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Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

WANTDE:-Several trustworthy
gentlemen or ladies to travel In
arkansas for established, reliable
shouse. Salary $3.50 and expenses.
STEADY position. Enclose reference
and self addressed stamped en-
Eyelope. The Dominion Company,
third floor, Omaha Building,
chicago, I'll. 2 II w6m
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

HON. L. \. COLI of the Suborlii-
GROVE, Supreme nate Lodge, in
Vice Vie Chancellor, 1886, he entered
*. of p. Hastings, the Grand Lodge
Mich
and the following year he was ell
ected Grand Chancellor. This was
followed, in 1899, by his election as
Supreme Representative, and ilis-re-
election liz 1888. A the Supreme
Lodge session in Washington, ID q,
in 1894, he was elected Supreme
Vice Chancellor by very large
majority over his opponent. He is
today the Youngest man who has
ever been elected TO the position
which he now occupies, and when
he reaches the Executive chair, at
the approaching convention OF the
Supreme Lodge, he viii be the
Youngest man that has ever pre-
sided over the Order Of knights ~
Pythias.
Erothef Colgrove IL man Of
splendid oratorical powers and
Possesses a charming manner and adj
dress. III the city OF Hastings, where
he has so long resided, he Is held IN
universal esteem, recognized by
every one OF its inhabitants as the
representative man of their place.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr.. d. II. Howard. leading cili-
zen of Hope, was a Pine Bluff visitor
last night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr.. Fred A. Mitchell OF Memphis,
is here on a visit to his sister, Mrs
q. F. Coe.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Pay your taxes. Now is the time,
and yon win save yourself much am
noyance
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

nEEFEGT and permanent are the
cures by Hood'ss Sarsaparilla,s be-
canse it makes pure, rich healthy,
life and health-giYing BLOOD. =
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

MIR. John r. Thorpe and wife, Of
Sheriff., were in the city this morn
ing.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr. Alfred Wiley, OF Star City,
ID here on II business visit.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

There viii be Wedding in this
city one week from today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Sheriff Meroney, OF Lincoln county.
is in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mrs. Nordman is reported to be
very sick.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr. Walter NJ. Terry, of Camden,
was Pine Bluff visitor this morn
Ing
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Bounty Judge w d. Jones returned
from Little Rock today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr.. jeff Hicks has gone to Texas
IN q business trip.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr.. A. ]. Clemmons, of Grady, is a
Pie Bluff visitor.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

WANTED Trustworthy
gentlemen or ladies to travel IN
arkansas for established. reliable
house. Salary $50 and expenses.
Steady position. Enclose reference
md self addressed stamped en-
velope. The Dominion company
third floor, Omaha Bullding,
chicago. III. 2ll WIN
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

More bad weather set in today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Mr.. Charles H. Owens left for Mem
nhis last night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15
From Wednesdays Dally.l
Pay your taxes.

Subscribe for the 'iRApue.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Near the old Woodland place on
the Cotton Belt railway, three miles
south of the city, was the scene of a
battle between Constable Walker
and Deputy Constable VIM. Penn
ington, of Niven township, and three
tramps about o'clock last even
inv
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15
PYTHIAN NOTES.

hilip T. Col
grove, Supreme
Vice Chancellor oE
the Knights Of
z y t h ! a 9, was
born in yinches-
ter, | n q | a II a,
April II. 1853. He
Joined the Order
of Knights Of
Pythias on Nov.
%, 1882, in Berry
Lodge of Hast
ings. After sei'y-
ing in the chairs
of the Subordii-
nate Lodge, in
1886, he entered
the Grand Lodge
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Publishers and Job Printers, Pine Bluff
From Thursdays DailyQ

Mr.. 0. NJ. spellman is in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-02-15

Hon. p. #. Col
GROVE, Supreme
Vice Chancellor,
X. of p. Hastings,
Mich
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

IrNGs "Sl,. Bing> can Nou lc, ne have
that ten loaned Won some wcck~Ago
Bing> Sorry JingN. can't do 1t now
| am broke
Iin.,: You said the las, time asked
,ou that Won couldn't 10 It before the
first
Bing, "Wcll --iidn'i keep my word p
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
HIS FATAL LACK.

