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speech of John Sharp williams.
Continued from Isl pogc.)

treaty to build the great Panama
Canal, than we would be besmirshed
with the shame Of copartnership in
the infamy of the partition OF Pc.
land because we enter into expedi-
ton treaties with Russia, A ustfia or
Prussia,
"Above all, and ia conclusion, my
friends-and il you are half o. glad
to hear the conclusion 40 am to
make it. this is going to be the most
delighted audience in a few minutes
that ever existed-above all, my
friends, the Democratic adm inistrs-
ton will keep in mind the simple
pfecept of Thomas Jeffsrson's first
inaugural address. 1t il the political
Sermon on the Mount for Demo.
cratic Republicans everywhere. My
friends, II is not within the pc wer
OF any man nor any party to assure
success. 1t is within the power OF
the humblest to deserve it. Let us
to-day by the character OF our plat
form and the character of our can
didate deserves it, aud God grant
that we may have it. Let US erect
standard to which all good men may
repair, and let US invite them to re-
pair there.
with this injunction 1 now de.
clare this convention open for bust
ness. CHEERS and continued OPP
plsuse.)
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-22

Kentuoky'G famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the salooar and ct Lovejoy O. Co
distributing sgsSts for TIE Hawaila
Islapds =
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-22
LOTS FOE SALE.

IN LOTS at Kalihi (5Oxl00 it),
az btck of Kamshameha School
and Kelibi Road.
For full particulars, inquire per.
sonally Of
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
ct the Office Of Fsrnandez, Mer-
chant 81, or to N Fernandez.
1910
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-22

For further particulars ap-
ply to JAS III Boyd.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-22
Residence In
Manoa Valley
Rent or Lease

The residence of JAS. III
Boyd at Manoa Valley is Of
fered for Rent or Lease.
Possession can be given i'm
mediately.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-22

Call and inspect the beautiful and
useful display OF goods for pres
ents or for personal use and adorn-
ment.
Love- Building. 6S0 Fort StrsAt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
MULE AND BILLY GOAT.
A Queer Race to Take Place ir
New Kent County.
i to The Wlmes- pIspatch

APPSStR9 49, HS = t~lSVsbtNt|,/
ROXBURY, VA, March 2s,-NeXt Fri
day. near Qunton, a race will be gotten
up by the young men. Old Ephralm
Johnson VIII race his feathered mule
against Mr.. Henry Willlams's large, we'll
trained billy gqat, Much money has al,
wiliswitness the exciting race, as. It viii
30 something never before seen In New
Kent.
Faster Monday will be generally. OBJ
served by all, and many attractions have
been scheduled for the day There Will
dies al aid. Kid soelesy 81 Wiling Workers t OF
Providence NJ, E.Hchurch, y, will be
known as an apron ard neektIti party.
Every lady will wear an apron to corr
Respond with the necktie she has pre-
pared. The young man who draws tho
tie to match the apron worn by'any lady
is to take her to supper, Then n rare
musical programme has been arranged,
and other amlsements Will flll he. eye
Ming with rare enjoyment. On April 9Th
ali viii 60 to Newport News to WttnHSN
the launching oe the irgtnia, q ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
KEsW1cK HUNT.
Fine Sport and Famous Horse
men in the Field.
fspecial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

