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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-15
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No, LILO Z. NJ. leaves Rchmona: arrlve; =.
Burkcviile All =. ~. sun.
erIIn's 1913 p. NJ. n4lyi!c
1853 Z. ~. Greensboro lO:r,
L. NJ, Salisbury llj5 T.. ST..
and Charlotte l:iS 4. VI. '
No. 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives a,
Salisbury 4:5:' A. NJ. ',r,.,l,.
boro' GAG a. NJ. Dan,...
s:53 a. NJ. Sui!rrlIn's g:iO
a. NJ, BurkcyilIe l2::ls +. H.,
and Richmond 3:l7 =. ~
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:l5 +. NJ. leaves EichnoIi: arrive; 2.
vie 7:2s 4. NJ. Grecnsr,ro'
9:l5 4. ~. salisbury ll:ol \,
NJ, aud Charlotte 1910 T. "
No. 4-4:03 P. NJ. lra?cs thmI, tte: arrives as
salisbury 5:37 p: NJ. .Grccss-
boro' I'D p. NJ. naa.i.
9:34 r. NJ, Burkcyille 3:2S 4.
inland Richmond \ NJ
Trains Nos and . VIII make close connection
ut Richmond with the Richmond. Fre!erlcL--
burg aud Potomac railroad to and from al! I.ointi
North and East; II ;'rscr'le with the Atllu-
tic Mississippi ana Ohio railroad Ia and from Fi-
vile. Lyncuburs. BRISTOL. and TO al! point. s"uti
and west Of Bristol, daily except SainrG'y
Trains. on the F. I. V. and q. railroad MAX
ing this connection 40 not tun on sunday: AZ
S,ilheIln's with the Milton and Snturrin Narrow
Gaure railroad for Milton. \. c.: 1T Dundee win
the Virginia Midland railroad: AZ Greensboro vita
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor Salem
and intermediate ponts at BURY with TIE
Western North Carolina railroad t"Ar, ut Snnh!yl
III Airline junction with Atlanta and Charlotte
Airline
Trains Nos. 3 aud will connect az Richmond 'n-
ing North aud South with the Richmond. Fi,1r-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West and with III" Ch' ~
pcske and Ohio lrOad for ali points West: -
dundee with Virginia Mdind railroad I" atp!
from Washington and all points North and Wr.l:
at Charlotte. with the CharI'te, Columbia ant
Augusta railroad Ia AMI IRON all points NORTH
and South. These trains RIM ial'y On IN
Richmond and l'anrilIc rairoai aud connect as
above. excep, going north III Sunday mornin1 ana
going south Monday morning. Trains MAXIM tbs
connection run daily Oh Richmond. FrcGrrcks-
hurg and Potomac and Chesapeake AMI Ohio Fi:s-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. y. c. railroad run between
Greensboro and SacH daily except sunday.
Pullman pilace drawing-rOOm and slcclnS-rar5
run on trains Nos. l and . between New l"Ta
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana on Nos. 3 and
between Richmond ana Charlotte, and Wi"cel.
Washington Danyille, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all Southern and Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
between the points named ON the tickets. 80 lay
ever checks Will be given.
r. VI. r. TALCnTT,
General superintendent
JOHN r. MACMCR 20. General Passenger sg"nt.
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The following is summary OF the super.
dntendents' reports for September.

