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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

a school there. though its need has been
long felt. Greek history was taught ln
the College. but only In q running sort OF
way rs n supplementary division OF mo
school OF Greek. Roman history was sim.
fairy taught in the school OF Latin and
English history IN the school of English.
With these exceptions li:tlc general his.
tory was taught until a year ago Prof.
Mitchell. who occupies the chair OF Latin.
Was given an assistant TO take one OF
his lower classes. so as 10 enable him TO
teach several classes In history. The
plan proved helpful. and II has been &c.
clded by the Board Of Trustees 10 estab
lish separate school 60 history.
In this Will be taught Greek, Roman:
English. French. German. American and
other branches Of history. The branches
Of Greek. Roman and English history
which have been taught as referred TO
above. viii all be taken out Of those
schools and together with a general
course In literature, viii 90 In the new
school.
The school Of English will remain as al
present. with perhaps the addition OF
more complete training IN the art of orig.
i1al composition. The new order Of az
fairs Will give more time for this branch
OF work.
As yet nothing is known as % who
he new professor will be- The Board will
probably advertise for applications In
June, and act upon these early In the
tall.
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CRFwE. VA. Feb 12.-speciaL-Work
&c nrogressin~ nicely on The new hour
and meal mill The big boiler arrived
Yesterday. end the balance Of the ma
chinery is expected IN few DAYS.
me V NJ. c. 4. gave three entertain
roents i'm its hall this " elk. The pro-
granmes consisted Of phonoeraph music
music bv local talent, and magic lantern
v'ews The crowds were small. but a
riett nice little sum was realized for the
association. LII. e.
friends In Petersburg.
Miss Laura Harvey Is visiting relatives
IN buckingham county.
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Mr.. Hugh Blair was on Friday stricket
with paralysis. and he is exceedingly i'll
al his residence. north seventh street
Dr. William 5. Gordon is the physician
in attendance. Mr. Bl>'r who Is the well
known druggist. is highly esteemed hv
many friends socially and IN the business
world and these will regreat exceedingly
to hear Of his Illness.
The condition of Mr. Blair is reported
70 have improved last evening and the
hope grows stronger for his recovery.
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AAIU~E1iES -.

GRAND CONCERT AND ENTERTAIN
MENT to be given az Saenger Halle
"WEDNESDAY, February 10Th. for the
goo ent OF the Aged Confederate
widows Home, by the Ladies AuAih-
as VI ficAolt Camp, assisted by Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. Mrs. Malone.
Tony Millers combination, Mr.. T.. +.
Davis Messrs. Hara and Mcintyre.
Messrs Freeman and Wilson. MISS Mel
l'e Fellows. Miss Edna Schriver Miss
Eva Walsh. Miss Mamie Riddick. IN
50 Os ana Teci.auOns, etc, etc. ana TIE
following young ladies, representing the
THIRTEEN states in tableau: Misses y.
Riddlck. j. Walsh. I. AshOy. r. Ashby.
r. Johnson. G. Atkinson. /. Hicks. III.
Werner. c. Hassell. and LOckett. Per-
Torrance commences az : o'clock; dane
ing from 10 to II O'Clock. General ad-
mission. Zoe. This programme will be
repeated at Corcoran Hall February
22d. fei3-it
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Otherwise the "Mnk white Flag" is rs
I'm - NV of Ynre.

y y
The large audiences that attended the
performances OF "The Milk White Flag"
at the Academy at matinee and night
yes O.. day. proved conclusive'y that
Hoyt's handiwork. manipulated BY CON-
potent company, is an established faVOrite
In Richmond
The old. familiar farce-comedy was az
thoroughly enjoyable as though II were
written yesterday instead Of several years
ago. and II was presented with cver.f
detail clearly brought out.
The company Is an exceptionally strong
one and the manner In which each indi-
vidual performs bis part shows that the
manager has his eye upon the wants OF
bis patrOns.
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THE TOWN or CHATHAM

