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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1898.
f ?'le.
of $2.
Evening receptions with instrumental music until 10 o'clock every night
unto Christmas.
The Whole el Santa Claus's Orders
MIGHT BE FILED AND FILLED HERE.
Th,1 is .).<> lUfai Of the store's condition to-day. DfMSNSE FLOORS AND FI.OOKS
mncDWITH HOLIDATSTOCKS. [riLmensebusinesstraaaactionaoatflCohen shayalmost
,,,.., .uivi vearaffo This satisfactory result resta peacefully between
W i^ OF SERVICE, EAOUfSSsi OF LOW
S and the ?rowth of the stow itoell Naturally, by reason of economy and the possi
i ! Vif th.. vuriA of btav for the neater ?Richmond retail business belongs to
bihty of it, the right otway Ior^)io^ ]umvA gIowth .adhoneel trading harmonise with all the
gOO?l there is in storekrrpiiig.
THERE ARE ALrtOST GIFTS TO-DAY WHERE:
I OWEST PRICES REACHED HERETOFORE.
WE MUST SELL THE STOCKS
HARDWOOD VARNISHED EXPRESS WAGONS, 24 inches long,26e.,instead q
Hardw?pd Basel Blackboard? the. $1.60 one?, for 76o?
26 sets Sheffield Steel Caning Bets, 89c, instead of $2.25.
|6 76 Quadrnple-Plated silver Tea Beta, 5 pieces, for $8.46 i let
?Genuine ?Qnt-ulasi ?Decanters, $1.25, instead of $2.90.
is imlus ?Sigh Fine Decorated Bohemian Glass Vases f<>r 7i>e.
200 DOLLS, 27 inches lon$, kid body, dosing eyes, Cor 90a, instead o?
Hardwood 'L'en l'ins, instead ?>t Si. ^^-^-^-_
FlM'sri.lM<Hii:sS()i;VKMK( I'l'SANDSACCKIlS, ,?,,st to $1.60, for 26c. Choi
HANDSOMEST $5 BANQUET LAHPS, with globe complete, for $2.75.
Vases, Copenhagen and others, were op to |2.2?5, for 85o.
The Bteel Saw and Horse Toy for5c.
HUNDREDS OF HOLIDAY OIFTS that were 20 to 89c., are 15c;%others thai were 10 to
15c, aio oc. S?he Boxes, (%amelion tops, for 8c., instea.l of 10c
I aiu-y Baskets of Perfume, l?c, insten oi 25c
60c -Collar and Cufl ?Boxes for 25c.
STERLING SILVER Powdar Boxes, ?coal usually 60e.,%for 19c.; ?Frog Brooches 19c, in
BlCad4-i to'50c. FINEST BLACK OR COLORED POCKET-BOOKS for 25c
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS? tin?* sheer hemstitched, embroidered, always 10 to lStyc, for
Dc. each; Men's best 12** H< mstit? hed ilandkeivhnfs for Cje
uucu ' ?y s 60c. Heinstitclu-il Silk Handkerchiefs for 2.*e. each.
FUR SCARFS?20 sample Scarfs and Stoles, cost $6,60 to $9, for $4.75.
S.'i Canada .Marten Clnster Scarf's lor $1.98.
$20 Stone Martin Scurf.- for $1 L90.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH POETS, in handsome padded leather binding, for o:.c, in?
,-i.;,? Books, holiday bindings, i,rilt top, choices! writers, including poets, for ?12c
I ?-ii".' ?Board ?Back Picture and Story Books, best He ones, 3 for 10c
>i 40 ?Leather Bonnd Teachers' Bibles for75c
HEN'S TAFFETA SILK UMBRELLAS-~the best $2.? ones for $1.49,
Ladies' $1.76 ?uns. fancy trimmed handles, for .??c
$4.60 Silver and ?Dresden Deposit Umbrellas for $2.95,
EYF-GLASSES, fitted by a scientific oculist, with a warrant, for one half usual cost.
$6 FANCY LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS for $8.50 s -et ; 50c. Show Towels for ?38c
85c linen Hemstitched Carving < lotlis for si.ic.
LARGE APRONS, WhitS lawn, with wide insertion, for 25c.
FANCY PETTICOATS, ?knitted of wool, for Mc.
$1 O RADE KID U LOVES, Foster fastening, for 54c. a pair.
Tlie liest $1.25 K'nl Glove in America, all sizes and colors, for $1 a pair.
MEN'S SMOKING JACKETS, $2.60 t.. $12.50i all colors. .Men's White Dress Shirts for 75c
BLACK DUCHESS SATIN. -JT inches wide, strictly pure silk, and usual cost $2.25,lor ?L..?.
$1 Black Rustling Taffeta for ?60c.
$] 25 $1.19 ?and $1 fancy this ?season's Novelty Taffetas for G*>c.
FIN ?ST SILK VELOUR LADIES' CAPES that cost $16.60, for ?58.75 each.
s:, Ladies' Camel's Hair skirts for $1.69.
Best $5 Ladies' Black Jackets, newest and best tailored, for 52.50; $14 to $17.50 one? * $6L75.
