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The STORE
81 Church Street

Is too well known to require any
waste of words about fine goods, pure
drugs or competent attendants. For
more than twenty-five years competi-
tors have helped to advertise us by
harping about high prices while our
customers, approaching our efforts in
their behalf, have steadily increased
and have always received good value
for their money. Yielding to the wishes
of friends in the profession who did not
care to dispense their own remedies we
some years since opened our Prescrip-
ton Department, which, with our gen
eral drug business has rapidly increased
until we have again been compelled to
enlarge our laboratory and increase our
facilities fsr manufacture. Our stock
of medicine is large and constantly
moving which insures the dispensing, of
only fresh drugs-and the wholesale ma
ture Of our trade among physicians is
such that we have many preparations
not found in the city. All new remedies
endorsed by the profession are found on
our shelves when called for.
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BRoWN-In this city, April s, Miss Rhoda
Brown, In her SSth year.
Prayers will be held at the residence OF her
niece, Mrs. Il. w. Upham, IS Clark street, on
Friday, 8 O'clock pm. Relatives ana
at Newlugtou, Conn.
PAUL-In this city, April s, Charles P. Paul,
son of Peter and Amanda Paul, aged 40
years, IL months.
Funeral services at his late residence al
Cedar street, Saturday, April ii, at S:ou
o'clock pm Relatives and friends are re-
spectiully invited TO attend. 1t
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES. $50 Moon RISES. HI0r WATER,
SUN SITS. 6;26 3;H 9:ls
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DiedinDurhan.

Roswell Wellington, aged forty eight
years. died suddenly in Durham Mon
day from heart trouble. The funeral
will take place there this afternoon at
. ninloOlF
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District of New Haven, S. Probate Court, I
April Sth, 1896. 4
-v-yGTAu,N oP yVTTTJAM r. PECK ota OJ

ApriI Sth I63G VI
E,STATE of WILLIAM L. PECK, late o.
ia New Haven, in said district, deceased.
An instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased, having been presented in court, and
Mary C. Peck OF New Haven having
made written application PRAYING that the
same may be probated, and that letters test
amentary may be granted, as by said applica
ton on file in this court more fully appears
it Is i
ORDERED-That said application be heaH
and determined at a Probate court to be held
at New Haven. in said district, on the 10Th day
of April, A. ID. 1896, at ten o'clock in thu;
forenoon, and that public notice of the pend
ency OF said application and of the time an{
place of the hearing thereon be given TO al
parties interests d in said estate, by publish
ing this order three times in a newspaper,
having a circulation in said district. +
LIVINGSTONE. CLEAVELAND, 4
ap93t Judge.
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YTyO adult family seven rooms with heat and
L. water, $50; also shop room and three
stalls at barn. Call from 1880 to and 7 to 1870.
apr tt l6l st. John street. near Olive.
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HQH WHITNEY avenue, house with lawn,
6Cs garden, barn, modern improvements
and first class order EDWARD NJ. CLARK.
ap3 IT, AZ Church street, Room 205.
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GNants.

One Cent Word each insertion, five
cents Word for a full Week, seven
times.
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WANTED

w AN led,
a SITUATION by a competent girl as
"a waitress and chambermaid; reference
If required. Inquire at
ap92tt 1872 JAMES STREET
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A SITUATION by respectable girl to do
IN general housework in a privafe family.
good reference. Inquire at IN
app lit 1853 HAMILTON STREET.
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court

April Sth 1896. y
VTSTATE of EMILY G. w. LEFFINGWELL,
Ia late OF Cleveland, Ohio, owning prop1
erty in said district, deceased
Albert Nice. Mathewson, administrator,
@. t. a., having made written application fot
an order authorizing and empowering him
to sell and convey certain, real estate Of said
deceased, as by said application ON file IN
ORDERED-Thats said application be heard
and determined at Probate court to be held
ut New Haven, in said district. on the 18th day
noon, and that said applicant give public
notice OF the pendency of said application and
of the time and place of the hearing thereon
by publishing this order three times in some
newspaper having circulation in said dist
trict, and due return make.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAYELAND, /
ap9 St Judge. /
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WANTEr
WANTETJ
WANTED
WANTED

"A SITUATION by competent girl TO do
"A general housew0rk; city reference. In
Qnire at (ap9 IT'D I'll FRANKLIN tSTREET
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FOR SALE.
a PAIR of fine bay horses, sound and
IA good readers, Inquire at
APPS 3t 1906 CHAPEL STREET.
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WANTEl

"A SITUATION by first-class barber. III.
~ CURE Tor MIR. KATZ,
ap9@ts 80 Lafayette street.
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"A SITUATION by young girl to assist
"A in il g hit homework and wait on table.
APPS 2tS Inquire at IA ORANGE STREET.
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FOR RENT,
INCUR rooms, central; improvements: to
E adults. Inquire at
OF TIT T WOOSTER PLACE.
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NoTICE mo- coNrRAcToRs.


