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Davis Elizabeth A, wid John C h 800 w Clay
Davis Eugene E, plumber City Water Works h 502 Catherine
Davis Frank W, grocer 5 High
Davis Franklin (Franklin Davis & Co) h Baltimore
DAVIS FRANKLIN & CO, (Franklin Davis and Edward H Bissell) nurse- rymen office 1013 e Main nursery Brooke turnpike Henrico co
FRANKLIN DAVIS.
EDWARD H. BISSELL.
RICHMOND NURSERIES On Brooke Turnpike, 1 1-4 miles from the City, FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO., Proprietors, OFFICE 1013 EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES IN NURSERIES. 1,500,000 Apple Trees ; 800,000 Peach Trees ; 150,000 Pear Trees; 100,000 Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine and Quince Trees; 1,500,4.00 Grape Vines, Currant, Gooseberry, Raspberry, Blackberry and Straw- berry Plants; 50,000 Asparagus and Rhubarb; 1,000,000 Osage Orange for hedging.
10,000 SILVER MAPLE TREES FOR STREETS AND LAWNS.
And 5,000 Roses of the best varieties. This stock is remarkably thrifty and well grown. The selection of varieties has been made with great care, and comprises those best adapted to this latitude for general cultivation ; also varieties suited to particular localities, and for special purposes.
Correspondence desired with those who contemplate planting Orchards, and to those who wish to plant largely, great inducements will be offered. All persons interested in Fruit Culture are respectfully invited to visit the Nurseries.
Descriptive Catalogues of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Furnished on Application.
UNSURPASSED BY ANY HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
Lester Manor and Woodville 6 THE
-- BRANDS OF-
UNRIVALLED
CHOICE CANNED GOODS.
There is no similar Enterprise of such Magnitude in the World.
THE LIST INCLUDES
Tomatoes,
Green Peas,
Peaches,
Sugar-Corn,
Pears,
Asparagus,
Blackberries (cult'd,)
Beans.
They are SECOND TO NONE. Their GREAT REPUTATION is due to the 1 following facts :
They are grown at Lester Manor specially for canning.
The soil is peculiarly adapted to and carefully prepared for their growth.
Particular care is exercised in selection of seeds and stock.
Special attention is given to the manner of their cultivation.
They are gathered at the period of maturity, and nothing unripe, unsound, or imperfect used.
They are carefully packed in air-tight cans on the place where grown.
They are packed on the day they are taken from the fields.
No transportation on cars-no bruising of fruits or vegetables.
The master-spirit of this GREAT and UNRIVALLED enterprise is Mr. Jno. B. Davis, who, only a few years ago, by his own sagacity and genius, without any model, planned the great work which is now giving employment to many hundreds of people, and furnishing food to thousands all over the civilized world .. We have given, in as condensed and yet as attract ive form as possible, some of the reasons why the Lester Manor goods are superior to all others.
Mr. Davis, whose name and reputation is more wide-spread, if possible, than his goods GUARANTEES honest packing, cleanliness in every department, correct representation of everything sold, and everything sold is as represented.
1438 E. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. 1440
HEADQUARTERS
RICHMOND BAZAAR.
Maj. E. B. COOK,
Mr. A. T. BURR,
Auctioneer in Charge
AUCTION AND SALE DEPARTMENTS.
Manager in Charge Manufacturing, Repairing, Blacksmith
AND CARRIAGE DEPARTMENTS.
AUCTION SALES
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock.
Wheelwright, Blacksmithing and Horse-Shoeing,
Carriage Repository, AND
And Repairing,
DEPARTMENTS
1438-1440 E. Franklin, and 1324 E. Main Streets.
The public are respectfully informed that the ENTIRE SERVICES of the well-known and popular Auctioneer, Maj. E. B. Coox, have been secured at the AUCTION AND SALES DEPARTMENT of the BAZAAR, which has been placed under his sole charge and management. While Major Cook will ever be found ready at the Bazaar to serve the in- terests of its friends and his, he may also be engaged as a general auctioneer both in city and county.
