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ONE
CENT
A
WORD.
MINIMUM
CHAR8E
26 Cents,
OiihliiAdiinei
THESE ARE THE WJNDEf?
WORKING WANT ADS.
TNAT BRINQ ORUTEST RESULTS.
MINIMUM
CHARQE
25 Cents,
CflshlnAdwnot
ONE
CENT
A
WORO.
HELP WAWTED-FEMALE.
?
ft.
IWANTED, A NURSB AT 117 W. MAIN
Btreet. '_
(WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
do gonoral houso work. Apply, with reT
ercncca, between 10 A. M. and 12 M,,
G03 N. Tenth Streot,_
ftvANTED, A COOK, WHO 19 CAPABLE
to tnlto chargo of the kltcimn and who
knows how tn cook woll; ?10 wlll bo pa d
to such pnrson; elther whlto or bluck,
Apply to 119 Nofth Elgllth Streot,
.WaNTKD, LADIES, ALSO MEN, TO
copy letters ftt home und return to usi
good pay: strletly gonuino, Addross
EXCELBi6r MANUFACTURING Cft,
B, Cleveland, O.
iWANTED, LADIES TO MAKE- NECK
wear from sample; cxperlonco not
necessary; steady work, good pay. Bend
solf-addressod stampod onvelopo. 1DEAL
MFO, COMPANY, G08 West 133d Btreet,
New York. _____________
8ITUATION8 WANTED?FEMALE.
.ANT13D, A POSITION AS COMPAN
lon or nurso to an Invalld lady or chlld,
or convnlescont attondant; have litid ex
porlenco In nurslng. Addross 0. T, J,,
Carrler 8, Potorsburg, Va.
JvVANTED, BY A YOUNG- LADY, ~A
posltlon na book-keeper or an asslstant;
references furnlshed, Address BOOK
KEEPER, Barton Helghts, Va.
WANTED, AT ONCE, POSITION BY
an exporlenced lady stenographor, with
. good references, Address Mlss J,, caro
thls office.
ANTED, A POSITION AS COMPAN
lon to an Invalld lady; wouid bo wllllng
to go uwny during the summer months
ns nurso or care tnker. Address G. T.
J., Carrler 6, Petersburg, Va._
;? HELP WANTED?MALE.
WANTED, A REG IST BRED PHAR
MACIST. Apply' 334 Bouth Plne,
JVANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
start a mall ordor buslness at home;
good Income; no capltal reriuired.
MUTUAL MAIL ORDER CO., Albany
Bulldlng, Boston, Mass.
jwanteTx A COMPETENT HOUSE
SERVANT. with good references. Ap?
ply at 12 W. Grace Street from 9 A. M.
to 10 A. M. Saturday und Monday.
AV ANTED. 25 MEN. APPLY TO. J. T.
OOODWIN. Fore'man of Boller Shops,
Monday morning at 7 o'clock, Amerlcan
Locomotlve Company.
SvANTED, AT ONCE, YOUNO WHITE
man or boy to ?work on farm; good
wages; board and lodglng furnlshed
free. AddresB J. XV. SCHAEFEU,
Lumborton, Va.
B QUARRYMEN AND DRILLERS
wanted; steady work; good wages.
GUILiFORD & WATERSV1LLE CO.,
Graiilto. Md.
iWANTED. A FEW GOOD MACHINERY
MOULDEP.S for heavy work: hlghest
wages to steudy mon. BIRMINGI.AM
.MACIIINE & FOUNDRY CO.. Box 410.
Blrmlngham, Ala,
w.
SALESMEN WANTED.
iWANTED. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
for Laces nnd Ertfbrolderle. for Virginla
and West Virginla on commlsslon; none
need answer unless can glve sallsfac
tory references and has established
trado. Address H. COMING8 & CO.,
41 Llspenard Street, New York.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALE.
iWANTED. A POSITION BY COMPE
tent young man; wlll guarantoe trado
sufflclont to moro than pay salary; woll
known and recommondod. Address
"HUSTLER," caro this offlco.
WANTED?A MAN OF AE1LITY AND
experience, whose house Is gol/,g out
of buslness, wants to represent whole
enlo grocery house; knows clty trade
personally and can get resuits: also
knows the trndo of Norfolk, Ports?
mouth. Hampton. Newport News, Pc
, tersburg. Farrnvllle ancl Lynchburg. lf
you need a man a personal lntervlew
is rcquosted. Address XV., care Station
A, clty._
FOR SALE.
DRAND OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
Columbia CYCLOPEDIA (30 vol.) nt
saorlflco: Buckram blndlng; up to date:
low prlco. Addrcsa "ENCYCLOPEDIA,"
caro thls office. '
JVVANTeTj, PURCHASER FOR GOOD
FARM of IH acres, not far from Rich?
mond; wlll meet nny ono wlshlng to
buy. F. GUY, Rural Dellvery No. C,
Henrlco, Va.
FOR SALE-HOTEL FURNITURE AND
good wlll fnr $2,f>r0; paya from J1.S00 to
$3,000 nnnuallv. Who can beat thls?
Wrlte BARGAJN, Box 2?, Buenn Vlsta,
Va._
ETlisiness FOR SALE-OWNER WISH
Ing to rotlro wlll closo otit a nlco stock
of Familv Grocerlcs nnd Storo Flxtures,
vnluo about $2,000, and leaso the storo
room, Ina town of 8,000 Inhabltants nnd
a prosporlng communlty. Apply nt once
to A. P. BIBB & CO., Charlottesvllle.