New Haven, Conn.,, April sth, 1895.
SEALED Proposals vii be received by the
Conn, until p. IN. April 18th, 1896, for grad
ing the hill at AugerVille
1nfornlatlon concerning nians, speciaca-
lions, proposals, etc, can be obtain d at the
New Haven, Conn.
No proposal will be received after the time
specified, and tue right TO reject any or all
bids as may be for the best interests of the
Town Is reserved
BY order of the Selectmen,
&p02t a. II. Hill, Engineer.
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WANVEn
WANrIIn

"A SITUATION by a competent girl in
IA general housework or second work.
best references. INQUIRE
aps2tt 1850 PUTNAM STREET
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ENR SALE.

HOOD grocery and meat market with
VI good trade, located on corner in the
best part Of the city; good reasons given for
selling. Call at
app 2t* 321 WASHINGTONS STREET.
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FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.


FARM FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE small farm, suitable for
IN summer residence: land and buildings
are In good condition. FIJI. THOMAS,
mhl3 coolest Woodbridge, Conn.
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MONEY TO LOAN

4 Nm personal property.
" FIDELITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
mh3 tt RS Chapel street.
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FOR RENT,
THE large house. l529 Chapel, 16 rooms,
l. low rent to right parties.
M. Il. CHATFIELD,
ara 1t 800 State street or 1,62O Chapel street.
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FOR SALE,
q HORE lots at South End: very desirable;
- near electric cars Inquire ]. Smith at
al I'm 35T STATE STREET.
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"OUSE 1877 George street, modern i'm
Ii proven ents, rent m oderate. ap3 I'll
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NYTHES l..
News of Two Homicides-Persona
Notes.


WYTHEVILLE, December @.-(Spe-
oiaL)-A negro man named Canon was
shot and killed b. another nesro, from
North Carolina. at Ivanhoe, in this coun-
ty, a few days ago The killing is claimed
to have been accidental. The muir
derer gave himself up.
Or. /. +. " oltz a well-kn6wn physi-
clan Of HllsViile, Carroll county. is dead.
Cnristm4s-Lay. TWO men named VIII
liam Green and Joseph Eiswlck became
involved IN quarrel On Paint Lick
mountain. in Tazewell county, over the
small sum Of Is cents. when The latter
stabbed the former 10 the heart with a
knife, killing him almost instantly. Els
wick was arrested.
\ few days since a little son Of Mr..
W. L. P,ery. formerly of this county,
but who lives now in Tazewell county,
vas out hunting when the gun acct
dentally went of, the load taking effect
fl and shatterng the little fellows right
arm. Amputation, it IS said, Will be
necessary.
Mr. John Stevens. of Connecticut, IS Wis
iting Judge Williams family, on Church
street.
Dir. Wilmore Boiling, who has been at
tending school In Richmond, is spending
the holidays at his home in this place.
Some eight or ten accidents, some Of
them quite serious, were occasioned here
Christmas-Day by the careless use Of
laree squibs One negro had his hand so
badly mansled that the amputation Of two
fingers was necessary.
Rev George Smead. Of Pulaski City,
has decided 10 accept the call TO Pine
BLUM Ark
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sToHEHousE BURNED.
Fire Supposed 80 Have Been inccn-
dinrv-Niasouic.

