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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
RICHMOND cEDAR-woRKs.


There was a meeting of the Colored
Democratic Club. OF Jackson Ward. No.
/. at No. 1915 Hickory street on Friday
night. The object OF the session was to
consider whether or not 'colored Democrats
should be admitted I'm the Democratic
primary elections. After lengthy dis
cussion Of this subject on the part OF
Royal Racks and others twas ascer-
tanned that I'm the last election more than
us colored men voted the Democrats
ticket I'm Richmond and Henrico county
who have pledged themselves to stand by
the party hereafter.
A committee OF three was appointed TO
wait upon the City Democratic Committee
in regard to admitting colored voters into
the Democratic primaries. This commit
tee consists of Royal Racks, Royal White,
and William A. Jackson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
TO CELEBRATE ST PArRIcK's-DAY
The Arrangements for the Day
Those Who VIII Speak.


The Executive Committee appointed by
the various Catholic societies OF the city
will meet In Central Hall to-day and
make final arrangements for the cele-
bration Of st. Patrick s-Day, next We'd
nesday. The plans of Chief-Marshal Dom
leavy and the various subcommittee
will be submitted and, no doubt. ap-
proved.
There will be no less than seven So
cieties in line in the parade, under the
direction Of Marshal Donleavy and his
aides-Captain Charles A. Taylor. Colonel
John Murphy, Mcssrs. Charles Mahony
John A. Haley, Phil. Shea, J. e. Nc
Donough, James Creamer, Philip Ryan,
John Blake Thomas II. Davis, William
McGovern, John r. Meagle, Robert
Marks, Andrew Cavanaugh. John Cullen,
Fritz Sitterding Il. A. Stumpf, and r.
y. A. Burke.
The procession will start from ST.
Patricks school-house TO the church by
way of Grace street, and the societies
will move in the following order:
Division No. /. Ancient order OF Hiber-
mans; Division No. ?. of the same order;
McGm Catholic Union; st. Patrick s
Beneficial and Social Society; st. Mary S
Beneficial and Social Society; Division
No. /, Catholic knights, and Division
No. 2, of the same
High mass viii be celebrated at 10
o'clock at st. Patrick's church. by Rev.
Father Donahoe, and Rev. Father An
drew will deliver the panegyric upon the
saint
There will be banquet at Concordia
Hall at night Mr. 5. l.. Kelly will pre-
side, and will also respond TO the toast,
'"rhe Day We Celebrate" Governor
OFerran has promised TO respond TO the
toast of "Our Country" Hon. Il. Il.
Munford will speak on '"The Double Al
lesiance Of the Foreign-Born Citizen"
"Robert Emmett" will be responded to
by Mr.. Charles A. Taylor; Ireland" by
Rev. Father O'Reilly; "Our CITY," by
Mayor Taylor, and other gentlemen will
be called upon by the POSTMASTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
Holmes Sill In JniI.

been an associate Of Cassider, the note
raiser, was sentenced 20 ninety days IN
jail as being a suspicious character In tho
Police Court yesterday. Holmes made a
pitiful appeal TO be let off. and Justice
Crutchfield agreed 20 waive the punish-
ment IL the prisoner could prove that ma
had good name.
Officers Clarkson and Wiltshire took
Holmes to a numbeg Of clearinghouse,
TO see II he could be identified, but az
none of them was he recognized. He says
he is a brother OF an Elizabeth IN. J)
policeman. He will be held here awaiting
developments. and unless his statements
are substantiated he Will have to serve
out his sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
CATARRH, ASTHMA, DEAFNESS.

IL YOU have catarrh. deafness. asthma.
o- any throat or lung disease. you are
invited TO place your case Under personal
care. that you may receive all
the benefits Of treatment with the latest
and most approved apparatus for reach
ing the diseased and infamed parts.
No Natter What the Disease, Mum
yon Has the Cure.
No money is received for examina-
lion. no money is received for nd
vice, no money is received for
medical attention.
Personal letters TO Professor Munyon,
ly5 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Munyon's Offices, COS East Main
Street. Open A NJ. TO Il. VI. Sun
day. = TO . =. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
Entertainment rendered by Golden
Rule 1's.

