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The herald., 1897-06-06

theory evolved from observations made
in the course of my medical practice.
1t may be right and it may be wrong;
but I will give it to you for what it is
worth.
1T is a. rule that works both ways
People with a tendency to tuberculosis,
primarily speaking, are apt to have
red hair, or reddish locks, and people
with weak lungs are apt to have red
hair.
Now, understand me right. Do not
get the impression that all people who
have red hair are consumptives, or that
they are all likely to have tubercular
troubles. don't mean that at all.
ut is just this. For many years Los
Angeles and Southern California have
been the Mecca of consumptives- and.
persons with tendency to weak lungs.
and the usual large proportion have
been blessed with red hair. A few years
stay usually restores the great majority
to perfect health. but of course they
still retain their red hair.
Having lived here arfew years. they
were Of course unwilling to go back to
the climatic inhospitalities of the east,
and they naturally settled down for the
remainder Of their natural lives They
married and raised families The ten
dency is for parents with red hair to
have red-haired children, and the pecu-
liarity is transmitted from generation
to generation. These people have got
rid Of their consumption. and even their
tendency toward the tubercular troubles
that afflicted their forbears; but they
still retain their auburn locks.
4 n
s.As matter Of fact the curious con-
dition that you have noticed is splen-.
did tribute to; the climate Of Southern
California. ! am told that the same
condition may be observed In Denver,
Colorado Springs and other cities and
localities where people with weak lungs
have forryears bsen II The habit Of cons
The herald., 1897-06-06

The Angeleno happened to be phys!-
attention to the very matter Of which
the tourist spoke.
= can account for K in only one way !
The herald., 1897-06-06

Ladies' New French Percale Shirt
Waists, in very elegaut patterns, en-
tirely new Banner brand; reg 1no
ular price 45c. Our Sale Price. kUC
H-Inch Wide Vaenciennes Lace; reg
ular price SC per yard. II
Oar Sale Price. e................ ~
Swiss Linen Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, scalloped edges; regular o.
price Ioc. Our Sale Price $50. ~
Ladies' Swiss Handerchiefs, colored
borders, regular price SC each. II
Our Sale Price. ................. ~
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, 4.button,
worked back; our regular 81 60c
glove. Our Sale Trice ..... C1(
Corset-Our Lead.r-Fancy stitched
with lace, beaded trimming, gray only,
In all sizes; regular price 4oc. .10c
Our Sale Price. ............... ~
DR.. Warmers Corsets, in grays and
black, full cord, extra long, every pair
warranted; regular price $I.25. 70r
Our Sale Price. .............. ~
Genuine R. and 6. Corsets, come in
gray and black; this is our regular 81
corset. E1c
Our Sale price. UCN
Boys Mackinaw Straw Hats, will fit
ages from E to To years, trimmed with
black band; regular price I5c o.
each. Our Sale Price ......... "
Mems Very Fine Soft Mackinaw Straw
Hats, fine 7-inch black band, stylish
hat for street wear; regular 10~
/ price 4oc. Our Sale Price. 49,. l1(
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Draw.
ers, long and snort sleeves; reg 70c
ular price 3sc. Oar Sale Price AUC
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, lin
en- bosom, guaranteed perfect fitting,
6gq 6{ssqlsss ss,e efIss Pfjes sos. 22C
Mems Outing Flannel Shirts, come in
very neat stripes, perfect fitting, good
quality; regular price 35c. 10c
Our Sale Price. 90. ............ ~
Mems Imported Tan Color Seamless
Hose, extra gooi quality, full finish;.
regular price I5c. o.
Our Sale Price. e.,........-..... "
Mems Color Border Handkerchiefs and
plain white hemstitched; regular Ac
price Ioc. Our Sale Price. .... ~
Boys All.Wool Cashmere Suits, dou-
ble-breasted and square-cut only, this
Is the mothers choice suit" in grays
and browns, sizes 9 to I6 years, short
pants; regular price $500. C1 QS
Our Sale Price ......... QlsCO
Boys Fancy Percale Waists, Banner
brandt regular price 35c. 1Er
Our Sale Price. ce..'.............. lON
Mems Fine Fur Fedora Hats, z-inch
6-inch crown, with black silk band
and binding, made by Wilson & Co.;
regular price $500. 0Eo
Our Sale Price. 1OS
The herald., 1897-06-06

