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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
LAWN YOUR LINING sufi'i-i l r.
r,,r, EoHFN CO. THE COHEN %. - 49, M

ler I II. Capers, a. i. Philips; W. + =
EoI s1perintendont. and c. i. WaiioIo'
clerk and supervisor. ...,od his
The Superintendent Irosei.. o,,,o,-
ment to be 11,OSi; average daily attend 81,
a i'IT,o' ssh: per cent. Of attendance M.S'
The superintendent stated that the u. inter .,l-
rnediate examinations would begin IN the
1Iicb schools Thursday February "a, ana
i'm the district schools Monday, FeDtuaIy
9Th. The superintendent also reported Z, q
great deal of sickness III the SCHOOLS
among both teachers and pupils.
After the transaction OF routine ou9i-
ness the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ma MAKE 1T \ PLEASURE PAH'N'
rx,er.ive Changes Propose" "
ua,oir-wanta NaudeNiiie'

yxteusiNc thahES9 81,
ueserVoir-Want N"""''
rho suggestion made by Alderman
ot o recent meeting Of the Council
r.'s,s,,,too ON Grounds and buildings th"'
1,.-'.,.o,r park was capable of develop
-, 90, amusement resort has borne
fruit. ,.,.... COR the
orivueee. and plans have been suoini'''u
,ha, viii materially increase the revenues
% tho citv from this source ana VIZ
III a Mace of recreation sum 60
,bcre ~ not south Of PhlladeiPnla' -.
~. Committee above mentioned met at
,hs mark Yesterday afternoon anu nc,
e. 10 many proposals. but no u.liIi 80,
,,lnsions we're arrived at anu w 80
-, mo anneared before the conihi'l oo
mn "i,,o6 90 submit their plans in writ
90. comforting with the Guy LII
gineer. 40 or loss informal.
~. tts General drift went TO snow 'haV "
vaudeville establishment Is comp ciieli,i
~ Sr ne wishes of the committee WIN
refrcshmant buffets. boats, ana suo-
shows. - o,d Electric
Company was represented 10y S"P, -
Ajax GuigOn, VINO StdNNu ~.
heon instructed to make Did Ior ,lo
or,vueees on behalf Of the company a.
Ter some discussion the committee or
,,,,e6 al the conclusion that masmuch "s
~ franchise OF the old company VIII eN-
uire in about twelve months. ana II is
nronosed to let the contract LOT 'W0
rsars no bid from the RichmonI l'ali'
~ and Electric Company could pe ac'
cented but the company might pid uhoei
some other name.
Mr. Thomas G. Leath. manager of th'
Academy OF Music, is another prominent
candidate for the park privileges. an1
among the caterers are Messrs Snelllnss
Krouse, and campbell
The committee viii hold special meet
ing as soon as all the candidates ar
ready 10 submit proposals, both as q
what they are willing 10 DO towards th
Improvement Of the park as pleasure
resort and as 20 how much they ar
willing TO pay FOR the privilege.
The investigations al the gas-works ar
being rapidly pushed forward by the eS
pert and an interoSung report VIII b
presented 20 the Committee en- Light a
the next meeting
The following Council committees wi
meet IN the City Hall to-day: Financ
at O'Clock. Cemeteries az 1880 O'Clock
Jamcs-Riyer Improvement at 70 o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
BUSINESS WANTS.
DECIINING HOUSEKEEPING.

