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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

publications OF the Southern Methodist
Publishing House at Nashville.
The hour OF adjournment having ar
rived. the report was made the special
order for tomorrow at 10 o'clock. when
Rev. J. J. Iafferty will speak.
The Bishop announced that ne had on
Sunday ordained the following preachers;
Deacons- Travelling: W. G. Pace. NJ. :.
Colonna. Jr. G.. W. Jones. r. q. Davis.
Local: G. r. Kestler. $. j. Battin Il. ).
Pccrman. G.. y. h. Smith. j. ID. Hosier.
l.. T. Williams. u. r. Clements.
Elders-Travelling: T.. T. Dadmun. II.
+. Beadles. r. c. James. j. y. Latham.
II. +. Bentley, j. r.. Gill. W. A. Chris
tan. \. l.. Carson. j. X. Golln. G. r..
Greene. W. J. Williams. G. II. Williams.
J. a. Thomas, S. W. Day, B. NJ. Beck
ham.
The conference adjourned untn to-mor-
row
Tonight memorial services were held,
and papers were read as follows: by DR.
J. J. Lafferty, on Rev. T.. 4. Gibbs; by
DIR. Paul Whitehead on Rev. John a.
smith; by Or. ". T.. Judkins. on Rev.
W. ii. Christian: by Or. j. J. Lafferty, on
Rev. Adam &. Blcdsoe
THE MOCK CABINET.
The mock cabinet that is supposed to
find out the secrets OF the genuine article.
and sometimes to cause a good deal Of
trouble 10y guessing too shrewdly. has had
poor showing thus far at this confe-
renee. 10 IS not In high favor with the
Bishop and the presiding elders and the
rather significant remarks that have been
occasionally made about II in conference.
seem 10 have been enjoyed by nearly all
the members. IL is said that not In many
years has the kitchcn-cabinet done so
little guessing and guessed with so little
confidence. The entire body seems to be
under the weather
The guessing done within the past day
or two has been Of a conservative charac-
ter and may not miss the mark very
widely.
1t IS now said that the numerous
changes which were 10 have been made
In the presiding elderships have been re-
considered. or, at any rate. that they
VIII not be made. Other radical changes
have been revoked and the slate
makers have about concluded that no
anarchistic tendency has been displayed
ia the meetings OF the genuine cabinet
II IS understood that the work Of the
cabinet is progressing very slowly, and
that conference will hardly close before
Wednesday night
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Fourth Trial for John Brown.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE
famous and important appeal OF John
Brown from the judgment Of the District
Court for the Western District OF Arkan-
sas was decided to-day by the United
states Supreme Court. and Brown will
be- given a fourth trial on the charge Of
numbering Josiah Poorboy and Thomas
Whitehead. United States officers In the
Cherokee nation, on December ., 1871 IL
was the third time that the United States
Supreme Court had reversed Judge Parker
for error In his charge TO the jury on
the trial of the case. the court being OF
the opinion that Judge Parker's express
sions regarding the testimony and reputa-
ton Of certain witnesses were vitally pre-
judicial to the defendant. and justified a
new trial. which was ordered. Justices
Drown Brewer. and Peckham dissented
from the decision OF the Supreme Court
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Naval Notes of Interest.

WASHINGTON, November ia naval
board. consisting OF Captain Purnell. OF
the Harrington; Chief-Engiueer George W.
Stiyerts. Naval Constructor John i. Hans
com, and Lieutenant Albert 5. Gleaves,
has been ordered to assemble on board
the coast-defence ship Terror, In New
York harbor. on Wednesday afternoon, the
18th instant. and test the pneumatic sys-
TEN OF working that vessels turrets and
guns. installed under contract OF April y,
1883. The vessel Is to be taken 10 sea, and
subjected TO the most exhaustive examina-
ton to find defects in the apparatus. at
the expense OF the contractors.
The armored coast-defence ship Amphi-
trite left New York harbor this morning
for Norfolk. where she will be dry-dOcked,
preparatory TO the winter cruise OF Adj
miral Bunce's squadron.
The following promotions OF naval Off
GERS have been approved by the President
Clifford H. West, commander; ". X.
Beehler and G.. Il. Harber lieutenant
commanders: William Truxtun, A. h.
Nlblack. a. A. Alderman. H. g. Pound
stone. and j. b. Bernadou. lleutenants,
and ]. A. Mudd. paymaster.
Ensign +. y. Sullivan has been detached
from steel inspection and ordered home
10 Waco.
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ON THE APP0MATT0X.
CALL no A PETERSBURG BAPTIST
CHURCH ACCEPTED.
Methodist sunday school Associn-
tion-Iargc Meeting-A bicycie
stosen-A veteran Hunters sue
c...--per.onnI NcntiOn-Bricfs.

