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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
JOHN MORLEY ELECTED,
He Wins N Seat I'm Psrliament-An-
other Liberal Victory.

other Liberal Victory.
LONDON, February 22-The election in
the Montroes borough to fill the vacancy
in the House Of Commons caused by the
retirement Of J. s. VIII GiberaD took
place to-day. and resulted in the return
Of John Morley, who was Chief Secretary
for Ireland In the last Gladstone Cabinet.
In the last general election Mr.. Morley
stood in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, but he
was swept under by the great Unionist
wave which carried that party into power
with a majority OF l52 The vote to-day
stood: Mr. Morley GiberaD, 1855; Mr.
John Wilson UnionisD. 2.572- Liberal ma
iority. 1893.
At the last election Mr.. Wilson's ma
jority was l.l32. This Mr. Morley has
increased by Ssl, although a stout fight
was made against him on the ground
that be was nothing IL not a supporter
OF home rule for Ireland. and had no
interest in affairs relating to Scotland
where the Montross borough is situated
The parliamentary election in South
ampton that was necossitated by the un-
seating OF Mr.. Tankeryil!e Chamberlains
independent Conservative, who was un-
seated on technical charge Of having
violated the corrupt-practices act, has
resulted In the Liberals winning the ssat.
There were three candidates IN the field.
Sir Francis Evans. who stood in the
Liberal interest; Mr.. Candy, Queens
counsel, who represented the Conserya-
tives. and Mr.. Olson independent Labor.
The vote was as follows: Sir Francis
Evans, 5,J57; Mr.. Candy. 5522: Mr.. Glib
son, z'S. Evans's majority over Candy,
IS.
At the general election Mr.. Chamber
lanes majority over Sir Francis Evans.
Who was then candidate, was 7s3. At
that time there were five candidates for
the seat, Conservative. Liberal Union
list. Liberal, and two Labor men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION.
End of Their Fifth ConGress-Mem-
DRY of Warrington.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. February 22.-
The Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton wound up their fifth congress with
a patriotic celebration OF washington's
Birthday. and with exercises appropriate
10 the occasion. After prayer. and a re-
citation OF Our Flag" Mrs. John W.
Foster. the president-general. made an
address Of welcome to visiting societies.
The audience Joined In singing the Star
Spangled Banner" and Senator Hawley.
OF Connecticut. delivered an address on
washington as BOY, Soldier. ard Presi-
dent" He was followed by other speak
ers. and further attractive programme.
which lasted several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

TORONTO. ONT, February 2-The
bcdy OF James Scott. for many years
one OF the leading dry-goods dealers here.
was found under bridge in the Rose
dale rayine to-day. A little girl crossing
the bridge. which is lze feet above the
bottom OF the ravine. saw Scott walk 10
tie centre. throw OF his hat. and leap
headlong into the depths below. 1t has
a,So been ascertained that Scott at
tempted TO jump from the same bridge a
couple OF hours earlier. but was pre-
vented by a passing pedestrian Illness
and worry over heavy business losses are
supposed 70 have unhipged his mind
He was vice-president OF the Farmers
Loan Company, and director In q
number Of financial institutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

hours after leaving Miami yesterday. ehn
~ II o'clock, the steamer struck on
reef Just this side Of Lower souna fo'n J,
He Immediately put on full mead OF
steam and started her pumps ~ an IN
,seavor to reach this city. They kept nes
FREQ until or the American shoals wnen
the pumps became choked and she rap'u-
ly filled. sinking In Ave fathoms OIL wafer.
The steam-tugs Clyde ard Cnids wen.
10 her assistance. The Cniins Ietelneu
,n,a naornlpg. and reported the steamer
total iosa The schooners Race and Nc
Kay sayed part of her furnishings.
Archer Harmon is president and Edward
Morley Is general manager OF this lire.
Roth officers are residents OF Jackson
Vile. The Shelter Island wa . new
steamer put on between Miami ard Key
west TO connect with the East-Coast
Line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