The valuable services of Mr. A. T. BURR have also been retained in the MANUFAC- TURING, REPAIRING, BLACKSMITHING and CARRIAGE DEPARTMENTS, where he will exercise exclusive control and direction. His long experience and extensive knowledge of the business is SAFE GUARANTEE that any work entrusted to him will receive PROMPT and FAITHFUL attention.
A complete supply of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS and WAGONS of every description always on hand at BOTTOM PRICES.
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES and HORSEMEN'S STOCK generally, at WHOLESALE PRICES. Horses and Mules shod by the BEST OF FARRIERS at low rates.
My own work guaranteed in every particular.
Nothing can better illustrate the reliance to be placed in the Bazaar for HONEST DEALING, PROMPT and POLITE ATTENTION, and FAITHIUL and SATISFACTORY management .of the business of its patrons than its great and assured success.
Sales and returns quickly and promptly made.
SEND YOUR CONSIGNMENTS WHERE YOUR INTERESTS WILL BE PROTECTED, and remember that what the Bazaar promises can be relied upon.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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*Davis George, lab h r 307 w Clav
+Davis George, shoemaker h 2224 Venable Davis George B, clk h 213 s Laurel Davis George C, machinist h 304s Cherry *Davis George H, lab h 1200 St Paul
Davis George W, tailor 212 n 5th h 1001 n 1st
D AVIS GEORGE W, photographer 827 e Broad and propr Richmond Pho- tographing Co 8272 e Broad h 104 e Clay
Davis Godfrey, stonecutter bds 226 s 7th Davis Goodman D, salesman Levy Bros rooms 14 Shafer bldg
*Davis Gus, driver h 38 w Leigh
Davis Harry L, salesman 1209 e Main bds 2 w Marshall
+Davis Henry, lab h 2412 Venable
Davis Henry W, salesman B F Johnson & Co h 2905 e Broad
Davis Hiram A; sign painter 25 w Broad h 2081 w Marshall
D AVIS H WYTHE, physician h 110 w Grace (8 to 9 am
OFFICE HOURS ? (3 to 4 pm
Davis Isaac B, (Davis & Simpson) 701 e Canal
*Davis James, blksmith h 322 n 19th
*Davis James, butcher, h 434 Goddin
*Davis James, lab h 918 Cumberland
*Davis James, lab h r 114 n 7th
D AVIS JAMES L, supt city water works office 912 e Broad h 500 Cath erine
Davis James M. M. lawyer bds 205 e Main Davis James P, clk G W Anderson & Sons bds 2 w Marshall
*Davis James R, janitor bds 1011 n 4th *Davis Jerry, driver h 900 n 28th Davis John, cabinetmkr h 818 w Broad Davis John, lab bds 508 s Laurel
*Davis John, driver h 401 n 30th
*Davis John, lab h r 403 e Broad
*Davis John. lab h 217 w Canal
D AVIS JOHN B, pres Planter's Na- tional Bank and Richmond Banking and Ins Co, propr Woodville Can- nery 123 n 15th and Richmond Ba- zaar 1438 and 1440 e Franklin and vegetables 2d market h Henrico co
Davis John IT, moulder h 809 w Clay
Davis John H, cutter 1315 e Main h Hen- rico co
Davis John J, bricklayer h 516 w Clay Davis John P, shoemkr h 636 n 7th
Davis John W,3d asst supt Penitentiary h 219 s 2d
*Davis Joseph, lab bds r 2615 e Broad
Davis Joseph B, sec Richmond Banking & Ins Co h Henrico co
Davis L Clinton, bkkpr 601 e Broad h 812 n 6th
*Davis Lewis, lab h 909 n 32d
*Davis Lizzie, h 320 n 17th
Davis Madison, clk bds 729 w Marshall
Davis Martha A, wid William h 313 w Clay