(Special to The Tines-Dispatch)
k11sWIcK. Va, March 2s.--The meet
OF the drag hounds at "Castalia" gate
or Saturday. March 20, brought out a
feld OF, sixteen happy hunters, ~, which
WeeS.end events ke Tls e time tse tie
hounds anticipated their followers and
'bolted" be fore the appointed time. there
By thgowpE Ss of Ba hs sdes Gp!
have reserved. their latent energy and
k''windn, for the second course. WHICH
was q long and hard one, ending at the
The only acc.uent was q backward
sSmerSaMt e MI Lean
scale q precipice on Checkers rolled over
several times with 1.-THE horse, but both
q It. ai I'D Ghranlte: Charles Middleton IL
New Humpshre, on Danelng and Janice;
P isi1t OH Bachelor; Butler Duncan. Of
New York. on Aryona; pr; Thurman,
New c9 Horh sel samSf Essa 81
ran Ran Oh Dixie; Mr.: Harold FRESHMAN, on on
lorna; NJ Leon 'rsSsman on Ghee,hkery;
Frank Randolph. on Hugh.
JBoOcock, Carol Booc1ck; M1s. Julian
Morris, Mrs. Satterield. s !.
Mrs. Allen Potts was the recipient of
cheers and applause from no spectators
In her performance over the big .tIm-
bers" on, Bachelor, Mr.. Woodward, Of
New York, theennone time owner of tho
good work on Norris Iselin's ''Hunls-
man. Mr. Woodward. who is stopping
Mr.. Allen Potts was well up to NVin-
ston's fine going. Nh. Butler Duncan, OF
New York, eyinced his Skill on Arizona.
Dick Donelly has just paid flying visit
to Keswick, bringing. his field and part
ner, Mr.. Peal. Of New York, to look
over the Morris and Iselin, hunters, This
ard Billet both 'Heatlerbloom and ,Ri-
I tie'' "A special drag-,hunt Will be given
or Tuesday to the visitors. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Chisholm Will en-
terrain the whole hunt on Saturday, April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
PROMINENT LAWYER !, !. \ ! /.
WAS FOUND DEAD D J, u
Danville Community Shocked at.
Suddcn3Dcatf 81 l.andon Car


Danville Community Shocked at
III Sudden Death 81 Landon Car
tcr Bcrkclcy-Ft,nc Here.
Especial to Tic ,rltnes-D spatcli5 4S4
'fj5 pANv1LLE, VA, March 2s.---Mf. Lam
don Garter berkeley senior r,ietnhcr CT Ct
the law firm OF Berkeley and Harrison,
was found dead by his wife when she
went to his room .arly this morning.
365 MI 1erkel war comparatively we'll
and on tho street csterdny, although n
little indisposed In the afternoon. Tho
body was still warm when discovered
although HE whs extinct. Death was duo
to heart failure.
MIR Berkeley was born In Wcstmorc-
land county fifty-flvc years ago. His
parents we're tho late Landon Carter
Berkeley and Sarah Ann Campbell. He
4 married Miss Annie Poo Harrison III 1880.
WHO was d daughter OF Captain John r..
1tarrisOn, OF Itetrlco county. 1Ic Is STR
vIycd by his wife and four children. Mr.
Berkeley was recognized as one OF the
nhlest lawyers prnctlcing at the Danvillc
bar, and was universally popular The
news OF his sudden death has cast a
gloom over the entire community. Mr..
Berkeley WAS a lineal descendant OF Gov
efnor Berkeley, OF Virginia, who was
famous IT. the old colonial days. IS Hs5
n His eldest son Harry Berkeley. q prom
aaang young law student ut the University
OF VlrglnIn,Snnd his daughter, Miss Annie
G. Berkeley who is visiting at Belle
,few have been tclegrnphed for.ali other
two children are quite small The funeral
will be held In Richmond tomorrow nf-i
ternoon after the arrival ofthe afternoon
+ train on the Southern.
Mr.. james B. Harrison, the law part
ser OF Mr.. Berkeley, wis In Richmond,
II the midst Of an argument In q case be-
Is tore the Supreme Court whom a Times
Dispatch representative gave him the
a 1rst intimutio he had received Of his
partners sudden death. ~
Mr.. Harrison was greatly agitated. at
most stunned when he announced to the
fourt the sad news no had just received.
I4 submitted his case without further
argument. II n few moments he received
kilograms confirming the startling news,
and at once prepared TO hurry to Dan
Vile Mr.. Harrison left on the II: 30 train,
expecting to return here to-day with the,
remains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
DEATHS.

i II : e ~.
I3ARGANf!N .-Died. March esth. at Il
O'Clock a. M. at her residence, 20l E,
Cary Street, MIS-. MARY J. i5A X a.
ciGhty-s year or her age. e
The funeral will take place from the
Second Baptist Church on EDNGS-
( DAY, March 30th. at $3.50 o'clock =, NJ
TIaAYsIl5R.-En Into rest. Mt his
residence No. 206}a Reservoir Street, at
z o'clock Monday morning. LEWIS !,
IA sleep IN Jesus. =
Funeral from st. Marks Episcopal
Church. First and Clay. THIS Cruesday
AFTERNOON, March 29th, at o'clock,
G1BsoN.-Dled. Sunday at II a. NJ. Mr..
PHILIP GIBSON. at his home, IL N,
Laurel Street, this city, aged seventy
Funeral from late residence THIS
Il MORNING at II o'clock. lnterment In
Hollywood. No flowers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Samuel McCorkle.

