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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Or. HALL TO LECTURE
wEids-KSowN EDUCATOR TO uE
AT THE COLLEGE, THIS WEEK.
MODERN PSYCHOLOGY his THEME,
NSrious Phases OF This Interesting
Subject to lie Discussed In Four
AdSresses-somethIn of The leo
turer's Life

That this week will bring to Richmond
pr. c. Stanley Hall. president OF Clark
University. Massachusetts, to deliver the
James Thomas Memorial lectures AT
richmond College. is an announcement
which carries with It great deal OF
pleasure TO people who are interested in
higher education and whose minds are
Inclined TO science.
IL is kindness not due and not need
lal TO the educated ana thinking people
OF Virginia 10 introduce DR.. Han: for
lo is already easily recognized in the
Vanguard Of The countrys mighty hosts
Of teachers. He does not simply cast facts
before hts hearers and let them pick
them up where they may, and in thu
s,arch forget the hand by which they are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

HECHLER, v, Jr.. T.. Main.
FORBES, w. S., & CO, Byrd and Ninth.
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ChinaWare.

finch White Granite Plates ......
Real China Cup and Saucer, pair.
Vegetable Dish, with Cover ..........
White Granite Bowl and Pitcher.
Half-Gallon White Granite Pitcher.
12-inch White Granite Dish ..........
Gold-Band China Plates ...........
10-piece Decorated Chamber Set....
Decorated China Cream Pitcher.....
7-inch White Granite Soup-Plates.
102-piece China Dinner Set .......... ].
Real China Cuspadores. decorated.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORTS

sELDEN HOUSE, Virginia Beach. Va,
will OPEN APRIL lst Lovely rooms;
excellent table. Mr.. Vanderbilt, who has
recently purchased the place. has put in
many improvements. New sewerage sys-
to suit tho times. SPECIAL RATES TO
PARTIES. Apply 10 WILLIAM Sell
DEN, selden House. Virginia Beach. Va
rnh 2S-lts
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Mems Furnishings

for less than half that you ever saw them
before.
90 dozen Mems Teck Scarfs. we're &c.,
q dozen Mems 25c. Teck Scarfs at 13c.
II dozen Mems Elegant AJl-Silk Teck
Scarfs. or Four-ln-H Hands. now l5o.
Mems Medium-We MerinO Shirts,
odd lot. only ID dozen-llc. each.
Mems Spring-Weight Merino Shirts, the
&c. kind, 15c. each.
80 dozen Mems Black SILK or Satin
Bows 10 60 at &C. each.
sc dozen Mems Unlaundered Percals
shirts. all sizes, lie. each. -,
Mems Laundered Percale SHIRTS. all
sizes. z5c. each.
20 dozen Mems Fine Percale Shirts,
laundered. extra neck band and dou-
BILE yoked. the furnishers want 70c.;
we take 4Sc. for them.
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a, Our State government.
Boydton. Va, March IT, lSs"
w. che Editor OF the Dispatch:

BOydtOn, Nd.t -hoi"h 40 ~
TO the Editor OF the Dispatch;
II seems that it is evident that the
neople of Virginia at the May eiectloh'
win not vote for cah (at TINS uiile5
~ conetitutiopal convention. The ad-
.,aostes Of the call claim that there ars
tbree things that convention could
change for the better-1, reduce criminal
exne1ses of State; 2. give a different
deceive franchise; 3, change our Judicial
NOW in regard to criminal expenses .so
70 any one viii examine closely .no
tabulated statement In your issue u Snt
90 be viii be not only surprised. but
~ ,,,,a,e - nj the great difference in the
criminal expenses OF the different eoun-
go s ~ This state; and the question sug-
costs itself at once. Why such ailler-
ence. For instance; - ,.o.,
Q,roaertfN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