Davis Martha J, wid Joseph h 2 w Mar- shall
Davis Mary, wid Henry h 2025 e Main
*Davis Mary, h 506 e Clay
*Davis Mary, h 516 Goddin
Davis Mary A, wid William R h 601 s Belvidere
*Davis Melton, lab li r 811 n 1st
*Davis Moses, shoemkr h 214 e Leigh
Davis Nelson, blksmith h 307 w Duval Davis Oliver, granitecutter h 614 n Ist *Davis Patrick, lab h 210 n Madison
*Davis Peter, waiter h 11 w Jackson
*Davis Peyton, porter h 904 n 6th
*Davis Pleasant, lab h r 314 w Clay
*Davis Pledge, driver h 308 n 3d Davis Preston J. clk St Claire Hotel
Davis R H, conductor R & ARR bds St James
*Davis Richard. carpr h 737 n 9th
Davis Richard T, collarmkr h 506 w Clay
*Davis Robert, lab h 1300 e Leigh
*Davis Robert B, blksmith h 710 Bates
Davis Robert C, engineer bds 1300 Gov- ernor -
Davis Robert S, lab h 614 s Laurel
*Davis Samuel, lab h 1107 n 1st
Davis Samuel J, upholsterer R P Rich- ardson & Co h 622 n 8th
Davis Samuel S S, machinist h 2610 O Davis Samuel T, (Catlin, Talley& Davis) h 11 s 14th
Davis Samuel T, lab bds over 7 s 18th
G. W. DAVIS, PHOTOGRAPHER,
827 Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
AND WASHINGTON, D. C.
PRICES .- Imperial. per dozen, $3.50 and $1.00; per half dozen, $2.50 and $3.00. Beautiful Card Photographs, per dozen, $2.00; per half dozen, $1.50; 4 Cards, $1.00. Photographs for Framing, $1.00 to $0.00 each. Life-size Portraits in Crayon and Colors. Prices cheaper and quality better than any other house in the State.
Copying of all kinds done in the best manner. Your patronage respectfully solicited.
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Davis Samuel W, bricklayer h 514 s Monroe
Davis Sarah J, wid A h 505 s Laurel
Davis Thomas, lab h 2025 e Main
*Davis Thomas, labh 1435 e Franklin
Davis Thomas H, saloon 203 s 2d.
Davis Thomas J, bridge carpr bds 14 n 17th
Davis T Wiley, builder 16 n 20th h 708 n 27th
Davis Walter B, bricklayer bds 1320 e Main
Davis Walter C, clk C F Johnston h 516 w Clay
Davis Walter J, manager Mayo & Bro h 621 n 8th
Davis Westmoreland D, clk aud offl R & D R R bds St Claire Hotel
Davis William, labh 16 n 6th
*Davis William, lab h 3503 Lester
*Davis William, lab h 3720 Lester.
Davis William B, bricklayer h 516 W Clay
Davis William E. carpr h 909 n 17th
Davis William E, paperhanger h 636 n 7th
Davis William H. carpr bds 5 w Canal Davis William H carpr h 1225 w Clay
*Davis William H (A Davis & Son) bds over 1717 e Grace
Davis William L, lab h IS n 23d
Davis William R, plowmkr h 305 e Mar- shall
Davis William S clk 9 Governor h 313 w Clay
*Davis Wilson, blksmith h 508 McCance
Davis & Simpson (Isaac B Davis and Elijah HI Simpson) proprs tobacco Public Warehouse 701 e Canal
D
AVISON FERDINAND Dr, dentist 807 e Grace h county
*Davison Walter, barber h r 609 n 6th
*Dawson David, lab h 1414 e Broad
*Dawson George W, driver h 300 w Leigh
*Dawson Hannah, snack house 710 e Cary h 315 w Duval
*Dawson Jefferson, shoemkr 401 Bowe
*Dawson Judson, lab h r 1818 e Main
*Dawson Noah, lab h 401 Bowe
*Dawson Sallie h 1808 Balding
Dawson William A, cigarmkr h 1530 e Main
*Day John, shoemaker h r 115 n 19th
Dav J Rudolph, tinner Mountcastle & Cofer h 825 e Broad
Day L HI Miss, saleslady Levy Bros h 116 e Main
