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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-05-13
Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure of
letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch.
ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects permanent
cure. It also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles.
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
DIR. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are The hes7 70 IL 7,~I ,,~;,E;;fie1
andvermifrg" Ivy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
Imitation Irish Point Cut
out and Embroidered Doy-
lies. Center Pieces. Table
Covers. Etc.
ART nEPT-sEcoNp FLOOR


Square Iloylies. ca;-ou: ana ernAreld-
cred. sxs inches. DC. &c. Sc. 40. soc
TO ~ each
square Doyiscs eut-out and ernhrotd-
cred. rsxis inches. &c, *. so. tsc. sSc
each.
square Center pieces. cut-out and
esuSroiaerv,, tsxis inches. 90. isc, SIC
80 s. 50 each
SQUARE Center Pieces eut-ent and
erYltrcssieres ze,a2 inches, s5c. 80. H.l5
TO 81 ~ each
Rouss Doyiles. cat osit ana eGsoroid-
cred. sxs inches. Sc. 5ss each
Round center Pieces. cut oct ard en-
e-stderrs. isxis inches. Sc To $. y each.
squares for Table Covers and Ssanss.
sv,s cat #ss embroidered siEe SSxS@
inches. &c. s.. ysS N.sa. I-75 10 s. 50
each.
Dresser AMI siaef~ari Srarfs, cut
gu, ara e.nhrofderes. q inches long.
sa~ rs. 81 IFS 10 -S each.
same - inches long 1oss. sSc. 81, s.. =.
gsS SIS rs - s. - each
Cut out and Esmh-osterei Squares
xgsh ruffsea e..gss a rifle more ex-
r~nssve. hat decidedly new Ska lnch-
=. y5a MS s. s. =, each
GA. Out ard Embroidered Scarfs.
xith -r,faesi s.fEes. ~ riches long. NC.
fs yT5 "a s. - each.
Sarn-. q inches long. s. :. S-s5. s. q.
s. 70 s. 20 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
EUey Day Domestics.

loo pieces UnhIeached Sheeting. good
quality. yard wide. ~ yard
~ pieces Dress Prints. a fire assort-
ment for your choosing. Sc yard
le" pieces Apron Check Ginghars,
best quality. sc yard.
German Blue Cal.ce. very heavy ard
very wide. Ice yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
Comet Stationery.

"a ~ e. - AZ. ST. 20 80 q box.
wiring Tablets. S. isc. isc. 2Se. Sc
PACK *.
rsveIope~. s.. tN.. tsc package.
Visiting cards. lie package.
l1aA ssexcgs~. -. fass each,
IeaE Pencils Sc. sec scxSn
fs..ssrssasss Csisfs. 10 ard fS>- A5tsle.
rsvumlsosa's Paste 81 bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

wonen's Fancy Hosiery iE all the latest imported
novelt 5oc &C. Esc Sc. uaQ <l.sS. si5o. t& SIS
to $z15 a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
o4rt NeedZesvork.

The special list OF Monday Bargains
we quote today serves TO illustrate
why this department is so popular with
the economical shoppers who seek the
best for the Least.
All Linen Stamped Doyiies &c. 7c. &c.
&c. isc, DC TO Soc each.
All-Lnen Center Pieces, Sc, SC. &c,
s5c. @sc to tie each
AlI-Linen Tray Cloths. SOC. &c, &c TO
N-s5 each.
All-Isnen Tea Cloths. sc. rs, uD
To fs.2S
All Linen scaras. 4sc. sec. sc. &c, sc
10 $i.T5 each
Fancy Made-np Pin Cushions, sc. sac,
&c. 75c, sc. 81, N.g each.
Cambria Covered Genuine Down Pill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