viding for submitting to the people the
question Of calling a constitutional con-
vention, and he introduced a similar bill
In the Senate at this session. Mr..
withers claims, and demonstrates by
figures, that the expenses OF the Com
monwealth OF Virginia are greater than
those OF either North Carolina or Georgia.
and asserts that the combined expenses
OF the two States are only one third
more than those OF Virginia
Mr.. Withers, at the beginning Of the
session. was appointed upon the special
committee authorized to prepare such bills
as they thought expedient. looking TO the
reduction Of the criminal expenses Of the
State. Among those which this commit
tee presented was the measure which
has been enacted into q law requiring
that prisoners sentenced to the peniten-
tiary shall be delivered to that institution
by a guard Of the State prison. and not
by the county sherifs.
The Senator from Danville Is In favor
OF abolishing the present county-court
system, with its judges, Commonwealth's
attorneys, and clerks. thus greatly de-
creasing the criminal expenses OF the
State.
When the election bills came up last
week Mr.. Withers made probably what
was the best speech delivered In the
General Assembly at this session. He
took the Petersburg election bill and
pointed out section by section, its vices,
and demonstrated that II was rotten to its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
AGAINST j. SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Decision I'm Favor OF Dischnrsing
~, A. a. II. Receivers.

SAVANNAH. GA, February "A spe-
eial to THE Morning News from Americas.
Ga. says: After argument. consuming
the entire day end until o'clock to-
night. Judge Fish decided against grant
Ing the petition OF J. SHELTON Williams.
president OF the Georgia and Alabama
railroad. his petition objected TO dis
charging the receivers. Hawkins and
Hamblston. until they accounted for u, 40.
which Williams claims his Company lost
by the receivers selling receivers certifi-
Gates for less than he. Williams. had
offered for them. The receivers are dis
charged. and the only question now pend
ing Is the appointment Of 4. A. Haw-
kins to represent the claims OF any legal
creditors OF the Savannah. Americas and
Montgomery road not yet settled with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
Confederate Aonumen, far rlor,aa.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. February r.
The State OF FLORIDA IL TO be presented
with monument to its Confederate
dead which viii be the third largest Cen
federatc monument In the South. The
donor Is Charles c. Hemming. OF Gaines
vile. Tex. vice-president OF the Texas
bankers Association. Mr. Hemming r. a
native OF Jacksonville. ard the monu-
ment. which Is 70 cost S2e.olo. win be
erected IN this city. RE served In the
Confederate army durIag the war. and
moved to Texas. where be accumulated
a fortune. The Confederate veterans CT
Florida are sincerely grateful for the
generous gift.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
schooner samers SUNK.

NORFOLK. VA. February IA spe-
ciai 10 the virginian from Suffolk says
that q gentleman who arrived in Suffolk
from Smifhheld. Va. tonight. reports
that the schooner William ii. Somers
was sunk In Pagan creek Thursday night
during the storm, and IN still lying near
OH Town She IL from Philadelphia.
and was hound 10 Shrivers Wharf TO
LOAF with lumber Cor John L. Guy. Of
Suffolk The master OF the Scmers Cap
tain Westcott. was taken up yesterday
morning by the. Ola Dominion steamer
which runs from Norfolk to Smithfieid-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
ALL WERE DROWNED
AN OYSTER PUsGY CAPsIxED oFF
TAxGIER ISLAND.
The Crew Met Death I'm the waves
in Sight Of Home--GaiIant Attempts
to Rescue Thsm-sunk One By
One.