The Golden Rule Us. Of the Woman !
Christian Temperance Union tendereu
t...r friends "a reception Friday nishl a.
tle residence No. 6ll north seventh street
OBJ SIR julius a. HoosOn. The evening was
leightfully spent-games music, ana re-
citations being the principal amuseneI l,'
a bolutiful supper was served, ana 'h0
guests ala not depart until tate hour
Those present we're Misses Julia SEER
Mary j.. willis. Nirgie Quesscn Dery'
Florence RuueM Lille Y. Foster lAz'
z.c ssay Morris. Helen Z. Cardoza, loia
u.s. Burgess. Mabel Robertson, A. Laura
H4rrlss sailie Burruss. julia walton ana
Carrie O. Cosby; Messrs. i. sbephara' ~
E Toone. G. Y. Bass. Marcus Gayle, w
g. Butler j. II. Harerayes. II. w. Jones
Percy Cardozo. W s. Wake, W. V. I'M
j.. d. Lacey, L. G.. Burruss, Walter Hou-
sen Joseph Russell. Charles Walton, W.
a. Pearson. If. ~. Lyle. James cray. Aa-
ZION smither. George NJ. SKpwith, y. W.
Crttem y L. l.ockett Mr. ana MrS. D.
A. Morriss Mrs M. J. Qusenberry, M
and Mrs. IA. ID. Riddck, and II. NJ. lrii IN
be-. Miss Wills and Mr. Hobson ana "i
H. D. Riddick contributed much !"
its SUCCESS by their music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
Infants Department
Kaufman &(0. 5
SPRING DRESSES,
SPRING CLOAKS,
CAPS, AND
BONNETS.

AS you read the prices, remem-
Der these are the freshest, most
desirable, stylish, well-made,
and up-to-date Infants Garments
and Headware in the market.
No old stock or out-of-style job
lots, but just such apparel which
makes mothers feel proud to see
the little ones clothed in. All
sizes and qualities are represent
ed here.
Cambria Slips, with hemstitched yoke
and neck and sleeves edged with en-
broidery soc.
A Nainsook, Dress. with square yoke Of
box-plaits and embroidery, skirt edged
with rufle Of same, ST.
Nainsook Slips, Empire cut, with four
dainty rufles OF embroidery. finished off
with daisy ribbon, $50
A Dainty Nainsook Dress. with yoke Of
tucks and embroidery. skirt edged with
deep ruhle of same. S2.25.
Finer and more elaborate robes up TO
$3.50.
A Lawn Dress, made baby-walst, Of
Valenciennes lace. and tucks, 59c.
one at 75c. made Of Persian Lawn,
yoke of tucks and embroidery, hem
stitched skirt.
A Dress Of soft-fnshed Nainsook. yoke
OF embroidery, with bretelles OF same, soc.
For S125-A Lawn. made square neck,
with bretelles, edged with embroidery.
For the same price-One Of Nainsook,
made square. yoke Of embroidery, edged
with ruffle of same.
Our nicer grades run from $50 to $50.
Infants Long Cream Cloaks of Bedford
Cord. deep embroidery cape, sl9S
All-Wool Cashmere Cioaks at s2.2o and
$3.50.
Finer quality, with breteles of embroid-
cry and edged with ribbon guimp, s2.75
and g.
Best grade Of Cashmere. with yoke Of
ribbon and braid, and ruffles over shout
ders, at $685. Different styles at the
same price.
A Handsome Ar-Wool Bedford Cord
Cloak, trimmed in ribbon and silk braid,
A Cloak of tricot effect material. with
pointed collar and double ruffies of en-
brOidery silk, $50.
Finer Cloaks, in Cashmere and fancy
materials at $50 and upwards.
Long Cloaks. China SILK; with deep
ruffles of embroidery. at A.62 and So.%
Finest grade of China SILK with sailor
collar effects and deep ruffle Of hand
some embroidery, $I.9o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
NEW PROOF DAILY.

Mrs. NJ. /. Gullett, 1915 east Broad
street.. Richmond. Va. says: Il suffered
with indigestion for nearly five years.
finally the disease became chronic, and
was accompanied with intense pain. Du-
ring this time ] persevered IN the medi-
.fra prescribed by four OF our prominent
rtvs.ciaus. but under their care my
-rs.cht fell from us TO 60 pounds, leaving
me "A mere skeleton. Finally L was in
-rred 10 take Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure,
ana found relief IN the first bottle. and an
entire cure in the second. have taken
=. n-har madicine since"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
M. Condition snII serious.

The condition OF Willie Parsons. who
was so seriously injured In the street.
car accident Friday afternoon. continues
unchanged. The youth ran In front OF a
street-car on Barton Heights. and In the
accident which followed sustained e
fracture OF the skull and several other
less serious injuries He was taken TO the
Retreat for the Sick where he remains.
His physician said last night that while
there was no perceptible change for the
worse. his injuries were very grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
EmDjre silk BOnnetS.