Plain Chsngeable Silk. in garnet and
green, blue and red, blu. and tan. Law
ender and green, and blue and gold;
regular price 35c. 10r
Our Sale Price, per yard....... l1C
Black Satin Duchess, extra heavy
quality with rich and handsome lus-
ter, ,all sizes silks; aular price EEr
81 per yard. Our Sale Price. OON
Black Brocade Satin, in handsome
floral designs, very newest patterns in
the market, all silk with rich luster;
regular price $I.25. R0o
Our Sale Price. .............. wv
Black Brocade SiciIIan, silk finish,
double fold, half wool; regular ~
price zoe per pair. Our Sale Price ~
Black Brocade Sicilian, silk finish, AZ
inches wide, extra fine finish and neat
designs; regular price Csc. 17c
Our Price During This Sale. OAS
Black Brocade Grenadines, silk and
wool, az inches wide, has handsome
luster, will make an elegant suit, and en-.
tirely new cloth; regular price /0o
75c per yd. Our Sale Price :. f1N
36inch Wool Grenadines, handsome
silk finish, an entirely new cloth, must
be seen to be appreciated; regular price
50 per yard. 7hr
Our Sale Price ce.............. kON
36-inch Double Scotch Plaids, com. in
five different patterns; regular kc
price I5c yd. Our Sale Price w
All-Wool Scotch Cheviot, in neat pat
terms. very pretty and durable; regular
price soc. 10r
During the Sale Our Price. Nv
French Lappett Mulls, come in all the
leading handsome Shades, magenta,
with white dots, red with white dots,
black with purple dots, grass-green
with whit. dots. black with grass. green
dots, an entirely new cloth; regular
price 35c per yard. 10r
Our Sale Price 49,. ........ III
3,.inch Empire Dimities, come in very
handsome flowered patterns and
shades, this is new cloth and very
stylish; regular price Isc a yard. II
Our Sale Price ................ ~
Rowena Lace Striped Lappets, come
In six different shades; regular Lc'
price roc per yd. Our Sale Price w
Jaconet Duchesse. 80 inches wide,
comes in six new patterns; regular
price 2oc per yard. 10r
Our Sale Price e.............. 1V|
French Batiste, zo inches wide, comes
in very handsome shades; regular
price 7c per yard. q
Our Sale Prize. !. ........... "
Organdi Francl. 80 inches wide, comes
in lavender, hefiotrope, grass-green,
sky-blue and ceres-pink, all white dots,
the very latest petite novelty; regular
price 25c per yard. 17c
Department
Cxo.
The herald., 1897-06-06

