davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07

joyously; I'VE oil of us have our little
down turns now and then. Why,
have myself, when liquor Is bad or
scarce. You mightn't believe it, but
some days 1 feel away down in the
mouth. It is true, 1 have receipt
for getting up again, which l always
and that reminds me. Do you re
unemDl- ,.t the governor of North
Carolina saiu - e.. rovernor OF South
Carolina?"
I'm sure 1 don't" said NeDt,.~ y. =,
you see I'm not very well versed in
United States politics"
We'll, there wasn't much politics
about his remark He merely said:
It's long time between drinks; come
in and have something with me- 1t
seems TO me you haven't tasted any
thing in my company since the voyage
began"
II believe" said Wentworth, that is
true statement. Let us amend it as
soon as possible, only in this case let me
pay for the drinks. l invited you TO
drink with me"
''Not at all, not at ALL" cried Fleming;
4A'l NAAiiC L IL llSlt. HIS II lllN NLt-tts
and it is funny TO think that n man
should spend a week with another man
without knowing him. Really, you
see, l haven't known you till now"
And so the two worthy gentlemen
disappeared into the smolzing-room and
rang the electric bell.
But it was in his own stateroom that
George Wentworth's jocularity came
out at its best. He would grasp John
Kenyon by the shoulder and shake that
solemn man, over whose face a grim
smile would appear when he noticed the
eXuberant jollity of his comrade.
John" Wentworth cried, "why
don't you laugh?"
well, it seems TO me-" replied his
comrade, that you are doing laughing
enough for us both. 1t is necessary to
have one member of the firm solid and
substantial. I'm trying TO keep the aver
age about right. When you were in the
dumps L had to be cheerful for two.
Now that you feel so funny, l take q
kind of melancholy vacation, to rest me
after my hard efforts at cheerfulness"
We'll, John, 1t seems to me too good
to be true. What a plucky girl she was
to do such n thing! How did she
know but that the little vixen had re-
volver with her, and might have shot
her?"
II suppose she didn't think about the
matter at ALL"
''Have you seen her since that dra-
matte incident?"
"Seen whom? Miss Brewster?"
mo, no; / mean Miss Longworth."
NO; she hasn't appeared yet. Isup.
pose she fears there will be q scene, and
she is anxious to avoid It,"
Very likely that is the case" said
Wentworth. "Well, If you get to see
her, you can tell her there is no dam
ger. Our genial friend Fleming has
had talk with that newspaper woman,
so he tells me, and the way he describes
1t is exceedingly picturesque. He has
threatened her with giving away the
snap as he calls 1t, to the other New
York papers, and it seems that the
only thing on earth that Miss Brews-
ter is afraid of is the opposition press.
So she has promised to say nothing
more whatever about the incident"
Then you have been talking with
FIeming?"
Certainly ] have; a jovial good fell
low he Is, too. have been doing some
thing more than talking with him,
have been drinking with him"
stand. Won threatened TO strike him"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
properfy Transfers.

Richmond. Susan a. and Madison z.
Condrcy 10 Il. W. Jones. 1914 feet on south
side clay street G2is feet east Of Twenty
fifth. g..
Erastus II. Chandler 10 Melon r.,
Charles r., and Percy S. Chandler, one
fourth interest In 2lii feet on south side
Main street S9i5 feet west of Plum. 81.
William * McClntock's trustees 10
Adlie T.. McClintock. 1874 feet on north
side China street 1914 feet west Of Bel
viderc. i775.
Charles ". Patman and wife to =. r..
Rose. II feet ON north side Catharine
street % feet west Of Henry. $1,000
J.. r. Rose and wife to Charles W.
Paunan. 17ia-l2 feet on south side Ash
land street 1928 feet east OF Randolph,
$3.50.
W r. smoot and wife to Ida r. Richie
SONS trustee rs 1-6 feet on Clay street
southeast corner Adams, $500.
Harvey Wilson. trustee. and others 10
John Wright. % feet on south side Grace
street 13i feet east of Ryland. subject
10 two deeds Of trust, 5000
Henrlco: Major Allen and wife 10
Samuel Allen. acres south Of Williams
burg road II or T. miles east Of Rich
mond. s..
The Lieburn Land Company 10 O. O..
Burton. lots u and % on Grove avenue,
and lot 1Sj on Kensngton street and Pat
tcrsOn avenue. 5000.
W. j.. Tustin. Robert T.. Stewart, and
their wives TO w. G. Thomson. S2i2 acres
partly in Goochland and partly in Hen
rico. rcscrving exclusive mining and
mineral properties. $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
THE LATE CAPTAIN W. u. PARKER
His service in the Confederate Navy.
Minister to Korea.