\11 $21 and $22.50I?adies' Dreases for 112.50,
FINEST 85c. SILK AND WOOL BENGALINE, all colors, for 2'Jc.ayard.
Wool H-omespim, 25c ?Dress Goods, for 10c
II \c\\ ?14-inch 88?c Dress Goodsibr 89c
S2.7S RENNA?SSANCE PATTERN OF LACE CURTAINS tot $1.25 a
The ?best ?":> I >amaak Portieres of this bcssod for $2. L8.
** J B." CORSETS, the always $3.50ones, for $1.60; $1 ones tor ?50c
CHRISTMAS CANDIES BY THE TON at 10,16, ?and *,<-. thai oosl doable
$}.50 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS for $1.75 pair ; Donble-Bed Size Comforts for 69c
1,987 yards White Wool, lSfyc Flannel for <\U*. a yard.
THE COHEN CO* THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO.
oair
GETS ITS CHARTER.
gant m_\v BJDC1?1CAL co?ipwv
oh dim m B is PABfBD?
ONLY TWO YOTLS IN OPPOSITION,
The IVnture Triiii-f -rrln? ?lit- Penal
DepoHlt of ?be (Utl ? ?iiii|i-nv ?t. Uu
Ikexr ?b?- (nnii-il (llij. rtl.iu?M_nt-?l
liy Mil} ?il- Tu)lur.
At a ???i <iai meeting las! alghl thi Oom
mon C nun U ? neun <i In thi
th.. Board of Aid? i
fienrhlaa al P \ " ' Com
pany? wh et a si Quired I
Vlrgtnl
ment i ??nil' my, In i '!'?
i : ?a of the pr?s? ut on i
|gg an ordinal.,-.? providing tot tin
til
Southern Electric '.pony, which or?
sanitation bas f tin
luw i-.nt.rn.
'
feature ?>f the ordinance providing for the
tr.ui-r? r. '
gaantmous in it favor, After 11
at tin to..m., n th ordlns i
id, signed by the*
h?? n and ' * .mili? n Count u. and
by thi I _
Tti. : were i
v.h, n Prealdi nl i fell at 7:41
Cur
Ma, Li'? I, Fen iiii
, Hob
fP?ll ir?l _!i a, T i,i , r. T> ?fi -., \\ St, Vt h_
,< i. \\. ? ? n M . . ?'
The prop Ideal bad read the requ? t for
a opt forth the obje< t.
und signed by tu?, mi tobt
'Jin; ORDINANCP ? ?PPOSKD.
Mr. Bloomberg, in an ? eh,
ordinance,
dwelling upon t!:e t, hi rrtng
the bond. Il<- Said bis Chief r, a???.ii for
?>i i oalng th? ordiaaa? < a had
always had v,-i> strong v ? ? tin?
met??? of a oonti hern
Kit-rtrie Company hid not ooaaplled with
ltn ?contract tti , ,,ii.|.i. t.- Iti j.lant, and i
should forfeit it* ,| |
(?ii ssotlon, Mr B. R Wiiliama. attor- ?
n,-w in- ti.. ?
und Development Company, ara
t<> ? xjruin tin erdlnanci to the ? ouncll.
Whldi he did .in h i-i?< ? ? h ?,f ooms length.
- ?i? posited by the South- :
'ii ? impany, which had
.
way and Development Company, was not
put in as a penalty to be paid In cs ? of
forfeiture, but simply as aa earnest of
aood faith. He wanted to h.ivf the *?.?K)
placed t?, the credit of the new company,
a very nun h m??i. Imp* rtaal terpriae,
In that It was tnuih larger and would
! _ ?;f vary mueh greatei benefit to I
**?"&, 11? .?aid If the M.OM deported by
tit?? ?Southern ?Ctampany wire r??tui I
the company f??r which be appeared th<
latter would al pMlt ?110,000 ?sa ai
in?e o? good failli,
in i ? i?, a queatlon, Mr. Wll?
?said ?a majority ol the stock ??f tin
M m on ned i?>' EUchmi i??
m? ii, an,! that the nom company . m
i practically all the mi n in th?
.- ; ?iah, in i.'ompany.
?MA' rwo opposa.
At * lualori of .Mr. Wllllama'i
:, the > -i? n it taken. ?Onlj on
'.:;. l:;.,,?!!,!.. t | ..
i
'ni,. Council a?ij',iirii,??l Immediately af
ter the ?final tote. ?Clerk Ben. T. August
at oi engi ' iii<- ordlnano?
- ?.- Board of am? i m? n, :
?i ii?, Common Coancll itgned it, and
- ?then taken t?? Mayor Taylor, ?ho
I!.-I-, ill? ! <- ScImxiI mix! **?-???-r (ill-.
Committee on Health met In the
City n.?ii laat night and trani
Kpected ?thai it??
report of the ?BSb-Committee ??n Btreet
. . . ' , conaldered, but though
iched, it was laid on ?the table
the m \t m?-- ting.
The in??-1 mi- of th-- ji-'i
ttatemeni from ?the pr< il?
if Health to the f?