Day Mary A, wid Joseph h 838 w Grace Day Mary A D, wid Robert A h 3206 e Broad
Dayton Henry A, produce shipper, n12 15th h 1803 e Main
Deady W J, mail agent h 314 e Cary
*Dedman Henry, shoemkr h 700 w Leigh
*Dean Abraham, blksmith h r 205 e Clay Dean Alexander, engineer h 603 w Clay Dean Alice Miss, seamstress Brooke & Co h 102 s Cherry
*Dean Ann M, h 313 w Broad
Dean Christopher P, clk bds 124 n 20th Dean Frederick J, shirtcutter H T Mil- ler bds 1308 Ross
Dean George T, tinner 420 e Marshall h 101 w Marshall
*Dean Jacob, gardener h 646 n 7th
Dean Joseph H, carpr h 913 w Marshall
*Dean Mary E, h 209 n 3d
*Dean Morton, lab h 1215 St Peter
Dean Otis, tinner h 803 n 25th
*Dean Paul, carpr h 916 n 6th
Dean Robert A, tailor 2403 M
*Dean Samuel, driver h 310 n 3d
*Dean Thomas, blksmith h r 205 e Clay Dean Wellford, machinist bds 803 n 25th
*Dean William, driver h 310 n 3d
Dean William H, painter h 913 w Mar- shall
*Deane Charles, lab h 419 e Canal
Deane Charles H, machinist h 102 s Cherry
Deane Edward, clk R F & P R R h 701 e Grace
Deane F D Meanley, elk Exchange Hotel
Deane Francis F H, grain mer h 800 e Clay
*Deane Judy, h 1002 n 8th
Deane Preston, clk bds 124 n 20th
*Deane Sidney, carpr h 212 e Baker
Deane Thomas, blksmith k 220 w Mar- shall
Deane William, saddler bds 718 n 26th Dearborn A Rhodolph, clk Joseph M Blair h Manchester
Dearborn Clarence C, bkkpr Thomas L Alfriend h 406 w Grace
Dearborn Eugene E, bkkpr Thomas L Alfriend bds 406 w Grace
Dearborn J A Rev, paster Main-st Chris- tian Church h 406 w Grace
Dearborn Lawson L, elk h 406 w Grace
DELARUE'S RESTAURANT
REMOVED TO
Nos. 1426 & 1428 FRANKLIN STREET, Corner MAYO.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT AS USUAL.
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Deaton James C, h 100 e Cary
Deaton James C Jr, physician h 100 e Cary
*Debbress Alexander HI, barber 1702 e Franklin h 807 n 3d
*Debbress Miles C, barber h. 807 n 3d. DeBold George A, tailor h 1300 w Main Debow Christian, manager h 123 n 15th *Debricks Mary, h 100 Nicholson
Decker Kate Mrs. dressmkr 309 e Broad Deininger John H, collarmkr h 502 n 5th
Deitrick Hessie H Miss, dressmkr h 227 Mayo
Deitrick Hezekiah A, collector h 227 Mayo
Deitrick Jennie T Miss, dressmkr h 227 Mayo
Delacy George F, carpr h 521 n 27th
Delaney Alexander, supt Tanner & De- laney Engine Co h 304 e Leigh
Delaney Chester A draughitsman h 111 e Cary
DeLaney Samuel M D, blksmith h 213 Linden
Delarue A Henry, barkpr h 1428 e Frank- lin
Delarue Christopher C, steward bds 921 w Marshall
D ELARUE D, saloon 1426 and 1428 Franklin
D ELARUE GUS E, restaurant 1116 Main
Delarue J A Miss, saleslady Levy Bros h 624 s Pine
Delarue Joseph, machinist h 1416 e Broad
Delarue Lafayette R, baggagemaster bus 921 w Marshall
Delarue Margaret, wid Sebastian h 112 e Broad
De LEA ROBERT L, general agt
University Publishing Co, 3 n 11th cor Main bds American Hotel
DeLeon Harman H, cik bds 102 n 9th
*Dell James, lab h 744 n 2d
*Dell Robert, lab h 744 n 2d
*Delly Chapman, butler hr 500 w Frank- lin
Delvin Jane C, wid James h 1501 w Cary
DEMOREST PAPER PATTERNS, 821 e Main J S Finkenbiner agt
Dempsey Albert furniture varnisher and repairer 19 n 15th h 424 e Broad
Demuc Ira, brakeman C & O R W h 816 n 5th .