Va. t _
W>R SALE-A FARM, L84G ACRES:
houso, 5 rooms; gond outhouses, For
Informatlon address P. M. D., BelBches,
Sussex county, Va._
e- - ? ' ? ~
WANTED,
IvVANTF.D. A DRIV1NG HORBe! 'SUIT
able for lady. Apply COX'S STABLE.
rear of S25 W. Frankiln Stroet.
fvVANTED, POSSESSION BY THE IfiTH
of April, centrally located HOUSE. con?
talnlng sovon or eight rooms. Address
W. XV. T? P. O. Box 140, clty.
SIX PRIZES
CARTOON CONTEST
SEVENTH WEEK.
SIXTH PRIZE.
IF
You
HAVf
A
Use: thb
TlMLzS-BlSPATCH
w*nt ADS
AsA Coaxer,
MISS S. A. ROTHGEB,
904 E. Marshall St., City.
Six prizes wlll be awarded each
woek for tho best drawing aub
mltted, lltustratlng that it pays ad
vertlscrs to uso The Tlmes-Dispatch
want columns. Tho six prizes will
awarded In tho followlng order, via.:
Flrst prlzo, J2; second, thlrd, fourth,
fifth and slxth prizes, II each.
ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE ORTG
INAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH
BLACK 1NK ON WHITE PAPER
OR CARDBOARD, AND SHOULD BE
FIVE TO SEVEN INCHES IN
WIDTH. Namo and address muat
be wrltten plalnly ON BACK OB*
DRAWING. Do not send letters, but
lncloso atamp If you wlsh drawlng
returned. Do not fold, but roll, vhen
malllng. Address all drawings to
"Cartoon Contest," Room No. 17,
( Tlmse Bulldlng.
All drawings must reach Tho
Tlmes-Dispatch office not later than
12 P, M. each' Saturday, ln order to
be counted in tho week'a contest.
Every reader Is cordlally Invlted to
tako part' In thla hlghly instruofive
Contest.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?UNEXP1RED LEASE ON
303 South Fourth Streot; present ten?
ant moving out of tofvn reason- for
rentlng; desirable for a boarding-house
or sub-lottlng ns Hats.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
Crenshaw Warehouso, recently occu?
pled by the Virginla-Carolina Chemical
Company. Apply to S. D. CRENSHAW,
No. 11 South Twelfth Street._
FOR RENT-HOTEL BEL AIR. SEA
son of 1903, Ono of tho most suecessful
summer resorts In Virginla: well fur?
nlshed. Address YODER & SPESSARD,
Now Castlo. Va._
BOARD WANTED.
FIRST-CLASS BOARD WANTED FOR
self and wlfo, during April,. In Rich?
mond. Address, at onco, G. E. C? 1703
Wallaco Streot, Phlladelphia, Pa.
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY. REA
sonnblo board In prlvato famlly; cen?
trally located. Addross X. Y. Z., Clay
Bank, Vn.
WANTED. BOARD AND ROOM BY
young man of qulot hablts, near Thlrd
or Fourth and Maln Streets; wlll pay
J15 por month and share room with an?
other xoung man, Address JOHN, care
thls offlco.
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR PLBAB
ant Rooms, with flrst-class table board.
608 Wost Grace Stroet. "
LOST, IN THE STREETS, NICKEL
Plated Carriago Door Handle. Reward
lf returned tp No. 409 East Maln. Street.
LOST-YESTERDAY ON FRANKLIN OR
Main Street, between Eighth ana
Twelfth, a small roll of MANUSCRIPT,
contalng notes from records of Chester
gold county. Finder wlll ploase notlfy
707 E. Frankiln Street._
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
pald for tho return of a BANK-BOOK
and THREE CHECKS, lost Wednesday
from Tenth and Clay to Nlnth and
Frankiln. Mrs. A. G. SPRATLEY, 1000
East Clay Street, or thls offlco._
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR ONE
large hall room; also two double rooms;
n room always for translents; 201 East
Frnnklln Street._
$20 SECURES TWO SHARES 8 PER
cent. Preferred Stock with one sharo
pald up common stock In a large, sub
stantlal mnnufacturlng ? company; bal?
ance payablo In easy instnlments; ox
coptlonal opportunity. Wrlto for par?
tlculars. P. O. Box 204, clty.
ROOMS WANTED,
WANTED. A SMALL HOUSE. OR 3 OR
4 connectlng ROOMS, sultablo for Ught
housekceplng. on Church Hlll near
Chlmborazo Park preferred; roferoncos
oxchonged; state locatlon. Address R,
W. G., caro thls offlco.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PARTNER (ACTIVE ORSlhENT, MALE
or fomale) wanted with fc.00 ln a bopk
onterprlsn; such parttier to control the
cash; Jmtidsomn, qulck prpflts ussured.
Address BOOKS, caro thls offlco, for
partlcitlnrs._ft
BUSINESS WANTS.
BPANISH YUM YUM FOOD FOR THE
godsat KAEMPF'S, Nlnth Streot.
POTTED HAM OR TONGUE, 40, GEO.
L. HAYNES & CO? 118 N, Eigh?
teenth Btreet._'_
WANTED. DEAD OR ALI.VE-ANIMALB,
moved from all , parts; no charge/
BICKERSTAFF; 'phono 330S,_
FUDGE AT KAEMPF'S, 110 Nlnth Bt
WANTED, TO BELL 200 BU8HELS
Blackeyo Peats at 6c. por quart. GEO.
