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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-12-15
Confederate Pensions.

The Tennessee Board of Pension
Examiners, composed of Gen. G. W.
Pickle, Maj. George B. Guild, Cap
tain Frank 4. Moses, Captain
George T. Hager and Hon. Theo.
f. King. with John p. Hickman as
its. Secretary, met on November
22d, and only adjourned on Deem
Der LIST, after being in session nine
days. During the session the Board
added one hundred aud twelve names
to the third class roll. With these
additions the State now has the fol-
lowing.
- First-olasS drawing. ............... $500
- second class dry wing. ..-.... $500
~ Inird--ass, drawing -.-.' 1s+JJ
SD drawing $500
The Board has filed with it 2.373
applications, and Is receiving from
three to five new applications daily.
& good per cent. of the applications
now before the Board are pensioua-
bic, but new and additional proof
must be furnished TO make them
come within the purview of the law !.
The Board decided not to increase
any pensions at present, although
it had a large number of petitions
before it. 1t desires to give every
worthy applicant bite at the cher
~ before adding to the pension now
being drawn. Independent of this,
there are now III inmates of the
Confederate Home, aud for the care
of each inmate the State allows SEQ
per year, or SI1,2S2 per year.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-12-15

The stage d0or frequently leads
to the divorce court.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-12-15

HUGH WILLIAMS, EDITOR.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-12-15

FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1899.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-12-15
Some People

Sauces, Pickles, Olives, Flavoring Extracts, Baking
Powders, Geatine, etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED,
CUSTOMERS FOR DAYTONS. GRO
Gerry AND LAUNDRY-WAGO
PHAETONS AND SURREYS,
TOP AND OPEN-BU GGIES.
Also. on hand at low prices a few Sc
COND-HAND BUGGIES. PHAETONS,
AND SURVEYS. W. G. SMITH,
DC 2I-lm 3ll north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
THE COHEN co, THE COHEN co

in the Philippine Islands. The rebellion
assumed such proportions that even this
force was not sufficient. IL was still
further increased until lne Spanish army
amounted to $4,000 men. The insurgents
claimed an army Of $1,000 about one-ffth
armed with rifles. chiefly Mausers, and
the remainder with knives and lances.
AGUINALDO DID SELL OUT
1.-THE first captain-general TO oppose this
revolt was Blanco, the second Polavieia.
and in 1897 he was succeeded by General
Rivera. The weight Of evidence indicates
that by August, 1891 the rebellion Was
substantially crushed, and at that time
arrangements were made that Aguinaldo
and other leaders should leave the island
upon the payment 10 them of 100000
Aguinaldo and his party. pursuant to the
, agreement. embarked for Hongkong on
December 27, 1897.
very soon after this the Filpinos who
had served in the Spanish army as volun-
teers, committed dcpredatiOns, and this
and the duplicity of Spanish authorities
were causing discomfort ON the 18th of
| March, 1898, seventy Visayan sailors were
! murdered by q civil guard in NincndO "A
part OF Manila. This outrage melted the
| people. and the fellow-islanders Of these
murdered men in and about Cebu rose in
| revolt against the Spaniards. and In April.
! 1893, force 5000 strong made raid on
/ the city Of Cebu. This is called the 'Cebu
uprising In a very few days it was en-
| tirely crushed by the Spaniards
"In April General Rivera was succeed
ed as Captain-General by August This
! was the condition when Admiral Dewey
| arrived and destroyed the Spanish fleet,
| May lst.
! NOT AN INSURRECTIONARY PEOPLE
Taking the entire record on this sub
/ Ject. we can safely say the FilipinOs are
! not an insurrectionary people.
When the present revolt against the
| United States is subdued, il is probable
| that lawless bands will rob and plumber
| to some extent, but the perpetrators are
/ generally known by the people. and with
energy can be hunted down and prompt
! punishment will finally stop this EVIL.
VERY few Of the insurgent officers make
| any effort 10 suppress these outrages, and
some of them appear 90 rather encourage
them
1T would be a great and highly appre-
| ciated blessing TO the good people here To
| feel secure in person and property, and
when we give them this feature of Ameri-
can government, we will not have any re-
volts, except some which are very local
and by no means serious.
| tSlgneD JOSEPH WHEELER"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
The Silk Store Has Vol
umes of Bargain News.

