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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
HOTEL MEN FIGHT.
Al SHOOTING AFFRAY IN OLD TAP
pAHANNOCT<.
MR.. GEORGE R. SCOTT WOUNDED
by Captain A. g. Bngby-Further
Trouble Prevented by the Inter-
ver,,on of Fricnds-The Affair
Greatly DeplOrcd.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. March 90
Especial. )-Captain y. G.. Bagby and Mr.
George II. Scott. prominent citlzehS Oh
| Tappahannock, and rival hotel-keepers'
had an alteration Saturday, growing out
of some remarks made by Scott about
Bagby. The particulars, as received here'
are as follows: The two men met, ana
Bagby asked Scott If he had made the
remarks attributed TO him. Receiving
reply in the affirmative. he denounced
Scott as a liar, and In return received
stunning blow in the face, which stag
gered him. Bagby drew his pistol, he
claims. to deter his assailant from again
attacking him, but Scott did not look at
It in that light. and, springing forward
he grabbed Bagby's arm, the piston was
discharged, and Scott received a silsht
flesh wound I'm the left shoulder. the
combatants were separated. and Scott
went at once to his home, and, securing
a shotgun. started out TO hunt Bagoy.
Friends stopped him, however, and per-
suaded him TO return to his home, where
his wound was examined and dressed.
CAPTAIN Bagby had not left the scene OF
the encounter. and when he saw Scott
approaching is said TO have prepared
himself 10 shoot quickly. The entire com
munity deplore the occurrence ana every
effort is being made to have an amiaDle
settlement of the matter.
SCOTS WOUND NOT CONSIDERED
SERIOUS.
LESTER MANOR, VA, March 20
(Special Mrs. Fannie S. Bagby, OF west
Point. passed through here to-day en-
route for TappahannOck. Va, TO attend
the bedside Of her brother, Mir. George
r. Scott, who was shot by Captain a. J..
Bayloy during a personal encounter there.
The BAH entered the left shoulder and
took 4 downward course towards the
elbow. The wound is not considered Sc
riOus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
FRESHET IN TIE DAN.
Trains Are Dciayed-Tracks Under
Water-Bridges.

DANVILLE, VA, March 2O.-(Special.)-
The Dan river at this point. and for some
distance above and below here, is higher
than it has been since 1889. and numerous
bridges spanning tributary streams are
wholly or partially washed away. The
Riverside COtton-Mills were unable TO
operate to-day, thus throwing 1900 hands
out of work. \ number of small shanties
along the river are inundated, and in
several instances Outhouses were washed
away. The Atlantic and Danville track
from here TO Blanch, n. c., distance of
six miles. is under water, and two tres
ties are damaged so that no trains have
been operated in or out of DanVille by
the Atlantic and Danville to-day Several
bridges Oh the DanVille and Western rail-
way were damaged. Two spans of the
Smith-river bridge. on the Leaksvllo
branch. are gone; another spanning
Rogers creek was damaged; the Chat
moss bridge was moved out Of line. and
one span OF the Cascade bridge was swept
away The damage has been repaired TO
some extent this afternoon, and by trans
ferring at one point a train WAS gotten
over the line to-day.
In fifteen years the Dan has been
known TO rise 10 its present proportions
four or five times; only once in that
period, however. in 1889. has the water
risen higher. The river rose Saturday
and Sunday. and reached its highest
about o'clock this morning Towar Is
noon to-day the water began 10 subside.
and tonight it has fallen several feet.
The damage in low lands is reported TO
be considerable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
FATAL FIRE ~ FLOYD.
school Destroyed and Child burned
uurued TO Death.

