL 2g3
less 16 # north lot 3 amt 9 Sc
Com "a INV cor lot e Lao # 55kf # g Is It 80
IT W 16S f IS TT to beg lot Z amt 20 81
Com of nwcor lot z 55I TT Is fJ 42 # 2SO}
TT s7E TT W 29S X It to beg lot amt IA %
Walnut Street.
246 2t6 10 2i6 L. 246
. 46
Lincoln Avenue-south side
= 1874 4S3
fremont Avenue-north side.
1907 5 3SS ) 3SS ass
Lincoln Ayenue-north side
0 4S3 IL 1429
Stops Add.-Central Avenue west.
3 1919 192 8 4s3 Is I99
IL SIS As, 10 4S3 20 1O4
10 335 6 4S II sl6
II IIS3
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th $50 1T n 132 It " $50 9 I2 IT

tn $50 IT n 1as IT " 800 ( lss It
Com at point 90 It OF sw cor mel issis Ii e
scott nl32 fl W 3f0 # l32 # to beg 81 IL Is
$50 s. @ I've s. It ST sof b es
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: st 80 it e 20 tt n $50 It W 20 # to beg AS
Com Ill # 30 It OF NV cor OF set 12-32-l2 100
Com at point on centre of main St where IL
terminates at n line of sws l2as L. tn 2l2lI
fits sO5 IT e 2l21. # n 205 It to be-
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# l57 TT 800 IT W 157 # to beg la 3s 1s g So
1s2 It sl6 # W isa It to beg ..is 81 II e So
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con ig S,1 e !, - II r. lss # TO beg s1s
1S2 TT 81 # W 1S2 It to beg IL - IL 10 Is
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lao # " lss # lao # TO beg. .ls 81 I: a 4
fit 40 IT w lS2 IT n 40 IT to beg IL 81 IL g IS
Com ;s'5 TT W of intersection of W line of north
Nam a. st line of 2nd ave W tn W 80 1T l5o +
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2js TT W 2IO # POS tt to beg 1879 4G3
Com 260 # of sw cor of set 1912 n 80 IT 2,r,
II !u 1t w S)S to beg. $500. / IL l. 03
Com BIO TT n of sw cor of sell 1-32-12 n 10 IT e
aS fl s 1lU TT W 20S fit 10 beg. .... 81 II Is IS
Tax of 1884.
Com s0S IT G of sw cor of SET 1929 go TT n
2Oo TT 2lO IT POS it to beg. -. 81 IL II AZ
Tax OF 1895.
Com 2)3 TT g of Sw cor of set of 1922 go #
2OS IT W 2lO TT POS TT TO beg. 81 II Il q
Com LOS 1T OF sw cor fsc3l322-12 210 fin EOS
TT W 210 fit 20S It to beg. . 81 IL 10 65
Com 438 II e of sw cor of set 1-32-l2 22I. It n
2JS tt W 22li TT POS # to beg -. 81 II ga
Com 40 1T of sw cor of 1922 20S IT 90 IT e
las TT $50 TT W 1856 # 100 1t toheg ~ II 35 %
Com at SO cor of Spring st and Wash ave tn
e4I8 1T II rds W AS fit l. rds 10 beg less
lOxl50 1T sold To j NJ Lee 80 90
ga nw3 swt formerly Stith & e ad IL 32 l2 Is 81
Com 1T n of sc cor lot = Cleveland st w side in
Fowlers add w 100 # n 90 fl w 20 It It's # e
lou II n IT TO beg part lOtS2 4O3
Ali that parcel or tract of land formerly laid
out and known IS Cook add to the city of
Medlc1ne Lodge described as follows: com
GiJ II W of ne cor of set ne! 2-32-l2 W $50 IT. s
~of0 1t 1880 TT 1880 # $50 TT IL ego ct to beg
except lots. blocks and streets as follows:
lots II to "a inclusive blk 3 lots to 20 inclus-
I'VE Dix 10 lots 20 to IS inc blk IL lots to inc
ok IL lots Il to 20 inc blk IA lots to 4, TO ii,
IL 20 ~ inc blk Slots to inc blk Is also eX-
cept1hg the following streets and parts of
etreets tOwit: stop ave Sheridan ave Logan
ave Ellis st to Howe st Howe st and Brance
ST from Sherman ave to Sheridan ave Ellis
FL from Sheridan ave TO n line of said addi-
ton. Amt rs 90.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23