3o.ineh American Black Sateen, comes
with fine luster, silk finish; reg
ular price Isc per yard. zr
Our Sale Price ce......... ............... ~
3o-inch White Dimity, comes in plaids
and stripes; regular price I5c per hc
yard. Our sale Price............... w
3o-inch English Whit. Satin Dimity,
comes in very handsome patterns,
fancy invisible stripes; regular price
zoe per yard. 10r
Our Sale Price. lVO
27-inch Plain India Lawn; regular price
Ioc per yard. 1lc
Our Sale Price .................... O2N
Extra good quality Checked Apron
Ginghams; regular price SC per 1lr
yard. Our Sale Price........... k2N
American Shifting Prints; regular
price SC per yard. 1r
Our Sale Price,. ce................."".... "
Simpson three.quarter Percae, comes
In black and white, blue and white,
pink and white, red and white stripes
and flowers; regular price &c per Er
yard Our Sale Price...."......... ~
Satin Damask Table Linen, bleached,
60 inches wide, very neat designs; reg
uIar price 4oc. 10c
Our Sale riee................,..... ~
Satin DAmask Table Linen. genuine
grass bleach, 81 inches wide, pure
Irish linen, handsome quality; regu-
lar price $I.65. 07r
Our Sale Price wv
Fancy Open Work Scrim, pure white,
40 inches wide; regular price I5c. IN
Our Sale Price. e....................... ~
+, 36-inch Silkoline, comes in very hand
some Shades; regular price Isc o.
per yard. Our Sale Priee......... CC
Cotton Huck Towels, 80 inches long.
I6 inches wide, bleach.d; regular IN
price Sc each. Our Sale Price,. ~
4sx24 inch sUnbleached Turkish
Towels. extra heavy quality; regular
price 3oc each. 1E1
Our Sale Price,. lOL
Children's Ribbed Hose, extra heavy
German, guaranteed absolutely fast
color, good every day school hose;
regular price Ioc'a pair. e.
Our Sale Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Ladies' Hose, fast black, seamless, full
regular size; usual price I2Hc. II
Our Sale Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Ladies' Hose, special heel and toe, 40
guage, H:rmsdorf dye, fast black,
made in Germany; regular for TX
81 value. Our Sale Price...... lUC
Ladies' Egyptian Knit Vests, sleeve
less, low neck, extra good quality;
regular price &c. o.
Our Sale Price,. e.......................... ~
Ladies' White Swiss Ribb.d Vests, ,ex-
ira fine silk finished, ribbon on front
and neck; this is our regular IT,
3oc garment. Our Sale Price. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

her house was. with the exception OF
the White House. the best known In
Washington. and whenever Jeutrson's
daughters were absent Mrs Madison
presided over the presidential receptions
ana leveeS She possessed a most re-
narkaoie memory and never forgot a
race or miscallod name-a faculty
which served her well when she her
self became mistress Of the White House,
IN 1910. Washington Irving in one OF
his letters. describes Mrs. Madison at
this time as fine, pretty buxom dame.
with smile and a pleasant word y
everybody" Few ever came within her
sunny presence without being charmed
win her. and the natural goodness OF
her heart showed itself on many an
occasion. Once two humble Old women
from tho West were in Washington for
day, ana possessed with a desire to
see the Presidents wife They timidly
inquired the way TO the White House Of
"a gentleman on the street, who good
naturedly conducted them tbither. and
sent IN 70 urgently request Mrs. Madi-
son. whom he knew. to sec them. This
she ola, with 80 much kindness and cor
diality that the old women were soon
placed completely at their ease. When
they rose TO leave c1e Of them said with
YOU wouldn't mind II 1 jest kissed you.
10 tell my gals aboutw Mrs. Madison
eyes twinkied. but she could not be out
done in puitcness. and leaning forward.
complied with the request. which doubt
less my gals " descendants boast about
10 this day.
After leaving the White House. Madi-
son retired TO Montpelier. where he lived
in comfort and quiet until his death.
IN 1896 During his last illness his wife
tended him in the most devoted manner,
and did not so outside the grounds for
eight months After his death she lived
I'm Washington. going down 10 Montpelier
for an occasional visit. until finally pc
cuniary embarrassment caused her 10
sell the handsome old estate, where she
had passed so many happy hours. \
few years before Mrs. Madison's death
Congress paid her an unusual honor by
offering her "a seat on the floor Of the
House whenever she might desire 10 at
tend its sttings-a privilege never be-
fore or since extended TO a woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Nv George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
MAHOGANY SEC X EIAhiEo,
wi IRON BEDsTEADs, FURNITURE 40
AT AUCTION.