TIE system is flying along the track OF dis
Ease al such frightful pace that no ordinary
methods will prevent disaster. There are
plenty Of medicines which act merely as
trakes 10 SLOW up" the disease and put
81 disaster for little while; but that isn't
though. What IS needed is a medicine thar
Eill instantly reverse tie entire wasuns'
t-generatiug process. ,,.
When people are losing flesh ana s'Iengtp
end vitality, with the life oozing out OF tnen
fay after day, they need DE-. Pierce Soloen
Medical Discovery, which acts directly upon
tse vital forces, completely transioI ms 'ne
sltire uutriuye organism and tolaily re-
vsgses the wasting. facilitating process
which is az the root Of ali diseases; ii,
teuables the digestive and blood-raking
organs 10 supply the circulation wi.h an
soaudauce Of pure, healthy. req bioou. ~
stops the wasting Of tissue, builds up soma
muscular Aesh and healthy nervefoiee'
Miss Mary whitman, Of Fast Diek,nson
Franklin Co, n. ", writes "for neh!y 'S1
nonths have had bad cough, and insiSaa %
gstuug better, Y grew worse until wos ,saaiSt
~ friend % Try DR.. Pierce's goiaen 49, -
Discovery. hesitated az hfst Tor II seSineu 90 =,
a. nothing would give relief only oesuh' -
parents were anxious about me, ana W. 80
70 have consumption. J tried your ihep'e.n
40 before had taken many doses theie 49, ,,,,v
ear change When the second hottie was etnbp,'
'hsd no cough and was great oeai su'nsN''
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The undersigned banks hereby give no.
tice that after the lat day OF April,
1897, the rate OF INTEREST WILL. BIZ
REDUCED TO THREE 90 PER CENT.
per annum on all deposits with them.
now bearing interest above this rate:
THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
BY w. NJ. Hll, Cashier;
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
BY NJ. s. Quarles Vice.PresldentI
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
by Rich. III. Smith. Cashier:
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND,
!. III. Wallace. Cashier;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
A. T. BOULWARE, Presidents
UNION BANK or RICHMOND.
BY J. b. Beasley, Cashiert
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
BY John p. Branch. President,
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA
j. w. Lockwood, Cashierj
CITY BANK,
William II. Palmer. President.
NH 26-tApii
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A GREAT SALE
OF A
Manufacturers Stock Of
Ready-Made Skirts.

We bought the entire made-up stock
of Skirts Of the insolvent firm of Rudu-
itz. Baumann & Co., and tomorrow
they go on sale.
We will only mention a few lots
Others equally as cheap.
$40 Black Figured Mohair Skirts,
guaranteed to measure AZ yards around
the bottom, lined with rustling perca-
line and velvet bound, made up to retail
for $3.50, but by our buying them you
can have them for CSC.
124 Plain Brilliantine Skirts, full lined
and bound, S1.14.
90 elegant Overshot Patterns Figured
Brilliantine Skirts, made up in the very
best possible manner, full $3.50 value
for SLIGO.
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listener by tho hand, walks side by side
with him where the way is smooth, and
when the path becomes unfamiliar, rug
rcI and steep as It will do no assumes
The lead so quietly and naturally that to
follow IS more Of a longing than an ef-
FORT Ii would be reflection rather upon
others than upon the distinguished lee
tlilr nos 20 say that he will De greeted
60 each return OF evening by large and
ap0reclauve audiences, among whom
VIII "a as is always upon the occasion
Of these lectures. many Of Richmonds
best cultivated people.
THE FOUR LECTURES
There VIII be four lectures in a series
extending through the week, whose gene
Ial theme selected by Dr. Hall, IS. mo
Csrn Psychology-Its Methods, Results,
and Applications" Under this head the
lecturer VIII discuss the following sub
i-cts;
Monday March 22d-"The New Psyche
lory'-i.s relations to ethics. philosophy,
&C.,; is department. field, and methods;
.le study OF instinct in animals; the soul
Of sayages; organization Of psychologi-
g. studies IN bigh schools and universi-
Tuesday. March 23d-'NIind and Body
.he brain, its cells and its nutrition; will,
attention, and habit; feeling and emo
ton and their expression; rhythm
Thursday. March 25th-"The Border
"-hypnotism, telepathy sleight Of
Land: relation Of normal to Insane psy-
chooses; signs Of decadence and degene-
ration.
Frldav March 2Gth-"Genetic Psychic
!ogy and Child Study history OF the
rev movement: methods Of study; results
thus Tar obtained; their practical apph-
cations.
To all fhess lectures the doors Of the
college chapel will DO opened wide, and
tho public IS cordially invited to enter
,len 10 this mental banqueting.
NATIVE OF THD BAY STATE
Ur. Granville Stanley Hall is a native
a. massachusetts,. lie was born in 1876.
IFS parents were natives OF Massachu-
sous Of long established lineage. AS
child he il remembered for a strong pro-
penslty FOR inquiring into the construc-
Ton and working Of things. HIS aptnes9
and acquisitions at an early age and the
eager grasp Of his young mind seized
upon whatever was salient picturesque,
or otherwise significant In his surround
ings.
he received his early training at Sander
son Academy, where the solid foundations
Cor the imposing superstructure were as
solidiy laid. In 1853 he entered Williams
College O. lad with a sturdy mind, ana
four Yeas later graduated as nth 10 the
glass rank Of that year. AS pupil with
teacher no was here associated with Mark
Hopkins. 10 whom as the authors nrst
teacher IN physiology and philosophy ne
Cei,cates the volume ASPECTS OF German
culture" as "a token OF gratitude ana
respect"
HIS WORK IN THE CHAIR.
JOB ll12 10 was appointed professor OF
philosophy and modern literature IN
Ar och College, Ohio, where he remained
four years. in 1876 he resigned the posi-
Ton % accept an instructorship in htera-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

