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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Arrest mt Mnrion Of nm Attorney at
Inv.

MARION, VA, March 9.-(Special.)-
Saturday evening Deputy-Sherin {. 5.
Snelder and Jailer williams arrested X.
p. Lewis, a practicing attorney at law
OF this place. on rendition
warrant signed by Governor Ofer-
rail-. 1t seems that Lewis Is
wanted at Paris, Tex. on the charge
OF forgery. The Governor of Texas
made a requisition upon Governor Oter-
rail- some days ago, which was honored
last Tuesday. The warrant directing the
arrest was received by the Sheriff here
last Wednesday. and Lewis was Kept
upon police surveillance. Lewis mas been
practicing here for about three years,
and has had an immense criminal busi-
ness most OF the time. He Is large
man, weighing about go pounds.
VERY QUIET.
The arrest was perfectly quiet. Sneider
found him out in the town and told MIN
that he had business with him in his
office. and when they reached the once
Mr.. williams showed Lewis the war
rant. He sent for Attorneys Il. r.
buchanan and II. C. Bell, and was ac-
corded a private conference with them'
II Is not known what legal steps If any,
he VIII take 10 keep rum Spih5 bHNN ~
Texas. II is thought, however, that
habeas corpus proceedings will be in
stituted. Lewis is the son OF Robert
Lewis. Madison county, y. C., His
father is wealthy, and he has prominent
relatives in this county. He studied ana
practiced law in Lamar county, Tex,
about five years ago.
AN UGLY SCAR.
HE
heart. made by n pistol-shot. He joined
the Methodist church here, and has been
n prominent member Of the Epworth
League. When he first came here he
was a Democrat. but he changed his poll
ties and stumped this county for the Re-
publican party in the last congressional
compaign.
The letter OF the Sheriff OF Lamar coun.
tv. Tex, says that Lewis Is indicted
there on several charges of forgery. The
Texas officer is expected to arrive here
on any train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
unrned I'm Retaliation.

