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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-14


BY request of the owner. who Is going
TO leave the State, and Is determined 10
sell, | will on
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1898
at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, oHer
for sale the PROPERTY mentioned
above. Three and one-half acres OF this
land is In wood. and the balance In
high state OF cultivation, with 200 fruit
trees. The water cannot be excelled.
This property is about one quarter or
mile from the Dill farm, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. about SW yards
from Austin avenue, and adjoining the
land of Mr.. Willie Radcliffe. The Inn
provements consist Of a two-story dwell
ing, with six rooms and halls and an
necessary outbuildings. including. stable
carriage-house, etc. The fact tnat the
eectric-cars run within a short distance
of this property makes 1t very desirable
for any one doing business in the city.
Any one attending this sale can expect
a bargain, as the property must be sold.
sold.
TERMS: Small cash payment. and bal
ance on very long time, which VIII De
announced at sale.
J. ID. CARNEAL.
myll Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. AT MRS. II. S. SHORTS
farm Cismont Albemarle county, Va,
Campbell Station, one large. sound pair
OF MULES several well-bred HORSES,
broke young. For further information call
at the above-named place. my ll-lw'
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WANTED,

AN ACTIVE PARTNER. WITH 5000
or $500, to take one-half interest i'm WELL
established retail lumber and manufac-
turing business. doing over 10000 worth
per year. Large planng-mill plant on
premises In full operation. Only two
lumber-yards in city of 10000 inhabitants.
Object. to increase business. Location
in seaport city. Virginia. References re-
qured and given Address LUMBER"
care Dispatch, Richmond, Va. my l3-6t
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BY J. ID. Carneal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1i06 east Main street.
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WANTED.

AGENTS. YOU WILL NEVER GET
rich working for others. Be independent;
have your own business that can be car
ried on at home. Our plan is for men and
women. Address WHEATON q CO.,
New Bedford. Mass. my 1885,
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III the nnhy is Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that Old and weIl-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. II soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
sures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-14

BY Augustine Royal & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonso--
No. 10 Tenth street 0.eader RuiI5..s.
Manchester. Va
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SUITS AND SKIRTS.

SUITS AND SKIRTS.
Quantities of them are here to-day Tor
less than cost OF the materials. some OF
the handsomest. too. we've shown TINS
season.
Suits Of ladies' Cloth. in all the shades
OF Brown. olive Cadet. Navy, ana
Black ladies' cloth, manufactured TO
sell at $50: now $40
s6.25 for an Excellent ATWOOD Navy or
Black Serge Suit, jacket lined
throughout with black taffeta.
At $3.50, all the $3.50 and $4 Tailor
Made Suits Elton. fly front. or blouse.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Black Taffeta Ruhied Skirts, trimmed
with velvet. the new dip. for $780,
should be 81.
Black Figured Tafeta skirts, luil Tour
yards lined and interlined Velveteeh
finished, for $5.S5 each.
AT 81. several styles of SILK Skirts 10
select from. all lengths. best tailoring
MORE percaline sined.
Black Figured Mohair Lustre skirts,
large, handsome pattern, for $2.8
RACK Figured Br4lliantine Skirts for
SSc.; made 10 sell for Sl.25.
Upwards of 200 dozen
LADIES' sHIRT-wAIsTs
from standard maker. Splendid buying
opportunity.
Shirt-Waists. full Numbered. high
standing detached collars, blouse
fronts. a regular Jlc. waist; here at
Sc
effects, tucked fronts, worth Sc; here
az soc. zach.
Lawn or Percale Waists, well made,
perfect fitting. only 2jc.
SEE the Newest and Handsomest style
Waists. 10 be had at SO, CSC, N.c5,
$780, 81. and S2.9S.
Thousands Of pairs Of the Very Best
HOSIERY
ars handed YOU to-day at a great deal
less than actual cost of production.
Ladies' Real Lisle-rhread Hose. Rem
brandt-ribDed. plain, Black or TAM
The best soc grade. for 20c.
Ladies' Fast-Black or Tan Hose, drop
sulcn. or pain, extra-spliced heels
Ladies French Idsle-Finished Hose.
double sole. the best lie. Hose; here
at IL lie.
Ladies Fast-Black Seamless Hose, the
l0c. quality, at &C. pair.
Fancy isoot-Top Hose. in all colors,
regular made. only &c. a pair.
Chiidren's Drop-Stitch Lisle-Thread
Tan Hose. the S9c. kind, for lSc. pair.
Children's Regular-M Made Fast-Black
Hose all sizes, II lie.
Children's Seamless Fast-Black Stock
ings, at 5 ana Sc. pair
We've made deal In
KNIT UNDERWEAR
that will interest every man, woman,
and child In Richmond.
Ladies' Bleached Ribbed Vests, the best
~ lie kind. here at &c.
Ladies' Bleached Eibbed TAPPED Vests.
the best u 1-2c. kind. at &c.
Silk-Taped Vests, good l9c. kind, for
Zoe. each.
French Lisle-Thread Vests, the best
$50. kind, for l5c.
Bleacbed Lisle-Finished Vests, at 81
and &c.
Mems Gauze Underwear. long and short
sleeves. 25c., worth SOC.
MEMS DEPARTMENT
WILL SPRING IT'S 5O-CENT TIES on
YOU FOR % CENTS.
BOWS. FOUR-IN HANDS, CLUBS,
AND TICKS, LADIES OR GEN
TLENEN'S.
LADIES NECK FIXING.
Ladies' Silk Fronts. the newest and
most wanted kinds, to be sold to-day |
Tor SLts; well worth s..
THE COHEN co. !
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AT EVERY TURN
Saturday Is Bargain-Day.