~ T-f (Epcclhl to The TInes. Dispatcll) 7T7
!. VA. March 2s.---Tho re.
mains Of tho late MIR. Samuel NJ. Me-
Corlle, a former resident Of this city.
who died In Portsmouth, aged slxty-nlne,
were brought to Lynchburg yesterday
afternoon and were Inferred IN the Pres
3bytcrian Cemetery. Mr.. McCorkle was a
son OF tho late Captain Samuel McCorkle.
For II number Of years lie was engaged
III the grocery and commission business
here. He served, throughout the Civil
War lie Is survived by the wife y his
third marriage and by two daughters
Mrs. Minerva Hawkins, Of Kansas CITY,
and Miss Rcba Mccopklc, OF Portsmouth
md by one son., Mr.. samuel McCorkle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

.I
BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated May
nth 1900. Of record In the clerk s Office
OF Henrlco' County Court IN D. 2. 1853 B,
page SO. default having been made In the
payment Of the debt thereby secured, and
Being required by the beneticlarq SO to do.
"! sS hg auS9n AR HP8H s sSs Prg 1sot
at o'clock p. NJ, that lot and lard
fronting 40 feet on the north side OF Main
street. between Strawberry and Elm
lel.lines 10 feet 6 inches, more or less, to
: an alley 20 feet Wide, with the buildings
numbered as above thereon.
557 This dwelling ID considered as ono Of
the very lest in the ne!ghborhood and has
a nice vacant lot adjoining. upon which
there could be erected another building;
large shade trees on front, and with all
q most desirable home or property for
investment purposes
s Cash as to expenses of sale. and 1000
with interest from the, 10th day Of May.
1909. balance upon credits OF cle ana two
years for notes secured by deed of trust,
Or all cash, ut the option Of the purchaser.
A. J. CHIIWN1NG, Trustee
N, .B-Whereus the deed requires terms
above mentioned yet we are prepared to
make more liberal terms should It be
desired a. y. CliEWNlNti co,
mar 23-tds Auctioneers.
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Lewis FraySier,


After long illness Policeman Lewis
Fraysier died yesterday morning at his
home. No. 2o61 -3 Reservoir Street. aged
seyenty-three years. Tie funeral will be
from ST. Marks Church at o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. Frays!er was born in New Kent
county. He came to Richmond fifty years
ago He married Miss Winnie Kelley, of
King William county, who survives him
with two daughters. Mrs. Binford and
Mrs. Ripple, both of this city. He also
leaves two sons-George NJ. Fraysier, of
this city, and Thomas Frayser, OF Pitts
| burg. Pa. 5s I'll
He was relative of Thomas G.. Evans,
who for many years. was prominent
lawyer OF this city. About fifty years
ago Mr.. Fraysier was employed ut the
blacksmith shop and carriage factory OF
Thomas G.. Epps, which were located on
the site Of the Cohen Company's store.
Shortly afterwards no worked In the sash
and blind factoryof CAPTAIN J. v. Craw-
ford EIe became member of the Rich
mond police force July L. 1873. He served
under Captains Epps, Hulce and Whitlock.
When the war broke out Mr.. Fraysier
enlisted with the Caskie Rangers and
served during the first year Of the hos
tilities after which he was transferred
to the ordnance department. here. He was
regarded as a faithful and efficient off,
cor and was held In high esteem BY the
members of the force.
Lewis T. Frasier.
Mr.. Lewis T. Frasier died at Z @ clock
yesterday morning ut his residence. No.
oU,b Reservoir Street. He was seventy
three years Of age.
The funeral will take place at 4
O'Clock this afternoon from St. Marks
Episcopal Church. Eli A
Infant Dead.
Olivia Parkhill Elan. the four.months-
old daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, Elnm Of
No. 1881 Dance Street, died Sunday Her
funeral took place from tho home at s
o'clock yesterlay afternoon.
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral of Colonel Robert F. Nor
riss, which took place at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the home Of his
son. C, W, Morrlss, was largely attended.
Four of the carriages which followed the
body to the grave in Hollywood were
filled with members of Pickett Camp.
The funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth Mccall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
M 12oo East Min.
SHOES, HATS, SKIRTS, RUGS RI
BOOKS, BRASS BEDS ! D FUR ! R
hITuRE, &C., &C., Al
AUCTION TO-DAY.