? thai ? omplalnU of "m wot gut"
.,t i: ,????: mren do
to ?mlechlevcua i??ys, win? ?tuned on
the in ?gss.
I roll and billa of the depart
? ?...? re ??ni? i ?l ?to i? i
Member* present ?it the meeting .- '
Hobeon, Burton, ?...t ?:i, Qrlmat?,
Camp, snd Cutchlna
AArUtrtuim9i rrlntliiK. end 111 mil nur.
, p ?, m? ?.ti Aecouhta ?and
Mterday evening, ?and
i ciiy work
f,,r r IM, < tohnrnr?'. a?i-,
-, m.. and ?.? rman Dally
job wort*., Kv retl Waddey
tny; ?book \s??.k. Planbart Prit
?& /< rett Waddey
Company; atock-books, Everett Waddey
ompany. The contract ?for binding wlU
?i later.
Mr. ?Carlton McCarthy requested the
eommlttee to ?sitter fifty ?soples at an <?i?l
?pamphlet t-> be printed la erdee i?-? eoas?
plete certain ??eta of th?? city ?wdlnancas,
motion to till-? ?tffaof omt ?carried
Membera preeent ;it the nleetlng ware
Meurs W-ast (cbalnaan), Parguasoa, ami
Bloombei ?-.
OrtWor? of n?-lvl?lc-rr t ??mull.
At the ?regular meetliig ??f Bell
N 11 .'. H A. held last night
Camp Hall, the following offlcera
v-ie elected ?for the ?ensuing \?-a.-: Re?
,N ban 1 R . ? f ?. r-? s ; Vice-Regent,
John Stamper; ?Orator. A. H. ?Peltl
Bittlna Charta v. Barga
mln; Secretary, Joeeph II. Shepherd; ?'??1
!;. A. Jacob; Treaaurer, * l?r.
Charlea A. Mercer: Chaplain, Rev. J. ?Cal
vin Stewart; Ould? Hatten A. Am??s;
Warden, I. A. I-urdle. ?Sentry, W, l*
in. Trusteee ?Major Jamea li l???r
B. Brown, and .J. 9.
i> tat Iva to Orand Council
v. tilth ni. ? i? April, IN!?*, at Newport
N? WM. Nathan I. Bedford; Alternate,
Charl?** V. liuricainlii.
?i Deputy ?5ran?l I.??s<*nt <?f
Virginia and Mr, Imdor? Lovenatcln p.-?l?l
rnal unit.? and imparted much uaoful i
iiiiurniutloa.
MANAGER WELLS BACK AT HOME.
II?. ?*>??> ~t Hie Atliliill?* l.-iiune Will H<*
Mr.tiin?-r TIuiii I.nat leur.
Air. .i.iki- w?ills i? ' v? nlng
from Allentown, Pa., whera hi hai
In attendan ? upon the meeting of the
Atlantic B is? -Ball i. igue. Mr. B
aays it la now definitely determined thai
Richmond will continue In the Atlantic
circuit, and the matt? t i" Ing tti? ?i. s
will begin at ?n?-?. to algo his team.
Tin* league no Mr, w*< lia i
i. d not '' n.; loath t?, pat I aith
Norfolk, but they wouldn'l h? r to N? w?
ark's i? tin mi nl fi on I be ? Ircult it is
than likely thai Hartford will b
given to tin- Bat lei L - I
for Wllkesbai re, and it li I lacl
that Bcranton Will take the place oi Nor
folk. Ni warli will no! ?give the league any
trouble, Mr. Wells thinks. The decision
i i i.... NT,n..n ?i Board wa? too ? mpl
t., admit of this, and the new manager,
who ?-? m- disposed to prove a trouble,
bi ?.-!. i \> 111, m ill probability, be
whir.I'd into Une before the season -
i ? - prlng.
The league, . ? , I of Richmond,
it idlng, Lancaster, Bcranton, WUkes
barre, Allentown, Newark, and Paterson,
a ill h?- much stronger th in it
both WUkesbarre and Bcranton are
excell? nt bet - i? ill cltli i and the man?
agert of the league are much encoui
i.?,- ti., futura
The assurance of Richmond's remaining
in the Atlantic League practii
the prospects f??r the Virginia Leagu
tti.it organisation cannoi possibly bop?
ed a Itbout this city on Its dn ifit.
PIREXAH CARTER IMVE8TIOATBD.
Th?. Ilonril Place Him S l ? for lTi;lit
Ina In th?* llnul n?--ll<ui??e.
Til.. Board of Fin i '"i?-. - mai
b M n ?in In ? p?
the conduct of H. W. Carter, of Engine
Company No. 2.
Th. charges w< re ncs to <>r
,1,!.?. Insubordination, and lighting al the
engine-hous*.. Carter gas lulted 11
Wade, of the same company. 'J'h?- Brit
two ?-h.?i?-. were not sustained, but Car
ter ?vas fin? ?I ?1" .?n the third ?'??unt.
The ' mmiaalonera pr?s? ni were Messrs,
,t. :i. Frtschkorn (president) ?; W. Tay
loi ? to Taylor. J. !.. Levy, L, C, Jen?
kin?-, and J. H. Bheppard.