17-quart Block-Tin Dish-Pan ........
6-quart Tin Bucket and CoYer........
4-quart Coffee-Pot, patent bottom.
4-quart Pudding-Pan ....... ..........
Decorated Chamber Pals, with
cOFeT...--. ............ .............s.
Japanned Cuspadores .................
ltd-SlEdlHtfs ss...-s.s.s ss+.sss.....s.
Block-Tin Dippers. wood handles...
Clothes Boiler, notable pit bottom.
4-quart Block-Tin Saucepan.
3l-2-pOund Sugar-Boxes ..............
1-pound Tea-Canisters ................
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Cutlery.

Cocoa-Handle Knives and Forks.
edch iss.....s ......ssss' '..ss..'.,...
Bone-Handle Knives and Forks,
edcn ......... .....s..... ..............
Carver and Fork ......................
Silver-Plated Teaspoons ............
ST ventilated Tablespoons ...........
Silver-Metal Teaspoons .............
SilVcr-Metal TABLESPOONS .......
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DR.. David's iOdo=Ferrated
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,,.nv claim what DR.. David's is quar-
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mont waste time and money on CHEAP
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80 "a take other than the best-Dr.
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pad what DR.. ]. w. Smith says OF II:
Re,dsville, N. c.. October II. 1898.
owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond, Va:
Dsar Sirs,-Please send me three dozen
~ Dayid's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla.
I've entirely sold out the last lot. re-
nerd your Dr. David's Iodo-Ferrated
Sarsaparilla as the best Alternative pre-
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act with during period Of many years
Ga the drug business and in the practice
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o,ently prescribe II in cases where in
dicated. and always with the best re-
suits.
Yours truly, !. w. SMITH. NJ. D.,
Physician and Druggist.
Price, 81 a Bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
fe 2e-F. su&Tu Richmond. Va
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Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style OF work and prices wiz DO
sure to please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Lamps.
Nickel Table-Lamp. centre-dra

Nickel Table-Lamp. centre-draft
burner, with l0-inch shade, sells
elsewhere at g ...................... !
Glass Hand-Lamp, complete ........
NlBut-AAdInp .-........-s..s. ...-....'..
Banquet-Lamp, S-inch decorated
bloDe ''....... .........'.s.s.s......s.. 4
Handsome Table-Iamp ..............
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Dress Goods

here at the smallest prices ever quoted
in Richmond: ,,,
Double-Width Black Figured Brillian-
tines, loo. a yard.
Novelty Suitings at less than half
price-l0c. a yard.
Double-Width Shepherd Plaids, every
where 15c.. here. 7 l-2c.
Colored Dress Ducks, or Bicycle Cloths,
in all shades, Z lie.
a pieces 3S-inch Strictly All-Wool Suit
ings. including all the new Spring
Weaves, which retail at 81 IL and 5Oc,
but our price, 25c. yard.
pieces 6Oc. Plain Brilliantine TO go
one sale at sc.
3C-inch Black Figured Brilliantines,
worth Csc, for lG 2-3c yard.
Q pieces Strictly All-Wool Figured Dress
Goods, Priestley's make; the same you
pay elawhere 81 1-2c., for, but another
opportNnity for you-iSc. yard.
Wa calling
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HAMPTON. FLEMING CO. y; Main
rrHARpT Ifg 4 WINFREE CO., is g. iiti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
You Want an Umbrella

Well. it's your own fault sc you let this
lot yet by you:
100 Twisted Knotted Congo Handle 25-
inch Twilled Gloria Umbrellas. worth
81. for this lot. 4Sc.
142 Ladies' or Gentlemen's Steel.Rod
Fine TWiled Gloria 2G- or 2S-inch I'm
brellas. with beautiful handles. 69c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Bows Extra Pants for Less Than
fine Cost of Taking.