T wosnen's Full Regular Made raxs RAck
Teton Hose double sole. heel and toe. ex-
ira yaiGs. &c A pair
wosnen's Full Regular Maae Fast EAek
SofSon Hose white sole. @sc pair.
wansa's Fun Regular Made rass Rack
Gotten Hes.. RsSheIsea rio. douoia sole.
heel and tee. &c a pair.
WoncTs Fun Regular Made Tan Gotten
I Hose double sole. heel and toe. Sc a pair.
wosnsa's FaGi Regular Made Isle Hose.
u0liose sole heel and soe. &C pair.
Womsn.s Full Regular Made Fsss black
Cotton Hose. RtcheIsea rio. double soae.
Aevl and toe. &c pair.
wanen's Full Regular Made ras. Black
pair.
woraen's Full Regular Maie FAST Black
pair.
women's Fun Regular Made Fast Back
hoos, sosored top. donaae sose. hees and toe.
sc q pair.
wemen.s Fun Regular Made Fancy Polka
pair.
wansn-s Full Regular Made Fancy
Striped Hose. sc a pair
:, Womsn's Full Regular Made Fast Black
Hcse. with ribbed top. &c a par.
Wotnen's Fun Regular Maize Fast Back
= Hose. with white foot. Sc pair.
Wonen's Full Regular Made Fast Rack
Cotton Hose. extra value, Soc a pair.
Womsn's Fan Regular Maize Fas, Black
Cotton Hose. opera length. sac a pair
Wonsns Full Regular Made Fast Black
i<Estc Hose. extra yAsne. Soc a pair.
women's FNsli Regular Made Fast black
Lss-e Hoss. Rfchelsea rib. extra value. SOC
pair
Woznsn's Full Regular Made Fas. Black
Lace Lls3e Hose, extra value. Sec pair.
Wofnen's Fall Regular Male Fast Back
Coston Hose. white foot. ssc pair.
Wonsn's Full Regular Made Fast MACK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

White Hoaeycarna fsestSpgead<, hem
ryes. fail SIZE. MavssEites patterns, 81
each
F~alk-ssra wnaE Ccrslrsghssx 1sssrs-
be esio~sngs. Sac and t5.Ia each.
Essseryaexn Cosns3r-ahies~ regular size.
s. ara ts 70 each
isAs Gray Issss~t Biankess warm aEla
fspesey srsc faE~.
ia Gray Blankets. superior .riEh,
So pair
" nsse Blankets, extra size ard
weight. 81 30 pair
esSaoa Pillows at 81. better grade. 81 20
each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
Book Department.

SEAAkl~b 7 AtNsIN
waite House Geek Books. - each
esFSs4usEstfi Joe." siosh inning. 60.
~Rfack Beauty" clo;h binding. Alsss-
srwtsd. &C.
Celebrated ysasie Books. Cloth bseiing.
-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

You neper sab a richer as
sortmenf Of bigh-elass goods
at reasonable prices than ve
are offering in this depart
Among then. are these:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23

yoke. tucked front. Ave bsx pleas In I
back. each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
wOMEN's SHIRT WAISTS Of white
satin striped lawn. detachable collar OF
same material. sseasha yoke. tucked 4
front b0x pisatea back, each. ...-s.,s..*.+ y
woMEN's STRIPED pTQUE SHIRT
WAISTS. In black ard shades OF pink.
blue ard violet CESSNA yoke, box pleat-
ed back. tucked front. each .*.......-..e~. y
wOMES's WHITE INDIA LAWN
SHIRT WAISTS fonr rows Of inserting
embroidery aawn front. ave box f.eats 4
sn hack. each y
wOMEessS WHITE INDIA LAWN
SHIRT WAISTS. detachable collar. slys
tueks in front. pointed yoke, box rieafsd 4
w0sfFSS INDIA LAWN SHIRT
WAISTS front made un OF fine fueks
and embroidery Insertion. box pieafed 4
back. each .......t*.-.-... .+..v....+--...s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
Drapery Stufs.