HAVING DECIDED -, To. DlS 49, ID
tinue housekeeping, ! viii Seu my ,,.s a.,
NTTT-RE at "a sacrifice. Those I'M want
If First-Class Furniture can see same De
tween the hours of u and O'CLOCK -t'"'
18th. 2Gth. and 9Th. e,,,.- ri,,.b
Handsomely-Ca Cherry ShK-flu9N
Parlor Set 10Th
cod and Sfver-Plated Lamps ana
Tables 20 match. ,.....,..,,+
Chase Piano-as fine toned instrument
nc can be found I'm the city.
lace Curtains and Portieres-handaoIns
NIooupt Carpets and RUGS.
willow Chairs and Rockers.
pictures. Easols. &c
Terv Fine Walnut Sideboard. win
heavy bevelled Mirror.
Twelve-Foot Walnut Extension Iap.ee.
Ten Walnut Chairs-two of them WAN
orns and Leather bottoms.
d" Tr,.oi,- china Press and H9yilani
CHINA. silver Service and Waiter, surrey,
Tran. Fine Family Horse. very sr,l'.
7 WATSON PHILLIPS, 1907 Wfst al,'"
efvgaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
PICKETT CAMPS COMMITTEES
Announced NJ Meeting Of the camp
Last Night.

Tho chief matter Of interest conhecteu
with the meeting Of Pickett Camp last
night was the announcement OF the iol-
lowing committees by Commander Jonn-
son:
Finance Committee. T. Loehr, > L.
Gates. and Ro. y. Northen.
Committee on Sick-The commander ana
ueltenant-commander; from the East
End. w. r. Woody; from the West End
r. ]. Slaughter; from the Middle DIS
trict. d. NJ Burgess; from Manchester
+. :. Gibbs; from Chesterfield, W. W.
Wells. II
Religious Committee-A. Jennings ). d.
Redwood. W. Il. Riddick, and Dr. J. H.
StrattOn. .., 60
The following veterans were elecled ~
membership in the camp: Rev. >. T..
Grimsley. Company d, Fifteenth NIrg.hla :
washington W. Wells. Company d, -Four
teenth Virginia Regiment.
Comrade W r. Woody was elected
member of the Soldiers Home Board.
Comrade NJ. ". Lakewood was re-
elected historian Of the camp.
After the business before tho camp was
diaposed of Comrade Adam Diacont sans
several songs, that were much enjoyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


I WILL SELL MY COMBINED GRO
Gerry Fresh Meat. Vegetable, Wood ana
Coal Business 20 some good, sober ie-
liable Young man. II is located in a re-
fined neighborhood, and Is am old-eslao-
Hshed. hrst-class stand. l have "A great
many reliable weekly and monthly GUS
toners. who pay up promptly also q
nice transient trade. The stock. Of st5o ,...
lies on hand are fresh ana strictly ulst-
class A fne active quick. gentle horse
and frst-class wagon. My reason for
selling out is on account OF my SICK
child. am neces arily compelled lo 80
with him South for his health. Will
sell al inventory price and deduct 10 per
cent. on same. and VIII remain with lnf-
chaser long enough for him 90 become ac
ouainted with customers and posted ~
the store. The Wool and coal yard ... sa.
joins the grocery yaiI, ot9sN VIII .''.....
10 paw an cash. Will accept one-hali cas.
and balance on reasonable time. WIN 81
curitv. For further particulars addt >.
GpOCFRY. p. O. Box 1885, city. or cui
| No. 40 Governor street, city. Jd ----'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ncan Of an Ola Family servant.

Mary Es2lc-ton. ana old coiored woman
who had resided I'M the family of Captain
George Watt Taylor Tor number OF
years. died yesterday morning from a
stroke OF paralysis. AUNT Mary was
nearly 70 years of age. She was born In
Amelia county. and when Mrs. Taylor's
mother died Aunt Mary took charge OF
her. and always the strongest attachment
existed between them.
Deceased was a mfmber Of St James
Methodist church Cwhite), and was most
devoted member. The funeral VIII take
place at the grave. i'm Hollywood this
afternoon the remains leaving the resi-
dence al O'Clock. The male members of
the family in which she lived will be the
pall-bedrers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
EpwoRrH LITERARY DEPARTMT.
An Enjoyable Entertainment AT
urond-St. Church Last Night.