The next meeting will be held at Triniiy
church second Sunday in November.
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Special services are TO
.,..s ho,s shis week at Bread. Street Cente-
- - trinity, Clay. Street, Union-S Station,
sri tsreron Meth odist CHURCHES.
~ ,sarer.sI persons proiessea conversion Of
3arrsnity church during TIE past week. -Four
! rseraorss were received into the church on
SSsnnaSay--o1e By certificate and three on
r,rofession. Two were baptized.
Three persons were converted as clay.
street church during the week. Two Were
received into the church Sunday on pro
zession OF faith. KS
40 Union-Station church two persons
were baptized and received into the church
ON Sunday, and one received 10y certificate
several persons have been converted du'
ring the meeting
I During the special services at Park Place
church last week six persons were CON con
yerted.
chester Methodist church TWENTY-FIVE per
sons have been converted. One person wal
received on profession OF faith Sunday
At Union chapel, Howard srove. tn'
revival OF religion conducted by toe iaymea
OF the different churches bad RESUMED up y
Friday night In ferty-tiye persons making {;
nrnfession OF religion. The meeting Is still
ierest. and seekers OF religion are at tn
altar every night. Services commence ut Z.
O'Clock 2. II.
At the First Baptist church one person
was received for baptism. After sermon
by the pastor Or Warren} and an address
by DIR. Curry a collection for the Virgrni'
Baptist Education Board was taken up. !.
At yenable-Street church the srecia
meetings during the week have been OF 10
.ferest, aud will be continued every evenins
this week at 8 O'Clock.
Al the Second Baptist church In the morn
ing Rev. DR.. Eaton, Of Peters burg, preached
an able and effective sermon on the tex
eve have no King but Cesar" AT nigh
DIR. Hatcher filled the pulpit, the paste
4Dr. McDonaid) filing DR.. Eaton,s pulpit II
Petersburg.
AT Clay-Street Baptist church Rev. Z: W
Ebletorf, OF Louisiana, filled the pulpit a
night, preaching an effective sermon OF
the young ruler.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
In ROAD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
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Il ATrSTTON aAIES.sEnfuTc Days.
"a nv w aoddin..
III ~ Heal Estase gent and Auctionecc,
corner Of Eleventh aad Hank streets.

nv w aoddin, q,
Real Estase Agent and Auctionees.
Ss corner of Eleventh aad Bark streets. q
CAFE At AUGTIoNoF THAT BEAU
AZ TIFnLIDT. NO. 8. IN MIILS,s GAK All y ~;
on THE VEST LISE t s,. Eus II ada ~ at,
ton. IN the prein,ses m FRIDAY AFTEkMtt.sS0sNN
the sti, Oct6aer, 1878, mt AZ O'Clock, thaL yEa1
BEAUTIFULLY LOT, iocated Oh above; aa1olnlng i aS
!r.stdeice OF Mr. Howard Swinefofn, ionIlnH .o1
feet running back 120 feet to w1ue ailey. aha
bounded ON the south by another aieYZ iec1 wioe-
n 80 n.rt 81 Richmond are there more new
houses going up than in this netgh5orhoo
. &C 15 w. .1 OIDl--S, q lI.IE-
BY Grubbs & Williams.
.3 Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
nHE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
NC Nj igs BG ef ThS FIRsF ss
cam STREETS. At AUCTION.-By request oil
the deyfsees OF the late DIR. John Mctonneit, we
WIN sell by auction. upon the premises. on mOS-
DAY the lst day OF DC ODER, at Az O'CLOCK ai.'
fhn NV FILING situated rs above, recently occn-
MED by Mr. John ". Powell.
II has eleven rooms, with two-story porch 10 ihe
rear bIth-room. water and gas, ana kitcneh WIN
"" The lst fronts 80 feet and runs back TO IN alley
in the rer. This house iswell built, In good or
der and II Is situated In very desirable nelgnDof-
hood and convenient to business.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc Is AucIloneers
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RICHMOND. gRED'G q PoroMAo K. r. Co.,l
tJFFIcE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RIcHMoND. June 6, 1872.
sTOMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT. trains on this road will run as follows:
il. 6s- NORTH BOUND.
No. 1-745 A. NJ, leaves BSrd-srreet station daily
isa sep. sa9dsya of Bs Fl %4sns
E. PM: PhiIadelphia, $50 2. NJ;
New York, 1905 z. II.
NO, 1900 p. NJ, leaves Hyrd-Street station daily;
due at Washington. 9:05 z. N. 4;
Baltimore, l1:05 2. D.: PlItla-
d del $40 a. 81; New York.
No. $500 PM. :ave IS Il Byrd-street station
- daily; due at Washington, 1:20
A. NJ: Baltimore. 3:l5 A. N. ;
philadelphia, $40 A. "; New
No. $500 p NJ, A asssI ssS RI TRAIN
for junction.. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sum
,1 day).
SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-10.55P. arrives III ByrG-Street station
q Hsy 4 saseP si s"n % r. t fSiiss
~; %sss sl f;5 + E ii; y washing hing
No. 4-1:ss P. N., arrives at Byrd-street station
wv daily: Leaves New Yorl $3.50
P. ~; Phlladelphls, 1880 r.
NJ: Baltimore, 1870 A. II. :
Washington. 8 a. NJ.
NO. 6-S:l5 A. ~, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily. Leaves New York, 6:3O
NJ. /; Baltimore. 1895 A. III. i;
Washington. 2:46 4. n.
No S-S55 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
arrvel 1T BrOad-Street station
daily Except Sunday.
STOPS.
No makes ali regular stops except at Hungary
NO. 2 makes all regular steps except Mt Rutner
Glen and Hungary. .n.
No. 8 stops 1t all regular stations except Hun
No. stops ONLY at Richland. Brooke, Fredericks-
burg Milford, Junction, and Ashland
No. 5 stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction, Penola,
Milford, and Fredericksburg.
No 6 stors ONLY at Fredericksburg, Summit,
GuIuea's station. Woodford, Milford, Penola, Ru-
therglen. junction, and Ashland
Nos. aud 8 will make all regular stops.
The passenger-car attached TO freight TRANS Will
be discontinued. L. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticker Agent
r. T. D. MYERS. General Superintendent. let
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dwellings FOR RENT.