City of Medicine Lodge. Nete and Bounds.
Com at Sc cor nw4 l-3a-ls In along line of
nwt 40 It tn q at r angles with said line 100
tt til e parallel with said 8 liue OF nW4 I:Ss-I9
Soft IN 100 It to place of beg. / 81 1zf3 SO
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23

east half of block amount as cents
east half OF block L amount 90 cents
east half of block IA amount I7.sS
part of lots 3. g. z. block 40 amount 14.lg
part of lots &. 8. z, block 40 amount 10 &c
part of lots 5. Z, block 40 amount 11s5
north three-fifths of lot block 6S amt l6. 10
west half Of lots 2. 3, 4. block 20 amt II .O4
east / at of lots 2, 3, 4. s. IS amt 90 cents
block 81. less right OF way, amt % cents
block lUO, less right of way. amt 90 cents
Pecke Addition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23

north half lo:s (. ). g bIk IL amt 9G.
south half lOts 4. j. 6 blk III amt ia.
west half lot ~ blk 70 ANT IS cts.
west half iot blk ~ amt Sc cts
south half lot : blk I5S ant - cts
north half lot = bi& is amt 81 cts
south haFf lor { blk -; amt 80 els.
north haif lot 8 blk Ia amt 81 cts.
i39x 40 blk 81 amt -
south ha'f Blk - amt z O.
west half blk Is amt 10
llG3if0 blk - aa!!1 81
west hall blk =; amt =;
1D0x.3 lots :. biz rs tIs:t : q
Leg az y" cCF DIX l; I43 Il 20 II " 90 N N ~
It TO beg lois :, 81 Ulz I6s amt > 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23
IL As ~ 249 39I I52 90 35a 90
! 80 14M l 80 2l2 2 81 90

West half of lot 2. block 10. 35 cents.
East half of lot block 10, S9.S4.
North half lot 4, block 40. ST.
South half lot 4. bleck 40. $119.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23
west half lot 3 blk 80 amt 9.e7


east half lot ,; blk 30 amt SO,
47x15 fl lots /, .. ) blk 81 ANT II Is
BUN % Il lots l. >. 3 blk 81 amt 2.0I
5Ox40 IT lots II X II blk 81 ANT 9.61
50X59 fl lots ! K l. blk 81 amt l.5i
50X:15 It lots II : Il blk 81 amt POI
50X:,5 # lots L & II ok 81 ami 9.iS
north half of lots 10. IL, y blk u amt SD
sIs 15x3jft lots 10, II, Il blk j amt { Al
s1s 15xi0 fl lots 10. Ii. IL blk X amt 2.62
south half of lot II blk Be amt l 81
north half of lot i" blk IS amt LIB
l0GXl15 Tors l3 y II blk - an, > oil
22I NOD lots Is X blk s. amt :, o.
22i sXJ0 lots Is Il d" blk IS ANT AS
50X25 lots IL Il blk IS arnt2 0l
25x.5 lots t. u - blk IS amt %
70X25 lots IL, blk IS amt rs
45X.5 lots l3. =" blk IS amt Lob
east nalf of lot blk s. ANTE 0l
II Orth nal { of lot l3 blk ~ smf2.0I
north 150X20 fl ln,s To- II, Is DIX 39amt OF
west half OF lot blk 53 an: :;.s2
IC0X10 lots !, > b!k 81 aEt392
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23

