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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN m

wight William Bass, and c. w. Svdnor
MRS. ANNIE II. TENANT.
Mrs. Annie H. Tenant. wife Of Mr.
Charles b. Tenant, died yesterday az
ternoon at As o'clock at her residence
NO elo west Grace street, after a linger.
ing illness. She was i9 years of age. and
leaves one daughter Mrs Rufus G. vii.
mans. She was sister of Messrs. VIII
nam II. and Albert Scott. The arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made.
MT Jesse d. Harper died yesterday
morning at CHS o'clock at the homo of
ms son-in-law Mr.. L. Lindsay Norment
no. zhO Nenable street. He was n wears
old' and had been in falling health for
some Tune. On Saturday he suffered q
stroke or paralysis, and continued IN
grow weaker until the end came. He had
many friends and acquaintance who will
regret TO learn OF his death. The funeral
will take place from residence this after
noon at O'Clock.
MRS. ALLEYS FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. A V. Alley were held at her
residence, No. Ala north Thirty-third
street. yesterday afternoon at O'clock.
They were conducted by Rev. DR.. Din. Of
Venable-Street Baptist church. OF which
the deceased was long a faithful and con-
sistent member. assisted by Mr. Quarles.
OF Broaddus-Mvnorial The pall-bearers
were Messrs. j. b. Wood, George ID.
Pearman, b. +. Marshall, L. G. Miles,
A. w. Baker. George Fleet, J. w. Throcx
morton. and Wilton Spindle. The inter
ment was at lakewood. The deceased
leaves three sons--H. w. and G. o. Alley.
OF this city. and w. C, Alley, of Norfolk
Mrs. Meta f. johnson. relict of +. NJ
Johnson. died Sunday at the Old Do
minion Hospital. She was In her 18th
year Her funeral will take place from
Baptist church this af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock.
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Handsome Rufled Collarettes, with light
| silk Innings, the newest shapes, al
| $3.50; others up to Si5
Real Skunk Scarfs, trimmed with
skunk tails and heads, S.4S, instead
Of s..
! THE STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES
The quantity, variety. and selection
cannot be matched. The extended sphere
of Sterling Silver usefulness has it's mean
ing in the reduction price Of silver. There
are no charges here for imaginary values.
The basis of our prices is on actual cost
of the silver itself, with a Cohen-like
marginal profit. The price begins at 1Oc.,
from that to $3.50. as weight and work.
manship demand.
Sterling Silver Pocket Knives, best steel,
for 25c-
Ask and see our special line of Silver
Novelties
81 Sterling Silver Bracelets for soc. to-
day.
ASK and see our line Of 25c. Manicure
Pieces, the cheapest line ever shown.
worth double.
Sterling Silver Combs, inches long,
39c
800 French Brier Pipes. sterling silver
trimmed, worth CSC, for SOC.
Sterling Silver Hooks, Files, Tooth
Brushes, Shoe-Horns, &c, very largest
silver handles, worth s2.9, for sl.25
each.
Genuine Cut-Glass Puff Boxes. with
heavy sterling silver tops. worth $3.50,
The storekeeping Of
HOLIDAY RICHES.
had its beginning with the opening of the
store yesterday. The grand procession of
the visiting thousands marched through
the most winsome merchandise assem-
hage that is possible to see in any re-
tell store in America. Only few thoughts
Of the thousand things here can be given:
Beautiful Cut-Pattern Glass Water Jugs
with quadruple-plated tops. for 1925
Delft Blue Umbrella Stands for $780,
We're 81.
Solid Brass 5 O'Clock Tea Kettles, with
asbestos stove part, for Sl.45.
Nickel-Plated Crumb Trays, with
scraper for SOC.
English Embossed Jardinieres, 10 inches
IN diameter all colors, for CSC. choice
10 Imported Chocolate Pots, to be sold
to-day at SOC.
Gold-Band, Ovide-Shaped Cups and
Saucers for Sc. a pair.
Large Japanned Decorated Coal Vases
for 95c.
n.
Tor 25c., usually 49c.
THE WONDERS FROM THE DOLL
KINGDOM.
ENGLAND, GERMANY, AND FRANCE
HAVE CONTRIBUTED THEIR
SCIENCE.
TENS OF THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE
FROM.
Large Bisque Dolls, beautifully dressed
with haXen hair, Tor Soc, a good 81
value. e ~
Bisque Jointed Dolls. wool dressed. -
inches high, for 60c
Large Bisque Jointed Dolls, Handsomely
dressed, with faxen hair, 20 inches
high for Sl.95. eS
Dressed Kick-Up Dolls, from To 95c
All Kinds Of Kid-Body Dolls. from loo
Blsque Jointed Dolls, from 25c. to $500
Large Worsted Dolls for 29c., equal anv
beautifully Dressed Bisque Dolls with
Haxen hair and shoes and stocl,inrs
"A large variety of Rubber Dolls. alec |
BANS and Animals, from 1Oc. to 81
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Gloucester Mention.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
November &.-(Special.t The directors OF
the Tidewater Telephone Company held
a lengthy meeting to-day. In addition
to examining the treasurer's books and
transacting routine business. arrange
ments were made TO put in several new
phones. There Is a growing demand FOR
private-house phones.
Mr.. Wilson. of Washington, lectured
here to-day TO the ladies OF the Eastern
Star Degree Of Masonry
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AEETLNGs.
NOTICE.

