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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-12
DANGEROUS SURGERY
DEATH FOLLOWS THE SURGEONS
kNIFE-NOT THE SURGEONS
FAULT, OF COURSE. HE
CAN'T HELP IT.
YOU CAN.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles
Quickly, Pninicssiy, Without
Danger.

People go along for years suffering with
piles. Then try this and that, and the
other thing; from carrying a buckeye to
getting treatment from a physician. They
obtain temporary relief maybe. but they
are never quite cured. A little STRAIN I'm
lifting. excessive fatigue, a little consti-
patton, or little diarrhOea, and the piles
come back
They don't seem 10 amount To mucht
but they Danish sleep and appetite. No
position is comfortable. There is intense
local pain and that dreadful feeling of
weight in the perineum.
Maybe in the early stages some OF the
many salves on sale will afford temporary
relief If the case is of long standing.
there is only one speedy and sure remedy.
1t is Pyramid Pile cure. Even in light
cases It is the safest thing 10 use. Other
applications may cure and may not. PyIa-
mid Cure is always certain. always re-
liable, always brings comfort at once
Its prompt use save months OF severe
suffering. In extreme cases II will save
surgical operations and their attendant
dangers and discomforts. IL Is better
than a knife. VIII cure easier, quicker
and safer Thousands have used II. Thou.
sands have been cured by IT, The cost IS
trifiing. compared with what IL does. The
price is 80 cents. Most anybody would
gladly pay so 10 be rid OF piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. II
yours hasn't 1t he will get IL for you from
the Pyramid Drug Company. OF Marshall,
Mich. sole manufacturers)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-12
EMrLnYNIENT WANTs.
SHOE SALESMAN

rare opportunity for an enterprisng
man, with a factory whose output is
firmly established and widely advertised.
ON commission. Both road and shoe eX-
perience necessary. Address, with refer
cnce, Box 2239, Boston, Mass. ia l2-lt
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ALL WE'RE DISAPPOINTED.
Ench of the Hospitals Hoped to Make
More-sOciety Notes.

The ladies of the Board Of the Virginia
Hospital wish to correct the impression
that only they were dissatisfied with their
share of the profits OF ben Hur." Every
hospital in the Associated Hospitals" re-
ceived the same sum. and all were dis
appointed al the amount. but the Virginia
no more so than the rest. They also wish
TO say that Mr. Clarke's work was per
fecuy satisfactory and that he received
only $500, which was the sum agreed on.
Although the Virginia Hospital has de-
cided to draw out of the Associated Hos
pitals, the ladies wished to refer the
matter TO the committee of the "AssO-
ciated Hospitals before the action was
made public. Although ben Hur" was a
magnificent production, from a financial
point Of view it was hardly the success it
should have been. Each hospital in the
associated" will get about $50.
Miss Kitty Heath of Norfolk, is the
guest Of Miss Katie Meredith.
Mr.. William Seldom and daughter. Miss
Sallie Bruce Seldom, OF Baltimore. spent
the day in the city yesterday.
Miss stone Of Warrington, is the guest
Of Miss Anne Drewry.
Miss Taylor. Of Fredericksburg, is the
guest of Miss Mamie Cooke.
Miss Mary Williams, of Norfolk, IS the
guest of Miss Florence Wilson.
Mrs. n. NJ. rutherford, who met with
a painful accident on last Saturday, is
slightly better.
Tho cfIvo,. ton srftr.n I.r tho TuTttetrict
Chapter of Holy Trinity church yesterday
was a great success. financially, as well
as socially. and the ladies of the society
cleared a neat sum,
Mrs Hazard gave "a beautiful tea yes
terday afternoon from . to o'clock
Mrs. Pierson. Of Asheville. y. c., is in |
the city.
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THAT QUAY MIDDLE.
BOTH POLITICAL FACTIONS con-
TEND ABOUT HIS SUCCESSOR.
SOME TALK OF FUSION.
An Interesting Phasc-Lendcrs say
the Man Receiving a. Majority I'm
the Joint Session Will De the Next
Senator.