One of the important bills peholhs "a
the Maryland Legislature is tnat - pr -
viding for an appropriation of sso,Vo "
reimburse the heirs OF the late uoNelno'
Bradford whose home I'm Baltimore cou.'
ty was burned upon the order OF Gene ,, q,
Bradley T. Johnson in retaliation lor VI.
burning OF the house of Governor Le'c ne
OF Virginia. by the Federal troops lno
pending bill has been Endorsed py tne
Grand Army Of the Republic Encamphlen'
Of the State, Maryland Line Conieueia'e
States army, and the Army OF Norlheih
Virginia. 1t is claimed that If Mr. bt"u-
ford had not been Governor OF the otase
his house would not have been puIneu'
and that the expense of its destructioh
therefore, should be borne by the STATE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
BAR FIXTURES
IN THE STATE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trlst s-..
James {. Smith 30 the undsrsIgr.I f..'
tee duly recorded. | VIII son ar By.
Commercial Iotel, No. sl2 Man s.r..'
commencing at 1890 a. NJ.
FRIDAY. MARCH o. iss
the ELEGANT BAR-FINTURE OIL
bracing the Handsome Front p.,
with bfass foot-rail. Pastnlr p.,.-,
Nickel Filters, sets of Eerr-pr-,-.
Air-Pump, and Self-Actng Wa.r.
Back Bar with Beautlnly-Ornam.,,.l
Cablnet-Frames, and Very LARGE ,-i
Handsome Beyelled-Plate-Gl4ss NJ.
rors;
Fine Restaurant-Counter and s.,,,
thanng- dishes, Bar GLASSWARE. Wr.
coolers and appurtenancos ot ag
Handsome Bar Partitions. Tab.es c.,...
Electric Clock, Mirrors, ShoW-Dlss.
Very Fine Large Classroom Res.sa--,
Refrigerator Large lcc-ChSst
one Victorian. ? H0rse-pIu.,
sprague Motors. Electnc-Far-. N,.
tional Cash-Registers. etc.
Lewlss So Maryland Rye, Canadian club
Mestwood. and other Nhiskeys Oh
Tom and Holland Gin: Champgr.
Sherry. Clafet, and Rhine Wine. a..
dials. Mncr4i-Waters. Cigars. .f.
Plate-Glass Mantel and Pier Mirrors
carved ebonized frames. oak and W.l
nut Hdu-Stdnds. Oak and Leather ana
Vienna and Walnut Arm-Chairs CsrI.
Tables Rolling-Top and other Desks.
Dining and Restaurant Table,. CHINA.
Press, Buffct. China, GlassW.-.
Cr0ckery. Plated-Ware. Tabie-Cun,-g
Table and House Linen, and Napey
etc:
Medium Combination-L0ck Iron Stf
Fairbanks Platform Scales. etc..
Stair, Hall, and Chamber Carpets. Nal.
ting, On-Cloth
Ten Chambers. fuly-furnlshei. Co.'s
Hair Mattresses; Fea.ber Pillows atf
B0lsters; Bed-Clothing etc.
Excellent Double Restaurant Cookrs.
Range, with proper utensils; Flacy
Canned Goods; Coffee Groceries. to
The location is unsurpassed Tor hotel
restaurant, and bar business ana ne
place has been long and fayofably krnNr
as a frst-class establishment. ana offer.
very great inducements 10 any on. fs.
sirous Of carrying on the business The
entire establishment Will first be- offarel
as a whole, and n n cannot be- a.f 70
its entirety will then be- sold 100 detail
TERMS OF SALE: II sold as d Rr.e
the terms will be one fourth cash. 4rt
balance payable IN equal insalmerfs a,
two, four, and six months. the deferred
payments o. be evidenced by negotiable
notes. with interest from day % SALE vita
approved security II sold in detail terms
Will be all sums OF 500 and under. cash.
over that amount, sixty days Tor rfg..
table notes, with interest from day NJ
sale, with an endOrscr satisfactory m
the trustee.
The lease Of the premises can o. Clr-
tinued on very favorable terms
ALLtN G.. COLLINS
NH 10 Trus.e.
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ting OF some kind. This ground was
doubtless once the burying-grounos VI
the Indians OF this section over one nun.
bred years ago. and tradition says Una,
on the opposite side OF the creek was
once n large Indian village.
FUGITIVE ARRESTED.
Several months ago Jim Nowlin' Jon Jon,
Talllaferro, and Charles craig, wen,
known negro thieves and gamblers, .,
thIs place, robbed merchant. VINO nveo
in Montgomery county. OF sos. Ihey Were
arrested and tried at ChristiahspuIs'
Nowlin and Talliaferro were gwen 'nlue
and five months. respectively, In jan
craig was sent to the penitentiary' he
was nut on the farm. and in rev weeks
made his escape. His ''pards succeeueu
I'm doing the same from jail at chiis-
tIansburg. All OF them have succeeded IN
keeping out OF the reach of the ofiicers
until yesterday. when Nowlin ventured
hack 10 his old home here ana was
promptly arrested and Jailed. The COM
monwealth's Attorney OF Montgomery
county has telegraphed that he VIII De
sent for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
THE sTREET-CAR CROSSINGS.
Plans Must he Submitted and Ap-
proyed before Work Ia Done.