WACHAPREAGUE, Va, December
?9.-(Spocial) 1.-THE storehouse on Hog
Island bclongins to Mr. George Daugh'y'
and occupied by Mr. George BundicS'
was destroyed by Ere Monday night
together with the entire stock OF goods.
The fire was plainly visible from this
place. II is thought 10 have been OF IN
cendiary origin. Total loss about N,VVV'
partly covered by insurance.
Tho regular monthly communication OF
Ocean Lodge. No. ZIG. \. j. and a. NJ.
was held In their hall at this place last
night About one hundred members OF
the order were present. and they all cid
full justice to the elegant banquet that
was served after the business OF the
meeting was over. This is the strongest
Masonic lodge on the Eastern Shore.
The fight for the position OF Superin-
tendent Of Public Schools is becoming
interesting. Or. John Il. Mapp, the pre-
sent incumbent. and Mr.. John ID. Par
sons. Clerk Of the School Board OF At
lantic District. who is also a candidate
for the position. are having heated
discussion In the county paper as 10
whether Thanksgiving-Day should be a
legal holiday. Mr.. Mapp takes the af-
nrmative side of the argument, and his
course seems TO meet with general APP
urONql.
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10 30 p NJ
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AIBEJtRLE.
Farmers Club Elects 0Hiccrs--AD
Accident.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, December
99.-(Special.)-A a meeting OF the North
Garden Farmers Club held at the hos
pitable home Of Stephen a. Carpenter.
officers for the ensuing year were elect
cd as follows: Samuel &. Woods presi-
dent; James NJ. White, vice-president;
Samuel ". Page secretary. A number
Of important committees were appOintel
10 attend to business OF interest 10 the
club The membership OF the club, which
IS limited. IS now full. and there are
several applications filed for member
ship, whenever vacancies occur
The Hon. Armistead c. Gordon, Of
Stanton, and his brother, the Hon.
james Lindsay Gordon, Of New York,
arrived at "Alerrie Mills" the beautiful
country home OF Mr.. John Armstrong
Chanler. yesterday, to spend few days.
The Easton Farm, near GOrdonsviile,
has been sold to Mr.. Charles Voorhees,,
OF Memphis. Tenn.
Charlie Hayey, a white youth who re-
sides IN this city, was kicked on the
head late this afternoon by a horse. Il
IS feared that the wound will prove Sc
riOu9,
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Another Town About to he Created.

\ suit recently instituted at Amherst
Courthouse has developed the fact that
the Southern railway has quietly pur-
chased quite large tract Of land at Cool
Well q station on that road in Amherst
county, eight miles north Of Lynchburg
for the purpose of erecting shops for the
Virginia Midland Division Of that road
and concentrating its repair work at that
point. The purchase includes 90 acres
right at the station, comprising level
plateau which will be covered 10y the
workshops The plan contemplates the
building Of many houses for the work
men. and a new town viii quickly spring
into life similar 10 Crewe, Clifton Forge.
and other railroad towns created in the
last few years under similar conditions.
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GET FLESH.
Get strength Yigor. Clear Com
pIexion. and Good Digestion. Not
by Patent Medicine, But in Ma
lures Own May.

Get Strength Yigor, Clear Com
pIexion. and Good Digestion. Not
by Patent Medicine, But in Ma
lures own Way.
ANY hou,s. physician Will tell you that
there is hat one way 10 get increased
flesh; all me patent medicines and cod
liver oils 30 the contrary notwthstand-
ins.
Nature has but one way 10 increase
flesh strength. and vigOr OF mind and
body, and that IS through the stomach
by wholesome food well digested. There
IS no reason or common sense in any
other method whatever.
People are thin, run down, nervous,
pale, and shaky in their nerves simply
because their stomachs are weak
They may not think they have dysDep-
STA, but the fact remains that they DO
not eat enough food, or what they eat Is
not quickly and properly digested as it
should be-
Or. Harlandson says the reason is be
cause the stomach lacks certain dges-
tive acids and peptones, and deficient
secretion Of gastric juice.
Natures remedy in such cases is TO
supply what the weak stomach lacks.
There are several good preparations
which will do this, but none so readily
as stuart Dyspepsia ldoleta' NHICh d'e
designed especially for all stomach trou-
bes, and which cure all digestive weak
ness on the common-sense plan of fur
nishing the digestive prime Piles which the
stomach lacks.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect
digestion. First effect is to increase the
appetite, and increased vigor, added flesh.
pure blood and strength Of nerve and
muscle is the perfectly natural result
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest tonic known. and will cure any
form OF stomach trouble except cancer
OF the stomach May be found at drug
gists at soc. for full-szed package, or
direct by mail from stuart Company
Marshall, Mich. Little book on stomach
diseases mailed free.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Little @rl Terribly and Probably
Fatally burned.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA, December 29-(Special)- "A shocking
accident occurred IA this neighborhood
about II O'clock yesterday. Minnie
Branch. III, S-year-old daughter Of Or.
Thomas T Arnold, was 20 horribly
burned thSt her death has been hourly
expected since Just how the child
taught on Gre is not known. The MEM
sers Of the family left the room in which
The child was playing. Immediately after
Mrs. ArnoN passed out Of the door, the
family was attracted and frightened by
he screanN Of little Minnie Branch. On
rushing 70 tho scene Of the distressing
aries, the cAild was found 10 be enyeloped
In flames aud most terribly burned from
her waist Up TO her head. Three physi-
clans were speedily summoned, and
everything possible has been done 10
alleviate h,r agonles and save her life
but her cofdition H. very critical and her
sufrerings arc beyond description.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3d. 1896