Rv direction CT Mr.. Harry Causton; w n1
&C. about 10 return to England. / VIII sen
~ his residence, No. 1902 FLOYD avenue
at 1880 a. Nj. ~ ,eo-
TUESDAY, MARCH 80. 1871.
The Parlor Furniture. Large Easy spring
Chairs, Couch. &c; 49,. c,oh,.
Eencv Screens. Tea-Tables, Ebony , Capl-
net Card-Table, Fancy oak laDie'
Wicker Chairs &c; .u Dor
Hall Stair and Chamber carpets i0i
tieres lace Curtains. Rugs. &C;
Two Imported English SecretaIies-toIll
mahogany and one selected fancy WOOL
with original brass handles, Mahogany
Tea-Tables. &C; c.. III. oai,
Tmported English Dinner Set tlns CdA
Buffet. and Extension Dinner-Idaao oie
cane Lounge, Sleepy-Hoilow Chalr'
Dinner Chairs, &c; -,
Fine oak Chamber Furniture, ana very
handsome Pohshed Quai'
WARDROBE, tr,,r
Enamelled and Brass Bedsteads, HAIR
Mattresses, Springs, Feather holsters
and pillows, Rosewood and Mahogany
Rureaus and Wardrobe. Linen Press
oak Refrigerator. Book-Shelves; Chalrs.
Pocxers and a variety OF miscellaneous
articles. HhOf'HE w, n,ionoer
NH % 1AuN elcite1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
VNRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF LAKEWOOD
AVENUE.
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF

VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF LAKEWOOD
AVENUE.
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA.
CONTAINING Is e5-lOo ACRES.
sBy Virtue OF Certain, deed Of trust to
the trustees OF the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Association, dated December
4, 1894 and recorded in the Clerks office
OF Henrico County Court. Deadlock ~
b, page 800, which was given TO secure
the payment OF a certain note therein
mentioned, default having been made IN
the payment thereof. and being directed
by the Board OF Directors OF said associa-
ton 80 to do, we shall offer for sale, az
public auction, at the dice OF the nuc-
tioneers CTenth and Bank streets. Rich
mond. va. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1881.
at II O'clock NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. being the same conveyed by
the deed Of trust hereinbefore mentioned.
This property fronts on the south SIDE
Of lakewood avenue, east OF Thlrty fourth
street and Is bounded on the east by tho
lands OF j. Il. Canepa ana others, on ths
south by Franklin's land, and on tho
west by the land OF the estate OF w. IL.
Cowardin. deceased.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses or sale.
all past-due taxes, a ratable proportion
of the taxes for the year 1884, and tho
sum OF s. $500, with interest on same from
December 4, 1895. the residue on such
terms as the said company Of the first
part, its agents. or assigns may pre-
scribe. and, In case OF their failure 10 give
such directions, then upon "A credit OF one
and two years for said residue, In equal
instalments, the purchaser 10 give his
negotiable notes. with interest added,
from day OF sale, secured by deed or
trust. JOHN -. PURCELL,
JOHN S. Elicit.
FRANK r. SUTTON.
Trustees OF the Old Dominion Building
ard Loan Association. NH Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Certainly one OF the trumphs OF modern
engineering is the canal being built Tor
the purpose Of carrying the vast amount
of sewage Of Chicago into the Mississippi
rirer, the main design being that the
waters OF Lake Michigan shall now
through IL az the rate OF 10000 cubic feet
Der second the intention being to nave
ihe sewage 50 diluted that no possible
harm can occur to the towns by which il
win flow. Among the most striking data
OF this immense work Is that or its
length-viz, twcnty-eight miles. Where u
masses through aluval ground the widtn
an the bottom Is 2J2 feet; but the material
taken out IS Of a widely varying charae-
ter. ranging from a soft mud, so soft ina
m can be removed By pumps, 10 mixture
Of sand. gravel clay. and boulders, whict
h cemcntcd 20 firmly as IN some cases l.
reguire blasting. But much OF the eNcava
ion IL through solid rock. The estimated
quantities TO be removed are 4.ycOVD cupic
wards of wet soil, Z.WO1O cubic yofda. 81
olluvial and hard soil and 10000 cutic
wards OF solid rock-nearly AOvvSVJ CUBIC
yards OF excavation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
"COOD TIMES COMING"