Denkbahr Bernard lab h 626 Church Denning Patrick, lab h 528 n 15th
Dennis John W, framemkr 211 e Broad h 308 e Clay
*Dennis William, lab h r 703 e Clay Dennison Henry, elk bds 413 n Sth
Denny Richard S, clk aud off R & D R R h 16 s Laurel
Denoon Daniel, h 305 w Clay
Denoon J Bolling, operator telephone ex bds 6 s 2d
Denoon Samuel, asst librarian Y M C A h 6 s 2d
Denoon Ritchie, engineer The State h 6 s 2d
D eNORDENDORF C C, publisher and editor of "The Old Dominion and Monthly Fireside" and prof music 119 e Broad (see adv next page)
Denson Henry W h 306 n 10th
*Denson Robert, huckster 2d mkt h 911 n 1st
Denzler Charles, baker h 730 w Marshall Denzler John, grocer 730 w Marshall
Denzler John W. lab h 730 w Marshall Department of Agriculture and Cabinet of Minerals Dr J M Blanton commis- sioner 906 Capitol
Depriest Clinton, policeman h 736 n 4th Depriest Emmett h over 625 e Broad
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Derbyshire James, lab h 527 s Belvidere ERBYSHIRE JAMES H. manager Domestic Sewing Machine Co h 519 w Grace
Derbyshire Peter S, machinist h 815 w Main
*Dericot Edward, lab h 1119 St John
*Dericot James HI, lab room 1119 St John
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eSAUSSURE WILLIAM P, atty at law and notary 2d floor 1103 e Main h 316 e Main
WM. P. DeSAUSSURE,
Attorney at Law & Notary Public,
Office, 1103 E. Main St.,
RICHMOND. VA.
G. E. DELARUE, MERCHANTS RESTAURANT,
1116 Main Street, Next door to Dispatch Office, Richmond, Va. WINES, LIQUORS, BEER, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c. *LUNCH ROOM! Et
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D eSMETT FRANCIS, clk Capitol Hotel
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DeSouza Augustin, hatter 820 e Broad ESPORTES H VALMONT, dentist 1329 e Main h 913 e Marshall
DeSylvia Daniel W, photographer h over S25 e Broad
Deuel Albert H S, machinist h 812} e Broad
Deuring Christian H F, policeman rooms 1815 e Main
*De Veaux Augustus, driver h r 203 e Cary
De Veaux J K, wid Rev T L h 401.e Main Deverick William, cabinetmkr William Daffron h 111 n 14th
Deveridge William, lab h 107 n 14th
Devine John A, clk Carlton McCarthy & Co h 416 w Marshall
Devine John H, moulder h 416 w Mar- shall
Devine Joseph P, lab h 219 s 5th
Devine Mary, wid Frank h 800 n 2d
Devine William A, machinist h 416 w Marshall
de Villiers C S M'me, teacher 61S n 8th
Devlin James T, driver Mrs Jane King h 1411 w Cary
Dew Ann, wid Robert bds 3017 Williams burg ave
De Witt B A, wid Thomas H h 316 e Cary De Witt E Fontaine, bkkpr 6 s 12th h 316 e Cary
*Dey Henry, umbrella repairer h r 115 e Clay
Diacont Adam, foreman Preston Belvin h 1812 e Main
Diacont Christian, cigarbox mfr 1314 e Cary h 1811 e Franklin
Diamond David, lab h 924 n 2d
Diamond James, h 30 Maiden Lane
Diamond Samuel, pudler h 6 High
Dibrell Richard H, tobacco com mer 1201 e Cary hi 12 e Main
Dibrill William E, (C W Branch & Co) and leaf tobacco dealer 6 s 12th h 14 e Main
Dice Margaret, wid William h 509 Or- leans