PANTS, SIZES 4 TO 10 YEARS, sc.
A PAIR.
sl2 Pairs Boys Cashmere Pants, sizes
4 to u years, eXcelently made and
good material. 19c pair.
2s4 pairs Boys Fine Worsted Pants
made from remnants Of very fine
goods; should be 81 and $780, but we
only have sizes OF TO 10 years; so
they go at &c. pair.
80 dozen Boys Outing Flannel Shirts
sizes II 20 IA GO. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

lAl ANAuA
lision, it is a
thrilling IN
slant as the
c Il gin . r
W y istle s
Down
brakes -
and Teverses
his lever.
Brakes alone
are n o [
enough the
whole pro-
.pelliug pow
er Of the en-
CINE must be
reversed and
made 20 work
in the oppo-
site direc-
ton. That IS
how it is
sometim es
18th diSeage
There are
times when
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Granite IrOnWare.

S-quart Granite-Iron Tea and Cot-
fee-POtS .................-..... .....'S
3-quart Granite-Iron Deep Pudding
l7-quart Granlte-Iron Dish-Pan....
2-quart Granite-Iron Straight Sauce
pan and Cover .......... ............
Granite-lron Cooking-Spoon ........
Granite-Iron Ladle .,.................
4-quart Granite-Iron Tea-Kettle.....
Grenite-Iron Cuspadores.........
Granite-lron Square Pan ............
Granite-IrOn Basin ,.................
Granite-Iron Dipper Cblaek handel.
5-quart Granlte-Iron Saucepan......
4-quart Granite Baking Pan..........
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RICvYCLE e 20

This Wheel is guaranteed by US for
twelve months
WE DO TIMING, PLUMBING. GAS
FITTING, REPAIR ALL KINDS OF
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
AND RANGES GIVE US A CALL.
New 'Phono $40. NH %
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STEAM HEATING AND PLUMBING.

BAuaHMAN sTArNERY CO.. f. Main
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CITIZENS BANK. Chamber Commerce.
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND, iiVs Mail
FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1lA Main;
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK llel
NA T1HjtS BANK OF VIRGINIA, 1915
PLANTERy NATIONAL BANK. 1900
spCufRfTy BANK, lio7 Main.
METROPOLITAN BANK, 9SS p. Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

ITS BY CLOSING LOTS AND JUDI
ClOlS BUYING THAT WE CAN
OFFER YOU SUCH LOTS AS THE FOL
LOWING.
loo yards Fine 81 Brown Cotton, Sic.
"a yard
stripe effects 2 Sic. q yard; but they
ere Sc. values
$50 pieces Standard Light Shifting
Prints, the very best made: no rem
nants or imperfect goods but every
yard worth nickel, 2 7-8c. a yard.
IS pieces Turkey-Red Oil-Prnts. with
Black figures, the mill agent says they
are worth &C.. but our price to you for
this lot 3 l-2c
Twelve bales G2.O0 yards) Yard-Wide
Fine Sea Island Brosn Cotton bought
from a receivers sales 1-2c a yard.
l case QO50 yards Yard-Wide Soft
Finish Bleached Cotton, equal 20 any
Sc. cotton on the market. but just an
odd case. Z l-2c yard.
1000 yards Staple Cheek Apron Cling
ham. 7-8c. q yard
IT'S GETTING TIME YOU BOUGHT
YOUR SPRING HOSIERY. AND WE'LL
HELP Make TT EASY.
90 DOZEN LADIES PLAIN COLORS
AND FANCY STRIPE HOSE. equal
TO the best lOc. grade, &c. pair.
Ladies 4O-Gauge Full Regular MADE
Hermsdorf-Dye Jet Black or Russet
Tan Hose, worth 81 per dozen, but to-
morrow this lot, Sc. q pair.
ladies' 70 1-2c. Black or Tan Drop
stitch Fine Gauge Hose. tomorrow Sc.
pair.
81 dozen Mems Gray Mixed Socks, spring
weight, &c. a pair.
The best l0c. grade Seamless Cuf-and-
Foot Half-Hose at &c. a pair.
Sc dozen Mems Full Regular-M Made Bal
briggan Half-Hose, with pin stripe
worth 50 q dozen; but this lot. &c. a
pair; or 7jc. a dozen.
90 dozen Ladies' Full Regular Isle and
MacO Mixed Jet Black Fancy Drop
stitch Hose. the best zoe. grade, for
Monday. DC. q pair.
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soAp-WORKs.
STATIONERY.