Presented XXUh a Cnne.
Ai | la:..-? |y ut. ndi .1 sp? < ?.?i met ting of
St. Patrick's Beneficial and s-'??:,) Society
Iget night, Rev. Father ItcKeefry eras
prescated aith a caw ,as a mark <>f the
m in which he li held by the mem
r t?,. organisation.
Th* oresentation speech ?ras nia?le by
Air. J??hn Blake in a few well-chosen
words, ami the recipient made a happy ra
sp?n '.
After this ceremony the sodoty morn
bere enjoyed an ?-i? i_ant banquet, arranged
limier tin direction of Measrs. William E.
Doherty, .1 J Campadonlco, Thomas P
Bagley, and Thomas Bheehy Mi
John Hy.in, Th'-nias Bheehy, (?"rank un
ity, j.ihn T. Blake, Qeotge Parater,
Thomas O'Oorman, ami Father McKeefry
and Father Tiernan aaslated in entertaln
Ini* with Bpseohea and BOttgSL
Former BoaatOT T <*.. Wells, of Wise
and Mr. XV. to. S Dunn, who held a high
position with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway company some years ugo, are at
Murphy's.
WEDS RICHMOND MA?
MISS 1SF.W,, OK ri.OVI.lt. Ill:? OUI.
iiiiiiii: or mu. ?mam.
A NUMBER OP MARRIAGES HERE
Several C'oiiplea of Thin CHf t'nte
the Ii?.ml?, of Mntrlm??.?* ?M?-?-tlm
of tienruc >Vii?*IiIiikIoii M?-niorla
Aaaoelatlon?Soelel.-? UmtUU,
Mv. YX ?'. !>? m. of ?thla <ity. and ?Ma
oia !BMt). of <:i?.\?r, were married la ?It
Lnk'-'s ??Dplsc-spal drardt al Clovti :? t?i
.itt ti?? ??n at Irll ?'?clock.
Tho ehureh was tastefully '
with svergrsstM ami lighted ?rita i.?nii?>
The bride, aturad la ?trarslllai ?fowl
?of brown broadcloth, sad ?carrylag ?bride1
?eatered the church wiih b< i ?si?
of honor. Mis?. ?Ullis Wood, ?of ?South ?Boa
toct, ?ta tho ?stralai ?of M i i- ' - ha'a wed
?Slag mar? h. rendered by M '
r, Alita N'.ii
of ?the ?bride, ? lad in white silk, ?sa
?tared ?the church immediately In front o
the ?brida, with the ?redding ring oa i
bed <>f violets In s ?silver ! i
Tho ?grootn, ?all? ?a-tled bj I
Mr. H. i:. K? a. i al the ?sitar
The tarais wen made one by Rev. W. T
art b, .-).
by i;? v. O. i ?. M? ide, ? f the Bpia
i Rev. J. r?. Ask? m, ?>
tii.? Methodist eh
.in. t I?? fore ?i?, hti? il pai?ty ?snl red th?
chnrch "O! 1
?Misa Ma id? Hi
Mr. W. B. II?.u!? it, of S .. Hr. L
s. Mas? n. ?of Clovi r; Mr. i*. M. ?
of Richmond and Mr. J. B. B.1, ol
. ?Boston.
Th - * ?lady w? :
?n a bich
She h ? !- en an act te m? mb? r <?f th?
Methodist chun h 11 ) i- n otr?
, ?and will '
ly mil
Am??? t were Mi L C
I ?. an?. :
W.i ?and .Y.
?moud; Mr. w. a. N? il, broth r of th?
bride, ?from M ment -; r, and Ml
Carden, of Mecklenburg couaty, Va.
in a? dlati ly aft r tl.remony th?
bridal part) took ?the South rn train foi
Rl< hm? : aestern tour, Aft. i
I II I Mr. and Mr . ?Deane ?rll
be at bome t? ?their friends, at No, ?KM
north Tw?snty-thll
. *
M r. J. L*
m ,ii i? ?i .?t ?th? homi
?bride'a mol
o'clock. 1 be ?bride s ?;? a tall
? ?alt ? ' Mu< '< ?. '. with
gloves ?to in.'it? h.
endants. R? r. J i
C. Osrrison, of M B 'hrietiac
? hur? h. ?performed ?th? ? i i
i ;.. i : of Mrs, M irj
a Th? ?groom la ?an ? mploj
Bouthern ?railway, ?sad
young man.
Mr. ?and Mi i left for Washing*
ton for a two-wwha' honeymoon. Thelj
?uturo home -srill i? In Manch? iter.
.
ly married t?, Mr. William ,
<ia>- ?morning at ?the home ?of bt r ?mother,
x?>. !? south Becond atreet ?Rev. ?Dr.
! ??a i>- ?rformi ?l ' !
l m m? ?liai? ly aft. i th? y Ii i* for B
tOB. ? m ih. Ir r? turn th? y a 11
??"nu. t.? thrir ira nda at '? south ;
? in .-?.'?-.?nut of a recent death In the
famll). 'in w? ddlng waa an
quiet
"The ? Mrs. J. B.