Captain William IT. Parker, Of Rich
nond. Va. died yesterday afternoon of
apoplexy at no. 1901 Thirteenth street
where De was stopping for the winter.
Captain Parker was forme IS President
of the Maryland Agricultural College,
and before the war he was professor ol
Astronomy az Annapolis.
At the beginning of the late war he
resigned from the Federal ~, and,
entering the Confederate raV. became
one of IFS most prominent ;ricers At
the time of bis death be WAS engaged
upon history Of the Confederate navy
which Dc was commissioned 10 write by
the Historical Society of Virginia. To is
20 Doe published in connection with Gene
rel Titzhugh Lees history of the
Confederate army For the purpose of
completing this work Captain Parker
came t0 Washington some time ago.
Two 'We.ks ago he was taken slightly
U. but poo physician was called. Yes
tcrday Doc was taken worse. and just as
Doe asked his wife for some medicine
he was stricken down DR. Carr was
called in but Captain Parker passed
away before De- arrived Tie was GS years
of age. and leaves widow. His re-
mains viii he sent 10 Norfolk and buried
from ST. Pauls church
Captain Parker was % SON Of Commo-
loro Foxh1u Parker. Of the old navy
ANA brother of Dangerfeld Parker
United states navy. residing at No. 22l
Hillyer place. He was n ci3ssmato of
Almials Franklin and Ramsay nc An
napous in 1872. when Dee entered the
navy as midshipman During the
Mexicau war he served with honor ass
3D. lieutenant At the opening of the
civil war Doe resigned. and was made
commander of the Beaufort. which
fought the Congress at Hampton Roads
the day preceding the fight between the
Monitor and the Merrimac After the
war he commanded Pacific Mail
steamer During President Clevelands
first administra ton he was Minister to
Korea. and since resigning that Office he
had lived a retired life. engaging in lite
rary work Tie was the author Of a text
book on astronomy now used at Anna
polls. together with other textbooks, and
"the Recollections of % Naval officer,
published few years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
now We CARED FOR THE room.
Facts and Figures About AImshouSe
and Outdoor Department.

Facfs and Figures Abouf aImsbors.
,,d ont-noo. n..,....,......
0''S "N''i lhe eo"-
trOl OF the committee ol the city Council
for the Relief of the Poor which is COM
.....1 oe ,f.,srs Samuel % sot,r.u
,.... ~.
ehdiiInih' h' - HIocN' Nlce-cnaii i"n'
p. NJ. Noble James ]. smith Marx Gunst
1'''''7 l,...,, -''''
~, '''''' ~, 3D.. ,..+t....i.
,.l.... =, 1,..,.,s s,,,,,r,,tn,,.t.,,t. a,.
...5,, i,-r.t he,i...,,t .,,,,.ri,,+ 80,
-, pm Seco,J A..isforf s,,ner,,.-
tendent din charge of Colored Almshousel.
- Hnones Steward. Dr Jobn q mr..
,,.. c.....,,, d., ,,l,.,..... 1,,. ,9- ~
''''' .,, ,,,,.,-i.. Iai.1,,t..r., po't.l.,'t
'5,.,.,t.,..,,s .,1 Mrs. l,lorcnc' IA Me-
1 ,,,+,o-
,,,,l.,t f.,-r-,px- 7c-o -ro r,U-cf,,rr,.,,.
r4'on '-N-> -AI' ~ ~ l''' '-''' i''-''
3D.
Admitted: Nhiie-Ien. -'o' women lle'
children 90. Ooioied Mth, Ih' women
ls2 children, ol' Ioial ADMISSIONS, e5i'
Discharged. WINE -Meh' ziG women.
lol children, 80. NoioIed-Aleh. 1895 Wo-
men, no. oniiIien' Gle 4o''l "isei'"' sei'
M.
Died: White-Men. l3, women, 10. chill
dren g. Colored-Men. f9 women, 5d;
children. 4. Total deaths l-5.
Total remaining ia almshouse December
25th. White-Men &C.. women. ~ chill
dren 6. Colored-Men So. women. 53;
children. s. Total inmates 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
Personals and Briefs.