west n9i1 lot D amt 10 east half lot D amt At
half lot ii amt - west ha lot IL amt 40
west half south 63Xl25 lot 10 amt 81 50
north end l23xl30 lot 10 amt246
Stolps Avenue west.
2 4S3 4s3 II 4S3 Is 4S3
4s3 10 4S3 Ii 4S3 Is So
6 4S3
Com at Sc cor lot % W 126 # n 127 # 126 #
l27 IT to beg lot 20 amt IL %.
Com l27 1T of Sc cor lot 20 W 126 81 IT IT 1875
st s IA fl to- beg lot 20 amt 81
Gem 1jl # n of Sc cor lot 20 w 1875 II n 1O4 # e
125 1T s.l0i fit to beg lot 20 amt 003
Second Avenue west.
Com y fit W of Sc cor lot 80 W 454 IT BOZ #
45Ia ;552 TT lot 30 amt % Ga
Com 500 IT W OF Sc cor lot 33 W 45;a # n 302 IT
C Asst it :a2 # lot 81 amt 10 Ii
lot Al amt = As
east rs fit lot 43 amt 10 or
west 90 # lot 43 amt 80
Walnut Street.
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Notes and Bounds-Sharon City.

Com 30 fit Of ne cor of nw4 swt tn w
300 1T l45 1T p in c 800 ii n l45 fit 21s
to place of beginning .......... ..2l 81 10 -
Com l45 TT - III OF ne cor of nwt Sw4
S s rds " % r;is II rdS % rds to
pidCC VI ptt5 81 ~ III ~
Com at NV cor of nw4 iG5 # 395 tt
W 100 fl 1856 TT TO place of beg. 81 81 10 81
Com 1875 it e OF cor of nw4 1Gj IT s
$50 # w l65 fl 39j fl TO place of beg II 3 10 81
Com $50 IT of NV cor Of Hw4 80 fl
1896 tt w 80 TT 396 1T to place of beg2l - 10 70
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Cook. S. & Co. 2nd Addition
Cook. s. and Co. srd Addition.

less + OF W lot 81 blk amt 81 cents
: 81 a. 2 ~
west half lot 20 blk 8 amtl5I
east half " 30 3 {" Isl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23

25x25 # OF s end lot 70 blk amtI4s
% 20 AZ
east 10 1t lot u blk amt .
Graham & H. Addition.
- l. 81 IL 3 1 19f 80 "A
Saunders Addition.
2 g g Sc 9 &c
lots to % inc blk amt 60 cts
ALI except lg g
Douglass Addition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-23
Henton Add.-Sharon
MEDICINE LODGE LOTS.
South Main Street

80 TT off east end blk amt 22 so
3 IT off n side blk II amt 4 So
II fit north side blk - amt 3 So
- 1t south side blk 81 amt IL So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
N2esxerS- Gz~ &E2to0N

called 1.-THE Prisoner and Defender" Mr..
Jones has gained additional fame recent
ly by the rumor OF his engagement to
Miss Lillian Russell.
J.. Aldrich Libbey, the popular intro
Queer OF ballads, will go to Australia with
the "Trip to Chinatown" Company.
Many local admirers OF Il. II. Sothern
will be disappointed to know that he will
not be mere this season. He Is meet
ing with such success In THE Prisoner
OF Zenda" in the Hub City that he has
cancelled many OF his minor dates TO re-
main In Boston and the larger cities.
a revival Of a comedy pure and simple
that gained reputation and immense Sue
cess portrayed at different times by those
two great comedlans-Neil Burgess and
the late Charles Rlshop-entitled the
widow Bedott," will be presented at
the Theatre on Friday and Saturday eve
nings, and Saturday matinee. by Mr..
Horace Ewing and a capable company.
The play is a clean. lively. enjoyable one,
and, with the many laughable situa-
tions and the sweet singing by the Bedott
Quartette, in conjunction with the many
new situations and up-to-date wttlcisms
can't help please the most critical lovers
OF good, wholesome amusement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
%>2e,5SeT5- GSN dSZ3zoncE
WEEK
"A BOTeTy Girl and Delman ThOmg-
sons "Old Homestead"
THE HISTORY OF THESE PLAYS.
The Great Success OF This Popular
Ola Drnma--Notes About Actors
To Present "Our Boys"