The street-car companies and the City
Engineer have reached an agreement
upon the question of track-crossings, and
the vexed question Of how the traction
company will lay its rails across the
old line on Seventh street is at an end.
After a lengthy conference in the ONCE
of the City Engineer yesterday morn
ing IL was decided that the Richmond
Traction Company should present draw
ings of it's proposed work at the inter-
section of its tracks with those OF the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway Com
many at the corner OF Seventh and
Broad streets, and that these drawings
should be approved by the old company
and the City Engineer; then, that the
old company should send away and have
a solid girder rail crossing made FOR
its north track. The agreement reached
viii necessitate delay in getting the
tracks completed at that point, but II Is
not thought that this will materially
hurt the interests OF any one.
MUST SUBMIT DRAWINGS
An elaborate and extended discussion
OF the conditions leading up to the bar
ricade of the tracks on Friday night by
leaving the Union Passenger Company s
cars standing across the tracks OF the
traction company was gone INTO. Inc
two railway corporations stated their
positions about as they had done on the
Saturday previous, and Colonel Cut
shaw notified the traction people that
they must submit detail drawings OF all
the crossings they propose TO put In TO
the Richmond Railway and Electric CON-
pany for their approval, and then bring
the papers TO him for his signature.
In other words, he held that the old COM
pany and the city had an interest In
tho manner OF putting In these cross
ings, as well an the new company IT.
self. and, while the traction company $
plans for the crossings referred to were
erninentiy satisfactory to the Engineer
after looking over them. he thought
that this rule should be observed In all
cases Of interesting tracks. Colonel
Cutshaw then explained how the crossing
be made 70 work entirely satisfactorily
by splicing one OF the rails OF the old
company. Colonel Cutshaw also said that
when such fixtures were ready to be
put down, representatives Of the old
company and tfe City Engineer should
he notified. and the work done in the
presence OF representatives OF the old
company, as well as Of the City En-
gineer. and be made satisfactory to all
parties, which, as he expressed Il. would
prevent any clashing Of interests In the
future.
The Engineer notified the Unior
Passenger Railway Company 70 pursue
shts revrse where tracks crossed the
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nh I-Su,TuSFl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
BOTH HAD PISTOLS.
A SERIOUS AFFAIR IN THE TOWN
OF BLACKSBURG.
Result of Counciiman's Attempt TO
Arrest-His JawbOne Broken-shot
His Prisoner-Dcath of an Aged
Lady.

BLACKSBURG. VA, March 9.-tSpe-
cial)-On Saturday night difficulty oc-
CURED in the town, which resulted in the
serious wounding OF one person and In
a flesh wound in the arm OF anoher'
There has been a great deal or disorder
In town recently, which the Town Ser
geant has not been able to suppress. ON
Saturday night a number OF guns were
fired In quick succession. Mr.. w. l..
Lancaster, one of our best citizens, and
a member of the Council, determined TO
see If he could not detect and arrest the
guilty party or parties. Taking his
pistol, he went out on the street, and
had not gone far. when he saw figure
crouching behind a house.
STRUCK IN THE FACE.
He went up, and. laying his hand on
the persons shoulder, asked: Bob, is
this your" He was Immediately struck
a terrible blow in the face with the
butt OF a pistol, and at once fired. The
man proved to be Robert c. Camper. Mr.
Iancasters bah took effect in the ieshy
part of the arm. The blow Mr.. Lancas-
ter received i'm the face broke th9 Jaw
bone, and his physicians say It Is serious.
Camper was out on Sunday. II is said
that he was under the influence o. liqUor
when he struck the blow. Mr. Lancaster.
though suffering much pain, is doing
very well to-day.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Miss Bessy Davis, aged 70 years, died
very suddenly Sunday morning. She re-
tired apparently well Saturday night, but
was found dead in bed early the next
morning. 1t is supposed that she died
of paralysis. She was for thirty years
the honored and loved housekeeper I'm the
family of Colonel Ballard Preston. Since
Mrs. Preston's death she had lived with
relatives i'm Blacksburg, where she was
highly esteemed. and respected by all VINO
knew her. The funeral took place at
tho Methodist church this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
tracks Of the traction company al nan
cock and Harrison streets.
ALL Go DOWN AT ONCE.