II IT had ever any competition IL mas
none rust now. Some are:
Rlock Canton Crepe. every thread fine
silk. worth S22j, for Sl45 yard.
Black Satin de Lyon, extra heavy ana
lusirous. q inches wide, g value for
81 9S yard. Gu T.,
satin and cord Stripe Novelty. silk, in
various new colorings, for 81, Sl.S'' ana
3iF yard. 49,,
Fancy Taffetas. in IS rev styles and
colorings, for 81. Co. and l5c yard. ~,
Black Cashmere-Finish Gros-GIain,, -
inches wide. $50 value, for Csc. yard.
Two-Toued Embroidered Satins, newest
ian effects, worth 5c.. for &c. yard.
Rjack Seed Armure. warranted pure
silk. Sc quality. for 4lc. yard.
New colorings in Taffetaines, worth 59c.,
for CSC yard.
SIX and Wool Poplins. in fun line or
new fan colorings. the $l.25 grade. for
Illuminated Taffetas. soft lustrous
grade. worth sjc., for 5Sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
NEWPORT NEWS.
Schooner LibeIled - Merchant
Drowned at Cape Charles.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November g.
(Special.)-The Mexican Steamship Line,
Of New York. to-day nbelled the schoon-
er Stella 3. Kaptan for $1,000 salvage
through Segar * Braxton, OF this city
The Kaptan was towed into Hampton
Roads last week by the large steamship
Finance the latter having picked up the
sailing vessel at sea while the Kaptan
was flying signals of distress. The Kap-
tan lost her rudder and was otherwise
crippled in the hurricane Of Tuesday
and when the Finance. bound from Colon
10 New York, picked her up she was
helpless The Finance brought the ship
TO Old Point and then proceeded TO her
destination. The Kaptan Is valued at
900 and her cargo Of rairoad-ties,
which she was taking from Brunswick
to Perth Amboy, is valued at $1,000 TO
$4,000
George E. Grifiths. of the dry-goods
firm of Grihiths q Lewis, Of this city,
was drowned last night at Cape Charles
Va, while en- route from Newport News
for New York, 10 consult with President
circuit, Of the ship-yard. The details of
the accident are meagre. Mr.. Griffiths left
here in the evening, and this morn
ing kilograms were received giving news
of the drowning and describing the body,
clothes, and papers on the person. His
identity was not known at Cape Charles
until this evening, it being the belief
there that the man was a drummer for q
New York house.
Mr.. Grffiths was one of the best known
| businessmen in this city. having lived
here for seven years. lie made cOnsid-
cradle money here and left his family
his widow and a 2-Weeks-oid child-ln
good circumstances. He was about 80
years of age, and was born in Wales.
He had recently been making prepara-
tons to move his business into a larger
house he was having built, and 10 make
il more extensive. When he left the
city yesterday afternoon he was in good
health. and started away on an important
business trip. Just how the acct
dent occurred is not known here yet. but
IL is understood that he lost his footing
in going ashore after the boat connecting
with the northern train made a landing
kilograms were sent from Charles City
10 the shipyard and TO Griffiths q Lewis
asking il such a man as described was
known here The news was received in
this city with general sorrow.
For disturbing a sacred meeting last
night. conducted by the Union Gospel
Mission. Frank Robinson. a young white
man. was to-day fined 800 and costs and
given six months in Jail.
PARTICULARS OF THE DROWNING.
CAPE CHARLES. VA, November c.
(Special.)-A the steamer Old Point
Comfort was making her landing here
last night. the Waterman reported a man
overheard \ line was Immediately
thrown 20 the unfortunate man. who
could be seen plainly struggling in the
water at the stern Of the steamer. The
line fell across his body. but apparently
he made no effort 10 catch Il. and before
a llfe-boat could be gotten to him he
went down. Every effort was made to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
Knit Underwear Went by
Hundreds Yesterday,