An EnfoynbIe Entertainment Ut
nroad-St. Church Last Night.
A most enjoyable. profitable and plea
SAINT evening was spent by all who attend
81 the entertainment given by the lite
ror, dopartment of The Epworth League
If Rroad-street Methodist Episcopal
church last night in the lecture-room. 4
large crowd was i'm attendance. Ms
donartrnent is ina charge of Mrs u VI,
Smithdeal who presided with her usua'
e,r9ce and charming manner. me lol-
loving prograame was rendered: slhS
iro. nv all. onward Christian soldiers ;
,,.s,,or bv Mr.. Charles b. Richardson in
strunenral selection by Misses Erac'
p,,rgess Stella Humphreys ana JENNIE
tfone. recitation, "Prior TO MISS bGllo >
trreorance" by Miss Gertrude baton
The debate ON the subject. "ResolEe u.
Tbat Woman's Right is More Fo.,1'
Than Mans" was handled In me s'yl
a.. AR Joseph Russell and Mt. ia. H.
D,,,rtrc,- as first and second aihrm"Jl q
AID Inv Nagsrs Charles y. RicnaruSo' I,
and Aiinitroe Folkes, as hrst anu ~,
an" i've, The Judges were Messrs Per-, ~
Daitor William A. Arsel. and writ W;
pracl[ riley were out quite awhlle, an. .,,.d
dmaIlv decided in favor OF the hes"'''0
aide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED.


PROFITABLE WORK OFt ,l...'....'
Agents in every town 10 secure I6.,r''al ,Id
t jo''s satYrdav Evening Post. Good pay ili
e 1oo6 p work work Ne want agents to work
9iboroughiy and with business s}s'tIn 10
cover each section with our il-usifaitI
little booklets and other adverlliu5 ma .l,
ssnccoedeJ is told i'm n little booklet we
would like to send you-portraits of some
W o,r hest agents. with the story Of
how, they made it pay. THE Cl KITS
Publishing COMPANY, Phiidde u. Li!.l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

Marshal Treat has gone to Norfolk to
libel "a scow belonging 10 Justin McCar-
thy, which is lying in the York river ana
has been used by the contractor Tor gov
eminent work below West Point Nc
Carthy went 10 Washington shortly AFTER
Christmas 1t Is stated, 10 secure pay
mont on account for the work done, and
has not as vet been seen. The libel is sued
out by Mayer & Co, Of Norfolk, for the
sum of SS057.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
\ Missing Hoy.

The police Of this city have been asked
TO look out for John Sullivan, a small boy
who has been missing from his home, IN
Braddock. Pa. since July z. 1888. The
age of the boy is Is; his height, . feet Z
inches: weight 20; compl e2ion, tdr;
hair. light combed pompadour; large blue
eyes: scar on finger and left arm; broad
fneer-nails. large front teeth. second and
third toe grown together wears cap; fond
~ horses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

Al the annual meeting Of the Common
wealth club Mr.. W. II. Allison was elect
I'd president; Mr. john Kerr Branch vice.
president: Mr. ". l.. Sheppard. secretary,
and Mr.. j. S. Crenshaw, treasurer ana
business manager Eight members of the
BOARD of Governors were elected, as FOL
lows: Messrs. John Kerr Branch. J. }.
L.eake. W, II. Jones. w. l.. sheppard ;.
ID Crenshaw. W. 5. Daniel, T. 7. Harris
and Levin Joynes Seven members OF the
lOarl hold over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

The burglar who. as told in the Dis
patch. entered the Office Of Mr. H. r.
Hare at his planing-mil. on east Main
street. and stole a number OF negotiable
notes. has returned portion of his plum
der. About noon yesterday Mr. Hare re
ceived a package by mail, In which were
the missing notes. with the exception of
two-one for 1923 and the other for Sill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
rusIn and Knit Underwe' VI ate at half the usual pr'
arcIes that are in this mil'-eho Se a. SALE MADE THE
THE MOST Liberal PRICE-Cu's
,pr ,uoNG THE WHITE GOODS