Dicken M S, caterer Fords' Hotel
Dicken Oliver P, clk Mrs Jane King rms 1811 e Cary
Dicken William T, driver Mrs Jane King h Henrico co
Dickerson Ann C, wid John h 9 High *Dickerson Anna B, 409 n 5th
Dickerson Benjamin h 422 s Belvidere
Dickerson Benjamin T, roller h 415 s Pine
*Dickerson Charles, lab h 618 Brook ave
*Dickerson Cornelius, lab h r 422 w Duval
*Dickerson Edward, lab h 1115 n Morris Dickerson Emma A. wid Robert h 18 s Laurel
Dickerson John H. (Joseph C Dickerson & Bro) h 901 w Main
Dickerson John H Jr, harnessmkr bds h 901 w Main
Dickerson Joseph C, (Joseph C Dick- erson & Bro) h 2916 e Marshall
Dickerson Joseph C & Bro, (Joseph'C and John H Dickerson) saddlers and harnessmkrs 1512 e Franklin
Dickerson Joseph E, salesman Watkins, Cottrell & Co bds 901 w Main
*Dickerson Kate, laundress h 528 w Baker
*Dickerson Lewis, stevedore h r 1815 e Franklin
Dickerson Mahala, wid Henry rms 1904 e Main
Dickerson Martha, wid Henry bds 2916 e Marshall
Dickerson Mary A, wid Robert h 714 e Franklin
*Dickerson Milford, lab h 4 s 26th
Dickerson Nathaniel G, carp h 9 High *Dickerson Richard, lab h 420 Goddin
*Dickerson Samuel, driver h 2511 e Clay
*Dickerson Sylva, h 4 e Canal
Dickerson Thomas, lab h 714 s Laurel
Dickerson Wattie T, musician rooms 1904 e Main
*Dickerson William porter h 1005 n· 3d Dickey George E, pressman W Ellis Jones h 9 s Pine
Dickie Willis W, physician 2203 e Broad
Dickinson Alfred E Rev, (Jeter & Dick- inson) 2d floor 1117 e Main
Dickinson Arthur W, painter h 714 26th Dickinson Bertha Miss, teacher h 1014 e Clay
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Seven pages of Selected Reading and one Popular Song, Subscription 50 cts. per annum, with & Chromos.
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Dickinson Enders, conductor R F & P R.R h 921 n 25th
Dickinson Hiram P Jr, elk rooms over 2110 e Main
Dickinson John V, drug clk L Wagner h 802 e Leigh
*Dickinson John W, lab h 204 e Canal
Dickinson J P, clk aud off R & D R R bds Arlington House
Dickinson L M Miss, saleslady Levy Bros 6 613 n 10th
Dickinson Loren (Cary & Dickinson) h 2116 e Grace
Dickinson Martha E, wid Robert F bds 2009 e Broad
Dickinson Roger, lab bds P nr 30th
*Dickinson William, waiter A Pizzini Jr h 1005 n 3d
*Dickson Alfred, lab h 703 n 17th
*Dickson Augusta h 313 Stevenson
*Dickson Edmund, lab S04 e Main
*Dickson James lab h r 316 n 12th
Dickson John R lab h 708 n 22d
Dickson Julius, lab h 714 Concurrence *Dickson Lizzie, h 1724 e. Cary. Dickson Mary Mrs, h 100 n 4th
*Dickson Moses, lab h r 332 n 18th
*DicksonOtway, butler h 120. e Leigh
Dietrich Fritz, confr and bakery 1800 e Broad
Dietrich George C, shoemkr 311 n 5th h 803 n 5th
*Diggs Archie, lab h 413 Brooke ave
*Diggs Charles, lab h r 2115 e Grace
*Diggs Charles, lab h 3215 e Marshall
*Diggs Israel, lab h 930 w Leigh
*Diggs James, lab h 1013 Chaffin
*Diggs John, engineer h 111 $ 2d
*Diggs Thomas D, barber 2412 e Broad h 514 n 3d
*Diggs W Scott, (Clark & Diggs) h 800 n 6th