and every sort to-day that was on sale
then. These sales prices lend amusement
We could double the price mark ana
Won would buy them freely. To do that
would be very unlike Cohen's.
ladies' c9c Egyptian Ribbed Union
Suits, SIC. q suit.
Children's Union Suits, natural color
1ec suit.
Ladies Scarlet Wool Medicated Vests
and Pants. 7jc.
CameTs-Halr Vests and Pants, the usual
7jc grade. 43c.
White Merino, that cost soc. always
are 39c.
C,bildren's Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, y l-2c.
Heavy CameIs-Hair and Natural Wool
shirts and Drawers. for boys, 55c' lor
the G0c. grade.
Chlldren's Wool Shirts and Drawers, zoc'
Ladies' Low-Neek and No-Sleeve, Fine
White Lamb s-WOOl Vests, silk trlm-
med. 7jc.
SILK and Wool Mixed Vests. high neck,
long sleeves. $l25.
Ladies' High-Neck, Long Sleeve. Extra
Heavy, Feeced, Ribbed vests and
Pants. 19c.
Misses Ribbed Vests and Pants, with
elastic bands. &c.
Children's Wool Ribbed Wrappers, but
ton down front. y 1-2c.-worth pc.
The Munsing Plated Ribbed Vests and
Pants. for ladies, 7jc TO $50.
The llunsing Plated Union Suits, for
ladies. 81 10 $29S
The Munsing Plated Vests and Pants,
for misses and boys. 60 and 79c.
The Munsing Plated Union Suits, for
misses and boys. 75c and 81 suit.
Ladies Fleeced Ribbed Vests and
Pants lie a garment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
WHEELER on FILIPINOs.
He Shows That They Are Not an In
surrectiOnnry People.
(NeW York MOrldl


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November A.
The following letter has been received IN
this city from General Joseph Wheeler:
santa Rita. Island of LuZon, Il. J.,
September %, 1S93-The Philippine archi-.
pelago Is a remarkable group of islands.
fertile IN soil and opulent in mineral de-
posts. God has blessed the country
with great natural wealth, but its In
habitants have thus far failed 10 realize
the multiplicity of opportunities open 10
them. From their discovery 10 the pres
ent time little progress mas been made IN
developing the seemingly unlimited re
sources Of these islands. This Is because
the natives, mixture or many races
have never been taught THRIFT ana enter
prise. But they possess great capdDiIi-
ties under a proper form OF government
and American tutelage. -
1T has been often stated that us U.S.
people are reVolutionists; that they nave
always been so. This is not sustained ~
history, which. i think, shows concur
sively that they are inclined 10 pedSS,
ever under great oppression. III Is .nls
question l desire 10 discuss, presenting
Prom the discovery of the philippines
20 the year 1913 there Is no record oI any
insurl ectiOns OF these people against "io
I'm 1000 some Chinese mandarins IN
cited $1,000 Chinese against the Spdhiidi Us
and the Philippine suDJects OF SILL Lioa - =
az Cb,nese who committed depreuauonS
for four months. IN 1852 theie was III
other Chinese revolt During the ten
wears following 1896. there were dis-
Entrances i'm Pampanga ana Pamsasinn'
but il IA not apparent that these were le-
volts against Spain. ..-,..,.,,,- ,,,,,,,,,
OUTSIDERS ALWAYS lNClIED THEM
.In 1862. England and Spain being at
war the English aided by the Chinese,
3ncited some Of the natives 10 rebel. Ma
mia was evacuted by the English, but II
took some time for the uprising OF the
natives 10 be suppressed. In 1913 the Con-
stitution OF Cadiz was PROMULGATED; It
was not understood by the natives, and
some uprsngs and fighting took place in
fhe province of llocos. In 1875 a military
revolt, organized by Noyales, was crushed.
in 1877 there were iebelions IN tebu
aud BOhOl bul the insurgents were soon
reduced TO obedience. In 1Sil there was a
small rebellion. In 1853 there was an
other small rebellion. In 1872 occurred the
separatist uprising. The origin or ms
tumult was native opposition 20 Spanish
friars. The disturbance was In Cayte. II
was suppressed and the country was
tranquil and making rapid advancement
until 1896
THE Tagalos, who began the rebellion.
were encouraged by the knowledge that
SPANS military strength was being oc-
cupied In Cuba, and they hoped TO have
aid nom Japan, TO which government a
petition had been previously sent signed
by 1900 tilipinOs, praying that that gov
eminent should annex the Philippine
Islands. The Spanish Government rapidly
itlLlorced their troops. ana in November
hAd about ten thousand Spanish regulars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07