Detective Alex. Tomlinson is still con-
ined 10 IDS mousse ''' i7 's''''E easy
s nHmber of private parties have been
formed for dinner az the jefferson this
evening
Dr. Arthur Jordan has gone 20 Wash
ington for several days. ON professional
business
s. Christmas-tree VIII Dee given the
children of Fulton Baptist Sunday schoO.
Tonight
Alderman uouton purfon has returned
to tho c'y from "a visit 90 his mother,
u Dallas. ToT.
,r.. ,rrf. GRAY OF Toffaryuia N Y
.. VISITING ,1r. William Russell. b.. e2l
Marshall street,
Ais. raftvo Bowie. of Alamstown.
Nd FL. visiting llrs IS. B. Adkins BIS
v..sf Grace street.
Mr. claude NJ Dean. Deputy clerl,
,f tr. r-rit.l state. cfreuft Court has
...,. t, T.ltir,ora
A'-. 3eLI-
'l,,. with brr rar.nts
ar. William Eounf. oi ayhesooro,
is on % visit u Mr. ernest H. hoI-ins ANA
family ol l0I' J. ''SD avenue
Mr. w. b. beIiii. general passenger
agent ol lhe N"iio'N ~.t ,' ',..'H i''i-
way WAS ii '"' Guy "''''.'-"s'
arss Walden VIII give a New-Year mas
0,,.rada al Sanger Han tonight 10 tho
pupils and friends OF her dancing
academy.
,r,. l,s+ t,ro warm DAVIS Tho weather
t..s i...r nj, the IfnI known as ",rinpv q"
phvs.oians rcnort number of cases OF
n,a naladv
The Board of Oyerseers OF the Poor
for Henrlco county held their quarterly
meeting yesterday only routine business
was transacted.
,,....... .,... ....,,,, or ro,,,,,r,, ,b, r,o,,
,i.,, tr,rt ci,h hounds viii mot nm
Wednesdays and Saturdays. at the "Ken-
rels." az 3P. NJ.
MISS Ni. LOU D"N ~. N' vi M
George j.. DaFl'' i,'l '7'"' ~, 'li'o'
Tor lS',lSu., - ,..,.,, s,r a"r. A.. roh,
j. Wesmore.and.
n..r.,sor IA N pavton wife and
oi.i,,.,11 ..,1 ,fiss NJ Cnffct ~ prime.
..n ave. m the JEFFERSON profess
sor pavton IS q member OF the facultv
~ rr'ncetor COLLEGE
.',..l no,,, oC Sam Fr,ncieco is tbe
l'',l.+ oe H. a. Winston ON plum street
g.. t..', mann, ola friends here who re
- her rs Miss Della Young
Mr.. q. +. hirpy' city edltor or me
Newport News baliy Iress' ana mis- piide
passed thiouSh '"e Guy yesl'r"ay ai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
Federal BaIance-Shcet.

