The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
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p''' ms MINERAL INTEREST-SALE or
..ru PROPERTY. AND NEW MINERAL
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..-...o..,aepce Of the Richmond DispatchI
JANUARY 20. 1881.
tf,,bcih Tucker. who died yestef-
,t. re.;denee OF Mr.. A. Waddill. as
..,..r,el IN This correspond was almost
I'i',,er,ri,p. She bad attained the great
,fnIr,fy.ihree, and might have attained
,1e fnll century except for disease, inciOenl,
rc,lq,,.. 20 the recent severe weather. she
wo.a mos, exemplary lady. Her funeral
fake. place this afternoon.
Tbe mineral interest in This part OF Tue
safe j. last taking the leading place IN the
.,n1v and ambition OF the people. III IN
,ol,... too. other large interests Inc SAFE
- land. .rd The building OF railroad lines.
Ib,ve TODAY several items bearing on TINS
Inti.r'. whose practical Importance l. OF
dai,y increasing magnitude. The farm OF
MIR. John j. Dillard, near KlVerNiile' III
Amherst. ba- been sold, with all mineral
ushis. to the Pennsylvania Mining COM
psny for $4,000 cash. Again me
IyncbbrIg Steel, Iron, ana Mining
C3mpqny General Grub presidehD has
contracted with Colonel T.. Dillon, OF
Indian Rock. Botetourt, for forty tons
Of limestone per diem for the next
siy mon,bs. 10 he used for fluX in the
companS's new furnace. And lastly, large
ouuntitio, Of ENCORE in bags pass through
fine city daily over tue Atlantic, Mississippi
ard Ohio railroad, 10 be sent North by the
steamships 4 the Old Dominion Line. 1t l.
nom The mines of Southwest Virginia, and
there i an iHeXhaustIble amount OF the
slme sort behind, awaiting the demands Of
trade.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs
J,nt Lemon were conducted yesterday
AFTERNOON at ~. Paurs church by Rev. Dir
Carson, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Williams, o
Grace church. This amiabe lady SISTER o.
Colonel Robert +. Wiihers) has burle(
ibnieen Of her own children within tn
pa,t few wears, and has now gone to loll
Them in the "land of the leal."
Rev. William L. Edwards, pastor o
Court. street Methodist Episcopal church
H., accepted an invitation 10 deliver lee
une in the HalcOm be- Hall course. and VII
plobably appear at an early day.
Monlgo merv PTcsbytery Will meet In th
second PRESBYTERIAN church, in tins city
on Tuesday next for the purpose OF dls
solving the pastoral relations between lh
Rev. James Dinwiddie and the Big LicI
church IN order that he may accept call Il
The Concord church, Campbell.
A very low rate has been hXed over IN
railway lines 10 enable persons who are =
inclined 10 attend the inauguration OF MI
Garfield. But very few people viii proDa
bly be disposed to 90. Politics possess lev
chains Tor the average mind at this time
and a, il is pretty well understood there
10 De 20 new shuttle in the local Fedora
Offices patriotism is at low ebb, and states
men DO not much care whether the countr
], ,aic or not.
The roof Of HOlcOmbe Hall has recent
been reiDned at the cost OF several hundred
dollars. The glOries Of The new opera
House quite eclipse the hall (Which used It
be Methodist church, but The ball hold
its own as place Of literary exercises, am
has been managed with great liberality b,
the trustees Of the Temperance Society =
Mr.. Il. F. Hening at their head.
Cold again, and threatening ram, Du
none yet fallen. TELEPHONE