Richmond. Va, November % 1893
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TTir
STOCKHOLDERS OF the VIRGINIA Hon
SPRINGS COMPANY, for the rf,rnose -
electing Directors and for the TRANSACTION
Oh suGn other business as may lawfully
the office OF the Company, IN The Pace
building, In the city Of Richmond Va
on TUESDAY, December 49, 1885 ar -
o'clock A. The transfer books viii b.
closed on Monday. December s. 1895. az =
u. NJ. and remain closed until IA 4 -" AZ
Wednesday, December II, 1898
G. II. WELLFORD.
Ho -o--" Secretary
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CAPE CHARLES, VA, November 2S.-
Specializing schooner William NJ Will
son. Captain Bragg loaded with coal from
Philadelphia, bound for Norfolk. Va. went
ashore on Wachapreagua beach about 10
o'clock this morning. The crew OF seven
men were saved by the Wacnapreague
life-saving crew. The vessel and cargo are
thought TO be a total loss.
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no 3-2w

Cards. Bill Heads Statements letter
Heads, Note-Heads. Circulars. Handbllls
Dodgers, DC. printed by the Dlsoatch
Company at low prices. VIII give YOU
good work at the same prices you ray Tor
Inferior work Send us your orders ana
we VIII guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
READY MADE GARMENTS