WASHINGTON. y. c., December 81
The Treasury debt statement. which VIII
be issued Saturday, VIII show that the
deficit for the first six months of the
current fiscal year Is. in round figures
s39OO000. For the month Of December
I'm round numbers. the receipts were S5.-
so 900. and the expenditures $2j.-00000
making an excess of receipts over eX-
pendituros of 100000. ON account of
the heavy interest charges and unusual
axpenditures incident 10 January the
excess OF expenditures over receipts for
January. 1891. is estimated az Slj.W00O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

one of -hc best places in the city 90
spend Ncw-Yoar's evening viii Doe at the
concert t0 be given by the Brown Uni
ycrsity Giee. Banjo. and Mandolin Clubs
no the Young Mems Christian Association
Hail. The work of these three clubs s
spoken of I'm the highest terms by critics
The reservcl-scat chart no the Associa-
ton building already shows the largest
sale of the season. ln order 20 supply the
demand. the committee have placed on
reserved sale The gallery. This win Doe
the only New-Yelr's event al the build
ng DO formal reception being held this
year. MS it has been decided 90 make the
re1pening events the first public gather
ngs of the season. These viii take place
during this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

DEFIANCE. o., December 3l-The
most disastrous fire that ever threatened
the city OF Defiance ragged four hours
here last night The fire started In the
third story Of the Wertheimer building
occupied 10y Shoemaker Brothers dry
goods store. This building is a portion
of one of the finest buslness-blocks in
the city. The fire spread rapidly. ana
IN less than an hour had burned the
rear of the building The loss will reach
$1,000. and is partly covered by insurance
several nremen were slightly Injured Dy
falling debris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
rntnI Fire in PhiIndeIphIn.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 3D.
Fire broke out this morning on the third
floor of the four-story building No. Q
strawberry street, and the flames spread
rapidly. 4 30-foot ladder was placed
against the building, and six fremen
started 10 ascend il. The ladder broke
and the men were thrown violently TO
the ground Edward a. Dever. hOseman.
was fatally injured. and died a few
minutes after reaching the hospital
Three others We're badly injured The
fire was soon under control, and the
damage to the building Will NOT exceed
s. O00
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
Tho Cifx-Hnn NcNvs.

i'm The LAW and Equity Court yesterday
decree of divorce was granted I'm the
case Of Ncd Alosby against Mary Mosby
The cause of the suit was desertion.
Judgment was rendered I'm the following
cases. j. l.. Taliaferro against =. b..
Cosby for &2is2: J. b. Cosby against C..
j. Johnson for $l766
Salt was brought in this court ycster-
day afternoon by Black g. Rosonbaum
AGAINST j. j. Wright a. Stokes for Hl5Sj.
Iu the Chancery Court Charles Eubank
qualified as executor of the estate Of
O. .0rgc Eubank.
Clerk Christian issued q marriage
license yesterday 10 Charles t. Palmer
and Miss Ola Hciulein
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
An Editor Married.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December
.-(speciaL)-M Amelia VI. Upshur.
daughter of Captain a. b. Malett. OF this
city. and Mr. William II. Kirby. late
city editor oG the Daily Press, were
quietly married at the BRIDES residence
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the pres
ence of a few friends. After making
tour Of the northern cities. Mr.. and Mrs
Kirby will reside I'm Washington. when
Mr. Kirby Will engage I'm newspaper work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
LyNCHING OR MURDER.
\ Negro of bad Reputation the

RALEIGH. y. g.. December H.-A
lyuchne or murder occurred ON Christ
mas nisht near Gibson's station I'm
Richmond county. The man killed was
Jim Green Wo'oroD. % newcomer i'm the
ueiehborh0oi. who was employed in "a
cottonsoc I-ou-mW at Gibson. Nothing
was known of him. except that Dee was
OF bad reputation and had served in the
penitenuary Late Christmas night 81
number Of white men on horseback sur
rounded Green's house. and made him go
with them half mile down the road
when they drew revoivers and riddled him
with bullets. The lyuchers were un-
masked. and were strangers. Tt IS sup
posed they came from South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