. . ? ii.
i:. i;. ?Dunn I
t m
Misa Anu?.- Bm]
ri? ?1 ??n W< 'im -
:" h? r mol
h? t.i, t?? C iptali - Lurty, of
Of ti,? I ri I
plk Ity e*aa obs? ; .
Mr, John i*. \\ 1111 tma scted
?and Hi? bi ?Ida wa gh d
awaj by Mr. William L. Bh< i b?
ofRclatli i". ?M.
Whittle and Rev. W. M? ade Clarke.
Mr. ?and Mr* ?Lurty will visit Phlla*
Upon their return th y \\i;i
month in RI? braond ?and then
Cai tain ?Lurty is .
nent lawyer of the Vail?...
nistrl.-t Attorn? f, ?and ran Rej ib
for Attorn? *
. . : '
?Hla brida
is a ?lady hi I ill who
know h? r. ?lister of the late
Mrs. Aux. B. ?...
* .
The wi ddii
?and Mr. Amos Pearce lasi night ?at I
o'clock ugly 'prettj
i ated wll
: lied with i
K? v. .1. B, Hul
The bride a ta i- comlagl] attlr? i la a
, . ay satin ed with
rblt och "f
American Beautl? ?s. 8he ia 1
of Mr. and Mi . ' 'b- lat?an .-' : ?i- r, <^f
?Uli i -2 u? at I .'la l
ir and esl ;
W, Pergui n A Boi . T :
? IV, d s ?larga aun liful pres
enta
* .
Mr. Thomsa !.. Moore, a pop ilar young
Lula W,
?Carter, the cl irj Mr. an,l
. i? i
1-rnl? s
n k. ?Rev. J. B H
i : 'i
* .
9 i lai A
Robinsoi
o'clock, isoa in the chair. Tb
large att?
C. Minor, Mra Jo Don
lop, Mr Mis. il A ?
boi ?ae, Ml - W I ?Roi and i
Ki M ? 'h im; orten
* .
I ?r. ami Mrs. O. V. " In th?
Mi rphy*i
,
l
Morton i- sa
Did Virginia Military Insttl
nrarda Bais**
l'iii? ?ago, ?n : n iw ; romlm il
arlth ? n-,?.i : Worth
m? y leave tl morning t ?r
i, visit m ?Dr, Mort
lotte ? "Utity.
* . *
'i h< ?Ladt? -' Matin? M u il call
t ti* i r r?? \? m. ?sting J ,?
realdt nee of Mr -. i W
avenu? .? *.' i . M Tl eut
laneous ?Jay will be ??iiiitt???l. M:
vision, Mrs. Brockenbroogh will ?take
charg? ?ma.
Dr. Boaturrtght, precMeat tri Richmoad
i-, i:? ge, tendered a ?i? UghU
i > . ?bm ot his students l.t.-t night.
a .
A telegram anaoaaees th. death of
Mrs. Elisab? th il M | riorida,
nt hor sumin.r bom?, near ?Greenville,
3. C? ?iba was ?sister of V
Hawaii, ati?i a beautiful .ni cultivated
w.?n:.tii.
. 0
Mr. J. UghtfbO. UroOlM h;is returned
to Ills fa
The Modern Mother
la? found that h*-r htti , arc ltn
ttmrot ttnn by the p; ?Trap <?f
rigs, whoa in need of the laxativa ? IT? :
?ii?- remedy, trun by an
'hlldrea enjoy it, and it b
rio- tru,- remedy, Byrap <?f ?pigs. Is ama?
ifhCtared by the C'.illf.irula ?Hg Syrup
-ompany only.
J
#?i#?i^ii#n? Tes, n good one
igt ?anted by every ?m-.k?
?l# for Be. Y.tu will Ilk <"
I _ T New llrnnd Just r<-<-lv?'
5l? t m h ?* '-'"*-' Mi" ! "
?5S" I bane Filler Puritano, sa
?l?AD eauiii? a Me. sflsoha. w
UlUnn? I want to double ?nir ?nitle
'"Bi"B"#i?# and ??rrer Bos for I
.V) f.tr I;'. B-rery bos gtmranteed, an
mom r ''ark if ?ranted. B P ' ? ? ''**'
Cigar Store (Below F?.-i-omce>. Open 'tl
Al de 21-lin
BMPLOTMB1TT WABTfl.
WAKMTtUM,
tolVto. BALEBLADIE8 AT THE AIONK\
Baver, No. IS east lir.M.l street. Appl
to-day._dp 23-it
\*. WTKD,
AT ??N*?"!:. TEN BALE8LAD1BB. HAI
ploymi nt till F? l?ru it y 1st.
MEYER BYCLB,
d,? 2t-lt i ii ' i'-f" id stn '
\\ \Mi:n.
A OOOD COOK; ONE that CAN HBL
with houa? w.irk and ? blldren. it? feren? ?
required. Apply t?, 71*. l-l W? ' Cla
_de B-1P*
WANTED,
\ GOOD C! ? IK. APPLY MM WU iYI
do -' to'
xx \mi:m.