a4~tnch Bohhsnet Douhle-threai Linen
Mesh, fine quality for curtains; this
week SIC yard.
Z9-inch Swiss Tamtour. figured and
dotted effects: this week sc yard.
~ inch Linen Scrim. white or ivory
white. regular soc quality. this week
Szi.c yard.
stinca Figured Tapestry for por-
there's and furniture coverings; this
week sc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
Housefunishings Department
-Basen,ent-c4 Sale of
Laundry Utensils.

f&A.NI W Ftst%I k3tffAtAkFJ-
Anchor Brand. lie each.
Competition Brand, &c each.
Silver Moon. &c each
Red Gross. sc each.
Large Wooaen Wash Tubs. tar each.
Two-hoop Wooden Pals - each.
LOWELL MANUFACTURING cos
WIRING ERS
Grand WrsnEers, wooden frame. s. -
each
Domestic wringe-s. wooden frazse.
g. % each.
New Era wrsngers wooden frame.
s. Is each.
Vim wrsngsrS, iron frame. sI-t5 zach.
Old Reliable Wriugers. iron frame,
g. saca
swan wrtr gers. iron frame. g Is each.
Guarantee WTtugers. warranted FOR
Ave years. g = each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
as q,1 Do

par. ),
woren's Seamless Fast Rack cossen Hces. special
valve. f.t1c pair
WonrasS Seamless rax. Pssex f-cssnr Hose double
soe. high srilcsd heed. l5c a PAIR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
.Getson- Made Hats for
Women.

IN THE MINIS HAT DEPART
NENT~NAIN FLOOR,
stessoa's Walking Hats Ter Women.
IN gseafi brown ana csscSs So
Srs.sS.sn : T<ossrssf HAts tor Women. IN
r,snrg gray, with pHgsrse bard, cor
rect style FOR spring wear. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
Some Lining Opportunities
Tomorrow.

Finch Shrunk Duck. lie yard.
isinch Real French Hair Cloth. nc
yard
i-;nch Real French Hair Cloth, 1sc
yard
Heavy Collar Canvas Stc yard
3s-inch Black Moire Percaline, iz32c
yard.
Mercer!xed Lining looks Ike ta1eta
silk. tsit wears much better. 35e yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-23
d.. Jaeger's Normal Sanitary
Underwear.

For men, women and children. STANDS
pre-eminen.Iy above all other Under
wear for those qualities which make
underwear popular. Its progress in
public favor has been triumphant
Wear III Il Is economy. We're sole
Seattle agents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
The Industrial Progress and the
Commercial Wealth Of the Capt.
tai OF the Old Dominion.

through four national banks. FIVE state
banks, three savings banks and three
trust companies Beside these there are
a number OF private banking firms and
building and loan associations, which
have done much 10 advance the city as "A
financial centre whose business state
ments were not available for compilation
with the figures given In this article. In
1898 one new trust company was formed.
which added 100000 10 the banking cap
ital OF Richmond upon its organization,
and on Feb. 10. 1899, the paid-up capital
or this company was increased TO 500. 900,
and subsequently 10 Sl,00O.0 900.
The resources OF the national. state and
savings banks as PEI the most recent
statement OF condition aggregated sls,OO7.-
aS7. To this sum may be added the re-
sources OF the three trust companies,
which brings the total up 70 $40, ,447 600.
The estimate OF resources OF the private
banking firms and other financial In
stitutions Is placed at between $1,000
600 and S5.OJOOVO. SO that the total avail
able banking resources or the city ap-
proxlmate $25,OOO,O0o.
A comparison OF the increases in the
items OF the Dank statements. as shown
In the returns Of the national, state and
savings banks between the eight years
from December, 1890, 10 December, 1898,
will be found interesting.
In this period the loans and discounts
Increased from $3.50 l62 to sil, l,si99i4. or
% per cent. Money due from banks and
bankers on balance increased from N,44s,
$40 Sock o sSTeaSsa s S from 2G = Pss sePt 10 fSPa
or "a per cent; surplus and undivided
profits from 81. ISL 345 10 81 450. lS5, or 81 per
cent; deposits from SS,7i9.S02 70 3ll,03I172.
or 26 per cent and the total resource
from sl3 597. 40 TO s0O7.9s7. or S9A. per
cent. A noteworthy feature Of the banks
statements Is the gain In deposits OF over
81 900 900 for the year 1885
The banking capital per capita Is now
S215. an increase OF $40 In a year, and S9
when compared with the year 1880.
The figures furnished by the Richmond
advance made by the city 3
banking institutions from year to year.
For IL months OF 1898 the clearances were
yle0 3G4 722 against sl04 954. $40 for the same
period OF 1881. a gain OF sl5.410.0s2, or nearly
.~ per cent. for the same period of 1896 the
,learanccs were slo3. 1884. The undivld-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
RICHMOND, THE CITY ON The JAMES

