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^_THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. DECEMBER 19.' 1897.' 8 ...
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Give Something useful.
If you would have a jcentienian appreciate your Xmas offering, let it be
|fl the line of wearing apparel. We can help you not only in your selection
but can make your dollars go further than in env store hereabouts!
W hat s more, if the article purchased is not entir\y satisfactory we're
ready to exchange it at any time or refund the price pS*d.
Gloves.
Kxira Quality Dog
,, iflghaKM,
98c.
Fleeco-linod frith or
u.t fur-tup,
98c.
Hosiery.
Lisio Thread Shades
of Tan,
19c.
F.xtra Morino, fancy
stripes,
.24c.
Handkerchiefs.
Silk Initial Japan
ette, full si/.e,
15c.
Extra quality silk, all
initials,
-29c.
Hen's Suits.
XIJ?i week ?re offer onr $12,
I1S.60. and $13 Suits at
$8.90,
in handsome Bine and Black
Worst o Is and ?Scotch Cheviots?
frock or sack.
Neckwear.
Handsomely BoxedClnb Ties,
r?ows, Puffs, Ascots, and
T.vks,
24-c .,4.8c.. 75c.
Children's Suits,
9 i
S".eci;.l prices for this week.
Suspenden.
Handsome Silk em?
broidered, all colors,
98c.
Watered Silk, non
elastio,
$1.25.
Men's Overcoats.
$12 Strapped Seam Covert Top Coats, satin sleeve and
piping. 1 his week
$7.25.
$1.150 Blue and Black English Kersey Overcoats, extra
quality. This week
S8.90.
Shoes.
Patent Emanuol Double Solo,
$3.50 grade. This week,
$2.10.
Extra Quality Tan, Willow
Calf, $3.50 grade. This week,
$2.10.
Children's Reefers,
Special prices for this week.
Umbrellas.
Corella Silk, imported han?
dles, silver-mounted,
$1-69.
Pure Silk Tafletta, Prince-of
Walos handles, silver-mounted,
$2.48;
Children's Overcoats.
Special prices for this week.
j JACOBS & LEVY, 707 EAST BUD STREET.
Christmas Greeting.
" "
The time has come. Xmas and the holidays are right before us. Now is the time to buy if
ever you want to do so, and we have cut prices so that no one can help from buying if ever he
steps into our store and sees the prices. Owing to the short time we have to remain in this build
- we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS so as to make a clean sweep and start with a fresh stock
i i our new store.
SOc. O IM THE. DOLLAR is our cry, and wo don't intend to go back on it until
everything is sold. Take advantage of this sale?you won't regret it.
XMAS GIFT PRICES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
(iVKKCOATS.
Men's Blue Beaver Overcoat?, In
?11 sizes, made up with good mate
rifj and large velvet collar. These
o -ata -we fold for $8.50. * _ ^?
Our Removal Prie?.?PJ.AU
OVEItCOATS.
He*" y Weight Beaver Touts, ex
tr? lonii. mad.? up with good Ital?
ian cloth and larga velvet collar.
We linve all sizes, of them. We sold
Stl for MLB?). C . mmm
Oui Kemoval Price. P4,*?^
OVEKCOATS.
If yon want a fine Xmas present
way of Overcoats Wg have
line Black and Blue
d light colors, lined with
I quality of Skinner's satin
und with large silk velvet collar.
Those toHfor$2& <>,. rrk
Our Removal Brice.4>???5U
-I ITS.
Men's fine quality clay worsteds
gl ? fancy cac-s? meres, cut in the
'itf?t style, in single- and
br.-n?ted ?acks and cutawuy
They are made up with
b backs and with piping. We
mitafor$18.W. *~ -_
Ueiuuval Price.?Py*-*5
SUITS.
MenVHeavy-Welght Suits, in all
size, and in assorted colors of pla??s
and stripe?, moot up well. We sold
these suits tor $7. <*?^ . o
Our Removal Price.4-?3-4?
SI ITS.
M ?mi's Suits, in assorted colors of
rn??imeres and cheviots, in all sizes.
cut in single-and double-breasted
Mats. Then? goods are made and
trimmed well. We sold them for
$10.50. Cc -*r
Our Removal Price.?P5 *-* ;>
PANTS.