FLOYD, VA, March 2o-(Special)-
buildings, together with a considerable
part Of the school-room furniture and
many books, of oxford Academy, stu
ated just in rear Of the Presbyterian par
sonage. and in which Rev. j. *. Harris
has for many years conducted a flourish
ing school. was totally destroyed by fire
Sunday afternoon about o'clock. The
6-months-old child of Ida Hill (cOlOred)
was burned to death in one OF the upper
rooms of the building where its mother
had left it while she was engaged about
dinner, which was just over when the
fire was discovered and when it had
made such progress it was impossible 10
save the child. Mr.. Harris made a heroic
effort to save the child, but was driven
back by the flames. with his hair and
whiskers badly burned. 4 strong west
wind prevailed at the time, and it was
with difficulty that the parsonage was
saved. The fire is supposed to have
started from the stove in the room oc-
cUpied by the negro woman and her child.
The charred remains of the child Were
found. only a portion of the body re-
NAMED With his accustomed energy and
perseverance Mr.. Harris has made ar
Iargcn."ntS TO resume his school to-mor-
low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
SCOTS WOUND NOT CONSIDERED
SERIOUS
A SINGULAR DEATH.
4 Little Girl DrOwned-Wcrc Mar
ried in Washington.

NORFOLK, VA. March 20.-(Special)-
After two weeks Of torture, Berford
Deale. a carpenter Of this city. died at
st. Vincents Hospital to-day Ct hic-
coughs. 1t is one of the most remarkable
cases in the history of the hospital. The
deceased was attacked fifteen days ago,
and suffered internationally with the
strange malady until eight days ago,
when hiccoughs became incessant, and
the mans life was despaired of.
Little Leonora N0rflcet, the 3-year-old
daughter of Mr.. John Degge, Of the city
post-ofllce. was drowned in Paradise
creek yesterday. She is supposed to have
been blown by the high winds prevailing
at the time from the yard, where she was
standing near the waters edge, into the
creek. only her small brother witnessed
tie tragedy and he was powerless TO do
anything except give the alarm The
frightened parents ran 10 the water's
edge. but the child sank before they
could reach her, and ALTHOUGH the little
body was speedily recovered from the
water and medical assistance was hastily
summoned, life could not be restored.
At a meeting of the city and county
committees of supervisors Of the Norfolk
county ferry system, connecting the cities
OF Norfolk. Portsmouth, and Berkley,
the new lessees of the property. Mcssrs.
Maynard, Watson. Phillips. and Wool,
offered the American Bonding and Trust
Company. Of Baltimore, as their sureties
for $4,000, and the bond now only re-
quires the signatures Of the proper oili-
GERS of the company. which it will re-
ccive as soon as it is approved at this
end.
Mr.. Cleveland Heath, of Getty's Sta
ton. and Miss Edith COdd. the 1G-year-old
daughter of Mr.. John \. COdd. a promi-
ncnt Portsmouth merchant. left here FRI
day night and were married in Washing
ton. j.. c., on Saturday. The couple have
not vet returned home. Mir. Heath is
about % years old, and on account Of the
age of the bride the match was objected
TO-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

coming down heavy grade the first sec
ton broke in two. leaving the caboose
and several cars. The crew of No. saw
the caboose and stopped. The engineer
Of No. left his train and pushed the
cars to the first section TO couple up Sec
ton ?. with thirty-six cars, was standing
on the track when Section 3 approached.
but the engineer of this train was unable
10 get the air-brakes TO work. and could
not stop. so struck the train before him.
The force started the cars In front, and
they rushed down. the grade on the en-
CINE, returning. They ran a mile before
they met the engine, and the speed was
terrific. The engineer saw the train APP
preaching. and jumped. saving his life,
but the fireman was torn TO pieces. IN
short distance the whole train was piled
up. a total wreck The fireman, Robert
Vanlandingham was the only one known
to have been killed. but IT is reported that
there are two others under the wreck.
The loss 10 the company is heavy.
Several young men have left here in the
last week for Allegheny. Pa, where they
have secured positions. a number Of
others will follow in n few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Prisoners Escape from Jail-Fune-
rni-IIigh Water.