The charming comedy, "a Bowery
Gill" will be the attraction at the Acad-
envy OF Music tomorrow evening. and al
matinee and night performance on
Tuesday. Before the first production OF
This farce there was considerable talk Of
litigation over the title.
The story Of its evolution Is Interesting,
fog &c shows how. from a small beginning.
lad may run into popularity along Il
gfoasod groove " It starts right. Charles
3D. HoyL was coming from Brooklyn one
night and looking out Of a window Of
a Third avenue elevated raiIroad-car.
conceived the notion Of writing the song.
the B0Wc.y." aftcrward sung by Henry
Do1nOr Ia "A Trip TO Chinatown" Some
months after this Andrew Mack. the
Vocalist. wrote (Wili.am jerome COM
posing the music My Pearls a Bowcry
GIL"
The success OF this song. sup
rlementng the popularity OF "The
LowerH" started a boom IN Bowery
subjects and themes Steve Brodie. the
bridge jumper. became a theatrical star
in play called con The Bowery." Then
followed Chimney NJ. Depew's speech ON
tnc B0wery. and his invitation 10 Repub-
ican Statesmen from The Bowery region
20 JOIN him at dinner a, the Union League
Club. The song. My Pearls a Bowcry
siri' became. 20 10 speak, part OF the
literature OF toe occasion. and so from d
simple beginning, the B0wery Girl. now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
H2exerS- Gz~ &RtonE
STANTON.
Personal and Social Notes-A Pro-
gressive-Euchre Party.

sTAUNTON, VA, February 1.-(Spe-
cial. Mr.. Reeves McComb, OF Richmond.
is visiting friends in the county Of Au-
gusta.
Bethel" the old James Bumgardner
place, where the celebrated Bumgardner
whiskey was made, has been sold by
Commissioners James Bumgardner, Jr,
and William Patrick TO Mrs. L. ID. Mur-
ply. OF Morganton, n. c. The purchaser
is a daughter OF the late James Bum
gardner, and so the splendid old place Is
still kept in the family.
Mr.. James Cox, proprietor OF the Bel
gravia Stock-Farm, at ut. Jackson, Is
spending the week here.
Miss Matte Baldwin Wayt has returned
from visit OF several weeks TO her cou-
sin, Miss Westmoreland, Of Atlanta.
Miss Bolton, OF Albemarle county, is
I'm the city. the guest OF her cousins, the
Misses Hullihen, on Church street.
Mr.. Nicholas X. Trout, a former Staun-
tonian, a son OF Mayor OF Staunton in
its earlier days, after a visit OF several
weeks TO relatives here. has returned TO
hts far western home in Colorado.
Miss Halle Hutter. OF LynchDurg. Is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Guy. on Gospel Hill.
The Stonewall Brigade Band this week
serenaded Miss Ney, OF Harrisonburg,
who Is visiting the Misses Swflzer. on
north Augusta street.
For three weeks past revival. marked
by fervor and zeal, has been going on in
Churchyille, under the auspices or the
Presbyterians. The Churchvllle pastor.
the Rev. J. II. II. Winfree. has been as
sisted in his work by Evangelist &. NJ.
Howard and the Rev. J. h. Gilbert. OF
Parsons. and the Rev. Mr.. Sea. OF
Union. There have been many additions
TO the church. and the good work goes
braveIy on.
A much-enJoyed progressiye-euchre-
party was that given wednesday eve
ming by Miss Evelyn Spottswood Berke-
ley. Dainty souvenir score-cards were
received by each guest. and tempting
supper was served. When the score was
rounded up. II Was found that the ladies'
prize. a cut-glass rose-jar. came to MISS
Janet Eel, and Mr. T. Peyton Brown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Hzkxeuy- Gzx ssz2toocE

fell heir to the gentleman's prize. pair
OF link cuff-buttons. Among those pres
ent were Miss Hoggard and Miss Wilson.
OF Norfolk; Miss Susie Lewis, OF Charles
ton. w. Va: Miss Eliza Braxton. Miss
Janet Bell. Miss Fannie Harrison, Miss
May Crowle, Miss Eva Tyre. and hr.
Hugh y. Sproul, Mr.. Harry n. Cootef.
Mr.. Randolph Berkeley. Mr. Frank
Berkeley. Jr., Mr.. Il. Miller McCue. ar.
Lawrence w. ii. Peyton. Mr.. William A.
Pratt, Mr.. T. Peyton Brown, and Mar
John Baldwin Ransom.
At the annual meeting OF the stanton
Chamber Of Commerce. just held. us
faithful secretary. Colonel J. G. Shields. de-
clined reelection. and resolutions fecit-
ing his courteous fidelity and ability In
discharge OF his duties were passed.
These are the officers elected for tho
fiscal year: President, Henry Hutchesoa;
First President. II. ID. HaisliD; Sc
cond ce-Presldent. Adolph Loeb; Secre-
tary, Charles L. Hsines. Board or Dircc-
tors--James A. Armentrout. Isaac WITT,
James r. Taylor, Jr.. A. c. Braxton,
william A. Burke. J. ii. Bader. and ).
A Fauyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Sz2hsxau5- EzM SNfoo%