/ introduced locomotive building as local
Industry has established shipyards on the
James river at this point and obtained
ing torpedo-boats and torpedo boat des-
troyers. Ihis city is well adapted Tor
shiPysrd purposes and II has the eapitai
cess. The sequence OF this new departure
In business must inevitably be the Inn
proyemeent OF the harbor and the gem
eIal extension OF the maritime interests
OF Richmond. which is already an impor-
tant port or call for many vessels.
In teIation TO the locomotive works In
operation mere IL should be stated that IL
Is the only establishment Of It's kind in
the South, and then its market is not
confined bds recsr 70 the limited States In fact;
foreign countries. and It's locomotives
have proven under the exactlng tests OF
everyday usage to be OF a high stand
The iron industries are second in i'm
portance only TO the tobacco trade. and
TaIln5 wiIlhl5n ~ u, months have entered upon a
More men are now empioyed IN this busi-
ness and the sales are larger than ever
Inc sales OF Richmond made iron.
IKE In 1898 aggregated 1915 900. In some
or these INES the sales OF goods amount
ed 10 an increase, over 1897. OF % per
Among the lines Of manufactures IN
dn Rehm9nd ~ fa- which goods from. the
aInouht OF Szo,VO0 or over were sold last
S,aI, ae the tollowing: agricultural I'M
pLements' bags. paper. twine paper box
baskets and brooms: beer. ales and min
and publishing: biueing bleaching. dye,
ing ana Cleaning; boots and shoes; boxes,
parreis, hogshCads; brands, stamps and
stencii cutters; bricks and tiles candy
buIiding: carriages. wagons and carts; ci-
gars,, cigarettes and cheroots; clothing,
merchant tnilofs and cotton; coffee spice
lnlls and baking powders; drugs. medi-
Clncs ana meat juice: electrotyping, en-
craving and ithographlrg fertilizers,
corn meal; frames, mirrors and wood
Work. Iurniture, mattresses and uphol-
stery; granite. stone and marble: gun
emith, locksmiths and wire workers: hair
workers; harness. saddles, collars and
srunks srun Ice coal, tar. paste and ground
etc.; jewelers.: lubricators. oils. grease
and paints, curing and butchering; pic
kles. canned goods and navorings;
PLUMBING. Thinning and gashtting; sash
doors ana blmos; soap, sheep-dip, etc;
tobacco--smoking and chewing tobacco
and underwear, suspenders, hats and
furs.
OF tobacco, Richmond being the lary-
est manufacturing centre In the South,
special reference is elsewhere made.
IL has the vnly paper twine factory,
the largest fertilizer company, the largest
baking powder factory the largest pub
fishing house, the largest paper box fac
same section. The paper mill Industry is
about TO be added 10 by the establishment
Of mammoth mill for pulp and paper
making.
Richmond has developed a superior
class OF mechanics and artisans since the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