RRICK, No. 40 east Main, near Fifth, ten
BRICK. No. 1l2 east Cary, corner Second, ten
STICK. No. sos north Twelfth, near Clay, seven
BRiCK. No. 5o7 north Twelfth, near Clay, seven
BRICE. No. 81 6 Byrd between Third and Fourth
streets, ten ROOMS: 1860.
BPICK M. 1910 east Broad. near Monumental
church. fourteen rooms. and in nice order; $500
HKICK No 3l6 west Cary. six rooms, Kitchen,
tath. &C.. in nice repair; S1S per month.
BRICK. No. 313 west Cary. six rooms. not ana
cold water. aud In nice order: 81 per month
FRAME. No. 1909 Grove avenue, four rooms
BRiCK No. 3l9 west Cry. Six rooms. hot and
col ! water. in nice condition; SIS per month
BRICK, No. GA west Cary, six rooms, bath, &C.;
81 s per month. ~
FRAME, Fifth street, Navy Hill, six rooms !;
Sl2.5 so per month. 49, -
BRICK, No. 921 west Clay, six rooms; $50 per
FRAME, 30. 9 west Canal, six rooms; IS per
FRAME STORE and DWELLING. No. 2609
east Main: 50 per month.
FRAME. no. SIS Mosbv street; IS per month.
BRICK, No. 800 west franklin, six-rooms slZ
per month.
FRAME. No SOC south Pine. FIVE rooms: $40 per
rooms Amply to FRANK D. HILL.
Real Estate Agent,
&c l4-4t 110S Main street.
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-AJ,luCrroNssAIEs.s-Fatarc Days.