| PETERSBURG, VA, March 2O.-(Spe-
| ciaL)-Two negro prisoners confined in
the Jail Of Prince George county, and
awaiting trial for mlsdemeanor, success
fully made their escape on Saturday
night, and are still at large. In the eve
, ming of that day Sheriff Boisseau saw
that they were locked up in the steel
cage in their cell, and their absence was
not discovered until Sunday morning.
They broke OUT of the cage and dug
| through the wall of the building. The
name Of one of the fugitves is Henry
Coleman; that OF the other could not be
learned. Coleman left note stating that
he would show no at court when his case
is called for trial; the other wrote that
his faith was such that God let him out.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The remains of Miss Eleanor Turnbull,
daughter Of Mrs Laura Turnbull, late Of
this city. but now Of Baltimore, reached
here this morning for burial. Many
friends of the family met the body at the
depot, and accompanied it direct to the
cemetery. whore the sad services were
conducted by Rev. John Ridout The de-
ceased was an unusually bright and beau
tiful girl Of IL years of age, the pride Of
her family and relatives. She died of
week.
DR.. s. w. Budd, one OF our most promi-
nent and best-known physicians, was
taken seriously III at his residence, on
Union street last night, and his condi-
ton was for a time thought TO be critical.
He is considered 10 be much better to-
day. The hope is general that he viii
soon be restored.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-Schooi Association was held sun
day afternoon at WashingtOn-Srcet
church. The attendance was large, all
the schools being well represented, and n
very interesting programme was render
ed. The total average register Of the
seven schools for the past month was
l4S5.
Nothing has yet been done I'm the mat
ter Of awarding the granite contracts Tor
the government buildings az the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. though IL was *
pected that the kind Of granite TO be used
would have been decided upon last week.
1t is now thought that this point viii not
be settled for some time yet. In the
mean time. the Petersburg Quarrying
Company has a $4,000 contract for gram
tie to be used I'm building sea"alls at
Annapolis. and if this granite is satlsiac-
tory the company on account or us low
bid. may get the other contract.
The Traction Company has prepared
specifications for bids for 1000 cross-ties
TO be used I'm building the new electric
street railway I'm our city. 20 be delivered
within thirty days. The bids will be open
cd I'm Baltimore next Thursday. The spe-
cifcations call for white. red, or rock
oak. or Georgia or North Carolina pine.
Tho Appomattox river Is ON boom
again. i'm consequence Of the very heavy
rains of the last several days. To-day
the water is several inches higher than
during the recent food. and Is stll rising.
\ telegram from Farmyille says the river
is higher there than il has been I'm ten
wears. There was % grca. fan Of rain
here all Saturday night, accompanied
most OF the time With thunder and light
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
NONTGOMERY REPUBLICANS.
They Nominate County officers
Democrats Have strong Ticket,

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. March %
(SpeciaL)-The Republicans had their in
nings to-day and in convention assem-
bled nominated the following ticket: For
Treasurer. James c. Haynes; Common
wealth's Attorney, Redmond l. Roop;
Circuit Clerk, c. II. Schaeffer. Jr.; Coun-
~ Clerk. William l.. Currin; Sheriff, W.
ID. Martin, with c. l.. Price and +. J..
Hairless as deputies; Commissioners of
the revenue, Il. X Thompson and VIII
liam /. Bel.
The offices Of the county have been I'm
the hands Of the Republicans for several
terms, but the Democrats have a strong
ticket Of representative men in the field.
4 hot contest is promised. with circum-
stances strongly tavoring the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
Ashland ana Vaccination.