LIE was splendid on descriptions.
ii And his p OTIS Won d cause connlptions'
Yon'd have sail he Il reach al c'n n'nce
as high asc'cr VAS scaled;
As 1 s,vlSt he WAS easy,
We witty a ways breezy
Put he cou dn', wri g a dialect, and that
j. vl,, H.. faited { B. l..
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

BENEVOLENT GLNrLEMAN Indignantly "a;
D Vourc A fraud. You told me the
other day Won wouldn't be begging but i''
,.onr wife and two children. and ! learn
from the police that your wife has been
dead long time and that yo"r TWO ch''-
1rcn are grown up and in good circnni-
stances
Bcpcar Indeed. l told yo" nothing
Inv, ,hc truth sir. wouldn't he begging
.s1said bu, for my wife and tNo chii-
dren. Ny wife supported 'ne TIL N'i' ''''''
n,1 my two children might support me
mn, they won't. Heaven save yonr ho"o''
., uon,dn't want to BE begging with he
on my tongue
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

Miss NoN BIKENSTEIN: Mr. Penny
iu fellow. Won arc not opposed To women
wearing bloomc =, are vou
Mr. Pcnnvicllow No. indeed You
know he good 4 French provcrb, llon
soft qui nal pants.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

THE DEVIL. NOl SAY.
;. TIIIM>N and his pitchiork must have
bccom quite wei known havc"t
'hcy?"
That right. So has another person
AZ and hi, p tchfork
CLEARER ANSWER DESIRED.
elbow did Ioncs come out in the race -
ii inst as predicted.
Yes, know but did he win OF lose -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
DIR. Hiden TO address Them.

A few years ago a committee from the
Southern Baptist Convention was ap-
pointed 10 cooperate with a similar COM
mittee from the Northern Baptist Con-
vention, 10 devise plans and means as
far as was practicable. 10 advance negro
education IN the South. and especially
TO promote the education Of negro preach
ers in the South.
The two committees held several meet
ings, and decided that the best way 10
advance their purpose was 10 appoint
prominent preachers and lecturers in the
various cities and towns where there
were negro institutions Of learning, to
deliver lectures OF an educational cha
racter at these institutions.
Among those to deliver lectures in this
city f. Rev. DR.. ]. c. Hiden. who will
lecture before the negro theological
students here at Ebenezer Baptist church
Tuesday, December LIST Later on there
will be other lectures delivered here with
the object in view OF enlightening the
negro preachers and theological students
on religious and other topics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