Dill Adolph, clk 2020 e Franklin h 1 w Clay
Dill Fritz, clk bds 1213 Floyd
Dill Joseph G, tobacco'mnfr 2020 e Frank- lin h1 w Clay
Dill Louis, dairy 1213 Floyd
Dillard Effie Eiss, h & n Madison
*Dillard James, stevedore h r 1711 e Main
*Dillard Jeremiah, lab h 513 Pulliam
Dillard Julia E, wid William rooms 1910 e Main
Dillard Mason G, salesman Cardozo, Alsop, Mosby & Co bds 612 n 17th
Dillard Nathaniel P, tinner W J Ander- son h 130S Ross
Dillard Richard, porter h r 607 e Leigh Dillard Robert G W, grocer 501 Lousi- ana
Dillard William F, elk bds St .James
Dillon James C, tailor h 523 n 18th Dillon John, carpr h 4 w Leigh Dillon Margaret, wid John h 4 w Leigh Dillon Michael, lab h 523 n 18th
D IMMOCK M J, architect 3d floor 1113 e Main bds St Claire Hotel
M. J. DIMMOCK, ARCHITECT,
No. 1113 EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
PPersonal Supervision given to Construction.
Dinneen John H,(Dinneen & Spotswood) and notary h Ashland Va
D INNEEN & SPOTSWOOD, (John H Dinneen and Muscoe L Spotswood,) atty's at law 1016 e Main
DINNEEN & SPOTSWOOD,
Attorneys at Law,
1016 E. MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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IPPNER JOSEPH C MES, (execu- trix) livery & undertaker 300 & 302 e Marshall
MRS. J. C. DIPPNER, (EXECUTRIX)
Furnishing Undertaking
COR. THIRD & MARSHALL STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
HACKS, BUGGIES and SADDLE HORSES for Hire. Carriages for Depots can be had Day or Night. A Fine PICNIC WAGON for Hire and always kept in nice order. Tele- phone No. 2.
*Dishman John HI, butler bds 2615 e Broad
*Dismal Robert, lab h 308 s 10th
*Dismond Joseph, lab h 307 e Duval
*Dismond Lucien, lab h 750 n 2d
Disney William, tailor h 620 n 17th
D ISPATCH CO (THE), James A Co- wardin pres, Henry K Ellyson sec'y and treas, C O'B Cowardin, vice pres, publishers daily, semi-weekly, and weekly Dispatch, 1118 e Main cor 12th
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DISPATCH (THE), daily, semi-weekly and weekly by The Dispatch Co, 1118 e Main cor 12th
*Dix Mark, h r 215 Union
*Dixon Frances A, laundress h 914 St James
*Dixon John, lab h 1009 Catherine
*Dixon John, lab h 535 n 2d
*Dixon Joe, lab h 12 n 25th
Dixon Louisa Miss, teacher h 3 e Grace *Dixon Otway, porter h 120 w Leigh Dixson James M, lab h 2117 Pleasant
Dixson Mary C, wid Julius C, h 709 n 24th
Dobbins John W, harnessmkr h 17 e Main
Dobbins Nancy, wid Robert bds 105 n 29th
Dobbins William H, stevedore h 2608 e Franklin
*Dobson Frank, lab h r 604 w Clay
*Dobson George W, waiter NT Redford h Duval nr Walker
Dobson Hannah Mrs, rms over 1720 e Main
*Dobson Jacob, lab 703 n 17th
Dobson John W, clk h 925 Buchanan
Dockerty George W, paperhanger rms 6 n 10th
Dodamead Lloyd, expressmsgr bds 316 e Clay
Dodamead Thomas, consulting engineer h 316 e Clay
Dodge John W, prest The Rible and Book Association 711 e Broad
*Dodson Aaron, shoemkr h 307 n Sth
Dodson Charles B, cik American Hotel