ASHLAND, VA. March 2O.-(Special)-
The Town Council in special meeting to-
night debated the advisability OF com
puisory vaccination. Mr.. c. w. Crew,
chairman Of the Health Committee. was.
by resolution instructed 10 visit every
house I'm the corporate limits and take
a list OF persons yaccinated and those not.
AS soon as his work Is completed he will
notify the Mayor who viii call a special
meeting 10 receive the report A large
majority Of the citizens are fully alive to
the condition OF affairs in this section of
the state, and nearly hundred have
been yaccinated in the past few days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

sTAUNTON. VA. March 2).-(special)-
Rev. j. NJ Frost. ID. d., secretary Of the
Baptist Publishing House, OF Nashville.
who has been for ten days past ill., at
the residence Of his brother-in-law, NJ. ~.
Bradley, is progressing fayorably. SO his
medical attendants say tonight. Dr..
Frost is suffering from remittent malarial-
fever. but his mind is clear and COM
posed Ii has not been thought necessary
to summon Mrs Frost Many kilograms
from all over the country are pouring in,
making inquiry as 20 the condition of the
patient. who Is one Of the most prominent
men i'm the Southern Baptist Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
WILLIAMSBURG
,,,crary Society Entertainments
Personal Notes.

yyuJJANIsBURG, VA. March 20
,snecialA-The public meeting held in the
college chapel Saturday night BY the
philomathean Literary Society was great
Nv enjoyed. The chapel was hiied Win
an audience which showed its apprecia-
lion NV freauent and loud applause The
exercises were concluded with the ieaa-
ing of the Philomathean Evening star
by the editor, Mr.. Charles \. WiihSihs'
81 Norfolk. This bright ana spicy little
sheet contained many local hits and many
other humorous things, which Kept the
audience in a roar OF laughter The en-
fire entertainment was a great success.
All the Young men acquitted themselves
handsomely.
/ Prescott Leach, of Boston. charged
with passing worthless check on ms
lsndlady, and who was arrested IN New
mort News. was before the Mayor to-
day. He will be held until the bank IN
Boston on which the check was drawn
can be communicated with
Mr.. Simon Curtis IS shipping large
number OF piles from Lee Han Tor the
new dry-dock at Newport News.
Mr. Frank Henley, who holds clerical
position with the Newport News Dry
Dock Company, was here yesterday 10
zee his mother.
Miss Gou Henley is visiting In New
FORK her uncle Mr. L. u. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Howard, after a
pleasant visit 20 relatives. left yesterday
evening for their home, in Newport
News.
Acknowledgement 4. ]. Montague ar
lved here yesterday evening TO visit his
.riend. Mr.. l.. W. Lane. Jr.
DR. John w. Nash. OF the hospital medi-
raj stan. who has been quite sick, is re-
por-ed much better to-day
Mr.. Thomas y. Radcliff has sold out his
interest in Delps and Camp Holly 10
Charlotte Mckinsie. Of Rockford, ILL.,, for
n.io0. The deed was received at the
Clerks Office to-day TO be recorded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
AT PISTOL POINT.
a Columbia Negro Darky brought TO
Terms.

COLUMBIA, VA. March 2O.-(Speoial)
Thomas Hester (colored) was arrested
here to-day and put in the lookup" but
made his escape soon after by means Of
a stove-leg. which he used to force open
the window IL seems that he was ar
rested for loafing around in the depot and
using abusive language 10 the depot
agent. He resisted arrest and drew a
large knife on the sergeant. but was
brought TO terms az the muzzle OF the
sergeants pistol He has not as yet been
rcarrested.
The water in the river here Is 10 feet
and falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
FATAL RAILWAY WRECK
On the Norfolk and Nestern-Onc
Killed.; others Hurt.

EAST RADFORD. VA, March 2O-(Spe-
cial)-A very disastrous wreck occurred
on the Norfolk and Western railroad near
Ada yesterday morning. resulting in the
death of one man. the injuring OF two
others. and the demolishing OF forty cars
and an engine No. 96. east-bound freight.
was running IN three sections, and Walle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
A UCTION SALE OF A BRICK
"A DWELLING
on THE SOUTH SIDE or FRANKLIN
BETWEEN TWENTY-TH1RD AND
TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS.
KNOWN AS No 1908 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET.