Bonnets of China SILK, with lace and
ribbon trimming at S1.50, S.9S. and $40.
Corded Null Caps, 10 and lSc.
Corded Null Caps. full ruching and
daisy ribbon, % and 29c.
Corded Null Caps with ruching and
nonpon Of double footing, 80, SO. and 4oc
Finer quality at so, rs, sSc., and upwards
TO l.75 and s2.25.
French Caps. with embroidery 4c.
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General wire Improved.

The condition of General Peyton wise,
who is suffering acutely with nervous
prostration, at his home on west Main
street. showed very marked improve
ment yesterday. The alarming reports
circulated about him are supposed TO
have had their origin I'm request OF tho
General that the jefferson carriages
should not be allowed 20 stand IN front
OF his house, or be driven incossantly
round and round the block. In HIS pre-
sent nervous condition the invalid is
painfully susceptible TO noise and the
clatter OF the hacks around his house has
been very trying 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

The provisional battalion OF the strst
Regiment, which attended President Nc
K!nleys inauguration, was photographed
In Washington, just as they had formed 10
march in the procession. The picture,
which was received yesterday. - an adj
mlrable one, each figure being perfectly
clear.
II IS pretty well assured that the reki-
ment will 20 To New YORK Tor the unVeii'
inc Of the Grant monument. Great interest
f. belng shown IN the proposed trip by tfo
officers and men Of the regiment, and 10
IL probable that they will so with tuu
ranks
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~. peyton Iloge Cannot Come.

DIR. Peyton ii. Hoge. who was ezpec.el
10 preach at the First Presbyterian enuiu-
tonight and 10 speak at the iouns 'is" IN y
Christian Association TINS AFTERNOON vi"
be unable to keep his ensaseinsna. m IN,
w Ro.ebro. ID. d.. of Petersburg. VIII
n,each AT the First Presbyterian church.
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ChiIdren'S Walking CIOakS

Chidren's Cloaks Of Cashmere, with
embroidery at bottom and deep cape or
embroidery cashmere $50 and sf9S.
Bedford Cord Cloaks, trimmed In braid
and embroidery, S2.25, S2.SS, and $40.
Better quality, trimmed with fancy
hraid pearl buttons and wide satin rib
bon. at S39S and $3.50; finer grades at
e. TX and upwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

cards. Blll-Heads. Statements. Letter
ueads. Note Heads. Circulars. RandbiIls.
podgers. etc. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give You
good work at same prices you pay for
Interior work. Send us your orders. and
we will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
BOnnetS.

Normandy Bonnets. Of null and EN-
broidery, 50. 80, and 65c.
BETTER grades at 70. Ssc., and 81.
Muslin Poke Bonnets of embroidery
with wide rufiies, edged with Nalehclehhes
and trimmed In ribbon, Sl.15.
Empire Bonnet of fine null and EN-
broidery. huted rufile. edged with Valen'
ciennes lace, $50.
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Iun.or onl.mooa Associatlon.

There viii be an important meeting o.
the Junior Oakwood Memorial Assocl.-
ton In the brick school-room OF 81 Johi
church Wednesday afternoon at ociors.
Al young people interested IN the WON
are urged 70 attend.
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FERTILIZERS.

ma 81 on e ROLLING co, THE
rHRIsTiAN & WINFREE CO, 10 $. 18th
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Mr. u.na,ey and MIS-. Gil Married.

Mr.. William 4. Henoley. weh-kno"n
mechanic u this city. and Miss Ira .
Glll sister Of X. W. Gill. one OF the depu-
Ties nj the city fail we're married on
TUESDAY afternoon In the parlors or MS
residence by Rev j. B. Hutson. OF Pine
Street Baptist church.
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~ w,,,,ock,, Remnln. In the city.

The remains OF Mr. Charles j. Wm,ioeh.
who dIed from injuries received at clifton
Forge. arrived here yesterday. ana MS
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence VI ms
mother. No. 3l3 south FIFTH street.
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silk Caps.