READY MADE GARMENTS
at prices such as even January SAT-
would blush to attempt.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Jackets, OF finest
grade Melton cloth, silk lined, dar'
sleeves wslted seams, and large, fancy
buttons, were SID; special, S9.iO,
Ladies' Black Kersey Jackets, nopby cut
doube-breasted front, stitched seams
for S2.75. worth $3.50.
ladies' Rough Cheviot Coats, with pain
cloth trimming storm collar, and welt
ed seams. were 1915. for 20.
LADIES' SUITS.
% Handsome Tailor-Made Suits of I'm
ported Venetian Cloth, in Dewey-Blue,
Green, Brown, Gray, and Black; new
fly-front jacket, silk lined throughout,
double rows of stitching. for $3.50, were
$3.50
Is Finely Tailored Suits, newest style
and cut, jacket silk lined. new flare
skirt. best $3.50 Dresses, for $ll.SS.
81 Tailor-Made Suits. including all the
latest styles, best tailoring, and work
manship: SIS suits. for 1915
lot OF TailOr-Made Dresses, Black and
coiored, new cut jackets. silk lined,
skirt lined with best percaline, for
N7a
PANIC PRICES AMONG THE
BLACK GOODS.
No matter what the cost, it's thing
Of the past. Space is wanted, and We'll
pay the price for it.
Handsome Assortment of 3S-inch ALL
Wool Figured Soiels, . different pat
terms TO select from. bought TO sell
for Zoe. yard. is here for 39c. yard
50-lnch Silk FINISHED Henrietta, regu-
lar sl.sS value, for 75c yard.
All-Wool Fine-Quality OF Seeded Gre
Cloths. CamelsHair Cheviots, &c.
cost the maker from SEC. to N.39 10
land: choice of any for 59c yard.
$l.69 grade of 50-inch Black Melrose Suit
ing. a material suitable either for
taiiormade suits or dreSSy costumes,
Is here for soc. yard.
Striped MuscoWene Suiting, a handsome
material for tailor-made suits, con-
sidered bargain at &c., Is here for
29c. yard.
THE COLORED DRESS FABRIC
SLAUGHTER
is BEYOND ANY COMPARISON.
Just a hint:
WOOL Cheviots and Brocaded Fancles,
~ inches wide, that sell regularly for
33c.. for l5c. a yard.
Granite Cloths and Fancy Silk and Wool
Novelty Fabrics, d regular toe. value,
1h-yard-wide Tailor Sutings all wool,
should be Sc, but we say 31c. yard.
Panama Suitngs. in various new shades,
ali wool and 4S inches wide, for S9c.
Scotch Cheviot Cloths importers price
q; our price. 95c. the yard.
b6-inch ATWOOD Melton Cloth, the $l.25
kind. for 69c.
Fancy Finished Jacquards, in all
the new shades, for 4Sc., instead of
csc.
BEAUTIFUL FURS,
that first-the price next-which stands
for good deal more goodness than mer-
chants generally buy for at wholesale
prices. The buying came to us by full
room full for cash down.
81 of the Finest Electric Seal and Gray
Krimmer Fur Collarettes. with wide
border OF real moufflon, that cost the
maker $40 apiece. your choice of the
lot for SL9S.
Real Mink Clusters, with 10 tails, Tor
$69S. worth SO.
q Electric Seal Collarettes, tab front. |
trimmed with u squirrel tails, 1926, in |
stead of SS.75.
Full Natural-Sze Red Fox Scarfs. with !
large head and bushy tail. $5.9S, instead |
OF SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

The Virginia Baptist Historical Society,
with Rev. James B. Taylor, ID. d., presi-
dent. and Rev. c. III. Ryland. ID. D.. secre-
tary. will hold its November meeting at
the Second Baptist church this evening at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

In Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic you
know what you are taking. 1t is simply
IRON and quinine In a tasteless form. Ii
Is sold on guarantee. No cure no pay.
Price. 10 cents
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


Office ot 10
Virginia-Car Chemical Company,
Richmond Va, November u. l.A.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared a DIVIDEND or
PER CENT on the Common Stock % ih.s
Company. payable Decembcr J. lAA ~
stockholders OF record OF November ~
and the COmmon-StOck books W.N ue
closed from November POI to N0veinhei
3Oth. inclusive. ). ". TRAY EkS,
no l7-eOd6t Treasurer.
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OLD WHIsISEYs
AT POPULAR PRICES

-
Pride OF Virginia per gallon 80. o,o
Monongahela, 81; Old Standard, 81. Old
Virginia Mountain Dew. 81: Old Kan
tucky's own, 81; Old Frank ain Bourhon
81; Old warwick. s.; Ola Kentucky Re,
Pineapple, 81 So O'u
Old North Carolina Corn Whiskey g
$l75. and Sl.5O per gallon; Pure Old Anil
Brandy at $3.50 and 81 per gallon. 15Ire
Gin at y per gallon; Medford Rum a. -
per gallon; Dixie Rye Whskey AZ 81 n.
a Good Whiskey at sl.25: Sweet Catayw6 W.
and Blackberry Wines at SOC per gallon
DelH tyNH ailu JUGS n, cost price a w.
teenth street, Richmond, Va
oc 30-Sun&Tu
\ AIDES! Chichester's English Pennuoyal PILE
"a Tsks cshsr. ssl as,t, ssis RELIABLE
Chichesisr Chsmieessfr t e.. mPEl as.D r'TS,.s
tau 2-Tu, TIL, Suly)
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WANTED.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT WE
have reduced the price on NJ. & w
Kindling Wood to Sl.& per one-half cord
This wood Is the cheapest and best on
the market. a 25c box of I.ightwood
given with every cash order
GAY & LORRAINE COMPANy
10 south Ninth street.
Yards: Laurel and Broad streets ana
325 south Seventh street. Old and new
phones. no "a ef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
WANTED.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Old Mahogany Furniture. Brass Andlrons'
and Tenders. China, Cut-Glass. Silver,
Plated Ware, Old Clocks OF all kinds
Oh Paintings, etc. Apply TO n. Nj
MGEORGE, 4O6 east Leigh street Rich.
mOnd Nd. no f3-dlms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
WANTED,