,,ro,a II. with the assistance or George
W. millionaire; II brought repu-
80, and fortune to one OF New York's
,"S,,g managers. and II has probably
- witnessed by more people In THIS
o,enntrv than any American play ever
written. with the exception OF Onc'o
Toms Cabin" q .,,,,oo
Joshua Whitcomb, the nrst eu''i1i'
10 the play, was written III l'o
eight years Mr.. thompson anu az. ,t %
NJ NH mir. Thompson's partner IN the
",r,ernrisel had shared profits amount
,,,.s 10 10000. Nearly six years ago
.srhe old Homestead" presenting joshua
ybttcomb I'm much the same surround
,nys az those OF the earlier play, was
written. and the figures that indicate us
"rosneritv are almost incredibly large.
Eor eiohteen months the play was acted
On the road with tolerable success, ana
then In 1883, its remarkable metropoh-
tan run began. At the Academy o.
Music for three successive seasons OF
thirty weeks each its average recelpts
were $4,000 a week; and Denman Inoihp-
cons nrofits are estimated for that
,,or,od a. sl2g 600 for the first season; over
s19o On for the second, and over Noo'cp
for the third. Then the play again TOOK
the road.
During an engagement OF twelve weeks
I'm Boston. the receipts reached the enor-
nous sum OF Sl55ooo. breaking the
worlds record. The last week OF the
engagement mine performances being
giyen) yielded $4,000. figures unprecedsht-
ed In theatrical history. when II Is
taken into consideration that regular
prices g5 cents 10 $50 were charged;
and this was made possible because the
Boston theatre seats $3.50 persons. After
the Boston engagement. the people OF
Providence, one Of the worst theatrical
towns In the country, paid l0,oVo III
one week TO see 1.-The Old Homestead.
Brooklyn followed suit. and Williams
burghs record was broken with IKE
showing. Immediately afterwards an
enhancement OF seven weeks in Philadel-
phia attracted over 5000 to the box
office. something that had not. and has
not, been equalled In the history OF that
city. Eight weeks in Chicago brought
SIS 600 into the company's Golfers.
He has played the character OF Joshua
Whitcornb fer about fifteen years, aud
yet, as the summer vacation draws TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
W2eSsSeny- GW &Zzo10

close, he Is always eager TO resume work.
Meanwhile, the play has entered upon
its eighth season. 1t has travelled from
Maine to California. and it is claimed
that the annual profits realized each sea-
son are from $4,000 to 10000.
Preparations are in progress for re-
vival In this city In the near future OF
"Our Bows" The cast is 10 be composed
OF those who gave such a successful per-
Torrance OF this play several seasons ago
will be seen in their old roles.
Another performance OF a double bill
will be given on a succeeding evening.
The whitney Opera Company, which is
at present touring the country with Rob
Roy" will be seen In a new opera next
season by Julian Edwards and Stanlslaus
STANCE. II will be called Brian Boru."
and the scene and characters are Irish.
IAN Enemy TO the King" a new play,
by r.. n. Stephens. which Sothern has &C
cepted, deals with the Huguenots OF
Southern France in the time OF Henry OF
Navarro.
Barney Pagan, who has written more
Songs than any man in the country. It Is
said. has six new. up-to-date melodies for
the musical comedy. Paradise Alley"
which will have it's first representation
I'm New Haven, Monday. February Sd.
Rehearsals are going on day and night.
Miss Lily Post has Joined the company.
coming from Chicago for that purpose.
II. b. Irving. eldest son or Henry Irving.
has announced his engagement 10 Doro-
thy Baird. the London ''Trilby."
Henry Guy Carleton Is writing a play
for Manager Charles Frehman. The dra-
ma;ist will go to Bermuda for quiet and
seclusion.
Eleanora Buses company will sail from
Genoa early enough TO arrive in New
York a few days ahead OF the Majestic.
on which Nine. Duse VIII come The
actress is in better health than at any
time during the past five years.
william A. Brady will start for Aus
tralla March 4th. III he finds that the
country Is ripe for visit from James ].
corbett he will cable for Corbctt to join
him.
Walter Jones' the tramp Of the 1872
company. will star next season in bur-
lesqus on THE Prisoner of Zenda."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Poster Maiden.
Vanity.)