We will sell !, -, A
al 1890, a general line Of Furniture. VIZ:
i Handsome Brass Bed, Walnut Exten-
sion Table Cherry chiffonIers, Wnrdr q b
Racks. Parlor Cabinet, Clocks, Odd Blu
reaus, Beds, Chairs, Rockers, etc.
At ii o'clock We will sell for Transpor,;
tation Company: a Cases Ladies and
Hats, i Case Ladies' Waists and Skirts;
j. Case Rugs. I Case Clothes Ringers,
Case Rubber Tires for Eugsies, Case
\ Lace Curtains, Case Hosiery, 1 Case
Books, 10 Crates OF Churns..%1 Case OF
Sewing Machine OIL, ! Case OF, Salt Bags.
/ School Dcsk.. Step Ladder, ETC., etc
IA TERAIS:4 Cash. Sale positive.
s8isg RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. Fl. Valentine, Auctioneer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
THE CITY S CREDIT
IS HIGHLY H. J |. PRAISED All ]
New York Firm Gives Richmond
Good Name ii Offering
Her Bonds.

Messrs. H. D. Shepard g. Co., the New
York brokers who purchased recently the
entire issue Of 5000, 900 of Richmond city
thirty-four year bonds, have issued q cir cir
cular placing these bonds on the Market,
In which they sound the praises Of Rich.
mond's credit In most complimentary
manner. S5i
After reproducing the official financial
statement OF the city, and adding at the
bottom in bold letters No floating debt"
the following statement of the city prop
crty Is made: 3;s II Is 81 u q 4f55g
THE city owns its $water-works gas
plant, City Hall, alHshouse, market;
houses, school buildings. engine houses
parks, sewer system, etc. a conservative
estimate of values would amount to,
s., coo, COO. /" ID
The firm purchased the bonds at 1927
and interest, and Is offering them at 40.
in amounts Of 500 and upwards.
In another part OF the circular the fol-
lowing appears:
"The city Of Richmond has never de-
faulted. Its bonds are OF the same class
as the bonds Of Baltimore and Philadel-
phia.''$i {$ AZ
The following official h financial state-.
ment OF the city Is given:
|Assessed valuation for h 81, S Sas
| taxation, real estate, ~
4+,560,516; personal. 5
s7.oes, 7o5. ..........., sse, ss4, e2l 90
Bonded debt, January
81. 1901. I. y. \. /. & ,es6,s47. 60
Less sinking fund, city
bonds January 31,.... .tg3
1904 ]. 8. i. 4, III. s. \. Z. .s57s, 795 %
Less sinking fund, cash,
January 81 1904 .a -, % 46t % S3S 246 90
Leaving net debt......5. :. ...s644S,401 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

sPerkinsot, vifs q 1ant,latt u. PotkihAon
twho died Saturday Hi the home OF her
son if1-lhws -. A. 13lenner, took phase
from Leigh Street baptist church. at 8
O. clock yesterday Afternoon. !.
rho funeral Of luther -. Ford, infant
son Of Luther and 15lllo Ford. 8of NO. Is
schurch Street, took place yesterday AFTER
moan. III III & .l "a AZ n IN HI
rho funeral of Mrs. Mary Cottrcll
Palmer who died III tho Virginia H3s-
irital, took place from, Pine Street Bap..
Stist Church Sunday afternoon at e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
+ Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson.
S. 3, Renner.

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, March 2S,-Sam-
8uel B. Renncr, the village blacksmith, Of
Charlottesville. this county, went to his
shop, hale and hearty. this morning and
fell dead shortly after lighting the fire.
He was fifty-seven years old, and is sur
v!yad BY his widow, two sons and three
daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Major r. S. Thomas.