| HARRISBURG, PA, January H.
The selection Of n successor to Matthew
Stanley Quay in the United States Senate
| has created almost as much contention
among the Democrats IN the Legislature
as it has in the Republican ranks. With
| the Democracy the question is whether
| George A. jerks, of BrookvilIe, or Chaun-
| cey +. Black, Of York, shall be the
nominee of to-morrow's caucus in the
Supreme Court chamber. With the Re
publcans it is the field against Senator
Quay. with neither faction certain as to
the outcome. The Republicans have
majority Of seventy-four on joint ballot
and the only way the Democrats hope to
win is by a split among the Republicans.
QUAY'S MAJORITY.
Senator Quay has a majority Of votes
to start with in his own party. but so
long the anti-Quay legislators stand
together he cannot be reelected. While
the Democrats are divided on the selec-
ton OF candidate 10 be voted for against
Quay they agree that the Senator will
not poll any Democratic votes.
The Senate and House will vote sepa-
rately next Tuesday and jointly the fol-
lowing day. Many Of the legislators are
predicting that there will be a deadlock
and that a senator will not be elected until
after the trial of the Quay-Haywood con-
spiracy cases in the Philadelphia courts.
AN INTERESTING PHASE.
\ new and interesting phase is placed
on the election OF a senator by the sene-
raj agreement among the leaders that the
man receiving a majority of the votes /
n no 81 ha 81
ture will be the next Senator. on joint |
ballot there are 30 votes. a majority Of t
these would be 12S. therefore only So votes |
are necessary TO choice assuming that !
only 12s, or a bare majority are present. !
OF the 100 Republicans who voted last ]
week, 90 named Senator Quay as their |
choice At that time it was agreed that |
the action OF the caucus was binding !
upon all Of those present. and ;hlt Sena-
tor Quay still lacked 10 of the l2S neces-
sary 10 elect. Under the condition as it
really exists. If a number Of members are
absent from sickness or other causes
when the joint ballot is cast. it IS posi-
Die that a much smaller number than l2S
viii decide the senatorship.
TO FIGHT AGAINST FUSION.
II is stated that a secret conference
las been held between the leaders OF the
quay faction and certain Democratic lead
rs with view 10 preventing fusion on
he senatorshp between the Democrats
and the anti-Quay Republicans The Dem
'crats who took part i'm the confe -ence
will. II is stated endeayor TO hold the
ightyf0ur Democratic members IF the
legislature in line for straight-Out
thus defeating the selection of
n anti-Quay Republican.
Senator Quay reached Harrisburg at ,
Midnight from Washington to take per-
onal direction of his campaign Sera-
or Penrose came with him. and during
heir stay they will be guests at the rest
ence of COunty-Chairman Weiss
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They Disapprove Atherton's Pardon.

Governor Tyler is being criticised by
some OF the people Of Charlottesville. at
least. for having pardoned Faxon Ather-
ton Of that place, sentenced last April
TO four years In the penitentary. 4 tele-
gram 20 the Dispatch from Charlottes-
vile states that at a meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce Tuesday night the
pardon OF AthertOn was discussed and
resolutions condemning the Governor for
his action We're unanimously adopted
The pardon was granted upon the re-
commentator Of the Commemorative
Attorney, me Judge. and Clerk Of the
court. and the Town Sergeant.
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Lee Camps Annual Memorial Ser
vice.