CREW, p. j.. iis-llT Seventeenth.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT raR pisPArca PkiNr
ING HOUSE,
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PROPOSALS.

SNDsNl~<N0~N<h0Taaf.f ~ ~ n II = -
Superntendents ONCE.
Virginia Penitenttary,
Richmond, Va, March 70, 1881.
NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-
ceived until " II. TUESDAY, March 90
1891. Tor furnishing the pententiary. with
SUPPLIES FOR THE NEXT THkED
MONTHS.
Blanks can be had by applying 20
II. w. LYNN.
NH 2s-it superintendent
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Stoves.

Vim Gas-Stoves Observation-Disclosures.
l-burner Gas-Stove ..............,.....
Gas-Range, . top burners and oven.
2-burner Oil-Stove .......,.... ........
No. Cooking-Stove and Ware......
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HOW ARE YOU ?

Arc you at times weak. listless. and
indifferent to what is going on around
YOU; easily tired. and don't know what
oils you? II so, take
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70 O sszs O. 50 g
223 EAST BROAD ST.

No matter what prices other houses
may advertise, you are sure TO ind
: OWER PRICES here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Tomorrow Will see the first real battle
of the spring-all skirmlshlng is done for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
my GOODS AND NOTIONS.

nprvRy HUGHES & CO.. 1912 e. Cary.
DDIT1I'iI,I!iSER. NJ, & CO. Cary.
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RICHMOND STOVE CO.. e. Main.
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once Of City Engineer.


Richmond. Va. March 25 1881.
NOTICE.--SEALlID PROPOSALS WILL
be received at this Office until MONDAY.
March 18th, al o'clock r. NJ. for fur
nishing the city mules and horses with
FEED' PROVENDER, etc, and also with
STRAW. for three months from April ].
1891 Samples OF corn, oats, end millfeed
10 accompany each bid.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained by
applying at this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the
right 20 reject any or all proposals OF
fered, and,To give the contract for each
article required 90 the lowest bidder
therefor. w. IL. CUTSHAW.
NH 2c-3t City Engineer.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
the Virginia state Agricultural and Me-
chanfcaI Society, at meeting beid Marcn
ii, 1897. directed the "biAlN BUILDING
10 be sold and removed, reser'inS, row.
ever the Auditorium.
In accordance Herewith VIII receive
at my ofice, No. "a Shafer Building 70
be opened Wednesday, March 81, ~, ~
" O'Clock, by the Grounds ana Building
Committed OF the society scaled BIDS 10
the purchase OF said building, either a. =
whole or In sections.
The committee reserves the fiEht 70 ~
fect any or all BIDS and the purchaser
will be required 20 give security that the
hniiain9 or section viii DO removed ana
the debris cleaned up by the lat day OF
a sketch OF building. showing ground
dimensions, can b. seen az my Office.
Will IAN +. WICKHAN.
NH A-W .F&Su3t President.
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BANKS.