We make special purchases arrange special prices, AM
make all sorts your advantage in order to create
busy day out of what would otherwise be slow one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-14

Full line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Military Cuff Buttons Studs, etc.
Relics and Curios bought and sold.
aD Its
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BUSINESS WANTS.
I'm GOING TO CUBA


But while | am away just re-
member business will be carried
on at the old stand with renewed
vigor and the biggest stock of
goods that has ever been offered on
this market.
10 600 barrels of the Finest Family ,-c
Flour, per bag ........ ............. o.
5000 bushels Water-Ground Meal.
100 firkins of the very finest Culpeper
Creamery Butter. something superla-
lively fine, in any quantity, per rrC
pound ............ .................... ~
5000 dozen cans Finest Mackerel, rC
per can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
1000 gallons Old Virginia Mountain IOC
Dew Whisky, per quart .......... fOS
5000 bags Dunlop Patent Family Flour
al cost.
1000 Old Smithfeld Hams.
5000 bales Finest Hay.
10000 dozen 3-pound cans Finest Abe
marie Pippin Apples. You can IOr
get all you need. cans for.
5000 cans. pounds, Pie Peaches. ioS
Rock Candy Syrup. from pure graduated
sugar, clear as spring water, per 2OC
gallon .......... ......'............... ~
r,,o., sunorcrro, Hams IOC
Essence Vanilla, in pint bottles.... D.
1000 pounds Honeysuckle Smoking oCC
Tobacco, per pound ................
cno,cs New Irish potstoe. neck 23C
80 dozen pints Extract OF Lemon. u
5000 pounds Pure Lard, made at 60
nome .,...,.. .,.',.s'...'''s.'''''''''
White Mackerel, fine. fat, and juicy
fresh goods just received by 20
steamer-per dozen ...............-- D.
500 large bottles of Celery Sauce, make
your mouth water just to see il, 20
per bottle .................. ........ D.
500 large bottles Sweet Pickles, 20
homemade .......... ............... D.
Homemade Blackberry Brandy, tcC
per quar- .......,.................... ~
Gbson's Old Rye Whiskey, per zec
quart ............ .......-............ 10
ROck-Candy Syrup. pure sugar ,OC
goods. per gallon .................. CO~
5000 dozen cans Thistle Tomatoes. hr
per can Observation-Disclosures.
Finest tI,y o i%P sozea Beer any aaan- soc
100 dozen Finest Sugar Corn........ W
100 dozen Small June Peas. fresh vOc
goods ..'......s.. s.'''.'''s''...s.'..
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Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company win be given prompt attention,
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A UCTION SALE OF III ACRES OF
n SPLENDID LAND, WITH NEW DWELL
ING, IN a BEAUTIFUL LOCATION,
ABOUT TWO MILES NORTHEAST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND A VERY SHORT DISTANCE
FROM HIGHLAND PARK.
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90 5000
D. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
ian I6.Sa Su, Tu&Th)
WANTED,
zap l6-Sa, Su. Tu&Tt