facilities by rail- and water have given It's
merchants an opportunity since the city
again got on It's commercial feet 10 find
wide market for their goods, and II has
become Q large centre OF the jobblng
trade; Figures complied at the close OF
Jobbing trade increased si5i.5OO in that
year over 1897, while the corresponding
increase In sales amounted to 81, ,s52,7 ,72S
drugs railway and sSa go1ds goodies as
coal and wood. groceries and liquors. fan
ey groceries and tobacco, oils paints and
machines. sporting goods, typewriters,
bicycle goods. rubber goods. boots and
Shoes, wood and. willow ware. millinery
mats, caps, clothing, books, stationery,
paper. feed, seeds. hay, agricultural inn
pple,ments. hardware. stoves. chinaware.
Nearly ss.oo0.0Oo Is now invested In the
}}oeoiing trade in this city az and the sales
The s' o5Ens traSe SsaT Of
extensive in the South. and has reached
many points In the West. and good cotton
OF Ssnsr % mssSns Sssaey ssrsy sss
the general development OF the South is
going to mean as much additional pros
Country. Wien city a. can any increase Sr m the the
total OF the volume OF it's Jobbing busi-
ness during q year OF commercial uncer.
1882, US. II Is not being over-sanguine to
expect great results In this branch OF
trade when prosperity Is assured and un-
commercial competition. and any place
which can hold its own Is doing well.
When u gains ground in year in the
positive reason for self-congratulation.
There have been but few failures. COM
paratively speaking. in Richmond OF re.
less than that of 1897. In 1897 here were
52 failures, with total liabilities OF $780,
sG was II 9s sss number ~ St nth Ss
recent increase OF Richmonds trade has
in most lines been slow and steady, and
Come COME by a squirt and been particularly
IS sesIsnsted a. as 'Soo%. % SDH In tSs RsSoos boot
exceptionally good showing, and its Job
tsrough tsro Il. Virginia west Virginia. Ken en-
Caroiinss and in Ohio and several other
OF course. where there are many mills
must flourish. for 1t is the earnings OF
the workmen and workwomen which
stock stores and keep them busy. The
foundation In the manufactures and
wholesale houses OF the city. II has fine
department and other stores. and ladies'
an exceedingly good city In which TO
shop" The l)cal retail merchants have
the best OF opportunities to buy cheaply
and are content with a reasonable margin
OF profit. Their stores are OF good size
and we'll conducted. Show window dis
plays make very favorable impression.
and IL Is amply sustained IL the goods be-
hind them be Inspected. In former years
many OF the weather. class OF Richmond
S rsss sS oS.r to xdos, to
they are beginning TO buy them at home.
They have learned that the homo market
son shia rrtc.s &c csn hs So,,na eisewhnrs
Transportation Facilities.
Richmonds transportation facilities
are unexcelled. Over 1900 miles Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

war. and. In fact, It's skilled workmen
were always of exceptional capacity. 1t
used to be said in Northern cities that
turing because its Inhabitants lacked
mechanical ability The fallacy OF this
statement has been demonstrated by
followed In this city are in the hands OF
men TO the manner born, and :heir work
speaks for them as well as for Itself. It's
business is not disturbed by strikes and
other labor troubles, and the manufac-
turer who locates here can command all
the skilled employees he requires.
There is plenty OF land for factory sites,
and IL can In most Instances be obtained
on reasonable terms. while railroad and
year round to all markets. The water
power of the James river affords excep-
tional advantages for profitable manu-
featuring. There is, II Is estimated, from
20. 900 to Is, 900 horse, power in this stream
at this point, and only about 5000 horse
power has yet been utilized. 1t is pro-
and stock have already been over-sub-
scribed TO increase this immense water
force three-fold by electrical development,
and the manufacturing possibilities OF
this perfectly feasible project arc liter
ally stupendous.
Aside from water power, Richmond has
other claims for consideration. Near at
hand are immense coal fields. supplying
the finest varieties of steaming fuel.
Some or the coal mined in Virginia and
nelghboring states is given the preference
est Atlantic liners. and the country near
at hand is a glorious region for iron, tim
ber and other raw materials. In fact.
mine, forest and field. A city that has a
plant which could obtain the 100000 con
tract for the engines or the Texas In COM
petition with the best and oldest concerns
In the country and make a signal success
IN It's execution. has an industrial present
a. ThSs Il py Ss the r9{EaTdsss
built the fret electric railway and the
first sleeping car in tho United States
and its -four mills. long before the civil
war, enjoyed a reputation that was Sec
ond 10 none. Among other msnufac-
lures for which IL Is particularly noted
command attention for the diversity
Of It's manufactures alone. TO say moth
ing OF the quality OF the goods made
in the ,Sgn which " vNnIT William rsr NJ ThaSs
scribed as "the merriest place and the
most picturesque have seen In Amer
Naturally tobacco and -four are Rich
monds principal exports. but the foreign
puts IL steadily Increasing. 1t was once
and may may possibly become that again
yaT T9n ssvsnps % sSTSI' wfiSF fSe tr os se'T m
provement is likely 10 prove a strong
magnet TO draw mills here from the
North The snles siv zoe "a 5so -four last year
tions al the largest mill having been sus-
pended for almost the entire year owing
TO extensive Improvements In It's founda.
tions. forebay, etc), and Of grain 2.S2i,l l72 |
bushels. |
The variety OF the manufacturing in
terosts developed In Richmond since the
war Is n great tribute 20 the Industry and /.
capabllity of the community. III II had .
possessed the same plants and experiences
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