Al tho request OF the owner. who e.
nonresident and anxious 20 sell. We chan
oner FOR sale, az public auction, on tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
HIGH CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

1 will sell no public auction. on
THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1899.
nj II o'clock A. NJ. at 2l2 east Broad
street. the following property. tO satisfy
"A distress warrant I'm my hands in favor
of Mary Pfoiner vs.. Waverly II. Lave
rencc-to-wit. National Cash Register
EXtra-Large Bar Counter. ! Large French
Platc-GIass Back-Bar Mirror. Pool
Tables Balls and Cues. Roller-rop Desk.
Showcase. Bottles. Glasses, ! Ice-B0x,
pair Glass Doors. Rubber Bar Mat. }
w. r. Tables. IS Nice Chairs, . Palms Hr4
Stands I Short Counter, Partition. SPIT
toons. rs Gas and Electric Hangers all
Globes. ] lot Mating Stove. Wardrobe.
I Bedroom Suit OF Furniture. ALSO 4
small lot Of Cigars and Liquors.
TERMS: Cash j.. G.. GARRISON
NH q IA. q. G. R.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

2J0 FEET, GROVE ROAD. VERY CHEAP.
Very Fine West-End Corner Iies.i. nr,-
Several Nice Places, Barton He.s.i
rs Acres, Groom house, az Il. r.. station.
Is Acres, S-roOm house, near r., j.. ana
L. X. II.
70 Acres. Groom house, miles cast; very
cheap.
100 Acres. on r. and +. r. r.; very cheap.
go Acres. near G. and o.. 10 miles nortli
cheap.
100 Acres Jamos-Riyer Land. S. per acre
200 Acres River Land, s. per acre
35j Acres Timber Land. near river slt's
$50 Acres Heavy Timber, s. per acre.
Several Fine Mil Properties, good uaf'
gain.
Acres, new Groom house. shade ant
orchard. adjoining village at railroad
station q nice summer home. very
cheap. j. r. HDfk.AIAft
NH II 900 east Nam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
The Au-Ovcr Corded waists, the very
latest Paris designs. i'm Black and
all the new solid Tnffctn Color
ings-s5.T5 instead of $40.

fronts. for $3.50.
Solid Black and Colors Real Taffeta-
six. corded fronts, collar and GUNS.
the best 80 Waist ever shown; these
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
TuE RATTLESHIPS.

Parts of gun mounts for the battleships
Kearsarge and Kentucky have been ar
irving at the yard for the past Few
weeks. and now the mounts are nearly
complete in the next few weeks the
big l3-inch and S-inch guns VIII be or
dered from the Washington gun foundry
and will be put aboard the battleships.
The contract requires the shlp-yard 10
put in position only the guns or the main
battery. but it is quite likely tnat the
ordnance Of the secondary battery viii
also be put on here
Wallie Taylor, captain and manager OF
the Toronto Baseball Club, passed
through the city to-day to join Arthur
Twins Senators at Hampton for the pre-
liminary season at the Soldiers Home
grounds.
Sidney Kelley, who IS wanted in Lex
ington, Ky. on the charge OF ielonlous
shooting was taken back to-day py
Sheriff Frank Rodgers.
Ii Is stated that the plans for inc ne"
block of business houses for the winston
Brothers. OF Chicago. will be ready for
the contractors tomorrow. The block
will cost between $4,000 and $1,000
The gale which swept this section OF
Virginia yesterday has about subsidized
The James river was never rougher than
it was yesterday, according 20 the Oldest
inhabitants The only damage. however.
was to the small oyster schooners. Ashore
the damage was greater. The rear wall OF
the new Jones building was blown out.
the falling bricks wrccking the rear OF
house back Of IT, No one was injured.
\ number OF plate-glass windows in busi-
ness houses were smashed.
The muddy condition Of the river Is
playing havoc with the shad industry
across the channel. The shad catch here
Is quite large daily at this season. and
James-rlver shad have been bringing as
high as 20 cents for roe and 80 cents for
buck in New York.
Mrs. q. y. Crowe.l died here this after
noon at l O'clock. The remains Will he
sent TO Cambridge, Nd. for interment
tomorrow morning.
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w NTEID.