L, HAYNES & CO? US N. Eighteenth
Btreet,_
WANTED, 500 BOYS AND MEN TO
keep tholr best glrls or wtvos ln eood
humor by feodlng them on our best-the
old fashlonod Italian Cream Choooliitcs;
only at MARCHETTI BROS.' STORES,
006 East Maln and 617 East Broad.
GOOD VINEOAR. 18C. GALLON. GEO.
L. HAYNES & CO., H8 N. Eighteenth
Street._
DREW'S NEW WAY TO REPAIR
SHOES; a wholo sole; no Joint to leak,
no nalla to tear the sock; Mcns, |lj
Ladles, 86c. 'Phono 2667. Wlll call ancl
delivor. DREW'S ELECTRIC POWER'
SHOE FACTORY, 716 E. Maln._
WANTED, YOU TO TRY ANT1-DYS
peptlc and Tonlc Spring Water for Indl?
gestlon, Collc, Gastratlon, Dysontery,
Dlarrhoea, Kldney nnd Bladder troubles,
Plles, Teethlng bables and general
health. Dr. W. B. Gray says it's tho
greatest dluretlc known. For sale at
Morrls'. 525 East . Broad Street, and
Sprlngs, Burkeville, Va.
DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD
books, pamphlets, papers, etc, I buy
them.' fc. H. HEY, 733 East Cary.
i_NE SUIT OF CLOTHES GIVEN
away free with every $30 worth of seeds
and hardware. J. T. KING & CO., COS
East Marshall, -y_
HAVE YOU TRIED COSBY'S FLOOR
WAX? Well, Just glve lt a trlal and
you'll never use any other; IS East
Broad._
_C* BAG GOOD SMOKING TOBACCO
for 4c GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., 118 N.
Eighteenth Street.
AFTER THE WEDDING CEREMONY
the processlon forms. marches to JONES
BROS. & CO. (1403 East Maln), the up
to-date from cellar to attlc house fur
nishers. and Selects from best and largest
stock in city at loweajt prices._
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO GO. ON
tho Grand Excurslon to Willlamsourg,
Va., SATURDAY. March 21st. Ronnd
trlp II. Train leaves C. R: O. Depot.at
1 A M.: returning reaches Richmond nt
7:20 P. M. Lunch will be served by Aid
Society of Bruton Parls Church for 2.
cents. Tickets on sale at- Jefferson
Hotel. Murphy's Hotel, Miller &Mlller's,
Coleman's Drug Stores._
"""' LADIES' COLUMN.
SCOTCH KISSES AT KAEMPF'S.
Nlnth Street._
TOYS AND DOLLS. TOMPKINS, 311
West. Broad.
VANILLA' CHOCOLATE AND WAL
nut Caramels, at ICAEMPF'S; Pure and
Fresh._
GOOD CHIPPED BEEF S AND 10C PER
.half pound cnn. GEO. L. HAYNES &
CO? 118 N. Eighteenth Street._
THE GIRL3 ARE PRETTY, THE GIRLS
are sweet, but they like the deliclons
nhosphates of every flavor at "THE
FOUNTaIN," 906 East Main.
10 BARS GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP FOR
25c GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., 118 N.
Eighteenth Street._
3 CANS THISTLE BRAND CORN FOR
Xc. GEO. L. HAYNES & .CO., 118 N.
Eighteenth Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
B1CYCLES. TOMPKINS. Ropairing,
KAEMPF'S CANDIES ARE THE BEST;
try them._
3 3-POUND CANS TOMATOES FOR 25C.;
slnglo can, 9c. ' GEO. L. HAYNES &
CO.. 118 N. Eighteenth Street,_
DID YOU SEE 'EM? THE FINE SUITS
of clothes T. J. KING & Cp. is giving
away freo; 508 East Marshall._
ROLLFjR SKATES. 40C. ..PAIR: ROL
lors, 8 to 10c TOMPKINS, 311 West
? Broad, _
QUART JAR SWEET MIXED PICKLES
for 10c. GEO, L. HAYNES & CO? US
N. Eighteenth Street. _
LARGE CAN GOOD LUCK BAKING
POWDER for 8c: small can 4c. GEO.
L. HAYNES & CO., 11S N. Eighteenth
Street._
WANTED, EA'ERY MAN THAT WEARS
a shlrt to know that tho place to havo
them mado Is at BISHOP'S, tho Shlrt
Bullder, 702 E, Maln;_
LARGE JAR C1IOW CI rO^V FOR 10C..
regular 25c. slzo. OEO. L. HAYNES &
CO.. 118 N, Eighteenth Stroot._
IF TT'S WALL PAPER YC-U'RE LOOK;
Ing for nnd want the bost nt satlsfac
tory prices call and seo ua. F. L.
BRAUER & BROTHER, 208-210 North
Fifth.
PERS0NAL8.
DON'T DO ANYTHING UNTID YOU
bco Ufl. F. D. BRAUER & BROTHER.
ADD THE DA.DIE8 RECOMMEND
KAEMPF'S CANDIES. _
BEST AMERICAN BAHD1NES, 4C. BOX.
GEO, l? HAYNES & CO., 118 N. Elgh?
teenth Streot.
NEW PACKBD SALMON, -C. PER CAN.
GEO. U HAYNES & CO., 118 TO Eigh
teonth Street. _
DARGE JARS MUSTARD. 5C. EACH.