The annual memorial service OF Lee
Camp will be held I'm their camp hall to-
morrow night Rev. DR. James Powers
smith chaplain. will conduct the SER
vices. The families. relatives. and friends
Of all deceased comrades are requested To
be present at these services. as well as
members and friends Of the camp. Rev.
Dr. 4. T. Sweeney and others viii pay
tributes 10 the dead. The following mem
bcrs died during the year 1885: Henry c..
Adams. r. NJ. Booker. John Il. Cary.
James ". Craig Samuel +. Coleman.
Robert j. Chandler. W. T. Ford. j. *.
Molloy. DR.. Thomas J. Moore. Joseph y.
Mckinney. Thomas 7. Moselcy. NJ T..
Morris James u. Moncure. L w Mara
Bile. James Peasants, Miles y. Phillips.
Charles Davis Rice Robert Ralston.
Charles 7. Rady Fred. Il. Scott. William
b. Taliaferro, William T.. Tanner, Charles
A. Taylor, J. II. Ware, ST., and Andrew
Walsh.
Lee Camp invites all who would pay a
tribute 10 the memory Of their dead 10
be with them on Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-12

ENERGETIC Statesmen. ACOUAINr-
OF with Virginia. Well-paylng business.
WILLIAM X HADELi.
80 ll-1t, No. lQl2 CAST Main nlfeaf
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Moving Pictures at the Bijou.

was even larger than on the preceding
evening. and among the spectators We're
many ladies. A feature of tina entertain
ment are the realistic moving pictures Of
the vitagraph. Several of them are Won
derfully lfe-likc and cause great enthu-
siasm. Among these may be mentioned
the shore attack made by a party Of
United States marines. and two incidents
Of the Soudan war The views are all
new. and none Of them have ever been
seen here before. There will be q matinee
at 2.30 o'clock to-day and the same bill
will be presented throughout the week
With another matinee on Saturday The
prices for the matinee are 10 %, and 30
cents
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state Real Estate Agents.

Commissioner Koincr is endeavoring TO
obtain list Of all the real-estate ,lealers
IN the State TO whom he can refer the
writer's Of letters asking for information
regarding land in certain counties
me commissioner receives numerous
letters or this character. There is not in
the rooms of the department the infor-
nation sought. The Commissioner desires
the weekly press Of the State. espe .ially.
to help him obtain the list he needs
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TRUSTEES SALE By PUBLIC

Il AUCTION OF
| THAT ELIGIBLY LOCATED AMI
VERY ATTRACTIVE Detached
THREE-sToRY , n12EEN BRICK RES
WITH WIDE LOT. 45xl5o FEET.
WEST GRACE STREET,
BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL
ALSO.
THE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND HIGH
LY VALUABLE
SUBURBAN PLACE or ABOUT THIR
WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
ON WEST SIDE HENRICO TURN
PIKE, ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH
OF THE CITY.
In execution of a certain deed Of trust,
dated November g. 1881, recorded IN
Deed Book 16l c, page 2f2, Richmond
Chancery Court, and Deed Book lot y,
page 255. Henrico County Court, default
having been made in TIE debt secured,
and being required so TO do by the bene-
ficiary, the undersigned trustees Will sell
by public auction. on the premises, re-
spectively at the times named below,
the REAL ESTATE described in the
said deed-tO-wit:
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II. 1890.
al 1870 O'Clock +. NJ, the above-namod
delightfully."- situated, handsome, modern
reconstructed, spacious, and substantial
Three-StOry Detached Brick Residence
No. 1l5 west Grace street, with the spaci-
Gus and beautiful lOl on watch IL stands,
fronting 45Xi50 feet, with wide alley in
rear, on south side Grace between Pine
and Laurel streets, containing about
twelve rooms, the usual modern cOnye-
niences. in good order. and being one OF
the handsOmest and best residences IN
that very attractive locality. And on
THURSDAY, JANUARY T. 1872,
at 4:3O o'clock +. NJ. the above-named
well-located beautifuly-situated. attrac-
tive. and very valuable nearby Suburban
Residence and Grounds of about IS l2-l0O
acres. more or less. OH west side Henrico
Turnpike, about one mile north OF the
city Of Richmond, nearly opposite -Four
qureaIs Lane" adjacent 10 the town OF
Barton Heights" and within about
three blocks Of the electric railway, the
Improvements consisting Of spacious
and substantial frame dwelling OF about
ten or more rooms, OF fine size, large
barn and stable servants quarters, etc,
and the land is fertile, and OF highly
productive character.
TERMS: For cash as to expenses of eX-
ecuting the trust. taxes 70 day of sale,
and the sum OF s9Oo-being the aggregate
amount OF the three notes due November
J. lS9S-and interest thereon, upon credit
IS to 1880 till November 8. 1900. the first
nstalment OF interest accrulng thereon
o be made payable on 9Th May, 1899. and
he interest 10 be payable semi-annually
hereafter. the purchaser TO give negotia-
Die notes for the principal and interest
separately, from the day OF sale, and
aid notes TO be secured by deed of trust,
md as TO the residue. If any, in equal
nstalments at one and two years. for o.,
totes. with interest added, and secured
~ deed Of trust, or for all cash, at the /
'ption of the purchaser.
AZ TO the property No. 7l5 west Grace |
treet. the purchaser. at his election. /
nay pay the additional sum Of $500 In /
ash for the eXtinguishment OF the /
round rent, or assume the same at $3.50 /
er annum, payable in equal quarterly 4
nstalments extinguishable at Will, and /
enewable forever.
j. b. ELAN.
I. VI. WORKMAN,
ia Trustees.
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4 Letter from Cuba.