AN EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT
Colored Woman as Cook and Iaundress
Must have good recommendations. Apply
at No. lllS Park avenue.
no N,29&De 1-3t*
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BY y. W. B0We,
Real Estate Aucti0ncar

s<hOhit-Dl hILl - NJtN l"f' A..
~ PERTY, BETWEEN MONROE AM
HENRY STREETS. AT AUCTION.
I will sell at auction. on the promises
OH
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z. i@S.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ, that FRAME STORE
AND DWELLING. No. t5 west of.
street, fronting 80 feet on thc north .it
Of Broad street. and running back JV."
l25 feet 20 an alley IN the rear
TERMS: At sale.
no 2G-td y. w BOWIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

interesting and instructive. Mr.. X. i.
Traylor will deliver an address on the
Crime OF Neglect"
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WANTED.

A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN TO
Cook and Clean for family Of four adults.
Apply at 2l3 west Grace street with re-
commentator. no H-Sun, Tu&Th3t
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WANTED

A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE To
Invest Some Money in some reliable bust
ness. Address, stating kind Of business
j. NJ, care this office. no Dos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
EXECUTORS SALE
~ OF
BROAD-STREET CORNER gTop,
>-o,,,,,,,, PERTY, ''I FRO
FOURTH STREETS AND
No. 400 EAST BROAD Sr6r.,.-.

BY virtue OF authority inves.ot d.
executor in the will OF Josorb Clis ne az
deceased, probated in the CbanC G,..s NTH
OF the city OF Richmond. .Turo NJ olrt
WI proceed to sell. FOR the p9r,l lss !
dlstrloution, as authorized in %
the above Properly, at public '- Nll.
on the premises. on 11ci.oa,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9a.h
Mt o'clock =. NJ. Il being STOpp ~.
east Broad street. on the n0rtbess !, .'9, -
OF Broad and Fourth streets fror., ,9.nar
Broad street twenty-six C0 feet ,rt n
nlng back on Fourth street ninsi.'-,,.I.. ill'
leet, more or less. and rs me- sseO y
estate conveyed 10 said Joseph c@iJ--. itll
deceased, by Howard Grav b, In. '..,atl,
dated the 9Th day Of August iSea SeoL
corded IN the Clerks office on tbe re =
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmon5 Yrls3'
Book ~. page GO. iced.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance .
one TWO, ana three years. per cent i. IA
terest, secured by deed OF trust mo, ~ ",
property. wv SAD
MOSES HUTZLER rvs,,,..
j. Thompson Brown * Co. Agc'ior,e,.
no u '''A-eiA
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LOST. sTnAYED. Am FOUND.

Office Chief OF Police. City Hail
Richmond. Va. November =, la.a
NOTICE.
A DARK-BROWN COW was taken up
BY the police The owner viii cli
Third Police Station for sai' ana
not called for by Tuesday. November ~
lSgS. she Will be sold az public auction
h. r. HOWARD
no 29-lt CHIEF OF Police
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
BY J. =. Elan & CO.,
Real Estate Aucti0neers
IALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION FOR
J nTNTgTgN nE THE

SPACIOUS. SUBSTANTIAL. CONVENT.
ENTLH-LOCATED. AND NALrA-
BILE BRICK RESIDENCE AND
ADJACENT GROUNDS.
ON BROOK AVENUE. JUST BEYOND
THE CORPORATE LIMITS or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
BEING A PART or THE PROPERTY
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
JOHN LINDSEY, DECEASED.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RTyT