Aa we are retiring from business. we will sell at
our store No. 1906 Main street. By CATALOGUE.
on WEDNESDAY, October 18th, commencing as
slOA O'Clock. our entire WHOLESALE STOCK Oh
.s5 BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &C.; ~
all nr,me goods, selected expressly for the Rich
mond wholesale trade. The stock comprises fuli
assortment or goods for MEN. WOMEN, BOYS.
MISSES aud CHILDREN, In which are many very
ane Goods. suited to The best city retail trade.
The particular attention Of country merchants Is
inyied 10 this large sale, which Will be made Win
ont reserve, giving them the opportunity 10 Duy
their fall supply ut very low prices.
Goods will be carefully packed and shipped WIKI
out extra charge. nor,,rn
oc 3.59lOl2J5,16
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND LHE>rfAKE}
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING NAY p. ls77.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 P. VI. Leaves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THUS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects a:
West Point with steamer Havana tGr
all points York river and i:Hti-
more. Arrives in Iia'iin"re AZ !.
ing,ou, Philadelphia New York. i"'-
ton. and AL western points. C"ni''!s
at Richmond with trains on Richt!"l1
and Petersburg and Chesapeake aAd
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
800 A. VI. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 A. " TUESDAY, 1tuRsDAY. aud SAT-
CRRDAl. Connects with steamers
al West Point for river landings, Bal
timorr, and MI western points. 'bn-
meets al Richmond with trains on Kicnr
monj aud Danville railroad lsIchin"n-
AMI Petersburg, and Chesapeake AID
Ohio RI; rOIdS.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily except suns
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives Ut R.chmond TUESDAY:
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. con"
meets with trains on Richmond aud
Petersburg and ChcsapeaE5 and DEo
railroads. steamer Havana leaves iiai.
mGNDA .i''" whB b. YIN and Fl:r-
trains from Philadelphia, New r"r>,
and western points. and al NtstPoIIL
with trains for Richmond md the
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
4.D0P, NJ Arrives aI Richmeud MbSDhI.WED-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY aud
6.l5P M.TUESDAi, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URnAY. Connects With s:eatnc: "a
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmond and DaHvii!.,
Richmond and Petersburg, and CEc-I-
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily except sun"
day. Connects with Richmond 2ud
Petersburg aud Chesapeake aud QUO
railroads.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond "a or from
southern pointS. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point. . ,o,
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed. . ,,, .,o,
Through bills OF ladins, with guaranteed rates.
issued 70 all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 all n"rtheriI casterh' ana
western points, and bagga2e checked THROUGH. -.
For tickets apply al General Railroad i!rNsl "
Ace 500 Main street: At the Exchange itotcI, e-H
compauv's depot, corner Twenty-thrd ana DocA
streets. Richmond. Va. .,.,.,
ma22 n. I. IouHbAS. ouus.r nto us
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npaxTUkE OF sTEAsaEs>.

EOR NEW YOR k.-The Ola rsFFS
Il Dominion Steamship Company s ..Sssses;sisss.s
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE.
will sail THURSDAY, October 17th, 1T O'Clock
u. Nj.
Freight received until 4 O'Clock p. M.
Through bills Of lading signed ami goods for
warden with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, SIP; round-trip tickets,
$24. Storage. 10 and So.
For freight or passage apply TO
G.. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
DC lS-3t Commands Wharf. Rockets.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

[FoR OTHER "LocAL' SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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DICHMOND BAZAAR.
DAVIS'S
EXCHANGE, LIVERY. AND SALE-STABLES.
7 will sell by auction on WEDNESDAY, October
9th at l O'Clock 4. Nj
7 head of HORSES and NJ ARES. Just from Ken
tucky-the balance Of a drove.
ALSO,
Is seryceable HORSES and MULES, belonging to
different parties--sold for want Of USE.
ALSO,
RUGGIES. WAGONS, DRAYS, and
EXPRESS-WAGONS.
.... ALSO,
HARNESS. new and second-hand;
SADDLES, BRlDL ES. ROBES,
HALTERS, and SWEAT-BLANkETS.
All stock guaranteed as represented. or money re-
turned. G.. G. BURTON,
oc l4-3t Auctioneer.
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BY Robert B.LYne.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
No, 1912 Main street.
RY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1I3 Main street.