OF Winchester: Miss Black. OF Nashville;
Miss Hcnnins, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Scott. Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Blair.
W. Tallcy. w. q. Shelton. Henry Ca
bell, Edward Palmer Mr. and Mrs.
Adolphus Blair. Miss Mary Sheppard.
Miss Elizabeth Wood. Of Alabama: Mr.:
George =. Gregory: Mr.. Molinard. Of
Baltimore: NJ, Temple. or Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. As;oll. Of Amelia; Mrs.
S. II. Handbook: Miss Slack. OF Eng
land: Miss Maud Blacker Of Amelia;
Miss Moseloy; Mr.. Blackor, OF Amelia;
Major r. NJ. Sully; Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. King. Ms Taylor. A. II. Their
mann. Mr.. saunders Hobson. Miss Mar
to-; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Aston Cabcll; Or.
Isaiah II. White. Mr.. and Nj. John
Skeiton Williams Mr.. 4. i. Bculware;
Miss Rives, Of Castle HI; Lcgh x. Page
Captain and Mrs John A. Coke, G. -.
Wing-cld. Miss Bessie Pace. Mrs. Frank
Christian. Mrs. +. 4. Saunders, Miss
Saunders. Mrs. Decatur AXtell. Major
and Mrs. j. VI. Dooley, Mss Hotson.
Mr. George Lee; John Lyons. II. c.
Mayo. Mir. and Mrs. Levin Joynes
Dudley Mcdonald. c W. Branch; Miss
Rodgers. Of PETERSBURG; Mr. and Mrs.
James Walker. John Walker, Mr.. ana
Mrs. G.. w Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Cameron. Miss Cameron. John
Z. Branch. Miss Annie Louise Harri-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. Courtney;
Mrs. Edwin L. Hewitt, DR.. c. w. =.
Brock. Mr.. Joseph Bryan, DR.. George
Ross. DR.. Hugh Taylor. Mrs. J. n.
Hodges. Mr.. Henry Whkcomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Atkins. Benjamin II.
Crump. i. l.. c. Scott, /. c. Williams
Mr.. Cooke. Miss Marguerite Wright,
Miss Claudia Palmer Mr. j. j. Leake.
Mrs. William Josiah Leake, Misses
Bierne. Miss Bruce Williams. Mr.. w.
G.. Ferguson. Miss Martha Bagby. Mr..
l.. il. Lightfoot. Mrs. Sadie Stewart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
Art In Photography.

Mcssrs. Homeier & Clark, artist photo
graphers. well sustain the cnyiable ropu-
tatlon they have made during their short
career OF two years in Richmond. Their
holiday exhibition comprises examples
which clearly show the degree OF high art
that can be gotten out Of the camera
when in the hands Of competent men.
Through a special study Of the artistic
side of photography, Messrs. Homeier q
Clark impart to their portraits some
thing more than the conventional photo
graphic pose and likeness, which dis
tinguishes their work from the merely
mechanical production. and secures for
them the patronage OF a large class OF
people who were heretofore Obliged 10 go
TO the larger northern cities for salts
factory portraits.
That Messrs. Homcier & Clark are fully
I'm touch with the terms IS further evil
denced by the fact that two prizes were
awarded 20 them al the National Con-
vention Of Photographers held at Chau-
tauqua, y. Y, last June. Mr.. Homeier
spent two months last summer among
some Of the famous artists and photo
graphers In New York, Cincinnati. Chi
cego. and st. Louis. so that everything
that IS newest and best in the progressive
art science OF photography can be seen
at their newly remodelled atelier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND.
Proposed Removal of the Park 10
uroad Street.

hrObu StEcct'
Nothing has been definitely determined
as yet concerning the proposed removal
o. the Richmond Baseball Park 10
some point on Broad street, but the
matter is being seriously considered, and
Mr.. Bradley though he is not disposed
to discuss the question freely seems IN
clined TO favor IT, The owners or the
land on which West-End park is situated
have increased the rent for the pro-
perty, and it is understood that II
the Broad-street site IS selected there
will be no rent to pay. This Is. or
course. q consideration not to be turned
off lightly, but then there are other con-
sderations equally, II not more, I'M
rortant The question OF changing the
park 10 another location is q serious one
to baseball interests, and Dir. Bradley
will not take the step until he sees his
way clear TO do so.
Jake Wells is still at his home In Pen
sacola, Fla, and will not return here
until the latter part % March. In the
mean time. however. he Is enjoying him
self with the rod and gun. and is carry
ing on a correspondence with various
ball-players with view TO signing them
10 play with Richmond. He has num-
Der OF good men on the string. and II IS
understood, has signed several excellent
players who ara not ventures, but whose
record Is well-known to him.
MIR. Bradley returned last week from
Philadelphia, whittier he had been In
attendance upon the meeting Of the At
lantic League managers, and he is very
enthusiastic over the lookout for sue
cessful seasor in 1891. When seen by
Dispatch man he said that all the mana
gers whom he met at the meeting were
sanguine Of success next year, ana the
league will be stronger than ever before.
The Richmond team will retain many
OF it's last years players. but the weak
spots-and there were several OF them
will be strengthened. and Mr.. Bradley
IS confident that he will be able to hold
his own with any club in the Atlantic
League. He has had aspirations for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