OEO. i_ HAYNES & CO., 11S N. Elgh?
teenth Stroot. _ .
IT'S A C1NCH-A SUIT OF CI.OTHES
freo wlth cuch $30 worth of seeds and
hardwaro from T. J. KING & CO., GOS
Eust Marshall._
The dast rose of last'summer
lms fnded?plant, now seed. T. J. KINU
& CO, soll all 'klnds of flower sceds;
lowest prices; 508 Enst Marshall._
ENCOURAGE HO M E ? INDUSTRY.
Suits $15 un. Trouscrs J5 un. RICH?
MOND TAILORING CO., Charles A.
Sponco, manager, Slxth and Maln. ^
2 POUNDS OOOD GINGER SNAPS OR
Soda Crnckors for 9c. .OEO. L.
HAYNES ~_ CO.. 118 N. Elghteenth St.
WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THE BEST
placo In Richmond to got. a perfect fit
llng Slilrt ls BISHOF'S. tho Shirt,
Bullder, 702 E. Maln. _
WANTED, CDARA. I-A.TIE AND ALU
the rest of tho girls tp tell thelr best
follows to buy our old fashloned Italian
Crcnm Chocolntos: best ln the clty.
MARCHETTI BROS., two stores, 900 E.
Mnln and 617 E. Broad. _
AWNINQS, TENTS AND FLAQS.
LET US MAKE YOUR AWNINGS NOW/
and put thom up whon you aro roady:
window awnlngs mnde nll sizes. Just
'phono 2142 and wo wlll call and glve es?
tlmates. J. ROSS JONES & BRO., 802
East Broad._r_
BlCYCLEsi
IVER JOHNSON BICYCLES, BEST
Wheol ln Richmond, for tho money.
Only nt TOMPKINS' CYCLE STOR10,
311 Wost Broad.
BICYCL-Ts AND REPAIRS.
THAT'sTlIM-JO BICKERSTAFF, THE
export?He .has one store, 1S03 East Maln.
Ho sells, buys, rents oxchnngespr re?
palrs anythlng In shapo of a blcycle.
'Phono 3398.
BOOKBINDING AND PRINTING.
WE DO BOOKBINDING. DETTERING
and printlng. S. B. ADKINS & CO.,
No, C Governor Street._
~ CREAM PUFFS.
SPECIALS-POLKA ROLLS. WELL
fllled Cream Puffs, Snow Balls, Jelly
Rolls, fllled with the flnest ourrant
jelly. 'Phono in your order. will be
Johnny on tho spot." E. PERKINSON,
Baker, 421 N. Slxth Street._
FofTsale?bargaTns.
the latest in art' wadd papers.
f. d. brauer & brother._
darge bottdis good tomato cat
sup. 10c. geo. d. haynes & co., u8
N. Elghteenth Streot._
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES IN VIR
glnla socond crop seed potntocs at T. J.
KING & CO.'S, 508 East Marshall.
ODD HOMESTEAD VINEGAR. PURE
nnd good: full quart bottlo for 10c. GEO.
D. HAYNES & CO., 11S N. Elghteenth
Streot. _
LARGE SUPPLY FRESH COUNTRY
Eggs, Buttor nnd Old Vlrglnla Hnms.
GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., 118 N. __igh:
loenth Streot.
FOR SALE. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Grocery Wagons. If you noed Rubber
Tlros. Runabout, call to soo me. I
can snvo you monoy. B. C. BRJSTOW,
19, South Flftconth Streot._
WE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Home-mado Wagons, also good second
hand Wagons. new slnglo Trucks. now
Davton, soveral second-hnnd Phaetons
nnd Surrys, Dalry Wagons, henvy
Carts, sultablo for haullng coal) palnt
ing nnd repalring promptly dono.
RICHARDSON BROS., 013 and G15 Brook
Avenuo. 'P.hono 14G7. ?_
WANTED, TO SELL COUNTRY PEO
plo grocories at low prices. All orders
by mnll shipped promptly and satisfac
tlon gunrnnteed. GEO. L. HAYNES &
CO. US N. Elghteenth Street._
FOR SALID-THH FOLLOWING SEC
bnd-hnnd Tvnowrlters: Cnllgraph, $10;
Densmoro. $15; No. 2 Remington. |35j
No. 4 Wllllams, good as now, $50: Ham
mond, $17.50: No. G Remington, $50; No.
7 Remington, $55: No. 2 Smlth-Promler,
$f>5; No. 2 Ollver. $55, and othor machines
of standard mako nt reduced prices.
Anv of tlio nbove wlll bo shlppod out
of town on trial. THE BAR-DOCK
TYPEWRITER CO., 712 E. Maln St.
GROUND MEAL.
IF YOU WANT GOOD CORN-BREAD
buy puro country wntor-ground meal
from GEO. L. IIAYNES & CO., US N.
Elghteenth Stroet._
GOLD FRAMES AND GILDING.
WANTED-aODD DEAF GILDINO IN
old portrnlt or mlrror frnmos. -We nre
tlm l.ndors and do moro In thnt llno
than any other houso in the Stato. Tho
largest dlsplay of genulno Gold Framos
in tho Suuth. Wo wlU call and glve
estlmates for glldlng and rosllvorlng
mlrrors. THE CRAIG ART CO.
GENT8' COLUMN.