Master Gordon Kelly. whose home is "A
No. '2l west Marshall street. has received
an interesting letter from his friend WI
liam Lee Lyon, who Is a member of the
Fourth Virginia Regiment at Habana
The letter gives an interesting description
~ the climate Of Cuba, the abundant
fruit, and luxuriant vegetation.
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hailed through the mouth and emit
ted from the nostrils. cleansing and
vnporizing al the innnmed and dis
eased parts, which cannot he reach
ed by medicine taken into the
stomach.
Munyon's Inhaler for the cure Of ca
tarrh, asthma. bronchitis. and all throat
ana lung troubles has been an immediate
success 1t only requires few moments
test 10 demonstrate TO the user that at
last a rational cure for these diseases has
been invented. Professor MunyOn simply
tells you what the Inhaler will do and
then throws wide open the door that YOU
may investigate il for yourself without
cost lie is willing TO abide by the result
of your trial. He knows that the expert
ment viii mean a recommendation Of this
great cure. He is certain that relief viii
come at once and that restoration TO
health viii follow.
Mr.. II II. NJ. Harrison corner Foushee
and Broad streets one of the most enter
prising and up-to-date druggists in this
city. says:
Munyon's inhalers sell better than any
other inhaler we have handled in years.
Their sale is almost unprecedented. hav-
ing sold 80 in four days. and the demand
Is still on the increase with no single
complaint from its users.
(SigneO "R. II. VI. HARRISON
MUNYON'S REMEDIES
Munyon's rheumatism Cure never fails
10 relieve i'm one to three hours, and cures
In few days. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms of indigestion and stOm-
ach trouble. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold in a few hours.
Price. 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness. and speed
lily heals the lungs. Price, sc.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, lOins or groins and all
form Of kidney disease. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervousness
and builds up The system. Price, 2jc.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail
The Catarrh Cure-price 2jc.-eradicatcs
the disease from the system. and the ca
tarrh Tablets-price, 25c.-cleanse and
heal the parts.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and herbs re-
lieve asthma I'm three minutes and cure
in five days Price. SOC.
Munyon' Headache Cure stops head |
ache i'm three minutes Price 25c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures |
all forms Of piles Price pc
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all i'm |
purlties Of the blood. Price. 2jc.
Munyon's Vitali2er restores lost powers |
to weak men. Price. I.eo.
separate cure for each disease. At all |
druggists. mostly &c vial.
Personal letters TO Prof. Munyon. 1903
Arch street Philadelphia, Pa, answered |
with free medical advice for any disease.
NunyOn will not guarantee
INV Inhaler sold under Mum
rOn'S name at less than the re-
rular price.
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llliucS Ut
III. G.. FORSTMANN'S, 610
west Main street.
WIN, II. POYTHRESS ~
CO.'S. Druggists, 40 and 919
east Main street, Richmond, Va.
OWENS AZ MINOR DIR UG
CO.'S, 1907 Main street.
X. IL. vi. HARRISON'S,
Broad and FOushce streets.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
5000 Williamsburg avenue.
TWIN CITY DRUG STORE,
Seventh and Main.
VIM. III. SCORES, corn CT
Seventeenth and Franklin
streets.
II. W. CHELFS, corner Third
and Main streets.
CHELF AZ CO.'S, 1906 north
Pine street.
T.. W. WEiSIGER'S, 7OS Hull
street, Manchester.
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a. y. V. 4. Chairmen TO Meet.