All-Wool Pants, in assorted colors,
of neat hair lines and checks,
made up well. We sell them for
( mir Removal Prloe.?P-I.QO
BOYS? SUITS.
Bovs' Knee Pants Suits, In sizes
from" 0 to 14, all wool. They are
made and trimmed well. We sold
them for $160. g?
Our Removal Prioe.$*'?d
SHI UTS.
Men'?, Shirts, with fancy bosoms
and white backs, assorted colors of
plaid? and stripes. We sold them
for 75e. -,fir
Our Removal Price.?5ow*
S1IIKTS.
Men's Fine Shirts, with Garner's
pert-ale bosoms and good quality
white backs, in the very latest styles
of bosoms. They are popular
brands and are stamped to bo sold
for$l.
Our Removal Price.&A\,?
UXDEKWEAIt.
Men's Heavy Fleece-Lined Shirts
and Drawers, in assorted colors.
They are regular $1 values. . Qr
Our Removal Price.J\OC
UNUKItWEAR.
Heavy - Weight Derby - Ribbed
Shirts and Brauers, in all sizes, in
natural wool and good qua?
lity. We sell them for.
COLLARS.
5 p!y 2,100 Linen Collars. This Is
the last week we sell them. Come
and get your pick of them at the
me old price 'only thr;-e to a
customer).2C.
IfANDKEItCHIEFS.
Men's Hem-stitched Linen Hand?
kerchiefs, in large sizes, with neat
olored borders. They are 10c.
values at (only three
to a customer)...
38c
I ney are me. a
3c. each. I
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
1423 East
Main Street.
J
.-, .a si.MIMMMM M IM M I HI It ft ft.\
THE E. B. TAYLOR COMPANY,;
East Hain Street and 9 East Broad Street. I
-sMMim?m kM*ik lt., HB?H ?>,? *?>_tM
It embraeea ?o-rything that en?. ???; tuougi.t - *
: BOTIILOWANDH?AH ?1*ADK ?. ODs ^ I
All purchases made now, if desired, win ue ?a
time wanted. , . -.-, ??xn -*
Goods carefully packed, and dapped to ?? ? ?*?
DINNER-, TEA-, AND TOILET-SETS. -
T? iivL. ?,?v1s of anv house in the city, comprising ?ill the
.- We carry the largest Un?*?%?V ? Zd at prices within the'reach of all. *
: Newest Decorations and *??_^P?????_ Brothers & Heakin's English Porce- X
rial attention is called to our Johnson ^ of Havj|and
; Lunes for . low ?^^ ! ? Holiday 1'resents: J
* & Co.'s, at very low prices. A ragg ^.^ ^ ^ ^^ hlocka? ?*
? ir-yx Table?,
B inqnet Lamp?,
; Banquet Globes,
Mi-tairiacq?es, hand painted;
: 1 rained Pictures, solid metal, finest hand
I< lintingi ;
Wetlgt wood China,
K"al Dresden China,
[-j Silver Novelties,
t Silver-Plated Novelties,
; ( irpei Sweepers,
( SoBhb and Biub? Sets,
I Cut Glass,
X Japaneso Bronzes,
B. ?and 1?. Bronzes,
Pottery Ornaments, .. .
Mirror, Triplicate Stands, hand and toilet,
Ceal Vases,
Fire Sets,
Carvers and Forks,
Bread or Cake Boxes,
China S?alad Dishes,
Chocolate Pots,
Bagan and Creams,
Fish and Game Bets,
Chop Sets.
Chafing Dishes,
5 o'Cloek Tea Kettles,
Umbrella Stands,
Jardinieres,
library Lamps, Hall Lamps,
.. 1 i_ _ -?
. J:^??X^^^=- tr?, which 5 .PP-oprU* for Wed- i
J ^fWt-Mx^Vtma^ in metal and genuine .gate-nickel iron, embrace .11 thing.!
; that are useful to housekeepers. 2
,.?.iUiiMHttttt HMIHIIMMiMMMHMtlMM
[ME TOKEN SERVICE
Ti.r.n-f? ?iTiof of O.tcs?al i-?ter
ISST AT n \ MIOLPH-STREET.
.APIO GROWTH OP THE CHURCH.