*Dodson Edward, lab h r 731 w Mar- shall
D ODSON J S, propr American Hotel Main cor 12th
*Dodson Lemuel, cooper h r 102 e Mar- shall
*Dodson Primus, barkpr h 811 n 21
*Dodson Samuel, photographer G W Davis h 1031 St Peter
Doeppe Charles, baker h 508 Louisiana Doeppe Otto, mattressmkr h 508 Louis- ana
Doeppe Otto Jr, boilermkr h 508 Louis- ana
Does John, toys 711 and 715 e Main
Doggett Churchill, h 601 e Leigh
Doggett Davis S, clk aud office R & D R R h 14 s 3d
Doggett Francis W, manager rms 1910 e Franklin
Doggett G Brooke, bds 1200 e Broad
*Doggett George W, barber 621 w Main h Henrico co
Doggett J M, teacher bds American Hotel
Doggett William O, clk bds 706 Price
Doherty James B, cigarmkr bds 23 n 12th
Doherty James L, boot and shoemkr 23 n 12th
Doherty John Rev, pastor St Patricks Catholic Church h 213 n 25th
Doherty John, lab h 2410 e Main
Doherty John B, marble cutter h 207 Governor
Doherty John E. merchant tailor 823 e Main h 312 e Main
Doherty John E Jr, tailor John E Do- herty h 312 e Main
Doherty John E, gas fitter h 19 n 12th
Doherty Martin C, shoemkr h Governor cor Ross
Doherty Patrick lab h 3807 7th
Doherty Simeon h 312 e Main
Doherty Susan, wid Matthew h 402 w Cary
Doherty Thomas, barkpr bds 1709 e Grace
Dolan James, lab h 405 s 9th
Dolan Jane, wid Patrick h 2502 e Grace
Dolan John, blksmith h 705 Church
Dolan L F, teacher h 2502 e Grace
Dolan Michael. lab h 705 Church
Dolan Nellie Miss, saleslady Cohen Bros h 2502 e Grace
Dolan Thomas. lab h 609 Howard
Doll Pierre, cook h 611 e Marshall
Dollard Patrick. lab h 519 Church
Dollard Richard, cigarmkr h 519 Church
Dollard Robert, cigarmkr h 627 High
Dollard Thomas, moulder h 610 Holly
OMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, 907
D e Main J H Derbyshire magr
Domlin John, carp h 914 n 2d
Dominici Anthony, clk bds over 103 n 17th
Dominici Christopher, (C Dominici & Co) h over 103 n 17th
Dominici C D Co (Christopher Dominici and Frank M Catogni) grocers 103 n 17th
Donaho James M, capitol police bds 414 n 10th
Donalioe John M, patternmkr h 847 n 17th
Donahoe Martha Y, wid John h 847 n 17th
Donahue Edward, driver Chas H Duf- field & Co h 914 e Broad
Donahue Henry, painter h 720 Brooke ave
Donahue Patrick, shoemkr W B Drew & Son bds Blenis House
Donald Peter, (Hutcheon, Johnston & Donald) h Henrico co
*Donaldson Albert, lab h 508 McCance Donaldson George M, (George M Don- aldson & Co) h 112 n 3d
Donoldson George M & Co, (George M Donaldson) lumber exporters rms 17 Shafer blog
Donati Andrew (V Donati & Bro) and confectionery and fruit 701 e Broad h 1714 e Franklin
Donati Davino, clk h over 1718 e Frank- lin
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Donati Vittorio (V Donati & Bro) h 1714 e Franklin D ONATI VITTORIO & BRO, (Vittorie & Andrew) saloon 1718 e Franklin
V. DONATI. A. DONATI.
V. DONATI & BRO.
--- DEALERS IN ---
Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
TOBACCO & CONFECTIONERIES,
1718 Franklin St., - RICHMOND, VA.
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