recover his body, but that was not ac-
complished until this morning ticket
to New York and 800 in money was
found in his pockets, and other papers,
which indicated that he was member
of the firm Of Grinths & Lewis, OF New
port News, Va, and was en- route for
New York TO purchase furniture for the
battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky. Mr..
II. ]. Lewis, of the above named firm
arrived here tonight, and identified the
body as that of Mr.. Grifiths. Of his firm,
and will take the body to Newport News
tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
Beautiful Tailored Dresses

See them. their prices, ana o'aW - ~.
illusions. This vastly large stock Is iaisel
when you look into me oe,"4l "a -
are: ,,ofo-
Handsome Black Tailor suits singh ,,.,,h
breasted. teht-fitting Jacketls,i, Yin, W',.'
facires OF Black Peau de sol SILK per
fec,lv tailored. at 81. ,
S7.5O for Venetian cloth sults; Vim
pest tarreta SILK lining. usually 800.
sos for Atwood Homespun 5 rnIs te IS
stitched. new side-panel SKIRT iuu >io
values. ,. - rrovr,re,-
bone Cheviot, in all the leading coiofs'
usually $3.50 -. r,,oo,,
Ladies Melton Cloth Jackets, IN blacA
and colors. at $3.50. S29S and So,
g. for Finest Grade Tan Covert Clotn
Jackets. double-stitched seams, Wen
worth $3.50. o.-4
Fxquisiteiy Tailored Jackets; OF unest
grade Kersey, silk-lined throughout'
piped seams and handsome pearl but
IONS. for 1898; q full $3.50 Jacket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
OFF FOR PANAMA.
Young Engineers-shipm of Te1e
graph Cross Arms.

graph Cross Arms.
NORFOLK, VA, November 6.-(Spe-
cial)-The converted yacht Scorpion sails
tomorrow for the Isthmus OF Panama.
She carries fifteen young engineers, who
are going out under the Isthmian Canal
Commission of which Rear-Admiral j..
G. Walker is president. Admiral Walker
and Engineer G. s. Morrison Of New
York. member Of the Isthmian Com
mission, arrived here from Washington
this morning with Engineer J. r. Max
well, of Newark, Del, TO see the young
engineers off on the Scorpion. Admiral
Walker and party slowed their effects
aboard the Scorpion this morning. and
afterwards went over 10 the navy-yard
to see Admiral Barker
Judge Prentis held a special term Of the
County Circuit Court to-day to hear the
injunction suit brought by /. w Eason 70
restrain S. w. Lyons. Cpnty Treasurer
and A. H. Martin. trustee. from selling
the lands OF Eason secured under a deed
Of trust. Mr. EasOn was formerly a
deputy treasurer Of the county. and the
amount involved is about $1,000
The first OF a series of carload ship
ments Of telegraph cross arms was made
from Norfolk to-day. They are going TO
Manila. and are being shipped by the
Norfolk Creosoting Company. Of which
Mr.. f. A. Buell., OF this city, IS president
The works Of the company located on
the Elizabeth river, Just below this city,
are busy turning out the remainder Of a
larger order. The cross arms are all be-
ing creosoted and treated TO Withstand
the ravages Of tropical insects. as we'll as
weather. This would seem 10 indicate,
Mr.. Buell. says. that the telegraph and
telephone system being established by the
United States Government in the Philip
pines is intended to last longer than
year or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
Separate Skirts.