FLAT OF THREE SUNNY ROOMS
or unfurnished, connecting WIZ
bathroom and porch; front room H.a,-4
no L9-ft
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD TIE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

offer this VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
for sale on the premises ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER o. l02
at L o'clock VI. Each house contains a
large storeroOm and gcod-sizo iVsIIrr
above, with a private or separate e.,
trance TO each. The lots front about gx
100 feet each 10 am alley. The improve.
ments, which the railroad companies AZ,
expected 20 make In this l0callty-nama'v.
the erection Of a grand passenger deoo,
must greatly enhance tho value OF -hF
property; therefore, This sale affords an
opportunity 20 make 4 cafe and profitable
investment
TERMS: One third cash. balance AZ sir
and twelve months. for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by a
deed OF trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
no % Auct.0r-ars
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WANTED.

a YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT.
willing TO take charge of children and as
sist in household duties, who is fond Of
the country State salary required. A.
X. WHITE, IA st. Paul street, Baltimore,
Md. no 27-2t
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

LARGE AND SMALL CONNECTING
rooms, with board for lady, whose nus
band IS away most Of the time Vacation
deslred-Grace Franklin, or south Third
Reference exchanged. Address at once.
care this office l.. II. l.. no 2g-3ts
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PROTEST AGAINST NEGROES.

nounce its decision on the motions pre-
scented.
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WANTED

A FIRST-CLASS COLORED DRIVER
10 take charge OF gentleman's driving
and saddle horses. Must be a good horse,
man and willing 10 go TO the country No
attention paid to letters unless accom-
panied by references. Address
THOMAS +. GOODE. JR,
no o-tf Box Is. Boydton. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

At the request of the heirs OF The late
John Lindsey and for the purpose " do
vision, we will sell by public auction. On
the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29
III . . 3 Z HOLD PURN,r,,.
STOVES. &c, AT AUCTioSSi URE,

,.o we VIII sell TO-DAY al 1870
Sr rmv.ai assortment Of Furnitns. "
oraclns Walnut and Oak SHE. on.
ana Dining-Room Furniture NJ. srarior
showcases, Single and Dors,. STOVES,
steads, Bed-Lounges. and oths sD.e Bed
neous articles TO which the publ ,,'' !,
Sl.ea 70 attend. Prompt returns = 70.
consignments made to Us. ann So On al
tronage is solicited. Sales &C. go'r pa
day and Friday. N'''y Tues
100 FRED II. WILLIAMS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

WnkN REAL Ex,I,- ia 80
pXn A yr Tor THE CURRENT S ~. ihs
P n iEAR ARE TO BE pa TnALzS.
vENTnrBsf THK VENDOR AM PRO
->si 'ssS DEE. Tia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

by J. thompson Brown & "a
Real Estate Agents ana a. w.
No. lib east Main stree,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. lss
at $50 O'Clock Z. NJ. the LARGE AND
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE AND
GROUNDS referred 20 above. having a
frontage OF l0l feet on tho north Side n
Brook avenue. extending back 0n Frank
lin street and between parallel lines p
feet, or more, 10 High street The I'M
prOyements consist on the spacious 1ri
substantial detached corner brick dwell
ing Of two stories above the basement
containing about ten rooms, conveniently
appointed, and In good order. and several
outbuildings. in rear ON Franklin
and High streets. This property Is NeA
adapted in size and location Tor either
residence or business purposes. or I1tl
the vacant ground on Brook avenue being
attractive for residences and tiht
eiigh street well suited for manufacturing
or other business purposes. and fhe proc
perty viii be sold either ass n whole 0r 90
separate parcels. as may seem best at
time Of sale.
TERMS one third cash; balance by ne'
gotlable notes, az one and two years.
with interest. and secured hy deed 0t
trusts, or all cash. az the option " me
purchaser. J. B. ELAN d. co..
no 27&29,de 1,3&f-5t Auct1u00rs.
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% and "a north Mint. s,res, "
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STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM VIII.
by StOck-Farm. near Nancnfsi,N
BROWN MARE. about lG years OH ~
In forehead; sprung ia front knees a-..
white mark on rieht hind FOOT tH' US
three white saddle marks ,,,.,
no 29-2t' w. BEN PAlMhh.-
LOST OR MISLAlD. CERIiflSA.. T.
No. 1923 for one share stock oit h,H.
ION Building and Loan Association r''N
er return 90 this ana get reward ,.,
LOST. MONEY DON'T KNOW ~" "a
amount. Am still selling my ficy 80
great reductions; IS Wheels. 80. SO
T.. NJ. HUNTER. Mah~s.t
1900 east Cary sNs'"
no ll.i5.iS.2e s5&29.st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-29