ALL GO DOWN AT oNSb'
In reference to the Seventh-street
crossings. the Engineer decided that the
crossings prepared by the traction COM
pany could not 80 down until the Union
Passenger Company had had the oppor-
tunlty 10 procure the necessary nxtures
and connections.
The engineer for the tractin con-
many. In answer 20 a question from Cap
tain Pizzini. stated that IL would take
the Johnson company about three weeks
20 make the necessary connections and
crossings, but that they could be put
down in a night. which. he said, would
DO In ample time not to delay the run
ming of their cars. as the traction COM
pany did not expect to be In operation
before some time next month.
Mr.. John Shelton Williams asked
permission for the traction COM
pany TO put down the crossing Tor
it's southern track. but the City Ed
ginecr stated that that would interfere
with the running OF the Clay-street line.
and that none of the crossings should
be put down until everything WAS In
readiness TO make a complete job OF
all the crossings at that corner, particu-
Iarly as II could all be done In a night
and the plan proposed would not In any
way delay the running of the traction
company's cars.
OTHER PLANS SHOWN
The traction company had submitted
its plans for Its other crossings at juno
ton points on Broad street for the con-
siaeration of the Richmond Railway ana
Electric Company, and the approval or
Colonel Cutshaw, who may conclude his
examination of them by this afternoon.
The work on the traction company's
power-house In progressing very rapidly.
The company hopes to have its cars run
ming from one end of Broad street to
the other some time next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
The City Hall Courts.

Judge James C. Lamb yesterday APP
pointed Colonel 10. Lane Stern receiver,
instead of trustee, for Archibald w.
Archer. proprietor of the Exchange and
Ballard Hotels.
In the Law and Equity Court judgmen,
was rendered in favor of Charles F. Tay-
lor & Co. against Robert N. Cutchins
for $50
Mr.. Richmond t. Lacy qualified to prac-
tice law in this court
In the Circuit Court judgment was rem
dered against NJ l.. Ford in favor OF J..
b. Morris for $40.
The case of w. T. Tinsley against c.
f. and ]. ii. Johnson is being tried in
this tribunal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
Washington Monument at Wakefield

A washington letter says: Unless Con-
gress authorizes a Waterman to guard the
Washington monument TO be placed at
Wakefield Va, Colonel Wilson believes
il will be the prey Of relic-hunters and
suffer DETACHMENT. He has urged that an
appropriation OF so a month be allowed
to employ a suitable man, and If he fails
to secure this authority he has fears Tor
the preservation OF the monument. Years
ago George Washington Parks Gusts
erected a large slab at Wakefield to COM
memorate the birthplace Of Washington,
and there is not a vestige Of 1t now re-
naming. Visitors and relic-hunters chip
ped II to pieces and carried of fragments.
which were sold In large cities. Colonel
Wilson says that II no Waterman 10
guard the monument Is provided 1t may In
time suffer the fate Of the first slab.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
Foil I'm the Road Unconscious.

TOANO. VA. March 9.-(Special)-Wil-
liam Harris, a coored preacher, attended
a business-meeting at Browns church.
near Williamsburg. on Saturday last. and
preached here on Sunday morning. While
returning home he fell in the road, bind
and unconscious. and was taken home in
a pitiable condition He was about 70
wears old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
H.H.WALLACE.
317 EAST BROAD.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS:
3I7 EAST BROAD

TO CLOSE BUSINESS:
Will commence MONDAY, March I'd, to close out at
COST FOR CASH the entire stock of CHINA, GLASS
WARE CUTLERY, LAMPS BRIC-ABRAC, AND
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description
This stock very large and complete in every depart
ment and persons wishing to supply themselves will save
money by calling early and making their selections. large
stock of JAPANESE GOODS to be closed out
Our large stock of Cut-Glass will sell at prime cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
BUSINESS WANTS.
BUSINESS WANTS.
DON'T
OVERLOOK THIS !