Plain silk Caps, with ponpon, at 25,
Corded silk Caps. with full ruching, at
So 81, 75c., and $40.
Fine Embroidered SILK Caps, Chiffon
and Lace Caps, at $780, $l75, and Sl-SS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

DAVENPORT, MORRIS & CO.. Seven
teenth and Dock - -.
SAUNDERS. E. A., & SONS, 1880 Cary.
CARY, j. r., CO., Shockoe Lane;
HARVEY BLAIR & CO, 18th and cary
BLAIR, ADOLPHUS. q SONS, IL 18th.
DAVENPORT. CHAS. q CO, is 18th.
ANTRIM. c. w. & SONS, ltl1 cary,
WILLIAMS. II. +. CO, 1i5 and III ,; litn.
CHRISTIAN, J. ID. q r. s., Co.. lio' II.
wEISIGER & DAVE. 1oi Fourteenth.
GATES. T.. w, son CO.. l6 5. 18th.
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CITIZENS BANK. Chamber Commeree'
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND. llO9 Nam.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. llW Main:
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK llol
Main. , ,o,e
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA, 1Ol6
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, 1900
Main
SECURITY BANK. 11O7 Main.
METROPOLITAN BANK, 923 r.. Main.
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.axcx GRnCERIES.

ENGINES, BOILERS, MACHINERY, &c
pcuNOND IRON-WORKS. 18th and BID
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rRAvERs. s. ". 3 CO. iazl Cary.
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MUNYON'S
BENEFITS
ARE YOURS.
HIS Discoveries Comprise in Themselves
q Complete School Of Medicine.
TIL = = 3 L GIN
Where HahnemanD, The Great Founder
Of Homeopathy, Left OF.
MUNYON'S DOCTORS
Are Here to Demonstrate the Great Value
Of These Discoveries By
CURING THE SICK.
No Expense Has Been Spared to EQUIP
Munyon's Offices With
CURING THE SICK.
No Expense Has Been Spared TO Equip
Munyon's OfiCeS With
EVERY APPLIANCE
Necessary for the Successful Treatment
Of All Ailments.
ITCOSTSYOU NOTHING

TO Have Your Case Thoroughly In
vcstigntcd--NOt Cent OF Charge
for the Fullest Medical Examina-
ton and Advice.
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FIREARMS. BICYCLES, &c.
HARRIS. FLIPPEN & CO.. lS-S 4. Mai
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PRESERVES, JELLY, PICKLES, &c

HECHLER, V. Jr., Z. Main.
E0RBES, w. s.. & CO, Byrd and Ninth.
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STEAM HEATING AND PLuMDING

BAuGHMAN srATNERY co. f. Main
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may GOODS AND NOTIONS.
,,,pcVRICAL CONTRACTORS.

Dprvey HUGHES & CO. 1912 E. Cary.
XIII XIII I'HiSER. NJ. x CO. Cary.
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COMMISSION, TOBACCO, AND GRAIN

FrRRERO & MAGNANI. 1904 f. Cary.
JENKINS, W. & SON 1911 e. Cary.
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COVER YER BLANKENsHIP & BINFoRD.
104 Main.
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COFFIN MFG. AND CARRIAGE NTL

cAy& LORRAINE CO. 10 s. Ninth.
HAYES, s. H. & CO, 18th and Cary.
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STOVE MANUFACTURES

WEST & BRANCH in7 Main.
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BRANCH. THOMAS, & Co. 1lO1 Main.
BRANCH, c. W., & Co. I'LL II. Main:
HOOPER, T. ID. & CO, s Twelfth;
New York Stock Exchange
SCOTT &, STRINGFELLOW 1ll2 Main;
New York Stock Exchange
MAURY, r.. w, 1915 Main.
LANCASTER & LUCKE. ll07 Main.
DAVENPORT & CO., 1llS Main.
WILLIAMS, J. c., 1ll5 Main.
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STATIONERY.

CREW. p. j.. ils-il7 Seventeenth.
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BANKS.

BLUE-RIBBoN BAKING POWDER. $50
Franklin.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO MACHINERY

AVER & TOMPKINS. lOs s. Twelfth.
ThTTAFERRO & CO. Ill $. Twelfth.
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RANKS SAVINGS
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

UNION BANK OF RICHMOND. 10
Main.
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BALDWIN & BROWN, 1851 f. Main
DOMAIN, w. s.. CO.. 20 $. Fourteenth.
CARNEAL & DAVIS, s Il. Broad.
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RICHMOND STOVE CO.. 4. Main.
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CUT NAILS.

THE cARDwELL MACHINE CO.. 1900
Cary.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

KELLY, NJ, Twentieth and Cary.
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sOAp-WORKs.