KAEiMPF'S 40C. MIXTURB CAN'T B_l
beat. _ -
OUR PRIDE FLOUR, 25C. PER BAOi
wo guaranteed it. GEO. L. HAYNES &
CO., 118 N. Elghteouth Stroot._
GOOD-BYE. DOLLY GRAY-I MUST
hurry to that spoclal sale of flold and
gnrden soed ftt T. J. KING _? CO.'S, 608
East Marshall._
GOOD MIXED CAKES, S POUNDS FOR
25o. GEO. L. HAYNES & CO., 118 N.
Eighteenth Street.______
BEFORE ORDERING THAT NEW SUIT
como and see tho nlc.o nnsortment at
Slxth and Maln, Sults, $16 Up! Trouseru,
*5 up. RIBHMOND TA1.LORING CO?
Chns. A. Spenco, Manager.,
3 PLUGS REYNOLDS' SUN-CURED,
Bwcot Brlor, Old PCftch, Grapo or Plum
Tobacco for 2Tjc. GEO. L. HAYNES &
CO., 118 N. Eighteenth Streot.
YOU WILL NEVER WEAR A READY
mado Shirt after havtoig ono mado to
order at BTSIIOP'S, tho Shirt Bulldor,
702 Enst Maln._
THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY, THE GIRLS
nro sweet, but they llke'the dollclous
phosphates of every llavor at "THE
FOUNTAIN," 906 East Main.
WANTED, EVERY SWELL DRESSER
to remembor that a Now Stock
of - Hats and Haberdashery whlch
Is brlmmlng full of now ldeas
wlll be -shown yoti by SCHNUR?
MAN, Tallor, Habordasher nnd Hattor,
907 Maln Stroet._
76C. HALF SOL1NG MEN'S SHOES;
Ladles, 60c; best leathor; ervery pair
restltchcd; no nnlls, no pegs. DREW'S
ELECTRIC POWER SHOE FACTORY,
716 E. Maln; 'phono 2067. Will call and
dellver. Thls advertlsoment good for
10c. payment half sollng.
HOME^MAolTcANDIES.
KAEMPF'S CANDIES ARE ALL HOMB
mado; perhaps you novor know that.
Como ln and seo us; lt don't'cost any
thlng lf you don't buy._
LAMPSTO BURN.
_1__-_?-__.
$2.50 AND $3 BICYCLE AND AUTO
moblle Gas Lamps; wlll bo sold for
one wook only at JI. and $1.60. JOE
BICKERSTAFF. 1803 Enst Maln; 'phone
8398._\
MESSENGER SERVICE.
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MESSENGERS FURNISHED FOR
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NOTES, CIRCULARS AND LIGHT
.PACKAGES.
CALL BY XV. U. CALL BELL OR
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MILLINERY OPENING.
MRS. M. WORTHAM BEGS TO AN
notln'co to her friends nnd public that sho
will have hor SPRING and SUMMER
OPENING on the 24th and 25th. Sho has
Just roturnod from New York with somo
of the most handsomo Imported Croa
tions that wlll be found ln the clty thls
Beason; 216 North Thlrd Street, near
Broad. . *
; r '
NOTICE. _.
MR. T. H. PEACE WILL BE GLAD TO
soo hls frlonds and customers at 118 N.
Eighteenth Street, whero he can soll
thom grocerles cheap._
OIL STOVES.
MANDY. BE SURE TO GET THE WICK
less Blue-flamo Oil Stoves from T. J.
KING & CO,; they aro tho best; 508 East
Marshall.
POULTRY SUPPLIE9.
THE CELEBRATED CORNELL INCIJ*
bator nnd Poop O'Day Brooders: nona
better: fow so good. FANCIERS' 8UP?
PLY CO., 617-619 West Broad Street.
POULTRY NETTINQ._
POULTRY NETTING IS NOW SELLING
for 2c. per ynrd nt. T, J. KING & CO.'S,
508 East Marshall.
PARASOLS.
WE MAKE THEM, SCltREMP &
TUMA, 317 North Fifth Stroot,_
RL^r7AB6UTS^ND~WAG6NS. ,
FOR NEW AND SECOND HAND RUN.
ftlTouts, Wagons Phaetons, SiHTles Dnv
tons, como to soo mo. W. C. SMITH(
No 314 North Fifth Stroet.
SPECIAL SALE.
$1.25 FOR HALF CORD KILN-DR1ED
WOOD; $2.50 to $3 for half cora sawed
Plno and Onk Wood, dollverod. Boe o*
'phono J. B. LACY.
SAVE MONEY.
IF YOU WILL SAVE MONEY GN
grocerles glvo us your number and wa .
wlll sond a pollto salesman to your
door, w.ho wlll tako your ordora rind de
llver tho goods prornptly. GEO. L,
/HAYNES & CO? 118 if. Eighteenth 8t,
SUITS TO ORDER.
... r i- ii- j rr-rr. . .?
"EVEtflY ST1TCH MADE IN RJCSfc
mond." Nico assortment of Sults, $11
up. Trousors, $5 up. RICHMOND TA1<
LORING CO., Slxth and Main. ChorlM
A. Spence, Manager. _
' 'SPRING CLEANING. t ,
DON'T OVliXRLOOK THB GREAT BAR
galn prices on Palnts, Olls, Floor Stalnfl,
, Bathtub Enamels at T. J. KINQ <$
CO.'B, 608 East Marshall. ^ _
8HIRT FITTERS. ,
WANTED, EVERY MAN THAT . IN*
tendis to wear a Neglegoo Shirt va_
spring and summer to seo our llne_ol 1
forelgn and domestlc Shlrtlngs. BISHO_\
Tho Shirt Bullder, 703 East Maln.