W Y fIfJs
PUPILS IN EMBROIDERY LESSONS.
Terms moderate. Address b. C.. care of
Dispatch. NH 2l-lts
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Prices New Trial Postponed.

FARMVlLLE, VA, March N..-(Special)
To-day Thomas w. Price. who was con-
victed OF the murder of Hall Carter. and
who at the last term OF Prince Edward
Circuit Court was granted a new trial
Was brought into court. in the absence
OF his counsel. Judge Mann. Mr.. S. r.
Nandershce. on behalf Of the prisoner,
asked Tor continuance OF the case until
inc next term OF the court. There was no
"ppOsi'lon' and the case was continued
inc aged prisoner has 10 all appear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
Large and Small Welt Imported
Piques, in the newest printed ef-
fccts-i24c instead of 25c md soc.

Real Scotch Dress Ginghams, all the
new wcaves and colorings. l0c. grade,
for 424c.
Spring Dress Fabrics. exact imitation
of the soc. WOOllen Novelties, for 11l2c.
Light and Dark styles I'm Scotch Or
candies, all new prinungs, 6slc.; cost
1fc. 10 make.
1914 Blcached Shooting. the 25c. grade.
heavy, round, smooth thread, l5c. a
yard.
10 and 121lc. Percales. full yard wide,
for 3atc.
&C. grade Of Apron Ginghams, any size
check, 2$4c.
Fancy Dress Prints, Sc. grades. SIC q
yard.
10 and 12lzc Al Bleached Cambria. for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD Tu.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID PRO
RATA by THE VENDOR AND IdI
NENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
Agents in every town to secure subscrip-
uons TO the Ladies Home Journal and
the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay Tor
good work. We want agents 70 work
thoroughly and with business system TO
cover each section with our illustrated
little booklets and other advertising mat
ter. How well some OF our agents have
succeeded is told in a little booklet we
would like to send you-portraits of some
Of our best agents, with the story of
how they made il pay. THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia.
Pa. ja2S-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
INVEST END T. PER CENT. IN
w NESTMEN1
NEAR

tIAl-W AID MAItkII
Nos. il and - south Linden street, be-
tween Main and Cary streets.
by public auction on The premises,
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
THURSDAY. MARCH 23d. AT =. IT,
two Two-St0ry Dwellings. four rooms
each: city water. culycrts. &c. recently
paporcd and painted, and boo so0i orler
occupied by AL tenants, at ID rate tnf
will net - per cent. on prosp0 use SOLE
ing-price. ana I'm location that viii en
nance in value.
PUT YOUR IDLE MONEY HERE
TERMS. Easy. and announced af i.e
j. THOMPSON BROWN a 'O.
NH 19-td Aucti0neers.
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co

ances greatly improved i'm health during
his confinement He appeared this morn
ing to be in the best O. spirits, and
smiled and shook hands with every ac-
quaintance that approached him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

I0c buys Doublc-Fold Black Brocadines.
pure mohair and wool, usually NC
yard.
$50 All-Wool Satin-Faced jacquard
Br0cades for Toe. a yard.
23-inch soft Liberty Satins, the pop
uIar shirt-Waist SILK, i'm all of
the new, up-tc-date cOIorings,
Csc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

WE NOTICE ~ THE OFFICE OF
Commissi0ner Koiner beautiful picture
Of NATURAL TOBACCO gotten up by
the BLACKSTONE GtANO COMPANY,
who have made % happy hit in manufac-
turing Il Fertilizer for tine wrappers.
NH 1921"