A GENTLEMAN (WIDOWER) WANT:
a Working Housekeeper. No i
Apply al M6 Nicholson atreet, Fulton, i>e
tween 6 and 12 A. to. : 23 u*
WANTED,
A MOUNTAIN HOME a TEACHER 01
I ii . ? p ?Hence w int ? to
ry i.rdlna -? hool aomi
the mountains ot Virginia, and woul?
like to hear of a aultable location. Ad
with full i'.irii. ulars, H' 1MB, can
of the Dianatch.
\\ I1CTED,
CIGARB AN EXPERIENCED BALEfl
: on i omml ?Ion, to -? II stralgb
v. .,.<ls. No prises k?v.-h away; m
?Ins. Established ta
Tl ig toba? co liquor?, o
i O. P. MERRYMAN .
Edd. de :i-.'t
IM SIXES! *?A w i 8.
*.\ wrta?.
PERSONS HOLDING '"TICKETS"'' Nos
ill" to call
Stn et P 'i" gold."
r A MILLER,
de 23 "i ?tr? >t.
A\ will?.
T? ? BELL ? ?NE IN H Cl >W
.if with her
. ment t
LUCK & BRI ITHER, 101 south Twi Iftl
\\ *?\ Ml).
MAS! ?NIC H< ME, TWO MILES PRt >1
city, will b ird l h'n e hoi - is for thi
v. Inti r. Good belt? i. and atten
: .).:. to"'-' iffl . i:
l;i. nun.i?.I. de -i-nt
\\ tvna?.
MAN V.t :ti . CASH BECTRES !'"
11
monopoly. \.? cul price; no competition.
ible and I
M'KINL v\ . I ils.] atch offlc?. ?i .
\M\S CHEER.
COME COME Aid.. T? ? Till
reliable stand -John M. Higgina, 1610 ? al
Franklli
-
Flour, ? - - our Xmaa dinn?
. iran?? ed.
: 7t
INGEL to' K >1 '.
PI?
i- Pound Cakes, ?
Co I i KINK
AR] >rth sixth atreet and 1708
! iln.
DO YOU WANT TO BF
HAPPY CHRISTMAS ?
il* so, <;o TO
T.E.GILL'S BAKERY
i< ik vi >UK
fRUE CAKES. POLAU CAKES.
ORANGE (AKtS, G0U)!N ROD,
AVGtl. E00D, S\0W BALLS,
MINCE PUS, &c.
FILL LINE OF FA*Ci CAKES.
See us bt fore yon purcfa i e,
530 Kdst Broad. T. II. QUA..
i Ht)
BARGA! NS
\\ v have reduced the
prices on the following
goods, so as to close
them out quickly, and
they won't last Long at
the prices :
Fu i -: \;: .1 Fruit <
to, ach .?i 00
and Fru?! i '
. .
. to, dosen. T.".
Holiday Ml-? d C ...
reduced to, bos. 2->
h_
.m.i- Candles i .8
Blx-pound !?,'X imp"!ted i"i
t?t, t>OS . 1 OQ
Ti ii-i ound boi ! ' Cslll
i" . i to, bos . i :".
-.- Butt? r, l-pound prim -, ?pound
Geo. A. Hundley,
ill \ mil \ i: 11 ?;- i oi;
FAlfCY GROCERIES AND FINE LIQUORS,
52b East Broad Street,
Phone JS0. Ruhmond, Vd.
Bernard A. Gaines, Manager.
WMMtXtOUAL,
THEDI8SOLI WON Oi fill. FIRM OF
UAU-URI baa left i
.
KAILROAD, BTEAMUOAT, AND Mil.I,
si l-i . ich l .?.>. out at
20 per ? nt. ' ? ion manufac
turera price. Hav?
. . I 11 - 1 ;
In**, : >
i in my lint- J |i mai,.
strre?. Bsltln *\\
d?
\ M.W 111- I ??It Ti of I in: < II II.
\\ \lt IN V IK?. I M |
(A REBEL CAVALIfi MAN WITH LE :
.? KS.iXi
i tbe tin? ?I tbe i i- ,,.,,w ?tl
i itains a chn . . ?,,
cuiuhl i ' ' war In Vii . ,
,-Tlrn | ' ' "
n u of tu? private .-?.i.n.-r on tbe n ?irt.-ii.
m bottle; many hit
, ' lackai n, _t i
.,. n, r . wi'i. thi
sei -. the capture, . t i.
' I laon life in th?
"? M ' ', -. tbe Hampton
Roedi the potenl
be Smith . -, Th?
romp?
half-toi i'1'i itrationa. Price, ;
** ??f lhe Orel > dttion
will aend the pnce ?>f th? bo i< and _",
, ? i, ?
addr? John X. ?ii'ii-:
- mton, V ? . Dteombw H I
_
Cards, blll-11-.-ails. ttotements, loiter?
n???!' Not? Heuds, Circulars, ii-tiut-.
Dodgers, &,-.. i rip.t.?i My tt><? nis^-xtch
i'.,iiii??iii> , l-.-R piu.-s. Will ft-iv? you
i_o?j_ worb ?it tti?; ?..un? price? you i ay for
Inferior work. Ben?l u? y??ur ordora nr.d
xse will u'.iarantee aatlafuction in ?-vary
particular.