Finest Elgin Butter now Csc a pound
Finest Virginia Buckwheat now l-lc
pound.
w. Bakers Chocolate now 1Sc.
3-pound packages best Prepared Buck
wheat l2c
Fresh Arbuckle's Coffee. 9Dc. n pound
Best Scotch Herring. zoe. a box.
100 barrels PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR,
$3.50
Best Virginia No. Cans Tomatoes. 6 1-4c.
Nice Table Peaches. large cans. 1Oc.
Honey-Drop Corn. per dozen. $3.50.
French Peas were ijc., now l2hc
French Peas. were 20c.. now is 2-3c.
French Peas. were 25c., now dc.
Fine Green and Roasted Coffee
1-pound fiat cans Salmon. l5c.
German Cheese and Sausage a speciality.
Sailed Salmon. 7c.; and the best Roasted
Coffee for Soc per pound In the city.
6 Bars Octogan Soap 2jc.
HOwer's Rolled Oats, &c. per pound.
QUart-size bottle Lea & Perrin Sauce. 75c
Fine French Sardines. u lie. can.
3-pound size Hecker's Buckwheat. 15c.
Quart bottle finest olive oil. zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTS
ANTED.

MEN TO CANVASS FOR ONE OF THE
baet Chemical E'ire-Extinguishers (Sulta-
lol made. A liberal commission paid. Inc
right party can make. big money, or we
will sell the right of each county ana
city in the State for its exclusive r5 SAL
FAI,O FIRE-EXTINGUISHER COM
PANY, Post-Ofice Box 2l9, Riehmohl,
Va: or John f. Rose * Co., iolV east
Main street Richmond. Va. NH lO-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
WANTED,

AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY, CITY,
and town; no membership-tee; clean Witt
turity i'm eighty months. None but agents
with experience and good references need
apply. Address STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN COMPANY, HOS east Main street
Dfcbmond va NH l9-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
Caroline Richings Bernard's Dnugh-

Miss Caroline V. Bernard, whose
mother. the late Mrs Caroline Richings
Bernard. was a famous singer twenty
years ago, is the contralto Of the choir
I'm the First Presbyterian church, Phila-
delDhia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
WANTED,

BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, SEW =
ing i'm families; or would not object to
n situation as housekeeper and com
panion in pleasant family. Address Miss
a, No. north Plum street, Richmond'
Va NH l0-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

BY request Of the owner We VIII lro-
coed 10 sell, on
THURSDAY, MARCH r. 1896.
at 1880 A. NJ. al No. 1870 east Man
street the CONTENTS OF 4 VERY
FINE DARKROOM. FIXTURES. Er'.
such as 1 Bar Counter and Back Bar.
with Large Mirror and Large lco-iox
new. with coils and three spickets.
large assortment OF Decanters, Giasfes.
etc: Cigars. Smoking and Chewing Io.
bacco: Oval-Front Showcase, Tom.
and-Jerry Set: Stove and Pipe. oyster.
Counter: PoOl-Iab'e, with balls, cue. an
rack. In good order.
We will also proceed TO sell AZ n O'Clock
on NEXT CORNER. In Store 40. is
east Main street. about forty barrels y
Liquors and Win s.. go bottles of fIrf
Liquors, and about 40 boxes Of Cig1r.
a. cases Maccaroni. 100 cans Olive p.
Showcases; I Iron Safe. 800 packatt
Smoking Tobacco. and many other gl'it
Don't miss this sale. II you want r
Liquors and Wines.
T. X. ELLIS & co.
NH 10 AuctIoueers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
W WAITED.

OLD SIDEBOARDS, WITH LONG LEGS;
roundabout bureaus, brasSIront fend-
ers. andirOns. and old grandfather $
clocks. @. THOMAS, care this Office.
NH 1D-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
WANTED.

A FEW GYMNASTICS. TO TAKE OR
ders from families for Canned Goods for
dress. w. Il. c., care Dispatch, giving
address and ref renee. NH lV-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
BUSINESS WANTS
WANTED,

To SELL THREE YOUNG MICH
cows, fresh to the pail; fine stock and
large mixers. on consignment 10 Il. A.
LUCK * BROTHER, lOI south Twelfth
street mn lV-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
WANTED.