Al
n.ns Thousands Of yards Of the very
finest among the MILL ENDS at o'''
fourth and one half the value.
About 1900 yards Of Itlnie the + ilI' English
Eoinsooks. for uuderU ear, ~
costing mn TO Csc. yard, Tor 70 -.
,,u I-nds White French NcIss, for
cannot be matched under
SIC. a yard. .-.,.. White
Ann Ends of the Finest GIaues o, " can
India Iinons. 80 inches WIZ fgror, the
easily pick - ana pc
LOT at ga,c a yard. $1,000 ,,,5
ain Ends Fine White India lslhons rs
Sin checked. and Plaid N1l.'5-elly 80
r"sti,,,, ,in TO rs 2-3c. yard' LOT 81
,,,, -. checked EainsoOks, costing
mn ~ l2isc. "a yard, for sc. .5
1,..tro-v-ide White Piqucs. 0i2c. u d. We
1ru ENDS White French MeIls' ~
grades. l2i4c. yard. ...4 COST
noted and striped Swisses. lhat S5'c
g5c. always, are in TINS s1'' az go
otg s'r" White India Linon. lc'
Clicked D,D Nainsooks. and Sc. grades
for &c. a YARD. o.
4o-inch wide White India LiHo"7' ~
grade. for 6tsc. a yiId.
THESE ART LINENS
u,r,p1, NEVER MADE TO BE SOLD Al
DOUBLE THESE PRICES
pr-T MILL ENDS KNOW 40 LAW
on, dozon Au-Lincn Satin Damash IIa'
' covers. isv27, worth Die, for I've,
2ao Duck Tray Covers go on sale for &c
each. ..
soo Pnre Linen 1SuS Stamped Centre
rilocs. tho newest designs. cheap "
2Jc.. for Joe. each. ~-..-.
III dozen best Linen stamped centre
| pieces. beautiful designs. lof &C. So
300 dozen Roman SIR mo "H" 'p
silk. for 15c. dozen skeins.
o., dozen Pure Linen Picture Frame
STAINED I'm the newest designs lo
Sc. each, worth double.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ON STABLES BrRNED.
u,o,e in the East End Last W.
nonntion for the Ftrei"'"'


,rhc alarm of fire at 6:H O'Clock i.s S
n,aht from Box 2. located at Nam - -
hth streets. called the department y ,"o
old street-car stables. corner Oh - -,
o, Wv. ponlar streets. owned by J. }. b'l'y.
q,here were about four tons OF nay III
,b nv" building. but this was saved as I,,- a
nsnartment. The damage to the build
ing aggregates about $500. ,..,
The following letter has been received
by the Chief: r.,.,or,, on 1900
c,,+at, WuIiam G. Puller, Chief FIRE De
P Dear sir.-Appreciating the prompt s 2no
LV'l ',,.icfs of your Assistant Chlel
caoree G. shaw. and his force. al the .i'
which occurred in our factory, IWem'S y
est 81 and cary streets. on the morning o,
l Ian,a ar,c nm. we herewith enclose oui
Cb for so. which please accept ace l,,,
oIace 10 the credit Of your FIREMAN
motios Fund" Yours, most truly 80
fenel f.. T. CRUMP & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

DoN.T THINK YOU hE ,,su GOODS
THE MILL-ENDs ~ w., 81, ATS
YESTERDAY; NOT HAIL .L.r,C "
HERE WAS MENIlON,HC1 AWE.
s., 400 YARDS. YOU hNo"' - a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Mr.. s.utz Is stiiI in he'd.

Mr.. W. 5. Stutz who wandered from
home last Friday while temporarily
crazed. rs sim confined TO his bed as a
result OF the exposure. lie says ne mas
ne idea how he got TO Ashland nor when
ne wrote 10 Bishop Penick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
CITY SCHOOL HOARD MEETS.
intermediate Examinations Soon 10
Begfn-GOod Deal of sickness.