Al'CTIO? ?ALES-Thl? Day.
V/HK.N REAL KBTATK IS SOLD THK
TAXliS KOIt TUE Ct RUKNT CALEN
DAR YBAR ARB TO BK PAID PRO
RATA ?If TH?B VBNDOH AND TUB
VENDU.?
rty ?Charlea a. Rone,
Beau Estate and ?Loans,
N?>. 11 n??rth T? nth ?treet
i>eiu.mptoi.y public auction
i- lALBOf
UM SIALLY YAI.t AHL1?
M?IK-ST. COfilN STORE PROPERTY,
N? -:i ANDS1 WM9Y MAIN STREET,
CORNER MAIN AND CHERRT.
?By ?request of the owaer, \%i.?> ha? re
moved from th,- ?city to live, m i a
fully determined to ?sell, 1 Khali a .
th.? above-mentioned EXCEPTIONALLY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, upon the
premises, to tt,,. hlgheat blddi r. on
Kitili.vv, DECKMKER .'.: Ii
at i I*. M. HERE WE HAVE TWO
I.Akt;.:. FIRST-CLASS, SPLENDIDLY*
Hl'lJ/r. THREE-STORY STOCK-BRI? K
STORES, all ?perfectly arr.-niK???! f??:
ness, with complete, well-arranged, con
\ t.:.-at dwelling an irtmi
?? lit 7 ?>r .". ?rooma ea? b, ?ritb city
arater and ?gas. Theee ?torea ai
by >. .i. prompt-paying tei
at a
?and plumbing all in ] : tet : ta
order The lot fronts on the SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AM? CHER
RY STREETS M FEET, extending ?back
I el art en parallel lin? s, and front?n
ry sir.-? t a dlaunce ??f MS I
Inches, t?? a 10-fo I Id slley I
. this property. Such an o
tunlt) to i . h \ iluable prop? rty
la ran ! ? I. id, - t!.. locality ?and high?
clasa Improvementa in unquestioned bj
111?' IT.
?RMS: ?Liberal a; ?.! si time
!.. applli atloa
CHARLES A R< ;
: ?- \\ M'
By -i a. Brown, An lion? r,
V a.
DUB9UAMT TO~A J > I : f 11 > 01
1 insttro-a e\C ?Bobertat?tetsd 0 taker -b
IPP4 .r?i? ?i In 1
-
.., ,1, ?having bet n made m ;:.? i? lj m< at
th? rein ae? ur? ?l. and
i?,.- required by the hold? r of the
s,,'t,, .il ?sell, t.. - '! > '.
?.i, tl,? n ?'?n
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ?. iv?g,
a ' I
m 'RES OF LAND, n
lh, pamunkt \ river, i:i th? ?
Han?.v?r. about ?ihre? quarter! of a ?arils
,, ourthouse,
TERMS: i
C. P. CAKDWELL and
K c MON? ?URE.
dr 15-I0t_Truste? c-_
By 11 * ilentln? ->'
-1.
T
i :, t-, ,??ir regalar santon salea ?ay ?t out
WAREROOM, - BA8T BROAD
st"I'i:t. 'clock A
m , ?FURNITURE ?Fine OeJt
an,i other Chamber S l - ind Wai
Oak an?! Cherry Centre
. , -hei iv ? ? tk. and W inut Rocker?,
Heads, Hair .<:i?! Husk
. it track with oval ,
. >,a!r^. one 16
W W. Bpi
v, t ?Squan - and ? irj
H< .'?n? and (
H. ndi om< f . ? -l Mirror?; m -
?Piano; very Una ?"-i-i. ?Parlor
pholatered with silk bro? -
ihe duplicate uf tiii
of other good Furni
ture, ?f ' ? mention,
all t?. I?- ?Mid, s?, attend tin? sal.- II
'?,- invited i?? atl
.1 II \ ALEN1 .
By J. i' I
l M ?north Ninth al
B
AR FIXTURES, HOUSEHOLD
l-l gNI il -A. ?sTOVSS. SII.VKK
PLATED WARE, I
AT AUCTION.
We win ?sell
TO-DAT AT : \ U
l Marbl T"i? ?Bar Counter, l Large l? ? -
Box. ] l'uni;?.
Chamber ? In a
Ni m ? III ?ii?l
?
:t>. I.-ini;
?
and
FRED ?I \\li.'.[\ |
BI SIXES* .)?V.*OItAl MT1E9.
?BEAT ?CHAMCE
r?> a ?'* ?Mii: : ?:n"i DR1 OOI8T wii? ?
-
.. -???r.? in a town ??i 1,1 -
l. ibitanta. Ten is. a ting, For
t m.n^ .*c- Minor l ?nur ? ' ?mpanj. :
\-li SEME* . -?.
\i?i:mv ??! ' MUSIC ? '1H
NEE, M "NT ?A' -TUESDAY.
1 ?. ,
I? VI. S STAK Y.\\"<'A I ?.
rray of drai
;
_
4? IDEM1 <?l Ml -n .