TO SELL TEN HORSES AND MULES
and three Cows. fresh to the pail. Apply
at CERSLEY'S GROVE, Manchester,
Va. my li-2ts
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CHARLES l.. PAGE.
T.. II. WELLS.
SpecIal Commissioner.

BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonears
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-14
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.

LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
PIG, 2ls, and 20 north Ninth street.
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THE WAR AND TRADE
HOsTILITIEs HAVE KILLED MANY
pEssIMIsTIC PREDICTIONS.
NOTHING DISHEARTENING.
Government Orders Heavy, fe'
Cover hut Little of the Consump-
tion-MOney Easier-Business STU
nffou Gains Rather Than Loses.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Messrs. k IT,
Dun & Co ; weekly review Of trade To-
morrow will say:
Hostilities have lasted long enough TO
kill many pessimistic predictions, II but
few Americans. The only panic was when
money-lenders were wondering what
deadly imposslbilities the unknown might
have in store for them The only him
drance of industry has been due to wait
ing of buyers, who looked for lower
prices.
Nothing disheartenlng can be seen in
the Industrial centres, except the closing
Of some cotton-mills owing to over-pro-
duction, and the fall Of print-cloths to
1.S7. Cotton has not risen above 6.5'
cents, and many stories of reduced acre
age are current. as year ago, but they
do not weigh much, in view of the actual
receipts of but 10,500,OOO bales.
The sales of wool have been only 1885,
600 pounds at the three chief markets Of
the week against 1i,5S0,i0O pounds last
year, but prices are somewhat more firm,
and there is more demand for goods,
apart from the large government orders.
The demand for boots and shoes, having
passed all records i'm the past few
months, has abated. and yet many orders
are coming forward. Leather is rising,
with no active demand. and hides at
Chicago have advanced about 4 per cent
The output of pig-iron shows practically
no change. excepting the increase of $50
fpua UppiClV i'm harcOqi iron.
Government orders are heavy. and yet
cover but little of the consumption,
though they go far to cause the over
crowding of ship-yards and plate-mllls,
but the higher prices for wheat have
brought an enormous demand for asricdl-
tural implements, and also for locomo-
fiNps and cnrS
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WANTED.
BOARDERs WANTED.

GOOD BOARD AND NICELY-FUR-
nished rooms to be had by applying To
Mrs NJ A. HERBERT. 400 east Main
Also, table and transient boarders.
my l0-2w
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MONEY EASIER.

Money Is easier. since the policy Of
contraction has ceased and only 81 100000
went to the interior during the week,
while the new demands on the banks
averaged . per cent. of the total from
commercial interests, against % per cent.
one week ago. and Is per cent. two weeks
ago. with rates much lowe: than We're
quite recently refused.
The government is paying gold over
the counter largely, because it needs
notes more than coin. and 100000 gold
have been ordered during the week 81
100000 from Australia, making S7S 1863 $50
ordered, of which about $ll 10000 has yet
10 come.
The amounts involved in the failures
for the first week Of May have been 81,
97S,9S0 against 1886 ,S9i last year, and ST.
1921 in 1896; manufacturing, $l.4ll, 215
against $50 last year. and trading,
s., Az, 727. against 81 .2S90js last year.
The failures for the week have been 2i6
in the United States against 26i last
year, and q in Canada, against 81 last
year.
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. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF v,l-
- LIABLE IMPROVED REAf rSrr NJ