high prices at any time. but when the
| crop falls below the average the figures
are marked up rapdy ybem mo Se SsSs
The dark. heavy. brown tobacco is
ho rade os Ths fGr grade sspS Of leaf nd Is
mostly in the counties south OF the
James river, although Nelson raises large
quantities OF esrk heavy. brown, for
Virginia sun-cured tobacco Is raised
principally in Louisa and Caroline coun-
ties, although parts OF nearby counties
raise some. This grade of tobacco prom
ises very well for the farmer. and for
Richmond. as 1t Is the only kind used in
the navy.
Richmond as a market for loose tobacco
ts increasing its business from year TO
year, while It's manufacturing houses
show the .same prosperity which has
leaf for foreign and domestic commerce.
No complete figures can be given which
Will show Richmond's position as q leaf
held from public notice for business rea
sons. Enough figures can be given. how
ever, TO show the status OF the trade in
crop year ending Sept. 30, 1895, were q ass
hogsheads and 2933 tierces and boxes.
showing an increase OF 2926 hogsheads
amounted to 2s.O2s hogsheads and 2665
terces and boxes, indicating an active
market. Inspections have shown very
secured much OF their tobacco by sample
elsewhere, and the inspection was made
at the place OF sale. Al private sale the
dealings reported for the calendar year
reached 1903 hogsheads. The receipts OF
loose tobacco, which are always promptly
disposed OF. were over 81 .253 pounds for
the last year.
Some idea OF the worth OF tobacco n
Richmond may be gathered when n is
stated that there are alone "a factories
and chewing IN the city. These factories
employ 2S50 hands and their annual sales
on acombined capital of s2,25o,oO0 aggre-
gate s7,0l5.000 There are ~ factories en-
pioying 900 hands and selling annually
goods TO tho value OF $3.50 900. These
factories engage $4,000 of capital In the
business The cigarette and other facto-
trade In all over 1000 persons find em-
ployment I'm the tobacco trade OF Rich
mond.
That virginia tobacco has grained
many friends Is evident from the award
pounds OF plug for navy use TO Richmond |
ma nufa cturers. The tobacco mcrchants
are well satisfied with the outlook for |
1893 and are making renewed efforts to |
loose tobacco trade TO Richmond. one OF |
the clty's leading merchants saws.
"Rlchmond Is the best and most conserv- |
atlve market I'm tho state. and with its |
shin 10 ali parts OF the wcrld. there seems
TO be no reason why our merchants
should not sell much more" This mer- /
chant calls on his fell0w-buslness men |
in loose leaf in the Richmond market.
what Merchants Have Done.
Rlchmond's location and TRANSFORMATION