4 Victim of white Caps Moves Away--Th'
Board of Trade to tart a Tobacco journal
CHATHAM. VA. Feb. l2.-Speolal.--
Moses Stein, the merchant whose treat
ment at the hands Of white caps was re-
ported IN Thursdays Times. has departed
Tor parts unknown after having sold bis
stock OF goods 10 Moses & Marshall His
family is stili IN town
Rev. T. A. Hall has returned froml
Greenville Tenn where he preached sun
day to the congregation OF the First hap
list chuich. He has been urged by that
church TO consider q call, but as yet ne
has declined to DO so. His people here
viii not let him go Il IT is in their power
TO hold him.
The Board OF Trade Of Chatham are
considering the advisahllity of issuing a
monthly tobacco journal
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~~~~~-~~~--~>---r>-~-, y-~>-~-,-~-------7~ 49,
SAVE YOGR MONEY BY BUYING or
5. GLLMANS SONS.
s Soy barrel Ti or @' sack '.''s 80
Silver King Minnesota Patent &C.,,
Family Flour. $40 Dbl, or sack. -
s-lb. package Prepared Buckwheat. -
3 large cans Table Peaches ........ -
3-pound can Jelly .............:.s.' ~
1opound cans Pure Leaf Lard. ="
California Ham, pound .....,........ ..
cooper's Cocoa. finest on market,cah 4,
Best GRADUATED Sugar, per lp....'. ~
Virgin Buckwheat 10 lbs for...' -
Comb Honey. per pound ..-....'.'' ~
Wine for Jelly. quart ..........s''.
Hone-Made Mince Meat .........'' %
4-SrinR Brooms 80. .......'.. n
Best Tomatoes and Corn. cam ouly'
suceotasi, and Early June Peas
can. only ...... ............i 800 -
Arhuck!es Ariosa Coffee. pound. ..o>.i.
S. ULLMAN SONS.
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HELP wANTED-AIaIe.

--~-~~~-~--.~-0-r-r~0-~
SALEGMEN-S1O WEEKLY GUARAN-
Ted and exclusive territory assigned
good men l0r the sale OF the genuine
Arctlc Refrigeratng Machine for cooling
refrigerators; guaranteed 80 per cent
cheaper than ice. keeps ptrishabie ART
cles Indefinitely; guaranteed indestrucu-
BILE. every owner OF "a refrigerator buys
them, as tie saving OF ice in one montn
more than pays for machine. have over
1900 IN use. write to-day and secure
your territory beware OK worthless imi-
tadonsl. For ful particulars and our
lisl Of Eve hundred testimonials from
leading mcrhants 0f United states. Ad-
dress ARCTIC REFRlGERAriNG CO,
Cincinnati. %. tcl3-lt'
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VIEW scH0oL ron TnA COLLEGE

A Department of History to Be Added
Next Year.
II IL not generally known that a new
school has been created for Richmon
College and that the BOARD OF Trustees
Of that Institution OF learning will elect Il
new professor probably al their neX.
serpf-snnua' nesting. which will be held
IN June nex..
For several years an EFFORT has been
made 10 have a school % History and LII.
eYature as one Of the branches OF study a.
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Chlcncn llinl.lrr 10 Sneak.

Rev. C. A. Young OF Chicago. win
preach at the Seventh Street Christian
church this morning and in the afternoon
ot g.90 o'clock at the church will address
the Christian Sabbath school Association.
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by A. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester. Va.

UCTION Sale Of that valuable Drug
n Store and Lot, known as FRIENDS
Pharmacy" corner OF Hull street and
Cowardin Avenue.
At the request OF the owners 7 VIII
cell at public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IT, 1898
Al $50 o'clock 2. H., the above property
which fronts 2j feet on the nor;h-side Of
Hull street at tho corner of Cowardin
Avenue. The building is q very attrac-
tive. wen-built, two-story brick business
house. IN fact il is about the best 10
Gated. and most desirable stand Ia the
city tor drugstore or any other bust
ness.
4 rare opportunity; examine IL and you
VIII ard il IS more desirable than repre-
sented.
TERMS. 500 Cash. tho balance as fol-
lows: tl.200 December o. lSas. and the
balance On eighteen and twenty-four
months. deferred payments bearing In
terest and secured by deed OF trust.
a. L. ADAMSON.
Auctionesr.
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Richmond Lena Pah'man's trustee 70
street. southwest corner COutts. $500
Henrico: Hiram Saxton and wife 10 Ell
lon Adelaide French ] a 1900 acres on
New Market road 5000.
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Gerald Hooker the lad who was acct
dentany shot while playing with a rifi0
Friday afternoon. is stiil in serious con-
dition al the Retreat
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~ WENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
/ WORTH
OF ELEGANT FURNITURE TO BE
SACkIFICED AT AUCTION.