Nov,nst desianad Skirts. In hanusOi.I9
lorc. Cemsls-Hair Plaids. cut with
has effect. $50 Skirt, for N.s5;, ~,
q 50 for plaid skirts Of Imported Broad,
cloth. newest cut: can't be matcheu
under $40. ,,.....,.a
Armurts. latest importations, for sS.0l'
q bargain al 81 = .....,. ,,o,
Black Wool CrepOn skirts. IN every new
design. with best percaline lining Tor
81; a full So Skirt. -.e,., D..
Others in Heavy Stripe and Tuited rat
terms. at s.: usually $50:
Black Serge Skirts for SL75, instead or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
The Second Section of the
Lace Curtain Story.

The purchase Of the stock Of English
Lace Curtains would have occupied two
columns in detail Here is a part left off
in Sundays paper:
Handsome Lace Curtains, that meet
everyday sale at $27J n pair are
here for $50 pair; others at 'oc. ana
81 q pair. ~
2200 pairs Lace Curtains. from Sl'o 70
81 Every conceivable new Deautllul
designs 10 yards in lengths. Prices
$40 10 81 a pair.
Venetian Lace Curtains, with Imitation
OF real lace borders. $50 pair.
Swiss Tanbcur Lace Curtains, win
lovely borders. 4 yards long. - pair.
Extra Wide Irish Point Lace Curtains.
4 yards In length, $40 kind, for 500
pair.
Real Renaissance Lace Curtains, with
wide insertion. 81 pair
Real Hand Made Lace Curtains, OK
quisitely worked, for $50 pair; Sl25 is
actual cost
Handsome Marie Antonette Lace Cur
tains. $5 pair: $40 is the right price.
Battenbcrg Lace Curtains, with hand
some borders. $3.50 pair.
Plain BObnet Lace Curtains, with lace
ruffies $3.50 pair.
Real Point d'Espnt Net Curtains. with
hand Irish point border Sll.5O pair.
Swiss Muslin Curtains, with elaborate
embroidered edge, $50 pair.
Muslin Curtains, for bedrooms. with
lace insertion and rufiies, s. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED
WANTED,

SECOND FLOOR UNFURNISHED
Front Room. with board, for gentleman
and wife. Terms must be moderate nd
location central. Address TELEPHONE,
coro Disnatch no 7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICE,

When presented at the Dispatco
counter, accompanied by the cash.
Unemployment Wants." "Rsoms for
R.nt.v "wanted Rooms.v .Bonrders
Wnnted,1 "Bcsrd WnnteS," LOSE
strayed, or stofen," Will be inserted
properly classified, 25 words or less
for Csc. euch fnsertionJ additional
words lie. ench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
The Model Book Store.

These thousands and thousands of vol
umes show that nothing is done by
halves at COhen's.
The Bookstore deserves the patronage
Of the whole State. The prices are mar
vellous. This much for buying books by
the carloads
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07

TRUSTWORTHY SALES p r o p J, z
wanted for "War in South Africa and the
DdrH Continent from Savagery 70 CIVIL
Zation." by William Harding, the famous
traveller. cable editor, and author. Press
SAYS wonderfully complete, graphic de-
scription. brilliantly written, sumptuouslY
Illustrated" Demand remarkable Sales
unprecedented. We shall distribute 10000
i'm gold among our salespe0ple. BE frs
Don't miss this chance. Also highest
commissions. Books on thirty days
credit. Freight paid. Sample case rec
Address THE DOMINION COMPANY.
Derartment W. ChicagO no 30@l-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
Between Harrison and Ryiand streets.