FRIDA*i AND ?9 ?VTI RDAY,
1 le? . ltd
I'M!? \Y.
? LAR *? LIPM VN \MI LOI In M \\\
IN
l Hi: TELEPHONE a. it ..**
A M : i - '
l\ I IRE ORIGIF I < ?"??I* \M.
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM
ELEVENTH AND ?CLAY STREETS
' M
Aiiin ?free on Batui .
__tM0f_9M9,
THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS'
MEE'I IN?; ? F THE IMPLEMENT ?
Pani
S
??a \Y l-;i ?NESJ ?A 'i , .1 . :
1' . K?'.?. atl. .. k
I.. R. SPENCER,
'ary ami .
. itw
,,f
The First I .. I i, \ a
i.i hi
THE ANNUAL MEETIN ? Tin:
,t it- bai
DAI
in- nelng at 12
ti? n of dlret tor? fur |
for i .
II. C. Rl
?tJalO
C? IRP? 'RATION MEETING"
THB ANNUAL MEETIN?! OF
THK
BLESS I) BACRAMBNT FOR INDIANS
AND C< ILORED I'l.'? ?I'll: IV \ |R.
GIN1 S" Si Elil il
? .
??n WEDNKSI '.\\ , lh- 1th ? I
? k A. M.
ANNIE i:. M.ann.
J\v
l)|s*??t.l MON AMI COPARTNERSHIP.
Richmond, v ?v,?.
THK PARTNERSHIP II hi;;/: ? >r
Pts : s i :
i? mm, un?li r the Urm name ?i Block
A Ruaenbaum, 1? THIS DA*? DISSOLVED
i?:, t? f. H ?- ??i nun con
llnuiii me n- m n n
M S BLOCK.
(Signed) B. B. KoSEN BAUM.
Rlcbmon I I n,i. -.- u
f have thl- du) boual I out th? en'tli
" Mr. tl . In the linn of
im, ?A h? ?LES VI K
LEATHER \M> FINDING i>k.\I
atal will continue t?, conduct the i?u
i; i under th?
and ? an uasure oui ?
thai all ord? ra which l ?may be favored
with uiii have the rame careful attention
vvhi.h they bad In the p i
lSIiiiu-.il s ?i R08BNBAUM.
Richmond, \ , i ?. ember M 1898.
I have thl? ?lay ?old t?i S. ?: Rtiaenbuum
all of mv INTEREST, OOOD-WII I
In the ilrm of Bio k ,v Rot . ,.,.;.
I?, -l?. ak for him tl.,- ??ame lib?rai i,u
tronage with which mv : w. 'ul.
v, ? >., favored us in th.- i?
<Sign?>d) M. 8. BLOCK.
de -? -w
Atino*? ?AUC**?mture .Je)?.
XX ll'to.S REAL E-TATE IH MOLO i li(v
TAXKf- Vnll TH9 CURltl *" 'AL' *,'
HAK VEAU AUK '?'n BE PAID I
RATA BY THUD VENDOR ANO THp
VENDES.
PUBLIC SALE
X av
ril): DANVILLE KITJI-'TUa (DAIM
AND WIT.Kf.t i.
As directed 1?" ' ,
of the Corpoi - -
It, tli, suit of Ulllenn? I. IT
F. t*. w???,Te? -, ?,.?
i-med ?p? .ni ?
by tli?- asid di cree of l
hall,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBI
.if ii .,'.:. ck A. M nt
of the ?aid Danvl le II
Danville, \
ti.ni. tn Hi.? high
I newap
III and ?ill thi ;
loneinc? ol
? ?ill.-. Fui i.
igt, T-, pfwrlt.-r,
Volumea ?,f the
unta ?lu?' i
and i?i '
?>i ?ill K.ti'l-' .?i?..
said n? t" the II
ard 1.? ereil? n I '
;iri.l -Tii'nit?<'r?-lili - In i
-
LE I i
with on
X. T
W. T. H '
to. , '
-
Clerk's "'
\
i that 1
T. Hal . - i
i .
executed i
.
WILLIAM l;i.?
IT .1. It Cl
r
i
i Cos Dui
per houi '
gowi
In fills connection ?
Deremlx-r 12. IS!-*-!
-.
di\ iram mi m k-..
!
Till.
HAVE
2 l-J IT
the i
aillo ,,ii an .
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DIVI]
AT LA*. ?
? .
The l
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of the :
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T!i- i :
:
THE Ml
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six
AR Y ".. '. - .'. RICH
DIVID '
THE BOARD ' >]
lilt TIM' i M
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A HALF 1
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'
DECEMBER
1889. J.
THE BOARD'
VIRO
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DIVIDEN
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NOTICE l- ;.
AN El : 1 ".'.
THE i: S.N
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the bj
at- tl
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the ?Kb ?'. -. of J
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in htn? n : '
TI
?Till-? COMPAN*i VVILI
I MONDA"!
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lau.l 10 x
de XI it
NOTICE IS 1
! ? lerab
Mi iNDAI , 1-? ?i ;
DAY, Januai ?
hours of l" .utd n A. to il. l- K _*./?_
de 2. :t **'

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