PETERSBURG, VA, November 10
(special AT "a full meeting Of the con-
eregation OF the west-End Baptist church
held last night. by unanimous vote call
was extended TO Rev. W. S. Leake 70
take pastoral charge of the church, wee
Rev. j. A. Barker. whose resignation as
pastor takes effect at the close Of the
present year 1t is understood that Mr.
I.eake will accept the call, and viii take
charge OF the church at the beginning oil
the new year.
Mr.. Leake is at present engaged IN
evangelical work I'm Richmond. He was
formerly and for some years pastor OF
Grace-street Baptist church. in Norfolk
and is well and favorably known here,
having often preached at the church to
which he has been called.
1t is understood that as yet Rev. j. y.
Barker. the retiring pastor OF West-End
church, has made no engagements for the
future.
METHODIST s. S. ASSOCIATION.
4 largely-attended meeting Of the Meth
odist Sunday-School Association Of THIS
city was held Sunday afternoon at the
High-Street church. The programme en-
braced an interesting variety Of exercises,
I'm which the several schools took part.
The address on the occasion was delivered
by Mr.. w W. Gillette. Of the Episcopal
church. The reports of superintendent
showed the following organization and at
tendance:
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THE GERMAN RErcHsrAG.
interpolation on Bismarck Rcye-
Infions-Debnte Time


BERLIN, November l6.-The announce
ment made last week that within the
order OF to-day's proceedings I'm the
Reichstag, the Centrlsts would offer an
Interpolation demanding an explanation
on the part Of the government OF the
neutrality treaty between Russia and
Germany the existence Of which from
1881 TO 1890 was disclosed by Prince Bis
inarck in the recent series OF articles
inspired by the ex-Chancellor which ap-
peared in the Hamburger Nachrlchten. the
Princes personal organ. caused the
Corridors OF the Reichstag 10 be packed
AT an early hour with persons vainly try
ing TO obtain admission 10 the galleries
every available space I'm which was filed
by visitors lucky enough to secure per-
mits. There was also an unusually large
attendance Of members Of the Chamber.
ana everything and everybody bore an air
indicating the importance Of the occasion.
The Interpolation was made, but the
ensuing debate was a tame affair in com
parison with what was expected by the
opponents Of the government, and fell
FAR short Of being sensational.
Count Herbert Bismarck stated that he
had remained silent during the debate
because a declaration which the Chancel-
Tor Prince Hohenlohe had made had
supplied him with no basis upon which 10
discuss facts and he was not willing to
deal with hypothesis. lie would, there
fore confne himself solely to denying
That the Interview upon the revelations
OF the Hamburger Nachrichten. published
In Vienna and supposed 10 have been fur
nished by him had emanated from him,
or that he knew anything about IT,
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ENDED FATALLY.
Edward Tnpscott Dies from the Eff
feet of His Wound.

BERRYVILLE. VA, November lG.-
Special -Edward Tapscott, son of Mr.
Baker Tapscott, OF this county, died on
Saturday of brain-fever, brought on by
being shot In the head some weeks ago
An account Of the shooting was published
in the DisDatch's columns at the time
OF it's occurrence. Then no serious re-
suits were anticipated. as the young man
was going about and apparently i'm
proving But soon afterwards fever set
ga. with the fatal result above mem
toned. Young Tapscott. who was a
clerk in the store of Peter McJohnson's
at Powers. and an exemplary young
man. while AT his duties was approached
by his friend. Claiming Carroll. who
asked him TO hand to him n pistol. which
was on a shelf IN the store behind the
counter. Young Tapscott complied, say
ing as he handed the pistol to Carroll
Watch out; that pistol is loaded"
Hardly were the words out OF his mouth
when Carroll raised the pistol, and II was
discharged The ball struck his friend
squarely in the forehead, and, ploughing
It's way around the skull, lodged at the
base OF tbs ear The two young men
were good friends and no arrest has
been made. but II is thought, now
that the result has been a fatal one,
some investigation will be had.
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MUCH DEFENDS on wEYLER.
should His Present Campaign Fail,
spain May Attack Us.

washington Correspondence New York
Journal)
The interest in Washington in the
Spanish Cuban imbroglio has in no sense
abated Notwithstanding the futile con
tradictions by army and navy officials
Of certain statements concerning the pro
liability Of war with Spain. IT is known
here that the preparations being made
by the Navy. and In lesser degree by the
War Department, have for a purpose
the perfecting OF all arrangements for
almost immediate naval and land war
fare.
This must not be taken to mean that
President Cleveland IL anxious for
foreign war, or is preparing to back any
such action by this government. 1t means
simply, as indicated In these dispatches.
that he has received certain limitations
from Madrid that the intense feeling Of
the Spanish people against the United
States Is likely to break out into riotous
demonstration at any time should the
victory OF the Cubans over Weyler be
announced This outbreak will probably
result In the overthrow OF the Queen Re-
gent, and the probable murder OF the
young King and those Immediately about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17
GENERAL LEE IN WASHINGTON.
He and Mrs. Lee Dine with secre-
tary O,ney.