4 VALUABLE FRANKLlN-STREE L
seII nv nuctiOlI. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
The 9Th day of October. SIS, At AZ O'Clock T. NJ a
valuable BUILDING LOT, fronting 44Xl33 AZ
north side of Franklin street between Madison ana
Monroe adjoining the residence OF A. u. heiley'
Esq. and the property OF Truman n. Parker on
the west. $500 l.. T., 49,. :,
TERMS: One third cash the balance iE SIX and
twelve mouths. negotiable notes given Tor the de-
ferred payments. with Interest added. and secured
M, :, doeJ nr trust RICHARDSON Il CO,
~ 20 II - WeE3t Aurtioneers.
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WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR THE
w largest and best assortment Of Hand-Made
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Collars. Whips. Bits
Spurs Buffalo Robes, Horse-CoverS. Horse Boots,
Axle. Grease. Robes, Harntss-Oil, Trace Chains,
Hames. Eaiters. and every her article in the line
at the lowest prices Call and Zee us before purcha-
0'"e' - - DICKERSON'S
... Saddle and Harness Manufactory.
&c 15-aod2w No. 1912 Franklin street.
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nAILHOAa, LINES.

{ E 81
&, OFFICE YE1GHrHoPE RAILWAY CoHPANy,l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6. ] 67S.
AN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17Tu
W train will leave Winferpeck station, Clover
DAYS. Mt 6 AM; returning, leave Chester saRe
days ut 2;40 z. M. 2yss5. f.}, III. +, -
4 Pasgeugers from Richmond leave on 1888 z. n.
train from Byrd. Street staffon: passengers from
Petersburg leave on 2:10 p. u. trim from Apo
se 1fs superintendent.
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WANTED, TO BORROW $4,000 ON
w city real estate worth twice that amount.
Address MONEY, care OF Dispatch office.
Il
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL scFFFE
A RIVER. PROVIDENCE. AND Dos xs1ss5ssass
TON.-Sleamrr NORFOLK, Captain TGNNILL, will
receive freight for the above ports until TUES
DAY the 15tl. instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
j. ". MCcARRICk.
oc l4.2t General Southern Agent.
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WANTED, A GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS
w FARMLAND (whitel. One that c;ln work
aud manage a small farm can find employment by
addressing Post-Ofice Box 8, Richmond, va.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE g.

NOR RENT, THAT DESiRABLENsa
Il DWELLING over the store OF MeSsrs: Brec- Ai:l
den Il Fox: the entrance thereto IS on Fifth street
between Broad ant Grace. Ii contrinS elgtit rooms.
with all modern Improvements. and Is well suited
for trSt-class millinery or dressmakng establish
luenL. -. . - - -, .
Also. that DESIRABLE DWELLING over tie
Store of William Z. W. Tavor, Esq, 1T the south
west corner of Broad and Fourth streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
On TuGThSt
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ADELPHIA, RICH 41NS
I MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM..aszzsssss ssT
fence. BOSTuN. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES 4 WEEK.-Until further
aolee the steamers of this line will make tr-week y
TiiTRSDAY. and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con:
meeting AT Philadelphia with ClYte's New England
Line for Boston Fall River Providence. and al The
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
''9 JAMES W. MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM T. CLYDE & Co.
General Managers,
inl0 No. l2 South MharY-s. PnlIattMihiA.
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STORES FOR RENT.

dor RENT, THE FARM CALLED @i
Il BLANDoN, adjoinin! the new reservoir gu
now occupied bv Mr.. l.. Y. Wnder, containing about
NINETY ACRES Or HIGHLY-lMPROVED
LAND: comfortable BRICK HOUSE, KITCHEN.
and STABLE on the premises. Possession january
l. 1879 Amply TO FRANK y. HILL.
nc l4-3t HOS Main street.
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WANTS.