owing to a disconunuance Of business
[ will sell for Messrs Habliston q bFo9
al their large WaTe-rOOms. corner SeVthlh
'''' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1893,
at 1920 A. NJ. and I =. NJ. their ENTIRE
STOCK Of FINE FURNITURE. e!hulaC
ing Mahogany. Walnut, OAK ana Asn
Chamber Suites. cherry, Walnut ana Oak
ParlOr Suits in silk brOcateLe. green va
lour and tapestry coverings. walnut ana
oak. glass front WardrOOes, and BOOK
Cases. Elegant Cherry ana oak Names
with French plate glass, W ANU anu CaA
Patent Roller Top and PAIN once DtsnS'
Patent BARRIERS Chairs, OAK ana cane y
Seat Mahogany PEDESTAL, Walnut ana
Oak Extension Tables. Rich and Hand
some Bullets. plain and marble top. BRASS
and Iron SINCE and Double beustedlos
Library and Marble Top Tables. Cheno.
nicrs, Folding Beds, Couches, tlimm-d
ana untrimmed Lounges. Library DIN
ing Room and Chamber Chairs and Rock
ers In leather and cane seat. HAIR ana
Shuck Mattresses, Bed Springs, Fancy
Screens. Mirrors. Office Furniture, etc.
This sale well deserves and should en-
sage The attention Of those IN want or
fine goods. the stock having been select
ed with great care without regard 10 cost
for their city trade. which they nave
served with satisfaction 10 them as well
as 10 others, for over fifty years. Par
ties having furniture here on storage will
please call for same at once. or 10 viii be-
sold 10 pay charges. and. a u parties nav
ing claims against the firm viii present
them for payment and all Indebted to
them viii please make payment al once.
as they wish 10 vacate their ware-rOOms
Dy March LIST. sale continued from day 10
day al 1890 A. NJ. and p. IL, until the
whoe stock Is disposed Of.
% TERMS: Liberal and made known az
sale. FRED. II. WILLIAMS.
lel2-sat,su,tu Salesman.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
General Auctioneers.
SO east Broad street.
OF
FURNITURE, MATTINGs MIRROR, &c

Nv virtue Of deed Of trust 20 the un-
dersignod. trustee. deed dated January .
1891 and duly recorded IN ne once OF
court 81 Chancerv. Richmond Va. Deed
Eook $50 3. page 237. az request OF the
beneficiary. I viii SELL at public auction.
the Valentine Auction Company 2
warerooms. $50 cast Broad street, In the
city OF Richmond,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH.
cornrnepcing al 1890 a. NJ, BrocateN2
Parlor suit OF pieces. and Chamber
suit. pieces: Large Chair. 2 Mat
tresses: 80 yards Matti1ss. Cot. J
large Mirror. 1 set Of Springs; 1 Silver
Butter Dish.
TERMS. Cash ~
fe0-5t trustee.
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a GENTLEMAN DESIRES A POSITION
VIE on cstah-shrd arcnNect or clvll
engineer. win invest capital n ncces-
say Address b., inns Onice. fel5-lt'
WANTED. BY 4 YOUTH. SIXTEEN
years Of age who IS not afraid OF work,
position IN a store. factory or in any
place where he can make d living. Ad-
dress NJ, care The Times. fel5-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

~ oNFEDERATE MUsEUM-IN THE
~ Da yis Mansion, corner Twelfth and
clay, Is open to visitors daily from 10 A.
81. 10 S =. NJ. Admission. 25c.. except on
saturdays. when II Is free to the public.
Annual membership ticket 81, which ad-
mits the holder at all times; life member
ship ticket so nol5-ly
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uI.I.p mANrED..-Female.