The city scnool Board held its regular
noathly meeting yesterday afternoon at
is rooms IN the City Hall. There were
present Messrs j. Taylor Ellyson schalr-
snaH). j. c. Dickerson, w NJ. Turpin. r..
Edgar Shine II. r. Briggs. Charles Hutz-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

and n due bill for IS. The pachase -s w,
mailed M Station B, corner WI, ,norn-
and Broad streets. early ye YES, no other
inc Mr. Hare yet hopes that 'ne o'''N'
lns VI naners may be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
FOR SALE.

Cards Bm-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. Note-Heads. Circulars. Hanilil.s,
Dodgers. &c. printed by the Dispatch
Company AT low prices. VIII give you
good work al the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send Us your orders ana
We will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

A REGISTERED OR ASSISTANT REL
issered Pharmacist. at once. Single, Apply
with reference and salary eApect-u' ~ ~
3p..,cb,,ond IA in 2tlt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS, AID
Pushing Salesman, who is wen up l' t ~.
70 Superintend and Estimate for a FIRST
class Job-Printing Office and Binder.
Tomng men. with the necessary qualihca-
lions and experience. will boz pre5.eiI,alii
NJ ONE need apply unless steady anu
..NE.Corl,,e,tl,, s0uipped. Address p0st-Otlce
Rox No SIS. Richmond, Va ia 1-eoa5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
W tNTIiD,

A sHREwD. INDUSTRIOUS NAN MIC y1aSl
is well acquainted with hlcii retnrerccs
zine offer to the right party. PeI .,'ll
familiar with insurance or solicltins pr pre-,
ferred call at Murphy's Hotel between
and ( O'Clock to-day. r. I'A 20, d, -"
MYERS Jd 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
OLD WHIsKENs
AT POPULAR PRICES.

Pride Of Virginia. per gallon. y. 00liqq
Monongahela. S. ola stanaai95,, S-' ~ e-.
NlIs.iiii" O,-n s.. Oh Frank lnl Bourbon
S ~. 6Sld Warwick. s.; Ola Kentucky rs
$50 ~ -. 0id Kentucky sour Mash. 81, ola
Pineapple. o. ,-. C,~, ,t-,fstev 20
., Olu -. ~ Il 30 per gallon, Pure Old Apple
60 80, I,'' m = % and s. per gallon, Pure
Liai. ,, e. per gallon: Medford Rum al 81
Ca 'r' gallon; Dixie Rye Whisky ~ sl2y'
I'M ,ckherrv Wines at soc. per gallon
441'"'T,,fiobns and Jugs at cost price \. ".
POSENE Liquor Dealer, p south Ihir-
teenth street, Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED.

A THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED DOU-
ble-entry book-keeper and ONCE Hl NJ,
would like a good Permanent Sltuat.on.
Ia not out Of employment, but chahso
would he desirable Best references Iur-
,tSbod Address BUSINESS" care DIS
nl1 tL "a 22-Sun. Tu. This Sun4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED.

LADIES MAKE so TO $25 WEh So.
mnIovment-genteel pleasant, prohtable'
and renrires but little time. Address
WILSON. $50 Pearl street, New J, Or So,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ToX-TERRIERs FOR SALE.

GENUINE ENGLISH FON-TERRlht'
PUPS FOR SALE.
Applv 10 1903 Tobacco Alley.
ia 22-2r X. J.. w.
vADIEsI Chichester's English pernyroya Plls
y, Diamond BRAID, are the Beet. >ai', kr,46 p
~ ~. 40 other serl T., sianrs, % parcIlrs, kei
n, Lai'es.1 ~ IErrss by Return mall A. DruE.'s.
Chichester Chemical Co., Phllada., Ia.
Eau 2-Tu. Th. Suly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE

l5c. PER HUNDRED
at the
DISPATCH OFFICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
.n,,Nr nrSINrss OPPOnTUNITf"

A WELI.-ESTABLISHED bDsii .'., -,
consisting OF General Merc..A Au .,..T
Store fright New stock. with Hotel ana
! E,srv for sale. Above is situated on
railroad. about so miles from luc9inone;;
4 GOOD neighborhood, with schools anu
cb,'rcLes convenirnt. Property can oe
bought or leased The present owner mas
the best OF reasons Tor seli" ~ nv,
ad1ress IL. c." care Dispatch company
Richmond ia ---Su Do@ .l'''- "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
" ANTED,

TRAVELLING SALESMAN To SELL
tbo most complete line of Lubricaung
oils Greases. Specialties. &c. ON the
market. Liberal terms 10 the proper
marty. Address THE UNITED ST rs
or, COMPANY. Cleveland, %. ia -i--l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED.