You know that means rise in values.
The bottom has teen touched, and pros
perffv is coming We are no optimists.
Tbe signs OF the times point that way. as
the weather vane points the wind. The re
duction OF the banking rate, OF interest
10 depositors will unload the vaults. The
expenditure OF 100000 by the Chesapeake
and Ohio will circulate through an the
arteries Of trade. and business will re-
vive. some big deals are now going on.
nnd large projects are being talked. Are
Won Going TO be left2 Get into line" and
reap some OF the harvest. You can BUY
REAL, ESTATE now that will enhance
from 10 10 30 per cent. profit in the next
few years. and viii pay you NET SIN
PER CENT. while waiting 10 turn 1t
over. Let us show you some Of these bar
gains. PUT MONEY TO WORK.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q -.
NH 2S-1t 1913 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
BY George f. Crawford & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
1905 Bank street.
fNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM OF I75L ACRES IN HANOVER

COUNTY, VA. ABOUT THREE MILES
FROM ASHLAND. AND ONE QUAR-
TER OF A MILE FROM KILBY STA
TfON. ON RICHMOND, FREDERICKs-
RTRci AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DWEfIING OF SIX ROOMS. BESIDES
TWO BASEMENT ROOMS; BARN IS By
90 FEET; LARGE ORCHARD AND
VINEYARD.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust. executed to me on the 22d Jay OF
January, 1876, and recorded in Clerk -
office OF Hanover County Court. Deed
Rock "a. page 27l. default having been
made In the payment OF note Of $3.50
therein secured. and being required to DO
so by the note-holder. ! VIII sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1881.
al o'clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost OF this sale.
- pay note OF $3.50 with Interest from
January %. 1897, any taxes that may be
due. and d credit as follows N.l20 pay
able January p. 1895; $2c63 payable jan
uary %. 1880; s9is.!i payable January -;
1880: 81 .2f0 payable January q. 1909, ana
balance upon such terms as may De al
mir n Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
FOR SALE,
EARN For GALE.

TEN MINUTES FROM POST-OFF1CE
and station. on York-River line; near
school, church; eleven miles from Gown;
location healthy; house, barn. Crlb, We'll
and fruit trees. Address "TARR1-
TOWN" 400 east Leigh street, Richmond
We NH 2S-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
FOR RENT,

AT REDUCED PRICE. TWO LARGE
cary street within five minutes walk TO
the post-ofHce These are about the most
desirable stores on Cary street. Call FOR
our Printed Rent-List.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR a son,
NH 2S-1t Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

4 curious fact Of practical Importance
,s sometimes lost sight OF in the manage
,ront of coal-name,y. that while hard ana
Town coal are both subject 20 explosion
ana ignition. the causes are different; the
explosion being due 10 the liberation OF
CAS- known as fire damp, which follows on
= decrease of atmospheric pressure, while
,ooition results solely from oxidation OF
IRON pyrites contained in the coal these
writes being exposed TO the action OF
ppsy,,,s,.n and moisture The finer the diVls-
ION az the coal the greater IS the danger
ana coal above ground Is particularly ma
Me IN this Numerous attempts 70 reduce
ME danger have been made, principally
NV ventilating the stacks, 2 plan when
however has failed, on account CT the IN.
leased amount OF oxygen introduced into
49, ,,,terior of the mass The practice or
ventrating the coal bunkers' Of ships mas
not even up to the present time peeh
abandoned. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the unfaVor-
80 results liable 10 foil.w such course.
Old papers for sale at the Dispa'ch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
FOR RENT,

THAT MOST DESIRABLE STORE No.
sos oaet BROAD. corner Fourth, long occu-
Tied AS a clothing-stOre and, a most ex-
ce1ent locality for that or any other re-
toT business, with modern dwelling
abnve Possession May LIST.
"Oo'0 SUTTON e. CO.,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
NH 2l-Su&Thit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
BY James III. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
9li east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
l. OF
TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF SU-
BURBAN LAND ON BROAD
STREET ROAD.