The figures IN parenthesis on the mead
line indicate the number OF bottles OF
To-Ka, the Mexican Blood Tonic, sold UP
to II o'clock last night. Mondays sales
are generally very heavy. only twelve
days remain IN which 10 procure this
great tonic. at the advertised price, 20
cents a bottle Irregular price, SD, and as
we cannot promise that our supply VIII
last 10 the end. we again caution tho
public not 10 wait TIL the last day. but
put In a supply at once. None genuine
unless "To-Ka" f. stamped In bottle.
MEXICAN MEDICINE COMPANY,
305 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
Cnid Dny in kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. MO. November IS
This was the coolest day in any Novem-
Der since the establishment OF the Wea-
Their Bureau In this city, nine years ago.
At 8 o'clock this morning the mercury
stood only 4 degrees above zero. The
next lowest record for the month IS -
degrees. While the temperature went
down 10 degrees above zero. according
to the Weather Bureau. instruments In
exposed places on the streets registered
zero. There was just enough bright sun
shine TO deceive the oldest settler"
Throughout Kansas and most OF Mis-
souri, frlgid weather Is reported. There
has been no general storm, but snow has
fallen in some parts OF Kansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

$-Heayy. Curly Astrachan Boucie'
/ shield front, handsomely tailOr-made.
s5-Heavy Boucle. half-lined, box front
@0O-ftne Imported Astrachan, two-Dut-
| ton front, half lined, regular price 81.
B9e-Plain Black Kerscy Coats, nicely
80. WIN Six box i'0n'' real '1'''
sll-Fine Black English Kersey. ripple
| collar. trimmed with small smoke pearl
buttons front with strap seams. trimmed
price 81.
AO-Fne Black Kersey, storm collar.
! lined with fancy SILK, buttoned 20 the
side. trimmed with pearl olives; regular
price SIC 30.
Sl0--Ladies' Tan Coats. fancy silk-ined.
cuffs on sleeves; sold last week for SD.
S5-Irish Frieze, IL Green and Brown
reduced from sS.
s6-Ladies' Tan Frieze Coats, trimmed
with fur all around reduced from $40
s9-I.adies' Military Coats, tght-htung,
silk-linsd, trimmed with Marten fur ana
braid front; regular price Sli, 49,,
S125O-I. dies Wool Seal Capes, -uil
sweep trimmed with Thibet fur; real
value 81.
SiO-Ladies' Plush Capes. good length.
trimmed with braid and jet. fancy SILK
lined: real value SIS.
A29-Ladies Plush Capec trusled with
N25-Ladies' Tan and Block Kersey
Capes, with cloth straps 'front.' ana Dor
real value -.
Si,eO-Ladies Double Black capes, frim-
med with silk braid.
s-Ladies' Black and Red Mixed Boucie
Capes; real value $40
Full line Of Children's and Misses
Chndren's Long Coats. 5oc. On tho dol'ar.
NEWS FROM THE CARPET DEPART
UENT.
THE CARPET DEPARTMENT
SHARES IT'S PORTION OF REDuC-
TION.
Heavy Yard-wido Ingram, worth 40c.
Extra Heavy Two-Ply Carpet, &c. yard.
Atwood Ingram, 5Jc. yard regular
Beautiful designs IN Tapestry carpet
zoe. yard choice o. shades Of Green, Hed'
or Tan. .-.,
The very best Wilton Carpet, 81 yard.
Small Brusseiline Mats, &c.
Good Door Mats, Csc.
cl-inch good quality smyrna Rugs N.29.
You will find similar reductions IN our
Carpet wan I'm colore Sl15.
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.
Cobb'o-seat Diniug-Boom Chairs, Ny;
ccaino-soat Sewing Rockers soc.; regular
Cane-seat Oak Dining-Poom Chairs, @c.
Iargc-Slze oak Rockers, 500, Woftn
$50.
NELVETS.
SIX Velvets. colors and Black, soc. yard.
Best quality Six Velvet, all shades ana
LIGHT c0iors. Tor fancy work, 81 yard.
SIk-Finished Corduroy, II inches VIDE
15c. yard. ,.,,,.
Light. Olive. Bronze. and Gray Six
''7' noYS CLOTHING.
Only small lot Of these special SUITS
for to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
A I!nppy Young Man.