~~---~~-~.-~~-~o-@- ~~~--~~-c~0~0~-~o>
LADIES. SEND ME DATE OF YOUR
birth. lock OF hair. | VIII prcoicI 49, ~
future In love. family, business, money
ana health; give you pen picture OF W
iuro husband. wife or sweetheart ann
lty and give you book telling how 20
read peoples minds. influence them 70
love or obey you. All, postpaid ~
cents. silver. or ! viii SEND you o.
above with New Marriage Guide. volume
OF Female Secrets and Dream BOOK. 10Y
20 cents Prof. 3. b. ARGO, Box w.
Boston. Mass ieio-A1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

yySTyrD' RY A REFINED WIDOW.
nosition 10 keen house for widower OF
travelling companion for aged lady' -, ~
dress H., Times office, city. i'i"'A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
BY c l.. & II. J.. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
S2i Main street,


s ALE BY PunL56Gr AUCTION
No. 731 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
BEING THE UBSTANTIAL BRICK
STRUCTURE
OCCUPIED by l.. +. GASrtR ESQ, As
4 CARRIAGE FACTORY.
LARGE LOT, WITH SIDE AND REAR
ALLEY.
We will sell. By auction. on the prem
lses. IN ,.oo
NJ 40 o'clock =. NJ the above Il -sirabie
oronertv. The building Is a most sub
efaftla two-story and basement br ck
structure. and Is well arranged for manu-
featuring PURPOSES having large elevator
and OTTER c0nvenirnces. or with slight
improvements would make "A fine business
stand. This property viii rent for $50 per
month. and will be sold az a figure that
will make 10 a aging investment.
TERMS: T. sy and 90 sale.
g. l.. q III. l.. DENOON,
fe0-tu.th.sa.su Auctionecrs.
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By j. y. Carneal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOG east Main street.
4 OF A
VALUABLE LOT on TWENTY-THIRD
STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.

BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated December -. 1873, and recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court clerk of ce.
Deadlock 1873 =. page lS5 default having
been made IN the payment Of portion
OF the debt secured thereby, anad having
been required by the beneficiary therein
50 10 do / VIII. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1893.
at O'Clock +. NJ. on tie premises, pro-
coed 10 sell by public auct on. the prop
eriy conveyed therein, being that LOT
OF GROUND fronting SO feet on the
east lire OF Twenty-third street. 80 feet
north Of Main street. and running back
a denth Of CG feet.
This IS a very desirable lot IN every
particular. as II IS well suited for build
ing purposes. being I'm a good renting To-
cality for small houses. n Is now rented
asa wood and coal yard for $50 per
annum.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay all costs
OF executing the trust. all taxes 20 dav
Of sale and a note Of $500 with interest
from December o. 1897 and balance az a
credit Of twelve months, note 10 be given.
with interest added, and secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
fafO-td Trustee.
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~ L. A. Cltlin. Auctioneer,
No. o north Eleventh street.
TRUsTEE's SALE
OF
THE PREMISES No. 40 NORTH SEW
ENTEENTH STREET.

In execution Of q decd Of trust dated
November q. 1895, Of record ia clerk s
oVica Richmond Chancery Court, y. 3.
1870 c. page y. default having been made
in the payment OF a bond therein secured.
md heinz required 10 do so by the holder
Of said bond. ] will. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1898.
AZ A.sO O'Clock +. NJ. at the front door
of tie premises above named. sell all
that LOT or LAND. with the BRICK
inches on the west line OF Seventeenth
street. ana extending back the same
width 100 feet.
TERMS cash sufficient to pay all past
due taxes. If any. the costs OF execut-
ING this trust. and the sum OF S-''. anI
Interest thereon from November g. 1897
and the balance. u any. upon terms 20 be
announced at sale.
DANIEL GRINNAN.
fef1-5t Sole Acting Trustee.
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NOTICE. HAVING PURCHASED TIE
entire stock and fixtures OF Julius Schu-
MAINS jewelry store, ! have this day
appointed him (Mr Julius Schumannl
my agent to carry on said business AZ
No. 81 east Broad street.
fe6-lft r. A STUMPF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE soLIc-
tied FOR Il. ;. BROCK. JR., for re-elec-
ton. Board 81 Aldermen. Monroe Ward.
Subject TO thu DemoeraLs Primary.
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fe2.lOt.
TRUSTEES SALE
LAND AT ENFIELD. KING WILLIAM
COUNTY.