FTRST-CLASS SALESMAN, 10 lol 81
Noyth Carolina in interest Of Leading
medical book-house. Address, WIN par
ticnIars SCIENCE DRAWER. 80, Phila-
u uttntia IA Z2-Sun Tu&Th3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

JoB coMPosIrOR WANTED. STATE
terms and give reference. write 10
MITCHELL MFG. CO., Petersburg va
ia 24-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED.
WaNTI,D.

GOOD COMPETENT HOUSE SER
want. with reference. Apply at III Gfo.e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

ANOTHER GOOD MAN TO HELL IL ~,
sfaIment Canvasser; permanent, SIG
work: books Apply, 9 to 30. TO 90 "a ~ r.
Room A. ll03 east Main street. J1 - ,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ORR STATIONERY hiI''-. ''.,..,,

o,.,.,r ,-s 400 BOXES OF - IA
SEQ N,,,r1Ty WRITING PAPER AND
Envelopes IN NEAT Bon i,,.,,p
- ,r,Ir BEST PRICE EVEN
lV'' i,>oy-N on THIS-5c. MILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
THE KID-GLOVE SALE

ms STARTED OTHER sHoPhEHi
i'''0 Frs INITIATING TT. An
h'i VERTISEMENT ...,,.,,
THESE GOODS ARE ALL Nv ,Ia O., J. 'i'''''
- sTOCK. WORTH UP TO q y
PAIR. FOR csc.
ANOTHER LOT. WORTH " ~ 8"
FOR lgc. a PAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

CONVEX COOKING POTS are 'oc''
NiW-End sale. i9c.
TEA AND COFFEE-POIS. H2-qudi'
fDr pc. 2-quart. lie; 3-quarl' I'c'' -
quart 22c. each. ...,,,.,.rr.r,
I o4, PIECES OF STEEL ENAM tIl-t-D
WARE. such as l0-quart Buche, - IN I'M
rorfrd Tea Kettles. coffee ana u e'-
pos Stcvmg Kettles. White Mgdt
pi4ttcrs. and Walters, worth SID l''
e-ouart Granite Buckets for 25cr in
stead of .Oc ,
1o-euart Water Buckets for 2acr steer
cuamcllcd.
stool Eu9mellea Sauccuans l-Quaii. e
quart. lc... 3-Quart, loc.; 4-qu'II -'c''
G-quart. -'c. ...-.
Steel Euamellcd Dippers l. ana QUAR-
Mix or Pudding Pans, Ple-Plal 80
ladies' Cake Turner's. soap Dishes
and other useful articles, Tor &c. any
steel Euameued Coffee Carriers lot o.
worth zoe. ,o.
steel Enameuod Ham Boilers for 4sc'
THE SOAR MILL-END SALE
uummer's Soap. 10 bars for -9c
Tootiack Soap. large cakes LOT &C.
Circus SOAP. l0 bars for -5c.
Climax soap for lc. bdi'
YF4E COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED.

YOUNG LADY WANTED ~ a PR
,,ate family TO teach three small chiidreH.
Address POSTMASTER, Lester Manor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WANTED,
" A<VT.D.