?nly six Year? OK, Bat ex Stress
aa? ?leir-iT nnn.i-H-r. Mr. Jolly
SB? III? Work-Other Chrlatmaa
Obii-rnnrti,
Th? ??nrlce? at Randolph-Street Bap?
tist church on the 26th promises to be ot
mor? thaa ordinary Interest to tha con?
gregation and its friends. It Is not cus?
tomary for Baptist churches to have any
|h!ng more than usual preaching at
Christmas, even when this anniversary
falla on Sunday; but this energetlo littl?
church proposes this jear to depart from
Baptist usage and make the 26th a Sun?
day long: to be remembered In IU his?
tory.
This church la not yet alx yeara old,
having been organized on the 8th cf
February, 1S32. It was the outgrowth of
a tent meeting held by the Baptist CTty
Missionary Society In tha field Just in
front of Marshall reservoir. At th? or?
ganization of the church (which waa In
a room on Jacquelln atreet about 10x13
feet), there "were forty-seven namea ?n
rolled. On the 1st of September of th?
?ame year Rev. W? T. Jolly, of Ashland,
Ky., took charge aa pastor, ?nd under
his zealous leadership, devoted and
faithful -work, and consecrated life, th?
growth of the church has been almost
phenomenal. Th? present nous? of wor?
ship (corner of Randolph and Bererly
?treets) has been erected, an addition,
made to the lnfant-clas-a room, a nice
Iron railing placed around the larga lot,
and other improvements of a permanent
character added to the premises The
membership at this time Is 166. One
of the deacons, In speaking of the growth
of the church, used this Scrlptur? quo?
tation: "The Lord hath done ?great
things for us, whereof we are glad."
A LOT! TOKEN'.
Viewing th-*;--? facts a? an approral of
the Most High? tha church haa decided
to make this Christmas one of Joy and
thankfulness. The following Is a copy
of an envelope which the officers of the
church have gotten up, with the view of
a thank-offering for tha many blessings
which have been bestowed upon them as
an organization during past years:
A LOVES TOKEN.
From .
CHRISTMAS, 1S9-.
"It Is more blessed to glv? thaa to
re-celve."
Accompanylng the "lova token'' en?
velope la a circular from the deacons,
which begins In this way:
"It is with pardonable pride we nota
that the progress of our church the past
year, under God, has been of a v?ry
satisfactory character. For tha first time
in our history we have contribute?! to all
the. boards of tho General Association.
our members work in harmony and love,
and we humbly trust that ere long th?
windows of Heaven will be openM and
we shall have a glorious 'refreshing from
the presence of the Lord.' "
RALLY OF THE MEMBERS.
As stated In the beginning, It Is the pur?
pose of the church to have a rally of
it?) members on the date given, wh<-n the
"love tokens" will be opened. Th? pas?
tor will preach a sermon appropriate to
th-? occasion, and the einging will be of
an exceptionally good order. The repu?
tation of the choir Is well known, and
as they have been rehear?lng for the
occasion, we think we can -safely ?ay
-that all who enjoy good muslo will be
v rewarded by attending aenices at
EUrtdoh-h-Stn-et church on the 2?th. The
choir Is under tha direction of Mr. T.
Julsun Bethel, the organist, and Is coi>
stltuted as follows: Soprani?Mlssea Levie
Martin. Minnie Bethel. Nellie -Cary,
Katie Burnett, nnd Linda Toleri Alti?
Iflaaaa Bla Charter, A. C. Martin, M.
Rana -Baal, nnd Mrs. M. Johnson; Tenorl?
G <*. Smith, Howard lies Up, EL
\V. Gardner, and B. E. Lawrence; Bassl?
Messrs. W. R. Ii.ubir.sean, G. L. Dlckerson,
F. II. Bl?raon, and W. B. FIgg.
Annual Celebration at St. John.'?.
St. John's Protestant Episcopal church
will have the annual celebration of the
home school and the three missions?Cal?
vary, Weddell, and Goo.1 Shepherd?in
the church on Sunday, December 2Gth,
at 3 o'clock P. M. John F. Mayer, super?
intendant Horn? school ; B. F. Howard,
of Calvary; James T. Estes, of Wedtlell
Memorial, and W. P. Gretter, of the Good
Shephard. Each of the above schools
will have an unnual celebration?Home
school, Monday night, December 27th, In
frame r. hool-house; Calvary Mission, at
Masons' Hall, Wednesday, December 23th;
V.'e el,i-:i-M?-morIal, Thursday, the 3'Hh,
and the <'uoej .-"hephard, Friday, the 31st
of December.