NEW YORK. December 3l.-Presdent
McCook. of the New York Produce EN-
change. has appointed Franklin Edison.
Forest H. Parker. and Evan Thomas all
OF them ex-presidents OF the Exchange.
as a committee 10 represent the Exchange
I'm attendance al the monetary convention
10 be held at indianapolis on January
eth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. ]. 1897
Sun rises .......727 HIGH TIDE
sun sets ........5Ol 1lOrnlng.
Moon rises ......O.J9 Evening ...........2.38
PORT OF RICHMOND DEC 81, 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Virginia
Navigation Company.
steamer Yamassee. ONeH. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers. j. ~. Mc-
CarTck. agent.
SAILED.
Schooner William H. Bailey. Bailey,
South AmbOy; railroad ties.
Schooner Woodbury. NJ. Snow. Brown,
New Haven, pig-irOn; vessel, ID. O'Suili-
van.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. 31st.
CBy telegrapn)
SAILED.
Schooner n. W Cramp. Providence.
Schooner III. l.. Peckham Salem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

- W. tNWdihlHf W. '.f - - 'ff
OF the Pharmacy Department, ]. \. Mil
Ter. Pm G.. The course IN the Medical
and Dental departments extends over
three years OF seven months each, be-
ginning october lst and closing April
Both In the Pharmacy Department the
course covers two years OF seven months
each.
On the same lot with tho college IS
the Virginia Hospital. which has been
recently rcmolcllcd and enlarged and
equipped with AN the appliances per-
tanning 90 a modern model hospital IL
now has "a capacity for - patients. and
in ts charity wards n large number
OF patients receive each year free tina
best medical and surgical attention.
~ is the aim Of tho faculty OF the
University College OF Medicine. by tho
rough conscientious teaching and thu
maintenance q the high standard all
ready set. TO place The institution IN the
front rank Of American medical colleges.
The Catholic schools.
There are ten Catholic schools-eight
white and two colored-in the city.
They are under the jurisdiction Of the
Bishop. and are conductc; by Religious,
except ST. Patricks school for boys,
Principal Mr.. j. a. Blake. and Sacred
Heart Parochal School for boys and
girls. Principal. Miss kerse. In these m
situations, which compare in point OF
efficiency and excellence with those of
any city I'm the country, there are more
than 200 scholars The courses are very
thorough. and in the girls schools much
attention is paid 10 special branches oil
study and art
Two of me schools-9i fc'cI l'oy7
School which U.s. managed 10y 'ne NaN,-
Ran Brothers. 40 the corner OF NlniH
and Marshall streets, ana 81. Joseph
Academy and Iarochial school Mhlch
has for years been successfully conducted
at the corner of Fourth ana Maish'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

calls during the year. being an increase Of
2ls over 1875.
Doctors in charge Of ambulance, ". H.
Lyme and Charles a. Labenberg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
Made Secretary and General Man
Hgcr.

The Board of Directors of the Column
bian Building and Loan Association 40
its regular monthly meeting last eye-
ming promoted AIR. j. j.. Aylett TO the
office of secretary and general manager
SIR. Aylott has been assistant secretary
for some time. and won his promotion 10y
steady attention to his business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

NEW YORK. December 3l.-(Special)-
W. r. Jones, Marlborough; j. G.. Skel-
ton. waldorf; II. :. Myers, Hoffman; s.
ID. Crenshaw. Grand; T.. NJ. Long MARI
borough u. Headrick, Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention,
and the style OF work and prices Will be
sure TO please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
THE TOWER, seeS SOR and Broad
oNNNNNNNNNNN
q HAPPY NEW WEAR.

our semi-annual sale OF Mems Unlaun-
dered Shirts finds values bigger than ever.
And the goods are Of the right sort, or
they wouldn't be- here.
AT l2c EACH-l90) Linen-Bosom and
Cuffs Dwight Anchor cotton, patent fac
ings inserted sleeves
At J0c. EACH-2i00 Linen Bosom and
CUFFS. New York Pride cotton. all the
latest and best finishes, fit and workman
ship perfect.
AT Soc EACH-Centlemen's White
Night-Shirts. fancy trimmed; also, heavy
muslin without trimmings.
FURs,
Mink Bols. 81.
Marteu Boas with 10 long tails, 50; bet
ter quality. S.
NEILINGS.
Chenille Spot Yelling. Black dots on
Black net. q inches wide, l5c. yard, A
littieish lOt. VIII Won get your sndree
COATS AND CAPEs.
Last of the seasons Imported Jackets,
that were $40. Sl2, and $lj. your choice 80,
S. and $3.50
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS.
Ends of goods get slight courtesy here.
yet just as good as though from iull
piece If you have need for waist pat
tern. for skirt length. for enough for "a
child's dress the whole gcmut Of good
things. including Fancy Cheviots Ser-es,
BrOadci0ths. and Plaids Prices are apt
10 be one half. and often less IMAM one
half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