WANTED. BY A NICE GIRL, A SIT
w IIATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY TO
SEW, and is willing to make herself generally use
fuI Address "L.,n Dispatch office. oc 15-lt*
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TOR RENT, A NICE BRICK STORE Ms
L ana DWELLING on Second street between E:l
Also. BRICK DWELLING No. 2l4 south Laurel
street, containing five rooms besides Kitchen. with
good well of water upon the premises. Possession
given October rs, 618.
Also, SMALL BRICK DWELLING on the south
side of Catherine street near Gimer street.
SO. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
nc l2-2k Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers
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EOR RENT, STORE AND DWELL-@
II ING No: l4l4 Franklin street, adjoining AZ
the Ballard Hotel. -fs
Also, STORE AND DWELLING No. 1S Four
teenth street, between Main and Franklin.
ALSO. that LARGE DWELLING over the store
of WILLIAM II. Benson, on Fourteenth between Main
and Franklin STREETS, we'll suited for boarding
house JAMES N. TAYLOR & Son.
oc l2-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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TOR RENT. THAT FIRST-CLASSA An
4 NEW BRICK RESIDENCE at the north Ell
west corner of Clay and Fifth streets, containing
nine rooms. bath, hot and cold water.
Also, TWO DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, NOS.
1lS and l1eA west Clay street, containing eight
rooms each. bath, &C. Rents low. Apply to
JOHN r. GODDIN. Real Estate Agent.
oc S.eodlm Bank and eleventh street.
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Il BaHEF LOCAL ITEMs.-On Sunday Cap
tain Charles n. Epps and Policeman Barker
arrested Cary Trabue, an escaped member
of the chain-sang, and returned MIN TO
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DOR RENT. HATTORF'S GAR-Gss
I DEN. head OF Broad street, opposite Rich I'll
mond College, With ali conyeniences. &C., for pub
lie garden dwelling ID large and grounds handsome
Rent very low, and pos seaston &C once.
!; oc 12.1w a. ROBEhf y. LIZ NJ.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-01

Hon. L. c. Manning, of Winfield, spent Sat-
urday in Wichita. There is no opposition in
Cowley to Tom Ryan.
Col. st. Clair, of Summer county, came
down from Topeka, Saturday, where he had
been atten ding meeting Of the Agricultural
Board. Col. st. e. says the schemers who
sold sumner county to Peters will have >
| happy time in making the delivery. There
| il 10 opposition worth naming, IN Sumner, to
Ryan.
Stanley Craddock has returned to the city /,
and can be found with Alexander Bros.
Mrs. Jennie Stoll nee soult, accompanied by
her husband, was in the city visiting friends
Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Buckner and wife, of Burln-
game, are paying Mr.. Chas. Marsh and family
q visit.
Il. n. Hershfeld, of Leayenworth City, &C.
companied by his two little daughters, are in
the city visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Harvey and her mother return
ed last week from their trip to Ohio.
w. S. Corbett is at home again from the
snowy range. renewed in energy and spirits.
MIR. Heating, of Kansas City, member OF
the firm Of Smith q Heating OF that place,
| and who also have an extensive agrlc ultural
| and implement house in this city, has been in
the city few days.
T.w. Kitchen, who has been in this city
ever since it started, engaged in the clothing
| business, has accepted situation as drum
mer for Quincy clothing house.
Hon. J. r. Mead returned few days since
from flying trip to the Rockies. He visited
almost every place OF note or interest from
Central City TO Trinidad, passing over Pike IS
Peak on the route. He says the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad will soon be com :
pleted to Trinidad, which reaches boundless
coal fields. He saw veins OF fine coal SIX feet
thick, and of superior quality, which can
and will be loaded on the cars at a dollar, or
less, per ton. Mr.. Mead is close observer,
and it is interesting to hear him relate the i'm
pressions ana experiences received on his
first trip to the mountains.
Hon. Thos. Cayanaugh, Secretary OF State,
lighted up the sombre tints OF our office with
his bright face on Monday. He is paying his
brother-in-law, W. w. Hays, visit. Mr..
Cayanaugh has made one OF the most popular
State officers ever boosted by the Republican
party Of Kansas.
Last Sabbath a few relatives and few OF
the most intimate friends of Mayor Greiffen-
stein gathered at his residence to celebrate
his forty-ninth anniversary. The occasion
was very pleasant one, indeed, to the Mayor
and bis guests, and quite different from his
twenty-sixth birthday, on which occasion he
was encamped few miles south OF Topeka,
on the Auburn road, en- route to the plains
for hunt, and during the night storm came
up and during the storm bolt of lightning
struck him and his comrade in bed with him I,
instantly killing his friend, and parayzing
half his body for a time. Uncle Billy, we
predict, will live thrty-fve years longer.