BY direction Of the owner. who IS de-
termined to sell. we will offer for SAFE
at pGblc auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1899.
az f:3O F. NJ, that WELL.-LQCAIis,D
BUILDING LOT, on west tranhln
street described as follows: Commencing
at a point on the north side Of Fra aiiiSnt
street 334 feet east of Ryland street,
thence running eastwardly and fronting
on the north side Of Franklin street II. Z,
feet and inches. and extending PACK
between parallel lines l52 feet ana Z
inches to an alley in common % , feet wi. %iae-
This lot Immediately adjOins the elegant
granite residence just completed ON ,hi5
block, and is. one Of the most desir4 axe
of the available building lots on tns
elegant thoroughfare The owner Is VIII
ing to sell this property at a hgurt nluSn
under the prevailing prices. ana TINS sale
undoubtedly offers an opportunity Tor
great bargain. h,l,noa IN
notes at six. twelve, and eighteen mo nv
49,, dood upon the property or all casn,
M the option Of the'purchaser.
~ tue c. l., & II. J.. DENOON,
Auctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
TAXES.

uenrjco count. "a. November 4 i''
TAX-PAYERS. TAKE NOllc..Ei,,,.F
THE TANEs FOR 1883 ARE NOW ~ -
O." ti.,yfcn county courthouse, Dali.
srom q A N. 10 ) T.. NJ, Tor the pui
- rsc.ixin. the same. The law auN' a
ner cent. 20 az bills remainins uhl
DECEMBER lSr Delinquent lanes H'''
also be redeemed before sale. ,.,.,
"''V WILLIAM IA. RRAtth
no t-iOt Treasurer Henrlco ColnJ'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
GALE OF LOCOMOTIVES, RAIL
~ ROAD MACHINERY, sc.

In order 20 satisfy bills FOR taxes thi
leVles for --- now ln my hands '..i"
on TUESDAY THE iiTTIr DAY of ~,
the shops OF the Farmylllo and Pownilt.
Railroad Company. al Chester, 10 i'
sale OF the following property W
much thereof as may be necessary r.
, Locomotives and Tenders sos. 4 A"t -'
Passenger Coaches. Nos. 8 ana D, ,
The Tools Machinery. implements XVI
I'm the machine shop. n..r-
The Tools. Machinery. &c, IN tne o''''
smith shop. ...e,f Any
I levied on said property ON tne "a,
OF October. 1859, az M 9clv.sS,N, "a
TERMS. Cash. >. 4. D 81, my
treasurer Chesterfield county
oc 2f-TU&Th-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
MEETINGS.

a STATED COMMUNICATION -.
OF RICHMOND LODGE, No, 70. W
\. f. and a. NJ, viii be held at
Masonic Temple, THIS TUESDAY
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock, November o.
1879. blemhers of sister lodges anu Tran
silent Li etnren are cordially inV."l
by order OF the Worshipful Master
10 7-lt r. b. SNEAD Seeretaty.
ANNUAL MEETING OF CONNEC-
TION COMPANY annual meeting
of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC AND RICHMOND MD Pc
TERSBURG RAILROAD CONNECTION
COMPANY will be held on WEDNES-
DAY, November -. 1899, al IL o'clock a.
NJ. at the Office Of the company. In Rich
mond j. Is. WlNSlON'
no It'd Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA will be held at the Office
of the company. i'm Richmond. Va. on
MONDAY, November % 1899. at y
o'clock NJ. ". Il. JONES.
no std Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07
Ola Dominion Building and
loan AssOclatlOn,
Richmond. Va. November 8 1900
no std

T.IIIIITIVII1 10 -N'FFIIIUEI ., IfIJ.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS or THE OLD DO
MuNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION will be held In the hall of the
Chamber of Commerce. Richmond, Va.
on TUESDAY. December ), 1899. AT IL
O'Clock a. NJ.
Called by order of the Board OF Direc-
tors. Il. a. BARBER. .
no It'd Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-07

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. Note-Heads Circulars, Handbllls.
Dodgers. &c, printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders. and
we will guarantee satisfaction in every
particular.