THE SINGER MFG. CO. 205 E. Broad.
THE STANDARD SEWING-MACHINE
COMPANY, r. Broad.
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LIME, CEMENT, sEwER-PTPE

JACOB, II A.. II Thirteenth.
BLOCK * ROSENBAUM. 1il3 Cary.
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HUNTER & SIMS. 1a5 e. Main.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HAYNES, GEO AZ 70 y s. ,a Thi r cath
RRiGGs' w. H.. & BRO. 1912 II. Cary.
Hudson & co. 1910 T. Cary.
HIffHC'KtERsON & MOORE. 1916 f. Cary.
Luck. T. A.. & BRO, 1O7 S. Twelfth.
WHITLOCK & RIDER, lSth ana Caty'
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ICE MANUFACTURERS.

OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS.
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PRINTING AND ENGRAVING.

OLD DOMINION PRESERVING co.
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MAKING POWDER

BRIGGS I. D.. 4i2 f. Broad.
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SASH, BLINDS, AND DOORS.

syDNoR PUMP AND WELL CO.. IAN
Main.
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CIGARETTE MANUFACTURERS.

WALLACE & GREGORY BROS. 1911
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COMMISSION, BUTTER. EGGS, &c.
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FOR
EIGN STEAMSHIP AGENT.
COMMISSION FRUITS,

PALMER, W. b., & co, 1S21 Cary.
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CROCKERY.

Old DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS.
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COAL DEALERS.

ALLEN & GINTER BRANCH.
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PORK PACKERS.

RARGAMIN. C. & A.. "A s. Ninth.
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WINE MERCHANTS.

CRAM. OSCAR. 3 co. Il Governor.
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GROCERs' sUNDRIEs.
HARDw ARE.

SAUER, C. r., THE co, 1896 Main.
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IRON, METALS, AND MACHINERY

THE CRYSTAL ICE CO, goth and Cary
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DRUGGISTS.

ponrKER BROTHERS. 1n4 Main.
bB1UyPRCEiI. LAID & CO, Goyernpr.
ppooWISERS- TAYLOR DRUG CO. 1905
Main. 800, -. rr-or,xtt,
SOOy AcNEP DRUG COMPANY, Sixth
and Broad streets.
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SEED MERCHANTS.
sEwING-MACHINEs.

WOOD. T. W. SONS, 1923 f. Main.
sAVAGE, BEVERIDGE & CO, T.. Car
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BAR IRON.

OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS
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PLOw MANUFACTURERS.
PLUMBERS SUPPLIES.

sTARKEs DIXIE PLoW-WoRKs. 7
S. Fifteenth
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PUMPS, wIND-MILLs, TANKS, &c

BAPTIST & SAUNDERS. 1909 Main.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.

Carnival & DAVIS, ~ S. Fifteenth
MOORE, WARNER, q CO., foot nth.
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Betting, PIPE, STEAM FITTINGS.
GAINES & CO., GEORGE B.. sl2 and Sl4
T.. Cary.
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p1NsWANGER & CO.. 1926 Main.
II1iHttfTEHURST, w. j., 10th and Byrd.
kliRnWICKE, CHAS. W. 18th and Cary.
cARNEAL & DAVIS. Il. Broad.
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MACHINE AND ELECTRICAL w'K!

COFFEE, R. W. MACHINE CO.. sOS Car,
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MACHINIsTs AND FOUNDRY

SYDNOR, ASA. & CO., e. Cary.
LEATHLEY. w NJ. & CO.. 24O4 Main.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
SMITH COURTNEY CO.. 1919 Main.
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STOKES & SIMMONS. 1907 Ross.
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Tie End of Books.

What brings about the end OF books,
Ia il fire, water, worms: As every ship
launched is bound To be wrecked. every
theater 10 be burned. the fms of the
book is its reduction 10 ashes. What be-
came Of the Alexandrian library? Did
the Saracens burn it in $40? There Is
this question asked: Was there any IL
brary at Alexandria containing 200, 600
books: Gibbon inclincs 20 the opinion
that there was no such library. Canon
Taylor insists that If there had been a
library it was burned in the time Of Ju-
Illus Caesar. Tradition seems TO indicate,
however. that there was a library in
the Serapeum, by no al a large col
lection, but whether destroyed by The
ophilus or Theodosins is not known. Il
looks as if the charge brought against
the Arabs rested on no foundation. Re-
cent explorations of Alexandria, 1856,
show no traces OF the Serapsum. The
seaport Of Egypt was built on a damp
Foundation, and, granting that there
was a library. If not destroyed by fire,
then the pspyri might have suffered
from decay due 10 water. Books OF to-
day taken TO India. TO the southern
states and to the West Indies perish
through mildew. New York Times.