Especial to Tho TImos-D ispntch.)
SUFFOLK. VA, March 2s-Major
Richard Sidney Thomas, Of the Third
battalion, seventy-frst Regiment, died Mt
6 o'clock this afternoon at his home in
Smithfield. Va, aged thirty-threc years.
The remains will DO buried Wednesday
with military honors. Ho leaves a widow,
who wns Miss Eliza southall two chill.
Jdrcn, father, mother brother and sister.
5555s1s,J5 Dr. Tones's Funeral. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
u INV i W. Iaorfo|ks

49,
--T--7T LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. u 81
300 a. Al.-NO ItFoLk. LIN TIED Arrives
Wuverly and suffolk. lgY Sfas AEE iZi
s . zoe a. M.--CHICAGo EXPRESS. BUFFET
Pnrlor Car Petersburg to Al Lynchburg NJ and
Roanoke. Pullman Shoppers Roanoke to Cos
tlunbus Blueteld to Clncinnau also Roanoke
to Knoxville, and Knoxville to r Chat tnnooSa,
and Memphis. aF tl3is1s
1910 p. M.-kOAN Okl EXPRESS for Farma;
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke. 5j VI isS
300 +. M;S-CCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk $50 p. MI Stops only at Peters,
burg. Wayerly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston. providence, New York;
Bn timore and washington. IS 34E3I8
7S5 T. N. For Norfolk end NIL stations enst
of Petersburg. 5%SlFb 81 }ts3Sf "a
o:lO. r. 41i.-sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
pullman sleepors. Kchmond 70, Lynehburg and
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
Trnins arrive from the West y :s5 a. NJ, s:oS
p NJ. and 9;lo p NJ. from Norfolk II 100 A.
NJ. and Z 40 Ef NJ. e. @
" Office No. s3s East Main Street. Ky;
W. y. BENTLL, M &. III. &BOSLEY, eSSj
81 Gen'l. Pass Agt!!t Dist. Pass. Agt. 5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Or. 7ones's Funeral,
-lsneclal "a rho Tlmes-p ispatch.l

. E]SiPoRIA VA March e. 2s;-r lie, fun =
8Jopcs were held yesterday afternoon at;
O'clock from the Methodist Ghu5e a Ms
Murphy, assisted by the pastor OF the
Baptist Church. A large concourse O.
people were present from out Of town
besides members Of the fa rsiGe ana trend
M The remains were carried TO the 1aH!l!
burylng ground. south OF Empora; ane
followed by large escort, including
from Imp oer1 and Vicinity Tonight
memorial service was held at the Memo
dist Church IN honor 81 the deceased. a
which O largo assembly was present.
S. C. GWaltney.
p1sP5uTANA, VA, March u.s. mr.. S,
8 al Gwaltney, a well krown and long resi-
dent of this place, died last Saturday
5eyening from a long spell Of sickness,
from which he was thought to have be se
partially deranged for about three weeks
previous to his death. 3t
His remains were sent to Surry county
lanes T. Hansbrough.
Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
CULPEPlsR, VA, March 2S.--D1r'
Janis r. Hansbrough died at his hom@
iii Culpcper county Wednesday Of a severe
illness Of grip, in his severity sixth year.
He leaves wifetand three sons and one
daughter. He never rallied from the
death OF his son, who preceded him to
tho grave four months be fore. s
He was one of the most highly re-
spccted citizens of Cupeper county
A. M. Allan.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
x sCULPEPER, VA, March 23.-Mr. ABB
&ner.A Allan died here this evening, after
a lingering illness of some months Mr.
Allan was an old resident OF Culpeper
being In the seventy-ffth year Of his
age. He was at the time Of his death
one OF the councilmen for. Culpeper} and
prominent Mason.
e He will be buried tomorrow afternoon
Ir, the Masonic Cemetery at this place.
Mrs.#J. F.. Chocklett.
Especial to The Times. Dispa tch) @
ROANOKE. VA, March 23-Mrs. Flos.
sic Chocklett. wife of Mr.. F. Chocklett
a native OF Bedford. died last night from
consumption, aged twenty-six years. She
Is survived by her husband and three
young children.
Miss Margaret Wilson.
(special to The Times Dlspatc
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, March 2S.-Afs!
Margaret Wilson died at an early hour
this morning at tho residence OF her rela'
tive, Mr.. E. F. Price, on North Columbus
Street. Miss Wilson was daughter OF
the late Captain Woodberry Wilson, q
we'll known sea captain of this city; ant
was eighty-seven years old.
Miss Wilson was engaged In teaching
school in this city many years before the
Inauguration of the public school system
in Alexandria,
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
4 LEEsBURG, VA, March 2s.-Mrs
Elizabeth Hutchinson, wife of Joseph
Hutchinson. Of Clark,s Gap. died Sunday
morning. aged seventy-five years. She is
survived by her husband and SIX chill
ldren 1nterment takes place at Middle
burg to- morrow 1t clock, Rev. Franz
lStrother Of the Methodist Church. Off.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
Every Item a Daily kt.9s 's'lt
RIDICULOUS PRICE.