Ut d. Page Mase of Richmond. ard
.sors Pollard. Hunter. Mitchell and
1'iicll The sixth annual address bee
."ir me Historical Society was delivered
oy pr. j. William Jones' Of ihc Miller
Among Che advance steps recently taken
nf inc college was "a change in the sys-
l'n oi examinations Students in most
In'nts now stand brief written exc
ahNnoiions go frequent intervals on the
d'''iIs OF tho subject taught, and 90 the
end of each term arc cxamincd ON The
principles of thc science or language and
iNef extended applications The term
examinations are therefore. more than
ever "a test OF power. and the evil of
examining is greatly diminished.
within the past year the chemical
laboratory was much enlarged. the ca-
pcity of the bathrooms has been Inc
creased. ani additional apparatus has been
placed ln the gymnasium Perhaps the
most appreciated Improvement OF the year
has been the opening Of a new college
uo1raing-h1N. mo which excellent table
board is furnished at "a charge Of $3.50
"a month. The success of this experiment
seems sured. for it's popularity steadily
increases
The entire expenses Of q student for
tuition. boarl. and all expenses ls about
>-N. nonresident students pay $3.50
ion The college possesses about thirty
scholarships and donation funds. which
aIc used % al worthy men. so tuition
or room-rcnt is charged ministerial
students of amy denomination. The om-
Gers ~ the college are. Hon. j. J.. 81
Curry president Eo1rI OF Trustees:
Charles IT, Rylaud ID. 3D.. secretary and
treasurer, ~. W. Eoatariaht 81 A.. plesi-
dent OF OBJ. TU.I.lO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
TRAIN YOUNG MINDS.
TIE YEARS work ~ OUR EDUCA-
TIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
ATTENDANCE IS GENERALLY LARGE.

over 1900 Pupils I'm the Public
schooi>-impros emcnts Made and
Those Coutcmpiatcd-RcmovnI Of
che scmiuarS-Thc Girl students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
WANTED.

RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE
agents for telephone tablet and special
dos. PAYS 800 a year. Inclose stamp.
VICTORY MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. Cleveland. o. De i&l5Jal&b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01

CONSTTNERS OF COAL TO KNOW
mat they can buy that most superior
crate Fuel the Clover-Hill Coal, as low
AS $3.50 per ton. 1 VIII also sell 20 bushels
ID loads) coke for s.. All other Kinds OF
Fuol at lowest prices.
SAMUEL IA. COrTIlBLL,
$40 east Broad street
do fctf and Harrison and Broad SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
WANTED,

WANTED.
All, TO GET BARGAINS. COAL
AND WOOD PRICES DOWN.
Egg Coal for CRATES 81 and 1925.
Splint Lump. $3.50 and sl.75.
Spint Hail, 81 and S4.25.
Anthracite. Egg or Broken, S5.25.
Anthracite, Nut or Stove, $3.50.
Tricks Coke, Nut or stove, SO for %
bushels.
If charged in books 25c extra
Long Pine Wood, per half cord, Sl.50.
Long Pine, No /, extra, per half cori
So
Save money by calling at
Old Stands:
1900 West Broad Phone 407.
1905 East Cary Phone 165.
Both old and new phones same No.
=. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
LNANII,n

AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING
Salesman desires a Situation for 1897. Ad-
dress Post-Oflce Box No. Is. Sturgeon
VILE Brunswick county, Va. dc BIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-01
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.
" ANTItD.

4 LADY TO DO TYPOGRAPHY,
typewritiug and general office work. Good
health and amiability essential Address
LOck-B0x ~. Blackstone. Va. ia l-lt
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