_.. , -1
SAWED WOOD.
SAVE -MONEY BY BUYING YOTOti
WOOD at PT. S. URBAN'S. Sawed plne*
$4.50 and $5.75; oak wood, $6. Bow? kn<\
Marshall Streets. Old 'phono 1320.
_ B*
SPORTING GOODS.
BASE-BALLS,. BATS, &C? BIG STOCiq
TOMPKINS, 311 West Broad.
??i
TOWN TOPICS. _'?
STOP AT THE UNION HOTEL-KATBJ3,
$1.50 ond $3 per day.
TEAS.
OUR GREEN, BLACK ENGLISH
Breakfast or Mlxed Tea can't be beat
for tho money. GEO. L. HAYNES &
CO.. 118 N. Eighteenth Street. _?
. UPHOLSTERING. ~~
C. C LEVY, NO. 544 BROOK AVENUE;
makes Mattresses. Cushlons and Sllp
Covers to order. Bell 'phone 1036. :?
WALL PAPER.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF ART WALL
PAPERS. F. L. BRAXTER & BROTHER..
TEN DOLLARS* WORTH OF WALL
Paper glven away absolutely Freo. No
humbug. Wrlte to-dny for partlculars.
No communlcation answored unlesg'.
stamped envelope ls sent us for reply.
P. A. ARTHUR & CO., No. 302 East
Maln Stroot, Richmond, Va.
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RAILROADS._
RE ft D Richmond, Frederlcks
D Bo V Ti burg &. Rotomac R. R
Tralns Leavo Richmond? Norlhward.
4:15 A. M., dnlly, Byrd St. Through.
6:15 A. M., daily, Maln St. Through.
6:45 A. M? dnlly, Muin St. Tliroutsh, All
Pullman Cars.
|;54 A. M., excopt Monday. Byrd Bt.
Through. All Pullman Cnrs.
Iil5 A.K., woek days. Elba. Ashlnnd ac?
commodatlon.
1:00 A. M., Sunday only. Byrd Bt.
Through.
8:40 A. M? weelc days. Rryd Bt. Through.
|2:05noon, week days. Byrd Bt. Throuish,
4:00 P. M., woek days. Byrd St. Fred
orlcksburg accommodatlon,
6:06 P. M., daily. Maln St. Through.
0:25 P. M., weok days, Elba. Ashland ac
commodatlon.
8:05 P. M? dally, Byrd St. Through.
11:10 P. M., woek days. Elha. Ashland ac.
commodatlon.
Tralns Arrlve Rlehmond?Southward,
IHO A. M., week days. Elha. Ashland Ac
commodatlon,
8:00 A, M? dnlly, Byrd St. Through.
8:26 A. M., woek days. Byrd St.. Fred
erlcksburg accommodatlon.
12:05 I?. M.. weok days. Byrd Bt. Through,
2:06 P, M., daily, Maln St. Through.
4:00 P. M., weok days. Elba. Ashland ac
commodatlon.
8:46 P, M., dnlly, Byrd St. Through,
6:00 P. M., dnlly. Byrd St. Through.
10:26 P. M., dally, Maln St. Through. All
Pullman Cars,
11:00 P, M., week days. Elba. Ashlnnd ac?
commodatlon. ?,-_-._
11:40 P. M,j week dnys. Byrd St. Thro.gh.
AU Pullman Oarn. _? __,
13:26 A. M., dally, Maln St. Through.
Note?Pullman Sloeplng or Parlor Cars
on ull tralns oxcent local accommoclntlons.
W. D. DUKE, C. W. CULP. W. P. TAYLOR,
qen'l Man'r. Ass't Gen'l Man.'.. Traf. Man'f
THE CONFEDERATE MUSEUM
TWHIiFTH AND CDAY BTREBJT8.
Opena dally from 9 A. M. to 8 P,/_~..'.
Ai-a-Men, $ eettt* ?w .ft 8?tur4i.y?.
RAILROADS.
S0UTH_r.;j RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. .., 1803,
TRAINS LEAVE BIOHMOND.
7:00 A, M.-Dnlly. Local for Charlotte,
12:50 P, M.-Dally. LlmiVod, Buffet Pull?
man to Atlanta and Blrmlngham. New
Orleans, Momphls, Chattanooga nnd all
tlio South.
6:00 P, M.?Ex, Sunday. Koysvllle Local.
11:05 P. M.-Dally, Llmlted; Pullman
ready 9:30 P. M,. fnr nll lho South.
YORK HIVER X.INE.
Tho fnvorito routo to Rnltlmoro and
enstorn polnts. Loavo Richmond 4:30 P.
M, Monclay, Wednesday aud Friday,
6:00 A. M.-Excopt Sunday. Local mlxed
for Wost Point. ? -,,_"''?_
2:15 P. M.-Local. Monday, Wednesday
nnd Friday for West Point.
4:30 P. M.-Excopt Sunday. For West
Point, connectlng with steamers for Bal?
tlmore and rlvor landlngs Mondays,
Wodnosdays and Fridays,
... _ TRAINS ARRIVE RfOHMOND,
6:65 A. M. nnd 6:25 P. M.-Froni all tho
South. ,
3:25 P. M.
8:40 A.M.-From Keysvlllo.
9:15 A. M.-Btiltimore and Wost Point.
4:50 P. M.?From Wost Point.