Whole sweet Pickles, quart. .s....... 100
Large irlsh Potatoes, peck...,...s....a0 DOC
4 Cans Salmon for ......t.t.,........25 $50
Best American arai,ulated Sugar, A IL.r-l
pound III. ..........F ........... T/2S
Large bottles ANN r,la................5 SC
s pounda California Peaohcs for. ~. .25cs
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee, lb.,.........1tc
lion Coffee, pound .................11
Mountain Roll Butter. Observation-Disclosures
Small California Hams, pound. ........9 go
2 bounds New Hot11it,y and orlts for. so.
6 lbs White A sugar for... ESQ
small White Beans, quart. .............8t 81.
Flake Hotnlny, pound j....,...,.........4c 80
BEST city Meal, per peck.....,.. ~ =
quart 'Maso, Jars Vanilla syrup.....1oo
Best Cream Cheese. pound ...........1en
Canned Tomatoes, large cans. ........7o
New Clipped Herrngs,i3 dozen for.. ESQ.
Good lard, pound. ...... ...,... &c.
Quart Jars Home. Made Sweet Pick.
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER ola Brands Whlskey, bottle .75c.
3.Ib Jars Home. Made Preserves ..... sc.
Blackberry OF Catawba Wine, quart 12o.
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, lbs. .41ac
Salt Port pers pound................... 70
smlthfeIo Hams, unds.............15 100
Hacklng and Scrub Brushes...... $50
8 bars Octagon Shaped Soap tore. 25o.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound...... 25o.
New Virginia Buokwheat, lbs. for. ESQ.,
Fresh Bologna Sausage, d.........Ic
Clothes Pins, dozen ....................lc
Prepared Buekwheat, In 2.lb pack
ages ........ ............ - 1890. {. =. IVY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
By A, j. Chewing company
- Real Estate AuutioneerS.

- HAT ATTRACTIVE AND sUBsTAN-
i 7TIAL BRICK DWELLING NO. 230S
WEST MAIN STREET, WITH VACANT
LOT ADJOINING.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29

aS evil sell a public; auction for. Messrs.
Ward &: Company the entire stock Of fine
furniture ut No. 1903 East Main Street.
IL HIS TUESDAY. MARCH 2oTT.
and continuing daily at 1890 A. NJ, and
3. p. NJ. until ell tof the 5000 stock - ~
This store had the reputation. OF carry
ing one OF the finest stocks Of furniture
in the city,, all Of which will positively
be- sold at the highest bid.
& We mention specially, handsome .Chainber5
Suits in Polished Chartered Oak, Solid Niahog.
any and Curlcd Walnut, Walnut and CHARTERED
Oak Wardrobcs handsome Parlor suits IN
Dalnasls, silk Brocatellc. Verona and Plush
Parlor Writing Desks and Com ration Desks
and bookcases in Mahogany and Quartered OAK !;
Genuine Leather Gouches. Easy. Chairs anu
Rockers, Library Tables, handsome MahognnyI
and Oak Centre Tables and Pedestals, hand
some Parlor Rockers and Norris Chairs. Mas.
sive Dining Tables In Walnut and Oak. hand.
some Mahogany Quartered Oak and walnut ny
SQUARE Front CHARTERED Oak and Mahogany
Fiat.Top and Standing Office Desks, Office Re-
yolving Chairs, Dining Room and Bed Room
Chairs Enaneled Iron Beds. Chlldren's iron
Beds Folding ~ Beds. Kitchen Cupboardss
etc., etc a5 5l gG E SSH 885 az it Il;
This Is tho best opportunity ever offered In
Richmond to secure the highest grade OF fine
furniture at auction. Sales positive. go iG55
E9 TERM rs: Cash. Ladies Invited. III
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.. s5iSf
mar 26-3t lAuctioneers.5