" LuilJsJ
Her eyes are grayish. brownish. blush
green
The queerest eyes that ever set mine
on
IIlumlned with a phosphoresccnt sheen.
The sort OF eyes one secs when he's
''shine" or.
Attired in motley colors. red and white.
All striped Ike a stick OF peppermint.
She sits upon a stream OF liquid light
For Of o boat there's not the slightest
hint
Her reddIsh-yellow. Cleopatra hair.
CLOVIS like the sun above greenish
shore,
While ali around the circumambient air
Is filled With fearful purple clouds ana
gore.
Nay. reader, this is not nightmare
scene,
Nor dream from the seductive poppy
born.
A poster for tho latest magazine
This Wild, prismatic maiden doth adorns
-
To cure cod IN one day take Laxxtive
Bromo Quinine Tablets. An druggists -
fund the money Il il falls to cure. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

a Washington special says: Mrs
Belva a. Lockwood. once presidential
candidate on the woman's rights ticket,
and now a practicing attorney I'm this
city, was to-day disbarred from practice
as an attorney or agent before the PEN
sion Bureau. This action grew out OF a
charge made against Mrs. Lockwood by
the Pension Department. accusing her
OF having Improperly accepted fee OF
SOS In a pension claim. She submitted
lengthy statements 10 the Secretary OF
the Interior In support OF her position.
but this was unavalling, ana action
was promptly taken ,disbarrins her from
practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Housekeepers !

Don't you clean house some
times? Well, so should a store.
This cleaning-up of stock can
only be done by reckless cutting
of prices. It's your opportunity.
Some 40c. Wool Carpets, 21c.
a yard.
Some soc. All-Wool Filling
Carpets, 29c. a yard.
so and Coo. Atwood 2-Ply
Carpets, 39c. a yard.
25c. Wool-Mixed Stair Car
pets, 15c. yard.
Some Sc All-Wool Blankets,
$3.50.
Some So All-Wool Blankets,
$500.
Some S4.25 All-Wool Blankets,
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Steel EnameIIed Ware.
ALL FIRST QUALITY.

Coffee-Pots, quarts-Fairs PRICE, esc';
Meyers Price 55c. -. Du.o 100
Coffee-Pots, ~ quarts-fairs frlce' &c.
saucepans, Tipped, 2 quarts-Fairs Price
4gc Meyers Price. 2sc. r,.,.,u ,,.,oa
Saucepans, covered, quarts-r ar q rIice'
45c.: Meyers Price, 2Sc. $780, NJ.
Covered Buckets, 3 quarts-fairs Frlce'
CAKE onlds. edium-sized-Fair's Price,
S9c.; Meyers Price, 2ic. 49,. ~.
F'rving-Pans. largest size-Fair frice'
Sgc: Meyers Price, PC nj. -
Pie-Plates, 9-inch-Fairs Price, loc''
Meyers Price, &c. - RI. p-,oo
Pudding-Pans, large slZe-rairs rrice'
S9c.; Meyers Price, 2c..
Dish pans 10 quarts-Fairs Price, 1oc.;
Meyers Price. 59c. -, NJ. %.
Wash Basins large size-Fairs PRICE, ZSc'i
Meyers Price. 1sc.
size-Fairs Price. ssc.; Meyers Price,
Basting-spoons. largest size-Fairs Price,
l5c; Meyers Price, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

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