BY II. Seldom Taylor a. so,
Real Estate agents and Auctonesrs
Eleventh and Bank streets
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WANTED.

BY AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
in gentlemen's furnishings or jewelry. a
POSITION as Salesman Also. understands
bookkeeping. Can furnish best reference.
Address RELIABLE, this office. no 29-Its
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,
AT ONCE,
TEN SRLESLADIES,
MEYER SYCLE,
1913 East Broad street.
WANTED,

A PLACE AS COOK OR CHAMBER
Maid. Can attend 10 children. Good refer
ences furnished. Apply at 1880 west Moore
street. no 29-ltt
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WANTED.

A WHITE GIRL TO CLEAN AND At
tend to Two Rooms at Hotel: 10 have
some knowledge of sewing. Come recon-
mended. Address NEATNESS, care of
Dispatch. no 2g-fts
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-14
JUDGE ROBERT DICK DEAD
PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY AT HIS HOME
IN GREENSBORO.
Played an important Part In the History of his
State in Law, Politics and Literature.
A Man of Kindly Heart and
Charitable Deeds.

Greensboro, September 13,-(Special.
Last night at twenty minutes past
eight one of the best men that ever
lived in this city breathed his last.
Judge Robert Paine Dick, IL. D., OF
the United States District Court, was q
son of Hon. John McClintock Dick a
Judge of the Supreme court of North
Carolina, was born October :, 1923. He
was prepared for college ut the Caldwell
Institute in Greensboro, under Rev. DR.
Alexander, entering the sophomore class
at the University of North Carolina. lie
graduated with distinction in 1913 HC
got his license to practice law in 1915
and located at Wentworth, attending the
regular courts of Surry, Stokes, Forsyth
and Guilford.
In 1913 he married Miss Mary Z.
Adams. of Pitsylvania county. Va, and
soon after removed to Greensboro, Gull
ford county, where he has since resided
Five children were born to them, all OF
whom are still living: Mrs. Robt. Douglas,
Mrs. w T.. Stone, and George Dick, OF
Greensboro. Mrs. Wilkins and Saml
Dick, Of Virginia.
Before the war he was an ardent Dem
ocrat. When the war began and the
Union were forced to decide between the
South and the Union, Mr.. Dick fol
lowed his party until 1864 he acted with
the Conservative party, headed by Gov
Vance. His prominence during this try
ing time led to the request of President
Johnson that he with others should pro
ceed to the seat of government and
advise with him as to the best mode
of restoring the State government. Mr..
Dick earnestly advocated the restoration
of the State under its old constitution.
He was elected Justice of the Supreme
Court in 1868 which position he held
until 1872 when he resigned to take
the position Of United States District
Judge, rendered him by President Grant.
His powers as an orator caused fire.
quent demand on him for lectures at the
prominent colleges of the State. He
was an active and influential member
of the First Presbyterian church of this
city and ruling elder in that body. The
Judge was noted for his Charity; no de-
serving person or cause ever being turn
ed away from his door without substan-
tial help.
For the last ten years it was appar-
ent to the Judges friends that he was
failing in health. being troubled with
what was undoubtedly Brights disease
of the kidneys. Last spring he became
so i'll that it was necessary 10 resign
from the bench. Since then he has
grown better and worse and
on last Friday he became alarmingly
worse, but on Saturday he rallied and
it was thought he might live several
weeks He suffered relapse again yes
terday, and at twenty minutes past
eight o'clock breathed his last.