H. O, ACKBItT. O. M. S. II. H AKDWICK, O. P, A.
O. W. WB8TBURY. D. l?. A., fllclimoiicl, Vu,
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-DAILY,
10:2. P. M. Seaboard Florlda Llmlted to
Bt. AuKUHtipe.
2:15 P. M. Senboard Mall to Sayannah,
JncUsonvllle, Atlanta and Southwest,
12:83 A. M, Senboard Express to Savan?
nah, JacksonviUe, Atlanta and S-ou?h
west,
0:10 A. M. Local for Norlina nnd Hamlet.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-DAILY,
fi:40 A. M., No. 34. from Florlda.
6:10 A. M. No. 60, from Florlda, Atlanta
and Southwest, ?. .,
iiSHV. M? No. 60, from Florlda. Atlanta
and Bouthwoet.
6:45 P. M? from Norlina and looal polpta,
VCri'Y TICKET OFFICE.
Tbon??&^ jK?6 Paat M?ln St.
RAILR0AD8.
Ni^Ntri-M-tn
LEAVE RICHMOND DAIDY.
9:00 A. M.. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar?
rives Norfolk 11:20 A. M. Stops only at
Petersburg. Wnvorly nnd Suffolk. _
9:00 A. M., CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoko, Pullman Sleopers Roanoko to
Columbus, Blucfleld to Clnolnnntl: alao
Roanoke to Knoxvllle, and Knoxvllle to
Chuttanoaga and Meinphls.
12:20 P, M., ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmville, Lynchburg nnd Roanoko,
3:00 P, M., OCEAN SHORB LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk 6:20 P. M. Stops only at
Poterslmrg, Waverly nnd Suffolk. Connoots
wlt.li stoumers to Boston, Provldonco, New
York, Baltlmore and_ Washington. ,,
0:60 P. M., for Norfolk and all statlons
east of Petersburg.
9:35 F.M., NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE. Pullman Slceper, RIohmond to
Lynchburg, Petersburg to Roanoko:
Lynchburg to Chattnnuoga, Momphls nnd
New Oiionns. Cnfo Dlnlng Car.
Trnlns nrrive from tho West 7:35 A. M..
2 P. M. and 8:50 P. M.; from Norfolk 1U10
A. M., 11:42 A. M. and 6:50 P. M.
Offlce No. 838 East Maln Street. -
W. B. BEVILL, C. H. BOSLBY,
Gen, Pass. Agent. DIs. Pass. Agent.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAW-T
BYRD-STREET STATION,
8:30 A. M. To all polnts South.
6:00 A. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:20 P. M. Potorsburg and N. & fw.vWM^
3:00 P. M. Potorsburg and Norfolk.
tl:10 P. M. Goldsboro Local.
5:60 P. M. Petersburg local.
6:68 P. M. To polnts South
9:35 P. M. Petershu.g nnd _i
11:30 P, M. Potorsburg local,
tll:50 P. M. "Florlda Speclnl."_- ;_
T TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
. .a- a _r +,'. >AK A M 7-1-. A Af..
6:60 V. M. 'io pomia .u?wi. w .
9:35 P. M. Potorsburg nnd N. & W. West,
11:30 P, M. Potorsburg local.
11:60 P. M. "Florlda Speclnl."_- ;_
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
?:07 A. M, IoVa. M.. 7:~. A. M.. t8:?
a'm, 11:10 A* M., 11:42 A. M.. 2:00 P. M~
6:60 P. M./7.-45 P. M., 8:50 P. M. __
t Exoept Bunday. f Except Monday,
1 o; s. campbbi'lv d|v. pos?. Agt.
w, j. oRAia, Gon;a3??s- Agt,
RAILROADS.
.DUT~_. & Ohio Ry.
2 Hours and 25 Minutes to Norfolk.
LEAVE RTCIIMOND-EASTBOUND,
7:15 A. M.? Wec-k dnys-local to Newport
Nows and way statlons.
8:00 A. M.-Dallv-Llniltcd-Ariivos Wll?
llamsburg 0:58 A. M.. Nowport Nows,
10:30 A. M., Old Point 11:00 A. M?
Norfolk 11:25 A. M.
4:00 P. M.-Weolc cliiys-Specliil-Arrlvoa
Wllllamsburg 4:60 P. M.. Newport
Nows 5:80 P. M? Old Point 0:00 P,
M., Norfolk 0:? P. M,
B-00 P M.?Dally?Local to Old Point.
6,00 MAIN L1NE-WESTBOUND.
10:10 A. M.-Weok days~-Local to Cllfton
Forgo nnd way .statlons.
2:00 P. M.--Dally-Spcclal lo C nclnnall,
Loulsvlllo, Bt Louls and Chlcago.
Btlli P. M.--Weok diiys-l.ocul to Doswell.
10:30 P. M.-Dally-Llmltod lo Clnclnnatl,
Loulsvlllo, St Louls nnd Chlcago.
JAMES RIVER LINE.
10:20 A. M.?Dally-Express tp Lynchburg,
Cllfton Forgo and prlnclpal statlons.
5:15 P. M.?Wook days-Local to Bromo,
C. E DOYLE. W O WARTlIEN,
Ooii'l Manager. Dlst. Pass. Agt.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURU
ELECTRIC RAILWAY,
Beginning April Ist, IB02,
Cars loavo cornor Porry nnd Seventh
Streets. Monohestor, overy hour (ou tlio
hour) from ti A. M. to 10 P. M., last car
U:60 P. M. , _'?_-_?????