CU.VARY MISSION.
Calvary Mls?!un Sunday school will hold
Its eight " nth annual celebration at
Masons' H.ill, on Franklin ?treet, be?
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth ?tr?ets
December 2Mh, at ( o'clock P. M., con?
sisting of einging, recitations, and an ad
dress, after which they will march to ti
banquet hall and partake of tha good
things prepared for them. Any one
Ing to contribute, either money or pro?
visions, to this worthy object, can do
?o by Bending word to Major B. F. How?
ard, who will call for them.
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CURES QUICKLY AM) SAFELY.
The Pyramid Pile Core ?Tare? th?
Moat Aaicra.atea Case? of Piles
??ill? Absolute Safety.
Pyramid Pile Cure will cure the most
aggravated case of hemorrhoids In an as?
tonishingly short time. It relieves the
congested part?, reduce? th? tumora In?
stantly, no matter how large, allays the
Inflammation, and stops the aching or
itching at once.
Thousands who had resorted to expen?
sive surgical treatment hav? been cured
by th? Pyramid Pile Curs?la a number
of Instance? persona whs hav? spent
months la a hospital under a pile spe?
cialist.
It la a remedy that non? need fear to
apply, even to the most aggravated, swol?
len, and Inflamed hemorrhage tumors.
If you are afflicted with this stubborn
disease, you can master it, and master it
quickly.
Thla remedy is no longer an experiment,
but a medical certainty.
Druggists ?ell at GO c?nt? per box. It is
becoming the most popular pile cure this
country haa ever known, and druggists
everywhere are ordering it for their cus?
tomers.
For book on cause and cura of pile?,
address Pyramid Company, Marsaall,
Mich., (formerly of Albion, Mich.)
rHE BEST
GROCERY STORE.
Have you noticed that people who buy their Groceries and Table Delicacies of us are al
vays satisfied and invariably come back again ? They are satisfied because they get no old,
nusty, or unpalatable goods that are unfit for eating, but the best and most wholesome.
EVERYTHING NEW IN THE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERY LINE.
taisins.
varg? Musci'al? .He. pound.
ixtra Lexg? Muscatele .10c. pound.
^ondon Layer Raisins .lOc. pound.
leaded Raisins, extra large... l.'to. pound.
mported Cluster Raisins .20c. pound.
?uarter-box Imported Raisins_|1 box.
/alenda? Raisins .ino. pound.
<*ancy CaL Clust?r Ralslna...i8o, pound.
Eitron.
?"ancy Citron .ttte. pound.
ryatalllxed Citron .18c. pound.
;*ry?talllz??'l Orange peel ....18c pound.
>ystalliaed I.emon Peel .15c. pound.
Shelled Almonds.
?Almond? ?shelled) .SBe. pound.
Valencia (shelled) .SOo. pound.
Ionian (shelled) .45o, pound.
Nuts.
New Mixed Nuts .?Oa, potan?-.
f/untry Mixed Nut? .?....l5o? po?ind.
?toft-Shelled Almonds ?.20c. pound.
Extra littrge Pec*ans .** Mr3? Pound.
Extra Fine Walnuta .1???. pound.
Candies.
Strictly Pure Plain Candy.Be. pouna.
French ?Z?andy .Se. pound.
Fin? French Candy .15o. pound.
Ginger Clilp .85c. box.
l-pound-box Fancy Bonbon?.15o. box.
1-pound-box Extra Fancy Bonbon?,
-?> tx?x.
i-po-ind-box Extra Fancy Bonbons,
II Son.
Mince Meat.
Atmour*? Rest .12 l-Se. pound.
6-pound Jars Fancy .7Bo. Jar.
Figs,
Fi-cs la 1-, g-, aad llV-peunfl boxta, chelee
and fancy.
The Wines
You Serve at Dinner
rreate as distinct ?n Impression among
your guest? as your silver, your linen, or
your cut-glass.
Exactly the right kinds and brand? are
here. There's safety and satisfaction in
purchasing from us.
A Few Desirable
Christmas Presents.
Ban-el Hundley'a Gilt-Eds? Flour.
Kmithfield Ham*,
-pound box Fancy Bonbons.