The chairmcn of the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities. who
nave charge Of the production OF "a Mid
s'' N'eh's Dream" will hold an i'm
sinia Historical Society tomorrow after.
noon al a o'clock
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George ". Mayo. Auetioneer,
800 east Broad street.
TYPEWRITER, TOILET SETS,
Il REVOLVING BOOKCASE.
CIGARS, CARPETS. FURNITURE, &c,
AT AUCTION.

I will sell at my auction-house, at 1O:Si
A. NJ.
TO-DAY Thursday. JANUARY u, 1899
l No. 8 Bar-LOck Typewriter, in good
order;
New Carpets. I'm rolls. and Secondhand
Carpets: handsome New Toilet Sets,
with Jars;
Walnut and other Chamber Suits. Walnut
Wardrobe Walnut and Oak Extension
RocLers CbiId's ToIdinp Red hand,
some Flat-Top Walnut Office Desk.
Revolving Walnut Bookcase. Book
Shelves Walnut and other Separate
Bedsteads, Pictures. Mirrors. Lounges
Thar'no Po~tieres and Curtains. Quilts
fine China Dinner and Tea Sets, Tables.
springs. Mattresses. and miscellaneous
articles. GEORG E,W MAYO,
Ia II AuCtiOneer.
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TUREs.
AND OTHER CONTIGUOUS PROPER.
TIES.
In pursuance Of DEGREES Of the Chancery
| Court Of the city OF Richmond IN Tia
suit styled "Barnes, &c, W. Pitcher, Trls.
| tee. and ais" entered on November ifa
and December 2. 1895. and January 3, $50
the undersigned trustee and special com.
missioner viii sell, by public auction, On
the premises, on
MONDAY, JANUARY o. 1889.
at IL O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY referred
TO in said DEGREES. It being the excellenty-
located. capaciOus, and highly-valuabIe
MILLING PROPERTY. known as
KINGS MILL" sometimes called
Rockets NILS" and The Richmond
City MillsD. on Williamsburg avenue ari
the Southern and Chesapeake and ObI+
comprising the corn and Sumac Mills ai
Land ana Buildings used i'm cOunecf.lI
herewith. Water and Steam POatr
Pond, Race, Machinery, end Fixture
and all rights, ways, privileges. and a-
Durtenances thereto belonging. incud.r,
the Iron Warehouse. with capacity N
about s. carloads, abutting on S0utheo
railway tracks. Lot fronting ~ feet b.
angular shape. on south side - William.
burg avenue opposite the Mills w.r
large brick stable thereon. lot fronting I
feet, on south side WILLIAMSBURG ar.r..
opposite the Mills, with blacksmith sb.,
thereon. and lot fronting about IS feaf Is
north line OF Poplar street and west rr'
OF Chesapeake and Ohio railway Psft
OF all the said property are tO b. sd. IN
the Office OF the aHctiOnecrS. and WI b..
exhibited a time OF sale.
These mills and the warehouse blra
rail connection with all the railways ca
tering the city. are within a few lr-Ts
of all steamboat wharves. The mills
having both water and steam power arf
being the only custom corn mills ll m
near the city.
TERMS one fourth cash. and th. hale
ance IN three equal annual payments n
one. two, and three years from fl. ..,
OF sale. the purchaser TO execute fs
negotiable notes for the defew.l nav.
monts. with interest added. at fl. r.,s
of per ccntum per annum, from day of
sale. and made payable 10 the order =
the trustee and special cOmmissi0rer In
this cause, and the title 10 the said r.I
estate 90 be retained until an the money
has been paid and a conveyance ordered
by the court.
r. NJ PITCHER
Trustee and Special Commission
I hereby certify that the bond required
by r. NJ Pitcher, trustee and special cons
missioner. by the above decree, end Tia
decree of November 4. 1898, has been aus
given. CHARLES .. SAVIITF
ia lZ-td IlcrE
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once ViTsInla sue msgraaec c9"T-57''
Union nlnk Ii R-.nm-l-