Cnrs leave Pcteisburg, foot of Syca
more Stroot, every hour from a:M) A. M.
l? FRI?DAYMANIi Sl/NDAY SPECIAL
EXC'URSIONS.
B0 CENTS-ROl'ND '?'1_u^~50 C-3NTS,
T'IF. VALENTINE MUSEUM
'rWKLFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Opens dolly frum 9 A. M. to 8 R, ,Mt
Admiaelon. S? ccmtii, Free on Ba,t
___^__t__amm_mm_mm
STEAM 30ATS.
Merchants and Miners
Transportatlon Company.
Steamshlp Line. Dlrect Route to
Boston, Mass., and Providence, R.l.
Stenniors leavo Norfolk for Boston Tuos?
day, Weclnesduy, Frlday nnd Bunday. For
Provldonco Monday, Thursday und Satur?
day al C P, M. I'assong-rs nnd freight
takon for alr New England polnts. Tlck
ois on snlo nt o, & o. Ry and N. & XV,
Ry. offlcos nnd Nn. S19 Eust Mnln Streot. i
11. II. WRIGHT, Agt.. Norfolk, Va. |
HjlJifGlNlMiM
,1AM1SH UIVKU DAY LINlfi.
Steamer POCAHONTAS leuvos MON?
DAY, WEDNESDAY nnd FRIDAY at 7 A.
M. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Oia Point, i
Newport Nows, Cluromont unU Jumes '
River lumilngs, niul counecting at Old !
Point for Wuslilngton, Baltlmore nnd iho 1
North. State-rooins resorved for tlio nlght
at moderulo prlcos. Electric cnrs diroct to ,
wljnrt, Faro only $1.50 und H to Norfolk.
Music by Grnnd Oroh-sti'lon.
Freight recelved for abnvo-nnmcd pluccs
and ull polnts lu Eastern Vlrglnla aud
Notrh Carollna. 1RV1N WEISU5ER,.
Gonornl Manager.
E. A. Barher. Jr.. Secrotnry.
Nlght Line for Norfolk
Leave Richmond dully ut 7 P, M., stop
plng ut Nowport Nows lu both dlrootlons.
Daily uxoept Sunday by C, nnd Q, Ru|)
way, 8:00 A. M., 4 P. M.. 9 A. M. and 3
p. M. by N. and W. Rullwuy; ull llnes
connoot at Norfolk wlth dlrect stcumor*
for Now York, aalllng dnlly exc.pt Sun?
duy, 7 P. M.
Steamers sall from company's wharf
(foot of Ash Stroet) Rockotts.
II B. wAl-ICWR, Traf. Mnn. New York.
r' ' "'.' JOHN F. MAYEW Agont,
i2is Eaat Maln Stroet, Rlcmond, Va,.
??'?ti ' "
STEAMBOATS.
American Line.
NEW YORK, SOUTIIAMPTON, LONDON
Salllng Wedncsdays ut JO A. M.
Phlladelphia, April 1. Now York, April 15.
St, Paul, April 8, Phlladelphia, April 22.
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP?PARIS.
Salllng Saturday at 10 A. M,
Konslngtoti, Maroh 28, Kioonluiid, April 11.
Southwark, April 4. Zeeluiid, April 18,
Plers 11 nnd 15, North Rivor,
Offloe, 13 Broadway, N. Y.
XV. B. PALMER & CO..
Clyde Steamshio Co.'s
PHILADELPOTA,
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM
SHIP LINE.
Appolnted sailing dtiyat Evory
TUESDAY, FRIDAY nnd SUNDAY
at dnylight, Froiyltt recoived dtuly till
6 P. M. _
Ibay line 1-oIiai.t'imore
Via 0. & 0. Rwy. uml Old Point.
Leuvo Uli-luuuiicl via U. & 0. dally
nrqil Siimluy, ut 4 V. M., iwu. ut
aid Point ivltli ntouuiora ut Old Hav
l.lnu, Icuvlu. 7:15 V. M.. uiflvln.
lliiltiniuiu d:.'lu A. W., cou. Noi'lli,
Rust und Wiiat. For tlctu-ta mul lnr?riuutlo? up
nly to 0, * 0, Itwy. und Trutiufrr _o_i|>uijy, 1000
1-Mst Mulu Bti-uul.
POOL MATCH
OHAMPIONSIiiP OF THE WORLD
betwcon
GRANT EBY, of Now York, champlon|
XV. 11. OLKARWAT1-U, of Pittsburg,
ex-chainpiou.
Sungor Hull, March 23d, 34th and 25th,
Rosorved seats ou salo at Tho'Tujcedo,
707 Eust liivai, ^_ ,
AMUSEMENTS.
I
J
o
u
riatlnee To-Day
FAWCETT
COMPANY
wlth Frank Glllmoro
and Gnwo Klinball, ln
CAMILLE
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-J __m<A
iai 8
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ACADEMY.
TUESDAY, Maroh 24th,
Matinee nnd Night,
ANDREW ROBSON in
RICHARD CARVEL
Prlcos, Mntln. oS5o to $1, Nlght,S5o to $1.50
K-fits now on salo.
TWICB PAII.Y AT 3 AND 7 P. nt
ADMISSION 25o CHILDREN 15c
An-E.anlng of Mlrth and Myittryy
Y; M, C, A, HALL,, -d?
Saturday, March 21 st, 8i30fc<. m,
THE FLOYUS.^
Altlflt-ERSJ^BH.
ftosw-vo4 B^.J^taf ?._
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