Garnett Il. Bowden, 29 north Twentieth
street, says: For the past year my
blood has been very much out OF order.
Jumps and pimples all over my face A
small course Of To-Ka, the Mexican Blood
Tonic, has purified my blood and removed
all Jumps and pImplcs" Large 81 bottle.
% cents. Samples free Office. S05 east
Broad street "To-Ka" stamped in each
bottle. Only twelve more days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

, 80 Boys Double breasted Suits, slightly
/ sOiled reduced to soc.
Boys All-Wooi Blue and Back Che
! viyt suits. Sl25.
is Cray Wool Mixed Suits. a.75, regu-
st-An-wool Tricot Suits or ATWOOD
Black Clay Norsteds. worth 500.
$250-All-Wool Scotch CheviOt Suits,
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLEs.
30 pairs OK Good Heavy Ill White wool
Blankets, slightly soued, s5c. "a pair.
10 pairs of Extra Heavy LII White
Blankets. $50; slightly soiled.
The Towers Special; Extra Fine White
California Blankets. in Red, Pink, Blue,
| Yellow, and Green borders. SL5O pair,
reduced from $3.50.
Good Heavy Well-Made White Cotton
Filled Fancy Stitched COmfortables large
39c-Large-SlZe Cotton Comforts.
S5.50.-I'ine Odorless Down Comforts,
Regular price @.
We were fortunate enough 10 get m
other lot OF these OdOrloss Down Pillows.
1GxlG, &c: 20x2). only Soc. 18Xi6. only
Sic. We have skies no % 81.
DRESS GOODS.
No matter what your Dress Good
want, come here for It, Dress GOODS
not new department here. Manutoc
turers have overlooked themselves, 81
they cut the prices deep FOR US.
40 pieces OF Fancy Mixed An-Woo
Dress Goods: two weeks ago the price
was 75c., now you have your choice for
About 90 pieces Of SOC Fancy Mixed
Dress Goods. dis week. Csc. a yard
Atwood Ladies' Cloth, IN ali shades
Tans. Brown. Blue. Green. and several
shades Of Plum and Heliotrope-reduced
10 75c. from N.25.
3 pieces u Fancy BrOcade Dress GOODS
silk and wool. the latest novelty now, 81
reql value 81 70
Green and Black Mixed Dress Goods.
silk and wool was Sl.-J, reduced 70 'oc:
Cream Bedford Cord, for infants
isisc.-Fancy Mixed Dress Goods re-
'q s0c-Ail-wooi and silk Mixed Plaids'
25cs.-Beautifui Bright Plalds, regular
price, 2sc. ,,,,o,.s
Another Ribbon purchase.
AN shades Of Dark Changeohle Taneta
Ribbons No. ~. only &c. YARD. -a
ChanQeable Taffeta MORE. 23c. yarn'
All-Wool Heavy Black satin RiDnonS3,
No O. PIC. "a yard: No. ~ zoe, NdIu'
40 lf 2oc. a yard; 10. y. only Z5c. -,
Black AID COlored Satin Ribbons. no.
8. &C.: No. Z, &C.; 10 8 &C.; 10. j. sc.'
No f6 loo. No. o. l2izc
Heavy AIi-s1k Black watered. no. p
ONLY &c. q yard. worth 37l4c.
no. . Red. Green. and yellow satin
Ribbon. Dc. n bolt 81 ~ yards.
F-nrtre Button and Loop-Clasp Hose
Supporters. chldrens size, &c, Misses
size, lJc.; Ladies. nc.
ladies' Hose supporters. with satin
hot 2jc .
VISIT OUR HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT..
GLOVES.
No house IN Richmond can give you such
value as we 10 IN Gloves.
Ladies' white KID Gloves, Black stitch
fng. 7Jc: regular price, 81
yellow. BLACK. or with stitching, 4 large
pearl buttons 20 match, only g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