WASHINGTON. November l6.-Consul-
General Lee was at the state Depar 'iilS -,
this morning. and called on Secretary vi
new with whom he spent only few min
MES. This visit was followed by call
on Assistant Secretary Rockhill. General
lee said there was nothing significant in
his visit 10 Washington and TO the de-
partment at this time. lie was merely In
the city with his wife for few days ana
expected TO get away tomorrow. lie de-
sires TO 90 to West Point and see his SON
who is a cadet there, afterwards returning
to Virginia for a week before he returns
10 his post in Habana.
When asked If he would see the Presi-
dent. he replied that he thought not, this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee dined at Secretary
Olney's residence yesterday.
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NORFOLK BOYS RUN AWAY.
One of Them Arrested on the Charge
of Murder.

NORFOLK. VA. November i6.-(Spe-
cial "A week ago Willie Degge. the IA
year-old son of Mr.. John l.. Degge,
clerk in the post-ofilce of this city, and
Peter Dickinson, aged II, son Of Peter f..
Dickinson. ran away from home. They
beat their way to Richmond on a coal
train. it Is said. and after being gone
several days. young Degge returned 20
his fathers home, but nothing could be
learned OF the other boy. Degge said
that he left his partner asleep on the
embankment Of the Atlantic-Coast Line
bridge. in Richmond, W Wednesday night
about 900 o'clock. and that he remem-
bers nothing thereafter till the next
day. when he found himself in Peters
burg with a bruised face. He waited
all day for Peter to join him. and finally
came on back home. Mr.. Peter DiclSin-
son was not satisfied with the boys
story. and had him arrested. charged
with murder. The case will be heard to-
morrow The boy is in a very nervous
and excited state.
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ported were $l6329
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
II would seem from present indications
that there is little doubt OF the early es-
tablishment Of another daily morning
newspaper I'm Petersburg. Action to that
end has been taken. and subscriptions TO
the capital stock have thus far been very
free.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Mr. A. J. Cook and son. charged with
keeping a gamblng-house. and some ten
or q dozen negroes charged with gam
bling therein, were all discharged. on the
ground OF insufiiciency Of evidence TO
convict.
When Mr. Meade Doyle, a well-known
young citizen rode TO his boardng-house
to get supper last evening he left his
bicycle al the front door. as usual
When he came out he found that his
vehicle was gone. and up to this writing
its whereabouts has not been discovered.
Mr. and Mrs John j. Samuel. Of Nor
folk. have issued invitations to the mar
rage Of their niece, Marie Louise, and
Mr.. James Vickery Alfriends. to take
place on Wednesday afternoon. Novem-
Der 9th IN that city. Mr.. Alfriends Is a
native OF Petersburg. though he has
been a resident Of Norfolk for some
years.
Mrs. Martha J. GIN. a venerable and
highly-respected Christian lady. died at
her home in Chesterfield county a day
or two ago; aged 81 years.
Mr.. \. A. Traylor, the veteran hunter
of Petersburg, now past the age OF
threescore and ten years, killed a splendid
buck I'm Sussex county on Saturday. The
deer weighed 2O5 pounds, and, Mr.. Traylor
SAYS. was one OF the finest he ever saw.
Mr.. Traylor is a famous huntsman and
fisherman and few men in Virginia have
been as successful I'm these sports as he.
Mr.. Jacob T. II. Davis, aged 81 years.
went to the polls in Fourth Ward on
election-day. and voted the straight De
mocratc ticket. He has been consistent
in never having voted any other ticket.
Several Of our manufacturers have re-
Gently paid off their employees in gold.
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GOLD RESERVE, s124,5sO,751.
Issue of standard silver Dollars
Shtpment of silver.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-At the
close of business to-day the gold reserve
stood at 1924 5sO.75l There was With
drawn from New York $500 In coin and
$50 100 in bars, leaving a gain for the day
Of SiiO00.
The issue OF standard silver dollars
from the minis and Treasury Offices Tor
the week ended November 18th was Slsh-
$50. and for the corresponding period last
year was S6G5.l0
The shipment OF fractional silver coin
from November LIST to nth aggregated
$3.50 2gi
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WANTED

SIS a WEEK EASY YOU WORK
right around home. brand-new thing.
No trouble TO make slS a week easy
Write TO US quick: you will be surprised
NJ how easy II can be done Send US
your address, anyway. IL will be for
your interest to investigate Write to-
day. You can positively make SIS
week easy ROYAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Box G. Y. Detroit. Mich.
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WANTED.

g o o ID, RELIABLE TRAVELLING
Statesmen TO sell lubricating oil. Address
IMPERIAL OIL AND CREASE COM
PANY. No. 6S River street, Cleveland. o..
no 1921
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WANTED.