Bucket Extra Fancy N. C. Ree Her?
rings.
4-pound Plum Pudding.
On? doren can? California Peaches.
Bottle Cherries In Maraschino.
Bottle Extra-Large Queen OUvea.
Jar Brandy Peaches.
Jar O, & D. Fancy Preserve..
Edam Cheese.
Bottle Club Cocktails,
1-pound box Figs.
3 pounds Hundley'a Cream Java Coffee.
Bottle Cr?m? de Menthe.
Bottl? Maraschino.
Bottle Hennessy Brandy.
Bottle Ramssy Scotch.
Bottle Old Madeira.
Gallon Old Calvert Rye
Catawba Wine,
40c. Gallon.
It Is a good Wine, ?nd will make dell
clous Jolly.
Good California Sherry,
75c. Gallon.
Fine Rye Whiskey, S2.
It Is s Hlgh-Orade Whiskey, and supe?
rlor to any Whiskey ?old at that pries
on the market.
Old Rye Whiskey,
$2.25 Bull?n*
It Is a Straight Rye. S yeara ?11; guar?
anteed to b? absolutely pure, and free
from aay adulteration. Good as any ?
or t3.eo-only dlfforeno? Is thst th? dis?
tiller don't ?r?end any money to adrer
tlse the brand.
Bob White Rye, S3 Gallon.
A High-Grade, Blended Rye Whiskey.
which we have made to our order. Pre?
from fu?el-oll and any artificial flavor or
adulterant.
Madeira Wine, S3 Gallon.
It Is a Strictly Puro Madeira Wine, ana
highly recommended as a Medicinal ana
Tabla Wine?
Old Clemmer Virginia
Whiskey, S3 Gallon.
It's th? Old Clemmer Mountain Whla
key, and GUARANTEED 5 YEAR* 0H\
JAMAICA RUM.
NEW EN ?JUAN D RUM.
OLD APPLE BRANDY.
FRENCH BRANDT.
SCOTCH WHISK ST.
A tin.? line of IMI*0-RTTCT> TABLB,
BHERRIE?, from 12 to IS per gallon.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
inPORTER AND RETAILER OF
High-Class Groceries, Fine Whiskeys and Wines,
'Phone 3S0. 52S East Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
BERNARD A. GAINES, Manager. PROMPT DELIVERY.
The Lowest-Priced Liquor Store in the South.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL PRICES
riURPHY'S
New 'Phone 459.
BY
UP=TO-DATE FAMILY
LIQUOR STORE.
202 EAST BROAD STREET. ' Old 'Phone 724.
Richmond, Va.
JUGS AND DEMIJOHNS AT COST PRICE
No. 1 CATAWBA WINE, PER
GALLON . S*4
No. 1 BLACKBERRY WINE, PER
GALLON . 4?
MOXONGAHELA W.H I9KDT,
PER QUART, 25c; OR PER
GALLON . 1 00
No. 2 Pure Catawba Wine, per gal?
lon. 48
No. 3 F1n??st ?Catawba Win? mad?,
per gallon.*.. 18
Rye and
RYE WHISKEY, fair, p?r gallon..fl M |
Rye Whiskey, good, per gallon .. 1 ?."?
Rye Whiskey, extra good, per gal?
lon . 1 H
POPULAR BRANDS, STANDARD
QUALITIES, AND LOWEST PRICES.
No. 2 Blackberry Wine, extra, per
gallon . F
No. 3 Blackberry Wine, extra, 4
years old, per gallon . F
No. 1 ?Sherry and Port?a good arti?
cle??per gallon . Ti
No. 2 Sherry and Port (these ars
fine wine:?), per gallon . 1 4*
No. 3 Very old Imported Sherry
and Port, p?:r gallon . 100
No. 3 Fiv?--Y?ar-0!d Bcuppernong
Wines (elegant), per gallon. 1 ?7
Bourbon WZhlskey?
Flve-Year-Old Rye, th? leader of
them all. 2 00
Fine Old Rye, Murphy's private
Stock, pat gallon . 9 60
Rye or Bourbon "Mellwood," t
years old. etraight . O OO
1 73
CLARET, CALIFORNIA TABLB
WINE, REGULAR PRICE PEU
GALLON, II; ?t YEARS OLD,
GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
PURE, PER GALLON .