the pennant ever since ne has been in
the baseball business, and with the oX-
ception Of one year he has won IT, lie
proposes to do the trick next year. and
says II money will secure the players he
will have them, and he VIII set the At
lantic League pennant for Richmond II
such q thing be possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

6. Ullmans Son, Nos. 1920 and 1872 east
Main. and J06 east Marshall, sells Japa-
nese Brand Roasted Coffee, ! pound, lSc;
high quality, equal TO any In the city at
SOC. Gunpowder Tea, extra quality, oc
per pound, sold at other places for 5)c.;
s bars Sterling soap &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
Minnie Maddcrn FisiSc I'm Her New
Play.

Minnie Maddern Fiske made remark
ably brilliant hit with her embodiment OF
Madeline in the play. "The Right To
Happiness" translated from the German
and adopted by Marguerite Merrington.
1t was an extraordinary performance
potent with intellectual character. beau
tiful with refinement, nervous and steel
like with iniomi,able purpose and icy
glitter. intense with passion. and pain
fully true TO an affecting ideal Of reality.
II was a shining example Of ductile and
various art Such a work ought surely
to be recorded as one OF the great achieve
ments Of the stage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

on account Of numerous requests. Nine.
Vera Falcon. the cialrycyant. VIII con-
tinue her stay until wednesday afternoon,
December "a All wishing 70 see her
can do SO by calling az the windsor Hotel
corner Eighth and Franklin streets. before
that date. She can be consulted on al
affairs Of life. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

Well. since you don't often sit for your
photograph. you should never get any
bat the best-such. for instance. as are
made By Foster whose pictures arc al
WAYS graceful pretty, and thoroughly ar
ti.tfc You Will certainly be pleased and
your friends also If you sit to Foster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
THO hest Hnnsrkceners

are sending their holiday caKes TO be
baked to the well-known baker and ice
cream manufacturer. Mr.. VI. Dugan, who
IS with William c. Schmidt succe sor
to Scott & Kinds. 427 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

At S. Ullman's Sons, No. 1920 and 1922
east Main street and No. 506 east Mar
shall, you can get large Cans Of Toma-
toes for &C., 3-pOund Cans Of Peaches for
&C., ard 4 cans Pie-Peaches for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

At s. Ullman's Sons, Nos. 1920 and 1922
east Main. and SOC east Marshall. you
can buy California Hams at &c. per
pounr. Best Leaf Lard at &C.. Boneless
Ham at l0c., Jellies at &c. per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

Go 10 Ullman's and buy your wines
and liquors Catawba Wine zoe. per gal
lon; California Sherry, zoe. Port Wine,
SOC; Rye Whiskey. 2 years old, 81 per
gallon, and old Virginia Apple-Brandy, g
nor gallon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

Add 900 in gold and 200 in silver. Just
enough 10 buy a good Iron Bed, with
brass trimmings, from
SYDNOR & IIUNDLEY.
Leaders In Furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

Go to s. Uuman's Sons, Nos. 1870 and 1S,2
east Main and sos east Marshall. for
your Fresh Country Butter, 2 pounds for
25c.: Cooking-Butter. Sc; New Yori,
Creamery. I5c per pound; Best Cooking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
SION Thief

That cough is thief that IS stealing
your health and life DR.. David's Cough
Syrup. OF Pure Plnc-Tar. Horehound, and
Wrd Cherry. will stop Il az once.