AS trustee OF deed OF record in the
clerks office Of King William county
u. T.. 4. executed by Geo. =. Terry and
al the request Of the party therein Sc
cured. I will OFFER for sale, at Enfield.
King William county. on
MONDAY, THE 2sIH OF FEBRUARY,
1898.
at y NJ, the TRACT or LAND called H.
and also the interest Of Geo. 3 Terry
in a TRACT OF 2O4 ACRES, adjoining
The lands Of Thaddeus Campbell and
others. formerly owned BY Richard Ep-
bank
TERMS: Cash. GEO. p. HAW
Trustee.
At the same time and place above
named ! will. as trustee In a deed eX..
ecuted to me by said Geo. 3. Terry and
Q. r.. Davenport. sell az public auction
n TRACT or 1l2 ACRES. adjoin ng the
Mechanicsyine tract, conveyed In said
Iced
TERMS. Cash. J. Il. HAW,
faG-su4t Trustee.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Vir-
ginia Boyle and husband, dated May i3.
1891, default having been made In the
payment OF the bond secured thereby.
and being directed 50 20 do by the holder
thereof. | will sell. at public auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
Et'hRY. 1855.
at 4:50 o'clock p. NJ. the above property.
which fronts l32 feet on the southern line
OF Everett street al the corner OF Elev-
enth street. The house is a comfortable
cottage containing rooms: the lots are
well located In a desirable neighborhood.
VIII sell the property as a whole or VIII
divide 1t. as may seem the best at the
sale.
TERMS:-Cash Sufficient to paw costs
OF executing this trust. taxes az any due).
and TO pay the sum OF Sl54O9 which is the
balance due ON said bond. The balance
on such terms az will be announced at
the sale. = sDAMSON.
fes-et. Trustee.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED---sralo.

4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES A POSITION
as an accountant. and will invest capt.
tai with security. Address c.. this
office. tCl3-lt'
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.
No. 595, issued By the Planters Nation
al Bank Of Richmond, Va, payable 20
the order Of Mrs. Mary +. Burke. and
all persons are warned against trading
or accepting same. as payment has boon
STOPPED. Application has been made for
duplicate. Mrs. MARY r. BURKE.
Swansboro. Va. jnl9wd sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

POstl1ONS-HOW TO
get them. Where they are. salaries. etc.
Five thousand appointments last year.
Hetter chances fOr 1855. Particulars
about Post0mce, custom House. Inter-
nal Revenue. Railway Mall. etc.. free.
NATIONAL CORRESpONDENCE ~
STITUTE. lf2 Second National Bank
Building Washington ID. g.. tel3-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

OLD VIRGINIA SECURlTlEs.-THE
General Assembly OF Virginia has cu-
acted a law. approved January -, l'Ds'
allowing the holders OK Der Ola secure
ia nh funded under act OF February
"a. iSs2. or February 20. 1892. until July
lS,s 10 fund them. at ihe same rates
as provided In the act OF FEBRUARY -v
fSn2 except as 20 the time tne ne"
bonds shall carry inter- 81
Tbis is ,rohaf iv the last time thar This
onnortunitv viii Dc allowed and patu
holding any az The securities men lionel
should avail themselves OF 80 Wilnol-
delay.
For particulars address
JOSIAH RYLAND JR,
Second Auditor.
and President ~ Commission rs or
Sinking Fund OF VIRGINIA.
,.ta-sY4t Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

WANTED. ~ COOKS AND GENE.hAa,lL.
10 Farm Hands ana - men and Doy
for general work for this and northcrn
states. and Cooks and House girls LOT
this city and state. w. n MARTIN ~
CO. 1929 east Franklin street klsu-
mOnd. Va. teiS-ie
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Ma . Strtr Enionol. Q.