ONANCOCR.. VA. via TAsLEY,
VA, February 2.-(special.)- Persons
arriving here to-day from Tan
gier Island, in the Chesapeake bay.
bring information Of the capsizIng OF
sail-boat and the drowning OF three. and
probably four, citizens Of that island.
last Thursday afternoon.
The pungy Transport was returning
from Washington, ID. c., where she had
been 10 carry a load Of oysters. The
wind was blowing a gale from the north
west, and the sea was running very high.
Tangier harbor Is on tho eastern side OF
The island. and the pungy had to double
to get In. Just as she was opposite
the lighthouse on Tangier spit furious
gale struck her full in the side, and
capsized the boat in about one hundred
feet Of water.
GALLANT EFFORTS.
Keeper wilkins, on Tangier Lighthouse.
lowered his boat. but before he could
get into 1t. 1t was swamped by the
waves. The crew OF the State OYSTER
police-boat, which was lying in Tangier
harbor. saw the pungy when she was
capsized. and Captain Murphy hoisted
sail and made for the sinking craft, but
before he got half way TO IT. the pungy
went down with all on board. and when
the police-boat reached the scene OF dis
aster nothing was TO be seen but the
wide waste OF roaring waters.
THE DROWNED.
Those known to be drowned were Cap
tain Tubman ID. Pruit, the owner OF
the boat; Harrison Crockett, his father
in-law. and two coiored men whose
names cannot be ascertained. Prutt,
Crockett, and one colored man were seen
by the crew OF the police-boat clnging
10 the sides OF the capsized pungy. but
one after the other was washed off by
the strong sea 1t IL thought that an
other colored man waJ on the Inflated
boat at the time, as he had left another
boat In Washington TO return 10 the
Island on the Transport. The disaster
was witnessed by many people on the
island, who had recognized the boat as
she was approaching the entrance to the
harbor.
Crockett was about 30 years old, and
Pruitt about 30. Both were highly re-
spected citizens OF the Island. Their boz
dies have not yet been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
WANTED.


BOARDERS. NICE ROOMS vrr-r,
good board. at 7i6 east Marshall n, 4 -
week. Also. Day Boardegs at $50
T.. % IL,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
Masrr-ramine AL nuaraIo.

BUFFALO. N. T.. February IA water
famine prevails from one END Of the city
to the other to-day srf the danger IN
case of FIRE IL alarming. In hundreds
OF houses and business places water can
not be obtained on the ground door. the
pressure in the mains being 50 weak.
and the coalition Of Affairs seems 10
b getting worss. Two engines at the
iowsr pnmping-statica have been stopped.
aud shc other Eve cannot get enough
wstcr % kais satisfy their capacity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
pmrnDAY OF WASHINGTON.
Federal Capital Given Over to its
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February T.
The national capital was wholly given
over to-day to celebrating the leith ami
versary of the birth of the city's founder
In whose honor IL was named. There
were imposing military parades extending
along Pennsylvania avenue. from the
Capitol. past the White House morning
and afternoon. In which all the District
OF Columbia militia participated. Inc
'cvcle corps, with a days rations ana
twenty rounds Of cartridges. demonstra-
ted the adaptabilty Of the bicycle 10
military purposes by throwing skirmish-
line ten miles up the Potomac RIVER
where a sham battle was fought. Troop
A, OF the local militia, rode 10 Bright
wood, four or five miles from the CITY,
returning In time for the afternoon pa
rade.
On CAPITOL Hill distinguished audience
gathered In the Senate Chamber to hear
the President pro tempore OF that BODY
Senator Frye, OF Maine. read >Wasnins-
toms farewell address, and the Nationai
Daughters OF the Revolution closed tnelr
fifth continental congress with commemo-
ratlye exercises. in which many patriouc
societies took part.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association
held an impressive ceremony In honor OF
the day, and the Legion OF Loyal women
also c6mmemorated the anniversary oy
appropriate exercises.
All the executive departments were. OF
course, closed.
CELEBRATION IN SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, GA. February 22.-Wash-
ington's Birthday was observed here as
military holiday. The First Volunteer
Regiment paraded in the afternoon. and
the other infantry and cavalry companies
spent the day in Encyclopedias. The
Chatham Artillery. which fired the salute
TO Washington when he visited Savannah.
in 1871, held target-practice at Tybee
beach.
GOTHAMS SOUTHERN SOCIETY"
NEW YORK. February 22.-The South
ern Society tonight. for the tenth time
held its annual dinner on Washing
toms Birthday. The dinner was at Sher-
rvs, and covers were laid for
l22. John r. Abney. president Of the
society, presided. Hon. 3. II. Bristow
was expected to speak on the National
Credit" but was unable to be present.
Congressman J. c. c. Black, OF Georgia.
responded to the toast. 1.-THE Day We
Celebrate" Robert Z. Lee" was re-
sponded TO by Lewis Stuyvesant Gambler.
John w. Keller responded to 1.-THE City
OF New York." and John McAnerney TO
1.-THE Southerner in New York"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
WANTED.