AGENTS TO SELL THE ONLY SELF
Working skirt Supporter. for shirt-waists
and belt No safety-pins. Neat, dainty,
elegant. Big profits. ..,~..,,
S. j. & w. o. SIMMONS.
NH SGT Boston. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

South Carolina leads the South In
spindles. and North Carolina leads In
mills.-Wimngton Messenger-Good for
the Carollnas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
sEINE-THREAD, NETS. dc.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

VIVA > GtlsIs Al ~ oV ~ NJ
CONTINUATION SALE OF NEW CAR
PETS.
3 Oak Chamber Suits;
/ Walnut-Top Chamber Suit:
Lot Wood and Cane-seat Chairs;
300 yards Mating;
Single Lounges;
New Rugs and Mats.
Special attention is called to the con-
signment just received-car-load New
Bedsteads Q7s). Dealers and others de-
string Bedsteads are invited to attend
the sale. | will sell in any quantity pur-
chasers may desire, and they must be
sold at once. as the owner wishes to turn
the stock into cash.
/ will also sell balance OF stock Of
Custom Made Clothing; about thirty Suits
and Coats and Vests left. and Will sell
at your own price.
Don't fail to be on hand.
No limit on goods | offer.
J. II. VALENTINE.
NH 10 AucuOneer.
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WANTED.

PUPILS IN SPARRING: NEW ME-
thod: Impossible to get hurt; reduced
rates l.. NJ. NORTH. this office.
NH 10-1tt
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WANTED,

A RELIABLE MAN, TO LIVE ON A
farm for this year; rent OF house ana
land free to right party Apply at once
TO LANES MSORLEY for Information in
full. Az south Laurel street. NH lO-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

WANTED.

WASHING TO DO. SATISFACTION
guaranteed. 1915 west Leigh street.
min l0-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
Teachers and Students Should
Take Horsfor,'s Acid Phosphate.

IL supplies just the material that is
most wasted by brain work and nervous
exertion-the phosphates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
CARRIAGES. WAGONS. BuGGIEs.

JAMES M'DONOUGH,
Manufacturer OF
CARRIAGES. WAGONS, BUGGlES,
CARTS ETC,
Also, all sorts OF REPAIRING done in
first -class order under the supervision of
Mr.. William H. Dufiield. one of the most
competent mechanics on light or heavy
work Mr. Duheld has worked formerly
flrst-class work Give MS a call, and see
Tor yourself We kindly solicit the patron
age OF all our old customers.
WILLIAM DUFFIELD, Manager.
EDWARD +. MOORE, Foreman.
NH S-5t
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WANTED.

BY YOUNG COLORED WOMAN,
place to cook and clean up, or cook, wash,
and iron for small family. Apply at No.
52l Prentiss street NH lO-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

A WHITE COOK, WHITE NURSE, AND
white housegirl. Address Post-Otiice Box
3jS Richmond, Va. NH lO-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

AGENTS FOR THE FASTEST SELL
ing Book OF the Age, story OF Turkey
and Armenia" Latest fullest and most
graphic OF the massacres and surerlngs OF
The Armenians: 100 beautiful Illustrations.
Freight paid and credit given. OUTFIT
35c. Act quick our new Talmage book -
having an immense sale. r. H. WOOD
NH s-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
WANTED,

A ! OIL SALESMAN. At ONCE. En-
close stamp THE CONSUMERS OIL
COMPANY, Cleveland. o. NH lO-lw
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Highest of all Lcayenng PowerLaest u Govt Report
R>!A!!!! R Rsxassz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION sMEs-This Day.
pEMOvED TONO. 6 WEST BROAD
~ STREET

By J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10

F. K. Ellis & 60. Aactloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
V'HE CONTENTS OF TWO BUSl.
l. NESS PLACES
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
on THE CORNER OF NINETEENTH
AND MAIN STREETS.
MARCH r. 1896

BY request Of the owner We win Iro-
coed 10 sell, on
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To-DAYs SALE AT 1880 \. NJ.