Union Bank OF Richm Al
Richmond, Va. December % l,o
THE REGULAR ANNUAL NEIL H,s
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF th|
UNION BANK OF RICHMOND Ni.
held Ia the First National Bank Bl.iai
on THURSDAY. 18th Of January - -'
" o'clock noon. J. y. bkAn lt,
De 2l-tla y IN N--u---
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Orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch Company Will be given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work and prices
viii he sure 10 please you
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WHEN REAL E5T<-TE IS SOLD THU
TAXES TOR THE CURRENT CAI.EN'
OAR YEAR AHZ TO BE rAID Pro
RATA By THE VENDOR AND TIM
VENDEE
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IMPORTED WINES.

INK French Brandy quart bottles, reg
ular price was 81. This Brandy was sold
al Newport News to pay duty. We bought
30 cases. and it's Jim dandy. 1SC
try a bottle ................. 10
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AUCTTON sALEs-ThIs nay.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
DAP YEAR ARE no BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THH
VENDEE
BY J. u. Elan g. Co.
and
T.. M. Workman e. Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MILAN II. SANDS.

ATTORNEY At LAW AND COMMi''
SIONER IN CHANCERl
For Richmond civ and henrico ''"''
Circuit Courts. .,
Offices: 20 and p chamber o. C9inH's'N"
de I-lmo)
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Personal.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
estate Of the late ALLEN b. NJ LEAN
are hereby notified 10 call at the office
Ohio and Seventh streets, Fulton Oh or
before JANUARY 18th instant. and settle
the same and those having accounts
against said estate will present them for
settlement Immediately
JOHN MLEAN
ia lO-Tu Th&Su3t Administrator
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cIEMMER OLD RYc WHIsKEY.

perfectly pure Virginia mountain dis
titled mellow Rye Whisky. in bond since
June. 1852.
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The Muslin Underwear

sale made up the best class of materials that can De put
together Not lot Of truck built like ice palace MADE TO
at and not to It's the best makers wares ana best
materials only.
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4Oc. per Gunrt; Sf.6O gallon.
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D meat. rp poands fo Tlcea iuil OF z5C
N sTsa orleans so6Ss M sdIsn the finest soc
5,WO bushels Finest Water x-C
Ground Meal ......... ........... TO-
i0g 1ob RoqP Sdta Rich o Cream Cheese 25C
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WANTED.
WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT
Colored Woman a. Cook ana Laundrcss.
Must have good recommendations. Apply
at once at No. Ills Park avenue
ia PIT
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All Druggists Sell I hem

hailed through the mouth and emit
ted from the nostriis. cleansing and
vnporizing al the inilnmed and dis
cased parts, which cannot he reach
ed by medicine taken into the
stomach.
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The CARPET Selling Is LARGE

because we bought entire stock of j. H. Busby Co. when
they were anxious close il out at great sacrifice Halt
yo money saved In addition to the above sales
will be the first great cut price sale OF
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE,
For SALE

IN LIVE NEWPORT NEWS. A GOOD
BUSINESS STAND AND WELL-ESTAB-
LlshED BUSINESS. Poor health reason
for selling. Address i. o. Box 10, New
port News Va. in ll-2t