writer In a building and loan office. Ad-
dress Post-Ofice BOX IS. city. Re zi-st
WANTED,
LIVE. ENERGETIC BUILDING AND
Loan Solicitors. TO travel and organize
local branches and sell stock for this as
ISOLATION. Only experienced men wanted.
Liberal and satisfactory contracts will be
made with the right parties. Call on or
address. with references. THE COLuM-
BIAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

law ,practics. which be never negiects for
anything except to perform his politicai
dutieA He Il considered particularly
strong as q jury lawyer. A Attorney
for the Commonwealth for his county ne
has been particularly successful. rarely
ever failing to secure conviction when
he asks for II.
Mr.. Flood Is spoken Of as formidable
candidate for Congress In the coming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

COLON. February 22-The Columbian
Government will put up at public sale In
the month OF July next TIE monopoly
for the sale 81 cigarettes. The conces-
sion IL TO be for the period oil five years.
and the following Is the price: Fret
year. s2so.co; second year. SEQ oco: third
year. ti20oe; fourth year. $4,000, and
nth year. s50o.01
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
WANTED.

DIR. HGII.Ls oHAN9E BLOSSOM, A
Female Specific; also. his Csnces-saiye.
Pile Remedy. cataIyh-Curs NeEye-Pew-
dsrs. Coueh-Cure. q. g. Pilis. and KID
nsv-cones. can be had by calling q. IL
east Broad street. opposite Cohen's store
Mrs. c. sfAIA. Richmond. Va. fe 1s-ls
goARDERs: TWO LARGE ROOMS on
Ffrss ard Second Floors: desirable locz-
ttSn. Grace street, haff-sauare from capi-
To- x,.,.. ~. Is 3 q arr hsH .issst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
row-Boaf jim watson n.ruea.

NEW ORLEANS. La. February e.
The tcw-boat jim Watson was burned
here this morning at the foot Of Austen
litz street. where she had been lyine
the past three months She was valued
at N.gD. and insured for H.9e In a Gin
cinnati agency. The cause OF the .firs Il
unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
BUSINESS WANTS.
WAyTI,n

TO LOAN MONEY TO FyERvponv
old and young-si0 to goo East ayn,sr.ii'
Loans cancelled In case OF death Rsnsti.
agents wanted address MUTUAL REN'
Josiah Ryland. Jr., Second hufi,sr :,
YIrginlal, President fs "a,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
Railroad Conductor killed.

SAVANNAH. GA, February u-This
morning. Conductor Wngard. 3f the Sa-
varnah. Florida and Western railroad.
was killed At waithoaryilie. Liberty ctrn-
". He fell FROM the train AZ he was pass
irg from one car u Arother. The train
raised over both legs. managing them
terribly. His body was brought 70 Savaa-
nah to-day for inte<msut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Ateshian non-narcotic pure Turkish cigar
cites: send l0c., 25c, or 81 for sampie 81.
ATESHIAN. Is Trement street E y,t,
Mag1 fp E3-SlM W 'ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
ROW WITH III PAsoANs.


KEY WEST, FLA. February A.
4neFtly after 10 O'clock lsst night the
x1Apts'n Tu<tle snd the crew Of The
okesmef Shelter island. who reported ire
G(nikinx Of their vessel on Losgsrhend
x<y. twenty nsil<s to ne eastward Of this
~ csstaia reports sass sssus swo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
THE PRrxE-FrGHTrxG CROWD.
They Arrive at El Paso-Eftx Has
His Checks Cashed.