headlight furnished by the Chesapeake
ana Ohio railway, through the courtesy
cf Captain II. +. Bailey, added very much
10 tho beauty OF the stage scenes by
flashing floods OF light upon the fair AMI
beautiful young women and fine men. who
for tNo hours ~ more kept the audience
either cnirancca or In great hllarity.
The affair was by the local talent.
Among the Audience were Miss Hattie
Hardy q Chase City. who Is on visit
90 Miss Clara Christian at "Woodbourno' !;
Captain Shirley Carter and wife. Captain
Tmmc: shepard ana wife. and Mr. John
Brokcnbrough. Of Richmond. and Mrs.
and Miss Rond. Of Baltimore, who are
vigitlng Dr Haxalls family.
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1895 A. NJ
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TWO BOARDS IN SESSION.
Proxies Appointed for the state-The
Oyster Questions.

The state i,oard Of Public Works com
posed Of the Governor Treasurer Hartman
end -Ae,itof Marye and the Board Of the
Cle.ao.lke and fits Tributaries. which the
same officers. by virtue Of their Office
constitute. met IN the Executive office yes
tcrday Both sessions were brief. 1t the
meeting o. The Boa'd OF Public W orks
Major Beverley Randolph was appointe1
PROXY FOR the s,a.e I'm the matter Of tie
Winchester "a Berryvile turnpike Com
pany aaI Nr ~nomaa - Burwel proxy
for tie state at the d,ford Turnpike
Companys annual meeting.
The Board of the Chesapeake and Its
Tributaries transacted nothing but rou-
tine business.
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2JJ T. VI
$50 T. "
100 p ~
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
the PETERsRURG RAILROAD COM
PANY have declared a DIVIDEND OF
"a PER CENT. on the common and pre-
ferred stock of the company, payable on
aud after the 2D DAY OF JANUARY.
Of December, 1896. after which date the
book. OF transfer will be closed until
January 5. 1897. W. X. JONES.
do it'd Treasurer.
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KILLED By 4 FALL.
a wnn-YsowS MILITARY NAN OF
NORFOLK.
Found Dcnd ursier His Window NJ
His NoteI-No Suspicion Of Suicide.
The Arrangements for the Func-
raj.
raj.

NORFOLK. VA, December %. -Cspe-
cial)-James l.. Mullins. captain OF Com
pany T.. jackson Light Infantry, Fourth
Regiment. was found dead IN the bach
yard OF the Gladstone Hotel at CO.
O'clock this morning. Yesterday after
noon about o'clock he wag brought 10
his room in q dazed condition, and re-
ccived the constant attention OF hotel
attaches till T. NJ. when the chamber
maid. the last person who saw him alive
Left him. \ negro boy discovered the
body this morning. and gave the alarm.
~ ocroner's inquest was held, and YER
dict returned that deceased came to
his death by fail from window.
Captain Mullinss room was located on
the fourth floor. The window looked
into back yard. about FIVE feet in
width. At this distance from the build
ing was board fence about seven feet
IN height lis body was found directly
beneath the window Of his room. and
close to the wall Of the house. The only
mark upon the body there being no
bones b-oken) was an abrasion on the
temple.
NOT SUICIDE.
There is no suspicion OF suicide, indeed,
there is no tenable theory that he took
his own life; for. had he leaped from the
window, he would almost certc inly have
struck the fence. II Is though that he
had gotten up for some purpose during
the niSht, and opened the window. When
found he had a towel ciinched In his
hand. He may have staggered and
pitched through, or lie may have been
sitting in or leaning from the window.
end fallen out. The body was taken tn
charge by the undertaken. The fUnc'fl
will take place from the armory o. ace
company tomorrow at . o'clock j. N.
lie win be buried with military honors.
VERY POPULAR.
Captain Mullins was one OF the best
known and most popular citizens 81 Nor
folk He was % years Of age, AID was
well known in business circles, having
been at various periods connected with
the transportation department of the
Norfolk and Western and Atlantic and
Danyiue railroads and the Merchants
and Miners steamship Company. At the
time OF his death ne vas the agent for
the Hartford Life Insurance Company.
lie was unmarried. and has no relatives
IN this city. except a sister, who is the
wife Of Or W. =. Meredith. He moved
IN the best social circles.
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Two Assignments in Suffolk.