In pursuance of decree OF the Circuit
Court OF HenrlcO county, entered on the
18th day Of March. 1897. In the suit OF X:
A. Frayser VS.. julia w. Morris and
others, the undersigned trustee. In exc.
cution OF a certain deed OF trust, dated
the 1st day OF March. 1880. recorded IN
Henrico County Court Clerks office. IN
Deadlock 1Sl A, page H. default having
been made in the payment OF portion
of the money thereby secured. will sell,
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL s. 1891.
at i:30 O'Clock p. NJ: /. TWO ACRES OF
LAND. with the improvements thereon.
described In said deed as lying and being
in Henrico county. about three miles trom
the city OF Richmond. on the Broad,
Street (or Deep-Run road, I'm Brookland
township, and adjoining tho land OF :. A.
Thorp (Sr), and William Woodson'
2. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
described in said deed as being In Hen
rico county, about three miles from the
city OF Richmond. near the Broad-Sueet
(or Deep-Run) road. and bounded on the
northeast By Staples s-Mlll road, and on
the south by William S. Woodcons land,
on the west by that of A. 5. Thorp, and
on the north BIZ Jordan's branch
TERMS OBJ SALE: Cash as to expenses
OF sale, all past-dge taxes, and taxes
from January /. 1897 TO day OF sale, and
six notes-l for 1926, and for SI5, both
due March 4, 1892; for S25; one for 500;
/ for $3.50; l for sSiSo- last four due
March 4. 1898. and interest on all from
maturity till paid. AS 10 the residue. on
such terms as the makers of said notes
may direct. TO be announced on day or
sale, or In case OF their failure 10 give
such direction. on credit or one and
two years with interest added amounts
evidenced by negotiable notes, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property
JAMES l.. ANDERSON Trustee.
James II. Crenshaw. Auctloneer. NH ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

The town Of Enfield, Me, has proDaDly
The largest manufacturing plant In the
world for the production of hardwood
novelties, in almost endless variety az ,ha
L. THE concern takes the trees at the
yerv stumps in the forest, setting them
In motion. and never ceasing to push
them forward by all the arts Of ingenious
manipulation until they are dlstll ' u'eN
an innumerable shapes and sizes to pur-
cbasers far and near. Some idea or me
nroductions here included may be Cd
tained from the three months record OF
90o 600 curry-comb handles, and the SIX
months turnout Of more than S'eeOJO OF
handles for hair-curling tongs, besides
numberless rubber-stamp handles, pail
handles, tub-handles, handles for shoe
making tools, drug boxes, pill and salVe
boxes OF all sizes ard shapes ana coioia'
waterproof and air-tight mailing boxes
500 600 wooden whip-sockets, and more
than 100000 different sized and shaped
lather and paint-brush handles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
FOR RENT,
Az KIM OF HOlS ES.

CALL FOR
AND NOTE REDUCTIONS
! THOMPSON BROWN q CO.,
NH Ss-1t 1l13 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
nICN-CLE REPAIRING.

Here's our spring OFFER In Repair De
partment: Frames enamelled factory M
ished). tires examined. bearings eiesnGu
General overhauled. renickelled handle
bars cranks. etc. In fact. s. worth, for IS
Tires Patched, &c, Spokes put In wheels
i5c.. Cleaning Wheels. 5Oc.; Inner Tubes
Il 20. Nj. q W. Tires, IS. j am prepared Z
N LEONARD.
sos east Main street.
NH 2S-Su. tn, Th&Sait'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
FOR RENT.

No 800 WEST MAIN STREET; BRICK
Dwelling; 9 rooms; all Improvements.
Perfect order
No 2ll west Cary street: Brick Dwelling;
rooms Modern improvements.
No. 6l6 north Eighth street; Brick Dwell
ing; rooms
No. is east Leigh street; Brick Dwelling;
rooms.
Rents very low 10 good tenants.
RO. II. GILLIAN &, co,
NH 2S-1t $40 east Main street