They Arrive at lei Paso-Fttx Has
His Checks Cashed.
Ell PAsO. February 2z---At 8 o'clock
this morning Southern Pacific train No.
81. bearing the prize-nghting crowd from
lAngtry, arrived at the depot. Fstzsim-
mons was on the platform Of the second
coach. and he was loudly cheered by the
large crowd which had assembled. Maher
a1d his friends did not make themselves
coaspscuous. seemingly eyadlng the crowd
81 they could.
F4tzsimulons went at once TO the st.
Charles. where his wife and Mrs. Julian
were stopping, and after receiving their
congratulations. accompanied BY Julian,
he went 10 the telegraph office. and from
there to the state National Bank. where.
although the bank was observing the hol-
sday. the certified checks representing the
purse were cashed. and the larger share
OF the amount put into New York ex-
change, Julian remarking that a consider
able sum was owing In the East. and Il
would be settled NJ once After leaving
the bank Fitssimmons procured q hack
and drove TO the Rangers camp. where
Ranger Yates had Nero. the pet lion.
Z Should Fitzslmmons and corbett meet
acon she former would have some strong
!. hackers In El Paso. for while some call
the Knockout "chance-blow." the gene
rai belief Is that Fstzsimmons is the best
tighter known to-day.
ROW WITH Ell PAsoANs.
III, PAso. TEX. February 2z-There
Aas been o. big row on during the day
ever the amount subscribed by the citi-
Ge1s Of HI PAso 10 have the fftxslmmons
oxbf In this vicinity. SoEae OF the sub
scr1bsrs claim that the ring was not
pstchtd IA this vicinity. ard therefore
their money SHOULD be paid back bur the
majority say that the intent Of the con-
tract vas carried out by Dan. Stuart.
ana that be should have the money. Al
this writing the committee has about de-
ci1sd 10 hold back ti.son 10 square with
those Who claim the return OF their sub
scs1pfion. and pay over the rest TO STU
art
me punishment served upon stuart.
o&ourke. and the State National Bank
o. the 18th. a. the instance az Jimmie
Carroll. did not deter Fisxslmmons from
setting his money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
LISTEN, HOUSEKEEPERS.

WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
and we only want those who wish 70
save mOney-money Is what we both arc
looking for. Here IS how you can make
IT, and lots OF IL: Commence this day by
getting your weeks supply OF Groceries
from us. No other house IN this town
can sell you such goods at these pr.cee
We only handle the very best This 4
siderable-compare prices with any
house you may.
1900 pounds Fine. Sweet Mountain Roll
Butter. per pound. lie.
a few Fine Smithiield Hams: come early
and get one, per pound, l0c.
500 gallons OF that Finely-Fiay0red Rock
Candy Syrup. per gallon, 3lc
1900 bales Nice Green Timothy Hay, per
hundred, s0c.
Fine Old Rye Whisky, 4 years old. a
bracer, per gallon. $40.
1900 Nice Picnic Hams, very small. per
pound, Sc.
5000 bags choice Fsmiiy Flour, &c.
Finest Family Flour on the market.
Jersey Lily" S.
pounds Fresh Baked Cookies (or Mixed
Cakesl for DC
loo pouncs Sweet California Dried
Peaches. sweet and juicy per pognd.
10 barrels large Fat Mackerel, onr pound
each. for =.
1900 pounds sew York State creamerv
Butter Tor &c.
AM large stock OF everything first
ID. O'sULI IVAN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
70 S-Sa 81. TI&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Latter
Hezds. Scte-Hsadz. CirsulsrA Handbiils.
Dodgers. etc. printed BY the Dispatch
Company ~ low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for
Irfcrior work. eerd m your orders and
Ne win guarantee satisfaction in every
psrsteuiaS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
Says He Wa. Hanged by white Men

LEXINGTON. KY. February 2-In
Madison county, a negro boy, Willie
Jackson. was found this morning, hang
Ing by the neck, his toes touching the
ground He was alive. but nearly frozen
10 death Jackson says he was taken from
home last night by number OF white
men and hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
WANTED,

AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, TO
cook, wash. and iron for family OF
three persons. Apply, with reference, at
S6 west Franklin. fe Z3-lt'
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WANTED.