4 COOK. MUST BE WE'LL RECO,M VI.
mended and without encumor" &c
plv at los east Cary street. Ja -t-4-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
~ ,,xrx uIIL-END SALE MADE
mosTs OF FRIENDS YEsTERpNi'

.o,dcr. they are just as II they
c.ou, tho first pick. and the price
,r many instances is less than mani
Plenty again to-day.
pr German Linen Table D2nasA, az ~
, Glnached. snow-drop ana olhc' "0
signs. SOC yard' .,. holt
1rieb Linen Damask eXra-neaeVy, nan
blrached. 36c. yard, instead ol D0.
7o-,ncb Fine Satin Damask' SLzo srduo'
for nc. yard ,,o,,,
q-c Grade Half-Bleached German D'''''
asks. this sales price l'c' G"iu r,o,
The Finest and Best eoc,1 lie al G2c,
pamask. in this mill-enu s"lo "'
40 and 1915 Damasks are 81 yarql..
si,'e 60 t,leacbed Linen Dinner Napkins
81 TaU<ins SIS size. fine satin damasN'
73c dozen. ..t, MILL
end sale at b9c dozen. .--,.,.. oro
a ci,e Finest Pure Linen N"IhI''9 ca
% a 95 dozen. instead OF fl'''' ,,.-
rorpe Fancy-Bordered Linen i'''
&c. each. &c., ,bo kind YOU al
Al 8c.-Iinen Doylies' me N'''''
S,9,s nav zoe. dozen for ,o.c
We c,nstitchcd Towels. ~ e.. ,,s,,,l
i-i .,,Cm Damask and Huck oNe--1' c9ch'
Zoe. ones. are i'm This 9le .,g az o. large
rrnnrrd Linen Hdck oM eacn.
y SIZE i1l..' the best Zoe. ones are '0'
i lse, q 69mask towels. Krotted Frinse''
joe. rt.,or ITuck Towels
> hsmsutched always e 2.a S~'
rrown Linen Crash Io"''''"7'
yard. ,,.5 C,r,eb Towclling. usu-
BIG e en- GaraSe. this sales price ''c' lo'
81 niece Of = yards. Mo-, ,o,Lc grade
Fine n Linen Glass Toweliins' I1'-'' S'"'
Tor Sc. lard. D.+b Towels. only
Mn q s ENDS in Tu tBe ot costing up to soc
paid class Towels. fringed' hoera' s'N'
70 ones. for CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
THE MIL-END SILK SNn ~
e,upvisE 10 EVERYBODY.

Crr own salcspeople houE"' 90
''' ',.,ooers Plenty again to-day
can't sen lots Ike mis- ogt in dla @e$r af
20 wards Of Coored i|usiIln ,6,o9 cffects,
fc;s. in solid ana ID, sGo acc. yard
b gg5red effects worth soc- E''O -''
yard a. tbe Grade that
Black Duchess satin Sat A. 'D Yard.
es els c lI sHroh silks in Lent , eTI
so. i.' Osbo6es f5c quality for l@'' yo n5
pI n'ns SRRIIi.oPnre-siIk Imperial "'' III
&c ward. 35c. yard. 81, ,iobt diff
TWo-Toncd Lining Taffc,,.aaIii,, ID H. H. yard
ferent shadings 2'J ,.,, UP eau dc Sole
$50 Qualily, ,i,Fe ''' 81 Yard .,.
r1 Il io. ATmure ,hc ustr,lSess Eq9 WE g5c
snail embroidered seoo' "o''"
ri zoe yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
RcAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE

REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE ''l-
FOR SALE. LEASE. OR ENcH'''h
ONE or THE BEST lhH.a D
C5arlos civ county. Va. l
Tsr,a- river. The land .s Boo
~ imrr0vr mont II leased. ~'
stock. implements. &C. ar
mon shares. and upon
Apply Oh .....,-, ..r
in 2l-e0d2w Bank ana EI'.
CARRIAGES. uVGGIEs. WA"oN'' so
FOR ALL KINDS
on
BUSINESS AND PLEAS. TT.
ia to vs.. g.. SMITH,, a.n
3lt north Fifth street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
AUCTIOS sALEs-Tht. NJ.

WHEG REAL EsTATE Is sOt.n -
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT c1slg,,,ss
DAB YEAR ARE 10 De PAID pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND 4nng
VENDEE IN