New England Rum, extra line, per
gallon .
Jamaica Rum, 7 yeara old, per gal?
lon .
Apple Brandy, per gallon ..|l 50 to
Corn Whiskey, per gallon?..)1 40 te
In Bulk.
Montlcello, Spring 1888, the Finest
11.25 per quart, or per gallon.... 4
AUK) SPECIAL ?CHRISTTMAS PRICES4
FOR WILSON. GIBSON. MT. VER
NON. AND ?*n~.IMER, AND (VTHErt
CKI.EBRATED BRANDS IN STOCK.
no
.*.?>
NO
Special Christmas cut for 600 bottles of Keystone, Guckenheimer, and James E. Pepper Whiskey?
per quart bottle, 50c.
Special Christmas Cut for 260 Bet- Speoiei Christmas (Tut for 2? bottles 1 Special Christmas Cut for Ft bottles
ties Rhine Wine at .24c. | Rhine Wins, Imported No. 2.40c. I Rhine Wine, Imported No. 3.OO?.
Special Christmas cut for 25 cases of Best American Champagne, por bottle, 65c.
Special Christmas cuts on all of the following brands of cased poods, which I carry in stock and ia
the largest and most complete assortment in the South :
Old Oscar Pepper, I.ewls '?6, U% V?r- | Brandy, Lithauer Stomach Bitter?,
Orange Bitters. Selgert'3 and Abbott's Bit?
ten, Creme de M?nths, Creme de Roue,
Creme de Caco, CTsme de Vanille, Creme
d Curraco, Benedictine, Chartruse, Annl*
sette, Kummell. Vermouth, Absinthe,
Maraschino, London Porter and Ale, Do
Fancy Decanters, with full quart of Fine Liquors and Wines, from 39o. to $1.29.
velties in Fancv Articles for the holidays.
Flasks, representing Dye-Op?*n?r?, Tel- i Clama. Oy?ters. D?er Horns, Bunch I Actors and Actress??, Screw Tepe, eta?
low Kids, Irish Potatoes, Scollops, Large I Cigars, Klondike, Ear Corn. Ladies' Head. I Miniature bottles of all kind? of Cordials,
Cigars sold by tho box at wholesale prices and put up in 12, 25, 50, and 100 in a box. Send in your
orders to the greatest headquarters for Christmas Goods. Orders filled promptly and shipped anywhere
in the South. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
P. T. MURPHY, 202 East Broad St., Richmond, Va?
non. Old Private Stock, Maryland Pride,
Green Seal. ?Cabinet, Glbaon, Gold Stand?
ard, Canadian, Runnymede, United States
Bottling, Mountain Corn Wh!sk??y. Old
Apple Jack, Old Port, Old Sherry, Old
Tom Gin, Old Holland Gin, French
mestlo Ale and Porter, Imported Cham*
pagti? and other Wines, Bright Red Cher?
ries and other fruits In Maraschino, St.
Julien, Medoc, St. Emlllon, and otheS
Clarets; Quinine Whiskey (nrote?*ted hyj
United States ?Government), for cold and!
malaria; Phosphate Kin, for kidney and
other troubles.
All kinds of No-?
Guns!
Rifles!
Ammunition!
Bicycles!
T. W. Tignor's Sons,
1312 EAST MAIN STREET AND 1710 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, V?.
{da ie-8-j.Wa-.F3ai)
MIAU H??.
THE 1&S7 GRAND RAPID WILL DO
It. Buy no fireplace heater that la not
guaranteed to give a uniform heat of 70
degree? In the parlor In th* coldest wea?
ther. For ?ale by J. E. ROSE A CO.. 1510
ast Main. Richmond. Va. da 1-lm?
Ordera for printing Bent to tho Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and tha style of work and orle?? wiU
be aura to please you.
PAINTS.
LBW1S*8 PURE LEAD. 3
LBTWISra PURE LINSEED-orU j
and ail material for painting. Only the 1 I
best quality kept in stock. Write for I I
quotation-*. PURCKLL. LADD A CO . 1
ap 90 Wholesale Druggists <
BOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
KXRcurEuarnii dlspatcu i'RI>t.
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.audaniim. ele.. OM.Y l-fcRtVECT lI<WHm
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A1.NL1.*???. rtllAL HOTTIK VBEM.
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