PARTIES TO HANDLE MAIL AND
take orders for US. Excellent profits Our
worst agent clears over $50 weekly. A
rare money-making chance. Write AT once
before it is too late. =. T. I. COMPANY.
Y Federal street, Lynn, Mass. no John
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FOR UNITED STATES ARMY, ABLE
Bodied. Unmarried Men. between ages OF
q and 30. Citizens Of the United States,
of good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read. and write English.
For information apply 10 RECRUITING
OFFICER. ca east Broad street. Rich
mond Va. iy Truth. &SaDeg
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WANTED.

\ SITUATION AS CLERK. SALESMAN.
or Assistant Book Keeper. by a man with
good references and five years experience
In the mercantile business. Write for re-
ferences. giving description Of business.
its requirements. &c. 10 ROUGH ASH
LER." White Gate. Giles county. Va.
no l5-3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

WASHINGTON. ID. C, November l6.-
The Supreme Court to-day, after render
ing decisions In a number OF cases, adj
journed for the Thanksgiving recess. Its
next session will be on Monday, the Goth
instant
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WANTED.

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK 70 KEEPER
wishes 10 correspond with any one that
expects TO make a change January LIST.
Best Of city references furnished. Address
y. Y. W, this office. no l3-4t'
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WANTED.

TRAVELLING Statesmen FOR Ct
CARS. Old reliable house. Experience UNI
necessary. Extra inducements to custo-
mers. SIS 10 $50 per month and expenses.
CHARLES G. BISHOP q co.
no 12-Th Su&Tu1m St Louis
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

BOOKS To OPEN UP AND REGU-
larry keep. II desired. Complicated and
entangled books and accounts straight
ened out and adjusted. All work conf
Dental. Charges reasonable. G.. W.
ROYSTER. ONCE II Crenshaw Ware
house no 17-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

TO KNOW WHY YOU KEEP YOUR
money idle. while so many good invest
ments can be had. You have heard about
procrastinatlon and delays; II not, call
and We Will tell you
RO. III. GILLIAN < co.
no ij-2t 900 east Main street
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WANTED,

General Office Man. State age. where at
present or last employed. references. and
salary expected. which must be moderate
Address BOOK-KEEPER, care Dispatch
Office city. no l7-ltf
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For Dyspepsia
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. u. B. Petit. sherman. Tex, says:
Il have used II In dyspepsia, with great
success. think II Is Inc remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

TO KNOW THAT
the Leonard Housekeeping Machine Is
now running. Have your horses clipped
The Leonard H0rse-Cllpper is the closest
clipper in the world. Clips closer and
smoother than any machine yet invented
Price. 81 a horse. Leave orders at private
stable. Ninth near Broad. or az Beonard's
news store, sos east Main street. Tele-
phone 81.
no LIE n LEONARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

A COLORED BOY: AGED BETWEEN
Is and II years. Must be able 10 read
and write. polite Industrious and will
ing TO stay In my office. Apply after 10
A North Ee 10 W Street 5IN d ElDf NO
no l1-itf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17
To Cure n Cold in One Day

take laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets.
Druggists refund money II fails to cure.
&c.
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WANTED.

A FINE sEAMsTRESS WISHES TO
go out sewing by the day; also. under
stands dressmaklng Best references.
Apply at once 10 Mrs. WATERBURY,,
Faith Home Richmond. Va. 10 l7-lt'
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE RE-
tail grocery business. who will loan his
employer 800. Salary, $40 per month.
board. and washing. References ex-
changed. Address GOLD-BUG. Station a,
CITY no l5-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17
CREAM D0UGHNUTS.