4 . ~, -, hD,' i'O.NE ho DALI VI VAL
~ LIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SITUATED ON THE EAST LINE nj,
THE PETERSBURG TURNPIKE pls
TWEEN STOCKTON AND FVFp r ,.,.,
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF WtN
CHESTER, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is l9s
at 80 O'Clock +. NJ, on the promises
By virtue OF decree o. the Husffr.,
Court for said city I'm the CHANGER. s,,fs'
styled Henry 7. Sheppard and IA -
James Sheppard's Administrator ana 49,"
we, the undersigned. will sell an nrSI.
auction, on the day, hour, and Mac
named above. '''''
First LOT, fronting 50 feet on said plk.
runs back an Irregular depth This h,
has good frame dwelling upon IN 'V'
Second, LOT, fronting 30 feet on sald
pike, and runs back an irregular denfb
There Is on this lot a good frame dVsd.
ing; and,
feet on said pike; runs back an irregular
depth.
A map Of tho above-described propsr,y
can be seen at the Office Of the auction.
GERS.
TERMS; One-third cash: balance AZ slv
and twelve months for notes 5 per cenf
interest added, title retained Until Inc
whole is paid, and conveyance orderad
by the court.
CHARLES L. PAGE.
T.. II. WELLS.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office OF the Hustlnes cour,
OF the city Of Manchester:
Henry 7. Sheppard ~ ais. plaintiffs.
against James Sheppards admlnlsfri5r
ct ais, defendants.-I. II. b. DuVal Cisrt
or the said court, do certify that fhe
bond required of the special comrois.
sioners by the decpee rendered in s9d
cause on the 2d day Of March. lSN has
been duly given. II. r.. DU VAL
my l3.1fl5.l7& Ciert,
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WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAl.EN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fhO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-14

LIBERAL LOANS ON sATISFA Glory
SECURITIES.
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BUSINESS GAINING.

Bradstreet's tomorrow will say: The
business situation gains rather than
loses i'm attractiveness as the spring sea-
son advances. While, of course, the very
favorable situation in cereals is still the
handspring Of the improvement. mani
Testing itself in many sections of the
country. there are other causes COM
bining Herewith 20 make the outlook for
business during the current year a fiat
tering one. Following the rapid advances
in price Of wheat. which apparently cul-
minated Cor the time being early in the
current week i'm a quotation for cash
wheat unequalled, with one single eXcep-
ton, and that only for a very short
period of time, for twenty-five years
past, there has come lull and a reaction
from the abnormally high prices, caused
by the squeeze i'm May delivery. which,
however, has left prices far above quota
tons for at least ten years back. With
the quietng down Of interest in wheat
there has been a partial shifting OF
speculative interest to other grains, par
tcularly corn and oats, and many classes
of provisions. with advances in nearly all
those lines.
A rather more confident feeling seems
to pervade the iron trade, which is re-
leading makes Of iron and steel
Perhaps one of the most encouraging
features of the week, and one especially
acceptable because of the hitherto very
depressed conditions prevailing. is the
reported slight improvement in inquiry
and in tone in the wool market at seve-
raj centres.
PRICE SITUATION STRONG.
The price situation is still one of great
strength, particularly in food products.
which are, with few exceptions. notably
coffee and sugar, higher for the week.
Wheat exports are slightly larger than
last week, aggregating 3,6s2,543 bushels.
against a total last week Corrected of
2.923. rs bushels, and comparing with o.
1s3 900 bushels this week a year ago
l. sO3. 600 bushels i'm 1896 2.397. 900 bushels
in 1895. and 10000 bushels in 1884,
Corn exports reflect the turning of for
eign demand from the higher to the
lower-priced grains. i'm 3.6l7000 bushels
This is slightly smaller than the total
a week ago, but is nearly twice that ex-
pares with 166S,0O0 bushels in 1896, and
/ .2l0. 5000 bushels in 1885.
Business failures in the United States
show a slight gain for the week. num-
bering go, against 24O last week, 251 this
week a year ago. 265 in 1886 and 210 In
1895. Failures i'm the Dominion of Canada
this week number twenty-five, against
twenty-five last week. thirty-one i'm the
week year ago. thirty
four in 1895 and twenty-eight in 1895.
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BY sutton x Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