Ma State EniOmOl' g I.
BLACKSBURG. VA. Feb. ll.-Special.--
Mr. W NJ Scott graduate student OF the
Virginia Po yfechnic Institute, class II
&c. has been appointed State Entomo.o-
eist Of Georgia al a salary OF $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

LOST. SATURDAY EVENING. ACAD-
ENVY OPERA GLASSES IN case: black.
frame. aluminium fr.mes. suitable re-
ward. Deliver 10 Bartlett. Garvens 4
Co.'S store. corner Ninth and Franklin
streets. fe13-1t
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MONEY TO LOAN

dsiev POLLARD & BAGBY.
fef3-s, 5 north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

Ofilce OF
BOdeker Drug Co..
Iils east Main street, Richmond Va
Rpferrtng TO the above, we would re.
spectfully solicit the generous patronage
OF the friends Of the old nrm, and the
public generally. and shall endeavOr tOi
keen constantly on hand a new and fun
Supply OF Drugs. patent medicines. paints.
oils dye stuns. glass, etc.
Prompt and careful attention will IA
given 70 all orders entrusted TO our cares
Respectfully,
BODEkER DRUG co.
fec. su, "a. first
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

LEARN TO HYPNOTIzEi-GRE
wonder OF the age. Makes hours OF fun
teach the quickest and best methods
on earth. You can make the weak as
s,ron. as a lion or the bully as timid
az child You can CURE DISEASE.
or BAD HABITS; cause others to
"come" ~ YOU. LOVE and O Ely you.
Every wish gratiied. l guarantee sue
Cess. kle,1.tiy illustrated lesson. post
paid. 10 cents. Address Prof. j. X.
HERRIN, Box IL. Pesotum. III. fe13-1t'
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EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES II
their own homes. doing Hight needle
work: whole or part time devoted; reply
envelope for sample and fun particu-
lars. SPECIALITY CO., p Third ave
nue.. New York. IeiS-it
WANTED. A COLORED COOK FOR \
small family. must ho well rccommed-
ed. Apply 9N west Grace street
fei3-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.--r-rI-----r-
HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUR En-
the Rodeker Drug Co. We take tnis
opportunity OF thanking our friends and
patrons for the support and courtesy eN-
tended 10 US for The past hl,y-lHo yeals'
and resnectfully solicit Tor the new eOm-
PAW the same kind consideration.
The new concern will be tound az tno
old stand. wiki new and larger facilities
for handling the trade ana We heaIuly
Commend them 90 the same confidence
and patronage so generously accorded Us
for these many years.
Respectfully,
BODEK FIR BROS.
Richmond. va, Feb. 5. 1883.
please present all claims against us
for settlement
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~ A. l.. AdamsOn.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or THE
NICE LITTLE DWELLING. NO. 1908
EVERETT STREET AND THREE
VERY ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING LOTS ADJOINING.
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FINANCIA Is.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The unders. gned, committee of The
incornOratOrs OF the RICHMOND
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COM
PANY, by direction OF said incorpor1-
tors. win open books Of subscription 90
the capital stock OF the said company
al the banking-house Of john L. VIII
liams e. sons. Tenth and Main streets.
Richmond. Va, AZ II c.ock noon on
FEBRUARY % 1S9S. The books OK
subscription VIII remain open an tho
same place for not less than f0ud days,
unless $4,000 OF said stock be sub
scriled Tor i'm a shorter time.
JAMES ". ALLISON,
FRED. ~. SCOTT
HENRY l.. CABELb,
Committee OF IncOrporators of the Ric1-
mond Trust and safe Deposit Company.
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Richmond College.

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Students received during February Ia all
departments.
For information apply to
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