BLuE-RIBBoN BAKING POWDER, 1905
Franklin.
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'EFERENC
Dealers, and
FIREPROoF PAINTS.
TANNER. G. W.. & CO.. 1924 Main.
FISH, OYSTERS, AND PRODUCE.
WESLEY & CO.. 3o5 and s13 N. 18th
-
FLOUR-MILLs.
THE CALICO MILLS COMPANY,
Twelfth and Canal.
FLOWER VASES AND SETTLES.
CARR, J. W.. 18th and Cary.
-~p--
FRUIT AND PRODUCE
PARK. T. r.. & CO.. 1914 Cary.
NfLf ANfAED lhOt, ShfsbA
WORKS.
BURTON. r.. $40 f. Cary
GAS, GASOLINE, STEAM ENGINES
sYDNoR PUMP AND WELL CO.. l4ao
Main.
GROCERs.
DAVENPORT, MORRIS & CO. Seven
teenth and Dock.
SAUNDERS, e. A., e SONS. 1880 Cary.
HARVEY BLAIR & co. 18th and Cary.
BLAIR, ADOLPHUs, & SONS y i4th.
DAxENPoRT, CHAs; q co, Is 18th:
WILLIAMS, r. f. co, lis and III S. 1lth.
CHRISTIAN, J. ID. & r. s., Co., lio' H.
wEisIeGER G. DAVE. im s Fourteenth.
GATES. e. w. SON CO. rs S. lith.
GROCERS sUNDRIEs.
sAUER, C. T.. THE co. 1926 Main.
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HARDWARE.
BALDWIN & BROWN. 1857 F; Main;
OATMEAL Sc DAVIS. +. Broad.
----~s------
HARDWARE q FACTORY SUPPLIES.
MGRAw. JAMES. 1442 Main.
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HARNESS, SADDLES, &c.
COTTRELL sADDLERY CO.. 1903 Main.
-
HATS AND CAPS.
STOKES & SIMMONS. 1907 Ross.
----~S~--
HORsEsHoEs.
OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
ICE MANUFACTURERS.
THE CRYSTAL ICE CO., 10Th and Cary,
IRON, METALS, AND MACHINERY.
KELLY. NJ, Twentieth and Cary.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
JACOB. T A., 4 Thirteenth. .
BLOCK & ROSBNBAUM. 1913 Cary.
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LIME, CEMENT, sEwER-PIPE.
CARNEAL & DAVIS, liz S. Fifteenth.
MOORE. WARNER, & CO., foot 18th.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
DAVIS & ATKINS, 1923 Cary.
MILLER, FRANK, II and u Fourteenth.
STRAUS, GUNST & CO. S. 18th.
THALHIMER. CHAs.. s. co, COS e. Bird
LITHIA WATER.
FoNTICELLo LITHA SPRING. Gs f.
Main.
LITHoGRAPHERs.
HOEN. A. & co.
LUMBER, HARDWOOD, SASH, &C.
WOODWARD e. SON, 800 S. Ninth.
MONTAGUE MEG. CO., Ninth and Arch.
tween Leigh and Jackson.
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MACHINISTS AND FOUNDRY.
SNYDER, ASA, & CO.. z. Cary.
LEATHLEY. w. NJ. & CO., 240i Main.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
SMITH COURTNEY co, 1919 Main.
MACHINE AND ELECTRICAL W,IIs
COFFEE r w MACHINE co COS cary
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PRINTING AND ENGRAVING.
SASH, BLINDS, AND DOORS.
sEwING-MACHINEs

THE, SINGER MFG. co, 2O5 f.. Broad.
T IfftiE STANDARD SEWING MACHiNE
COMPANY, Il. Broad.
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FANCY GROCERIES.

ENGINES, BOILERS, MACHINERY, &c
pcHNfONp IRON-WORKS, 18th and BID
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FIREARMS, BICYCLES, &c.
HARRIS. FLIPPEN e. CO., 1928 L. Main.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
TOWER. BI.ANKENSHIP & BlNFoRD.
Toi Main.
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STOVE MANUFACTURERS

WEST & BRANCH, lH7 Main.
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Glassware.

Thin-Blown Water Tumblers, 81
coZen KIND ........... ......-t........
S-inch Cut-Glas5 Berry Bowl .......
Berry Saucer ......... ................
S-inch Cut-Glass Celery Tray ........
Cut-Glass Ice-Tub ......... ..........
Cut-Glass Sugar, with Cover.
Cut-Glass Pitcher ......... ..........
Gas-GlObes ......... ........... .......
Crystal Goblets ......... ...............
Molasses-C Cans ....... ...............
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@ Down Brakes. and ReYerse ! "

When train is discovered rushing on to a
frinhflnl coli
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MACHINIsTs AND FOUNDRY.

SNYDER, ASA, & CO.. z. Cary.
LEATHLEY w. NJ. & CO., 24Oi Main.