In execution OF a certain deed of trus,
from SylVanus Heber 20 the trustees OK
the Home But ling Company Perpe- lal'
dated November II. 1883 and RECORDED ,"
the Clerks Office Of the Richmond Cnan-
Gerry Court i'm Deadlock 1879 "A. phss
SJ2, which was given 20 secure me lal-
ment of "a certain debt therein mentioned,
default having been made In the payment
OF a portion Of the same. and be.hs or
rected by the Board OF Directors or iH.
said Home Building Company Qerpetu9l
so to do. we shall offer for sale. az plu"'
auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY l6. iNs
at $50 o'clock L. NJ. the above-men-
toned REAL ESTATE. II being me same
conveyed by said deed OF trust ana iu'y
described therein.
The house has three rooms ana " ih
good order. and the lot fronts y zee,
Inches. running back between paIaN''
lines i32 feet .t.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses OF st,s,
any taxes that may be due ana lne sun
OF Sll9: the balance upon credll oi -
and twelve months. with interest aletA'
secured by a trust deed on the pr9pe's'
y. ID. HARGRONE.
T.. T. SUTTON,
III. SELDEN TAYLOR
Trustees Home Building COMPANY ",
petuaD. ... -
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are always willing to share
profits with you.
A very large percentage is
handed you to-day.

Ladies p. X. Puff Ties. in the most de-
sirable colorings. lined, for 25c.
Ladies Null Ties. full yards long,
trimmed ends, for 19c. each; worth
double.
Ladies' silk Ties. with lace ends, usu-
ally $50, for 79c
Baby-Caps for &c. each to-day.
PIE RIBBON DAY OF THE YEAR
HERE.
3-inch Taffeta-Ribbon, corded edge, 9%c.
yard
3la-inch Double-Face Satin Ribbon, all
colors. &c. yard
4-inch Corded Edge Taffeta Ribbon, usu-
ally 20c.. for 1ic yard.
Daisy Ribbon, &c. yard.
Fancy Necktie Ribbons, were 16c., for
&c. yard.
5-inch All-silk Satin Ribbons, all colors,
for 23c. ward.
No. All-Silk Black Satin Ribbon lot
5-inch Al-Slk Taffeta Ribbon. for to-
day, lie yard.
Many other just such bargains can be
found in our Ribbon Department
SPECIAL SALE or TOILET
ARTICLES.
Carbolic Mouthwash. Zoe.
COsmo Buttermilk Soap, &c.
WoOdbury's Facial Soap. l21zc.
Pears Unscented Soap, 10c.
Packard's Tar Soap, lac.
WilRams's Shaving Soap, SC.
Browns Shoe Polish. &c. bottle.
DR. Lyons's Tooth Powder, 15c.
Smelling Salts for sc.
YOUR SUNDAY GLOVES CAN BE
PICKED Up AT SORT PRICES
TO-DAY.
LADIES' 2-Clasp Heavy Embroidered
Dressed Kid Gloves, in brown, tam
red. and black, going for SIC. par.
Ladies' 2-Clasp Handsome Embroidered
Kid Gloves. in self and black stitching.
in white. black, tan, red brown, ana
green, regular Sl.2o Gloves, to-day 81
a pair.
Ladies 3-Clasp Trefousse Kid Gloves, in
white and black, regular price 81. for
$l.75 a pair.
Ladies' White and Self-Stitched Dou-
bie-Tip Kayser Black and Colored SILK
Gloves at 80 and Toe a pair. Guarantee
goes with each pair.
NO SUCH ANOTHER STOCK IN THE
SOUTH.
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.
Half Of the usual cost is saved on
great many.
Plaid or Checked Taffeta-silk Parasols,
sticks and tassels to matcn, SlSS
Solid-Colored Taffeta Parasols, the best
colors, at Sl.4S.
Roman-Striped Parasols, the newest
effects, for $l.69.
Self Closing Gloria Umbrellas, % or rs
inch, only 81, worth $l.9S.
Close Rolling Steel-Rod Silk-Taffeta
Sterling-Slve Trimmed Umbrellas,
$3.50 quality, for $50.
Gloria-Sik Umbrellas. close-rolllng,
natural-wood handles, worth N5o, here
at CSC
Twilled Gloria Umbrellas, with Dresden
handles. steel rods. at 0oc.
A Good HeaVy-Twilled Umbrella, strong
frame, at 25c.
CANDIES.
Jellv Beans. assorted. for 12c a pound.
Klondike Kisses for TIC. a pound, usu-
ally 20c.
Crystalized Pineapple or Ginger for
lie. box.
Oriental Orange. Vanilla, and Lemon
Jelly for loo. pound.
Hickory Carames for l6l2c. pound.
Cocoanut Fritters for 100. pound
Extra Fine Quality Peppermint Cream
WATERS for l5c a pound.
FROM 4 TO O'CLOCK
Extra-Fine French Mixture for Lie. |
pound
ICE-CREAM SODA
and many other Cool and Refreshing |
Drinks for &c. glass.
THE COHEN CO. |
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WANTED,