AGENTS TO HANDLE OUR sCPE .HIors
rive Gas-Light Burner: makes kerpssn'
Ia INNS 1--WE a brilliant gas-light; no CHM
news 70 buy; no wicks to trim; cheaper
than OIL. Samples free 70 those m ,.ii "
business. SUPERLATIVE MANtr,AsC-
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-E5.51 WOODWARD Son.
IW22sDl LUMBER,
tvIa 9 MY SASH. BLINDS. Brc
sa.sa,W.Tn azo--sio soaEa >inia sEss-

LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
LOST. SATURDAY EVENING,
SNAIL LEATHER POCKET os1o N.
Containing one SO and cTe y BILL So
able reward j. w. LAIRD. Telephone "a 4,
change 10
LOST. BETWEEN iils BROOK RoAL
ard Clay street and Adams street, 70, =
west Marshall street, LADt
PREAsT.PlN. IN shape OF circle. We
green leaves end pearls. Leave AZ t,~
patch Office. - 80.
LOST. LAST NIGHT. EITHER !.
the Mozart Academy or between ,n, ets
ard Eighth and BRAD, LADlEss
OPEE-FACE GOLD WATCH, win nSsns'
Of LESSEE on hack. fob charm 3ftaeAe.,,
Liberal reward VIII b. given u ish -
JULIUS MEYER n sons. sizh q.
Broad xtreeta- Is -
sTOIEN. A PACKAGE or SIX htc.,
DRIED DOLLARS. containing Two ~
bills Zone gold certificate ana 90 s.is ss,
all the other ~ s.. sc, ana ~ hsNs,;
WAS stolen last October from tneftne-s
90 west broad street LIBERIA! Fen.ne
for any information leading 20 ne a, -.
ard cfngicti0a a any enspects1 rAf'.rs
being seen with xuch money. tgr1sc es ~ n
formation At RICHMOND NAa,vE,. = I, -
DETECTIVE AGENCY Y. a. meo- 49,.
Nanager. No. . north Llestnsa s m,ss
- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
DON'T
DON'T
OVERLOOK This!

Finest Elgln Butter now &c. a pound
Finest Virginia Buckwheat now ? l-lc
a pound.
W. Bakers Chocolate now lSc
5-pound Packages best Prepared Buck.
wheat i2c.
Fresh Arbuckle's Coffee. 2oc. n pound
Best Scotch Herring, 2Oc. a box.
10 barrels PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR.
N50
Best Virginia No. Cans Tomatoes. c i-le.
Nice Table Peaches, large cans. ioc
Honey-Drop Corn, per dozen. N0
French Peas, were i5c., now l2i..
French Peas. were Doc, now IS 2-1c
French Peas, were &c, now dc.
Fine Green and Roasted Coffee.
1-pound fiat cans Salmon, lie
German Cheese and Sausage specially
Sailed Salmon. &C.: and the best Roasted
Coffee for DC. per pound In to city
Bars Octogan Soap. CSC.
Hower's Rolled Oats, &C. per pound
QUart-size bottle Lea & Perrin Sauce. -5c
Fine French Sariines. u i-2c. can.
3-pound size Heckers Buckwheat, l5c
Quart-bottle finest Olive Oil. 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
WANTED.

LADIES TO CANVASS FOR sub ln Ssc a
YEAR ana paper patterns free. big sne-
cess. Liberal commission; AddreSssl, r MI
references, FAULKNERS MAo e - Z, -
% park Row. New York. re 1o-4]
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WANTED,

Statesmen TO SELL BAKlNG-pOM.-
der In gIass-roling-pins 70 grocery 49, ~,
No competition: experience uunnecessa a,,. ;
$50 month and expenses or - bsr poV-
DFR COMPANY, c. Hamilton avenue
Chfca &c - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-23
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