Zoe. A DOZEN; CREAM-PUFFS. 25c. A
dozen: Pastry. l0c. a dozen: Molasses
Cakes. &C.; Three-Layer Marble Cakes. &c. /:
a box of Nice Tafly. 7c: Snowballs.
Eclairs. and Fancy Cakes. DRINKARD'S,
i23 north Sixth street. no il-its
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WANTED,

CUSTOMERS TO CALL AND GET
FUEL AT REDUCED PRICES.
Crate Coal, 81 and S4.25.
Best Splint, 81 so and S475.
Gayton Coal. for CRATES, S425.
Celebrated Prick Coke, nut. stove. or
egg. at SO for % bushels-C. o. d.
Wood-Long. sawed, or split.
Anthracite-Stove and Nut. $3.50
Broken and Egg, SJ.25-FOR CASH.
Old Stands:
1905 East Cary Phone l6j.
1900 West Broad Phone f01.
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WANTED
WANTED.

BY A COLORED GIRL. EMPLOYMENT
az Nurse or HousewOrk. Addres
2lf west Main street no l7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

You'll never see this expresg,o, ,. oil.
I faces OF our feminine patrons On, ~ .n'
1 Is TO make this store pleasant hi All 20
irons. that they may make things p.e5,.ee.
/ 10 Us. o'i
What we DO. we do well. No rs,,,-...
| small II Is. We have made I'll.
/ popular by pleasing people
We want you who are thrifty q. ..
/ mere and investigate our price Ecsr--t
cal. cautious people are our best ,g.,.
I surer we are OF getting your ,-,
/ Nhere IN this city. can You buy
| Quart bottles Fine Old French Bran.
ny Aog ..ssst.s-.s..,.t t.............. 6
Finest sugar-Cured Hams Ohs IS
not a picnic ham, but geulin.
sugar-curcd ham). per pound
| Imported Capitalized Ginger. larqn-
ned boxes. per box ............... f-
some more OF that Fine Sweet Grass
butter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ D.
! 5.ool barrels Duniop's Patent Family
Flour. per barrel
/ Sd barrels Large Fat Mackorel. e1rt
/ 300 pounds Sweet Chocolate Dor
CAKE ...................t......
pounds New Virginia Blckwhoat
/ Finest New Orleans MoIaHes per
800 cans Maple syrups. genuine ar,.
| 100 tons Fine Timothy Hay. per iJ
| 5000 bushels Large Northern Pla-
toes per peck ........................ -
Gibson's Old Rye Whisky. per
quart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Home-Made Blackberry Brandy f.r
gallon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... "a LID
| Pure Butchers Lard. AN grease .....
| Good Lard, In any quantity. Der
NouNl --.-r..s-.ss.ssssss.. ...s........
1000 pounds Fine Susar-Cursl
shoulders .--.-.--.-...-.. -..-..........
S pounds Oatmeal or Rolled Oats ...
1000 pounds Fancy Mixed Cakes
pounds for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
5000 pounds Cream Crackers p.r
pound ...-.........-....... .............
Finest Crispy New-Baked Ginger
Snaps, per pound 80. .-...............
ENhilarating Drink-Mooha and Java
4 pounds Finest prssS Soagaes -
8 pounds BOneless Goldfish l-p0uul
bricks. pure FISH ...--s................ 8
HOrsford's Baking Powders. per
500 cans French Peas. bass labels.
per can 49,, ....t. ........... -
80 barrels Fresh Cracker Dust. rer
pOunu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........
Water-Ground Meal per bushel...... %
5000 bars Capco Floating Soap. peg
CAKE .........-........... ...............
Homemade Preserves, per pound. 6
Fresh Apple-Buttcr ...................
Currant Jelly, per pound .............. 5
LeghOrn CitrOn, per pound ......... %
Sherry Wine. 3 years Old. per gallon D.
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt. 21 pounds
10 SACK ..ssss.tss.strs ...s....... hI
Arbuckles Coffee. per pound ........ 10
5000 pounds Finest Nirgina-Cur.I
Pork Sides. per pound .............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

TO LEND $1,000 SMALL LOANS
short time. Address, with stamp. 30,
$50 no l5-yt
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WANTED,

At 900 FLOYD AVENUE. AN EXPE
renced Cook and House-Grl. None nee
apply who haven't good recommend,
tons no 17-2ts
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WANTED,

Customers for Wood-One-half Cord
for Sl.50.
Also, One Ton of Crate Coal for
1926.
All kinds of Coal and Wood at lowest
prices. Purchase before prices advance.
FLOYD TYLER.
sOs west Cary street.
Phone s9B. no lost
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WANTED.

TO TAKE THE COATS OFF ALL THE
horses In the city by the new Electric
B. BURNETT. IS aud IS south Tenth
street no 15-Su, Tu, " Tn. F&Sust'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-17

4 SMALL FARM WITH GOOD HOUSE
in good neghborhood, healthy situation.
Terms cash. Address Il. Box 81 Jarratt.
Va no 9)-vfts