SUFFOLK, VA, December 29-(Spe-
slabs. a. Baker. dealer in hardware
and bDiidirg material made an assign
ment to-day 10 r. H. Rawies. trustee
liabilities, 1910; assets about $1,000. m,
preferred Gains amount TO about $500.
Another ceed OF assignment was also
recorded TO day. IL was from W. j. Pet
III. trading as the Suffolk Supply Com
pany, 10 c. II. causey, Jr, trustee. Liza
pNltles. ss.5o: nominal assets, $500; pre-
feleicea, $3.50
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nIVIDEND NOTICE-

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
have declared a DIVIDEND OF THREE
AND \ HALF PER CENT. on the COM
mon stock and dividend obligations OF the
company, payable on and after January 2,
1877.
- Tho transfer-books will be closed from
the ed Of December, 1896, until January
g. 1851 j. b. WINSTON,
dc Z}-tJa 2 Treasurer.
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RAILROAD LINES
E2 ~ .SpssJs vxssgy53 1T
A TLANTIC-CoAsT LINE ~

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE gry,..
NOVEMBER j.. 1896 '"f T.
iH"i"S LEAVE hlCHAiOND-UNlov
Dept. ''"
900 A. NJ, Arrives Petefshurz e., o..
NOftOiN III - A. - s.o, ~.
~ zee fs9ur8. Wa,eriy ~
SUFFOLK, Va eN4
300 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg s0.. q,
weldon ll.b 4. &c. go.
v.lie fl5 D. ST. ot. f'.a-
ly1 H. ", Savannah ~
A.. eSsonvll.e T. a e.
Port Tampa BIO p'
Connects at Wilson With A.,
a. arit.n1 Go.dsboro' nag
A., Wilmington 5g p y.
ui iils.I lef sew. .-. %
2.55 +. ~, Local. arrives Peter...-., . ..
4. VI. Aakos all sf.o.. -
$50 =. ~, AfflFe3 Pefersbarg sI8 - r
makes .aA Local s.Ul. U"
mond ana Petersburg -.r,..,
7:30 p. ~, Arrives Petersburg 10. - ,,
connects @ith .Aorox ,.t
intermediate points
porIa $40 Connect Z
=. and u for station. H.t.
Fmporia and Lawrence
weldon e.1 T. 3d. .
Vile 90 a. 81. Cdari....
a. 81, savannah $40 t 10
Tampa ar p. 81 f,r
NEW LfNF go errr--
GEORGIA POINTS .Ar......
AIKEN l.2Z A. ST.
a. VI. Macon n a % tr b.
e j. .l' " =. e. t5.lmar .e,es
Charleston. Jaeksany' Via
Tampa AIKEN. A4e..,.. al
io.s0 p NJ Arrives prtorsbgre r.-
M.g Lynchb.ry 80 a. ~. n...
uoke BED a. n Bristol
VI. F1l .ii'4,.a..al'-s.eeper A...a
weldon 2 a. ST. V
tQi a. VI, kalagf SID n
Eihfrf1n 2Nf D. t..t
800 - ~ plfm.r.-.
WASHINGTON Oh hfart
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
40 A. IL, From JacksorVNa Savanna.
Charleston. Atlanta. Nr
Augusta. and ail points s. .f-
$40 \. NJ, Atlanta. Athens
LyuchDurg. and Go W.r
s.25 A. ". Pe..rsnlrs Local
HOS A NJ. Norfolk, su0o.k. arI f...-..
$40 z. n. Jacksonville, savanna.
Charleston. WIu II.f-r
Goldsboro' and al t
South.
200 =. ". Norfolk. saGox. U...-e
and PETERSBURG
$50 p. ~. Petersburg. Lyre5alre 1!
T. " EMERSON
General Manage
o.. 3. cANnn rr
no 70 Division Parsart. Agent
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE BUILD
ING. LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
OF Manchester Va. have declared DIV
IDEND OF FOUR PER CENT on the
stock OF the company. out Of the earnings
after January "a. al the Office of the trea-
surer. j. w. BRONAUGH. JR,
de 2n-2t Secretary and Irl1slrer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-30
IIDEND, No. ..

Virginia-Carolina Chemical COMPANY.
Richmond. Va, December %, 1896.
The Board of Directors OF TINS company
have this day declared the regular QUAR-
TFpTY DIVIDEND on the preferred
stock OF this company. payable January
lbth next. to the stockholders OF record
~ December 81. 1895. ami the transfer
books will be closed from January lst TO
JAMES G. TINSLEY.
q, On - Treasurer.