MAN OR LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS
TO travel and appoint agents $40 per
month and expenses. p. w ZIEGLER
d CO, 20 Locust street, Philadelphia.
my 7-Sa SlN. M12f
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tornado suits of double and tri-
pie their cost. A saving of $3.50
to S. OF original prices.
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AR TTCLES.

Carbolic Mouthwash, Zoe.
COsmo Buttermilk Soap, &c.
WoOdbury's Facial Soap. l212c.
Pears Unscented Soap, l0c.
Packard's Tar Soap, lac.
Wilkams's Shaving Soap, Sc.
Browns Shoe Polish. &c. bottle.
Or. Lyonss Tooth Powder, 15c
Smelling Salts for Be.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF THAT
VALUABLE FARM,
IN THE LOWER END OF HENRICO

IN The LOWER END on HENRTGO
COUNTY,
ABOUT TWELVE MILES EAST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
(NEAR MALVERN HILL.
KNOWN AS "RUNNYMEADE."
CONTAINING 6S03l ACRES OF LAND.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO SELL
United states Volunteer Buttons. Every
body ought to wear one. Sample for
cents; 30 cents dozen; 50 per hundred Be
quick. Copyrighted. Sold by b. p. o.
Cigar Store, 1Ol6 Main street, Richmond,
Va. my l4-2t
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my II
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-23
A CRITICAL TIMH
DURING THE BATTLE OF SANTIAGO.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH NIGHT AND DAY
The Packers at he Battle OF santiago de
CUBA We're All Heroes-Their Heroic
Enorts In Getting Ammunition
aud Rations to the Front
saved the Day.

P. X Butler. OF pack train No. 3, writ
Ing from Santiago de Cuba on July %,
says: "We all had diarrhOea la more or
less violent form, and when we landed
We had no time 10 see a doctor, for IL was
a case Of rush and rush night and day 10
keep the troops supplied with ammuni.
ton aud %rati0ns. but thanks 10 Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DlarrhOea Rem.
edy, we were able 10 keep az work and
keep our health; In fact, | sincerely be-
lieye that at n critical time this medi.
cine was the direct saviour OF our army,
for II the packers had bsen unable 10
work there would have been no wal OF
getting supplies TO the front. There
were no roads that a wagon train could
use. My cOmrade aud myself had the
good fortune to lay In a supply Of this
medicine from u pack train tetOre WI
left Tampa. and | know In four cases il
absolutely saved life"
The above letter VA written 90 the
manufacturers Of this medicine. the
Chamberlain Medicine company, Des
Moines, Iowa For sale by all dru ggists