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NELSON COUNTY.

THE SIXTH DISTRICT SOLID FOR TUCKER AND
MAssEY-THE TARIFF-GOID-SINEs OF
BUCKINGHAM.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY, Va
October 80, 1882.
our Registration Board were in session
Saturday, and citizens were active ia hay
ing ~ many ~ possible register to vote ioi
Tucker and Massey. The white vote oil
This district is almost solid for Tucker, cX-
ccpt those who sold Themselves to Malone,
Arthur X Co. for office. IL il generally
understood that j. Henry Riyes ran against
Tucker merely to impress the leaders OF
hi. party with his own Importance, ana
thereby hold his office - internaI-reNenie
collector the more securely.
Massey is daily gaining strength IN thl-
section. as the people read from the col
umns Of the Dispdtch the account Of the
noble fight he is making 10 save the State
from Malone and the Republicans. All
trur friends of Virginia should forgive his
errors Of the past, in consideration OF the
great work he j. now doing, A. well As OF
their own interests.
Since the Sixth district is already inter
e,ted in manufactures, and the iron inter
ests here are rapidly becoming greater,
many persons believe that ii is best for us
10 encourage high tariff; that in few
wears We will need it, protection; and
hence they disagree with Mr.. Tucker on
thi, point. Yet all good citizens are deter
mined to rid themselves Of bossism; and
knowing that Tucker is the strongest man,
r,cy are working for him with all thelI
might and main. They are grateful for Tie
rood he ha, done IIS already, and grace
fully consent TO his different views on The
tlriff question.
Captain Staples, the efficient genera
manager Of the Piedmont Mining Compa
nv. is doing excellent work IN the gold
mines OF Buckingham. one OF his shaft
ha, struck large and valuable vein q
gold, and the company are 80 much en-
outraged that they have determined to cree
very soon the machinery necessary Tor th
working OF the ore. The ore Is OF IN ex
cellent quality, and handsome profits vii
be realized from il. The other gold-mine
in Buckingham are also doing well, AM
Astonishing accounts are given OF one nea
Faber's Mill, In Nelson county. axis.
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DANVILIE.

SALES or REAL ESTATE-M ARRlED-MR. Pr
TER CoUsINs--A REMARKABLE CASE OF
DROPSY- RELIGIOUS REVEALS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 81, 1852.
4 lot fronting 127 feet on Green street,
and having on il u small dwclling-house,
was sold yesterday at auction for about
81 900. The lot on lIOlbrook street. which
had been given by Mr.. Juman W. Pace Is II
contribution to the building fund Of the
Baptist church, fronting 90 feet and running
back $50. has been sold to Mr.. j. K. Plea
SAINTS for $3.50. Two lots Of Mr.. Moses
Stcrnbergcr, in North Danville-Onc con-
tanning about five eighth. Of an acre and
having on it good dwclling-holISc and
other improvements, the other fronting II
icct. and having on it a clearinghouse and
other imprOycmcntS-hay been sold re-
>prctiyely to Mr.. Thompson Corbin and +.
}. Glll for the amount Of Sl,1jO.
Mr.. Richard T.. Bass, a prosperous young
businessman Of our city, was married to-
day to Miss Mildred. daughter of Mr.. John
W FITZGERALD. one Of the most successful
planters Of this county, at the home OF the
bride.
Mr.. Peter Cousins, who had been known
here and IN the region around ds cifpch-
ter. died at his home in North Danyillc on
sunday morning. There were some re-
markabc circumstances about the disease
(dropsy) OF which Mr.. Cousins died. Al
one time the physicians drew from the re-
zion Of the heart about three quarts 0f Wa
ter, and the bag which this accumulation
Of water had formed had displaced the
heart by about six inches. At later pc
riod as much rs two quarts Of pus was
drawn from the interior Of the breast at
one time.
kcmtuck church, about eight miles from
town. received thirteen persons for MEM
bcrship as the result Of recent revival ser
vices. Rev. X. ID. Iiaymorc conducting the
services. It is reported here that 4 larg"
number OF persons prOfcsScd conversion
during a recent revival At Riceville, Rev.
T.. h. billiard conducting the services.
ALPHA.
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PETERSBURG.

A STREET RAILWAY N PETERSBURG: S35, 900
TO BE INVESTED IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ENuE AND MUNICIPAL STATIsTICs-DIpH-
THERIA IN DTNwIDDIE.
Correspondence of the Richmond D.patch.I
OCTOBER 81, lSS2
Mr.. George Beadlc. a capitalist OF >yrl-
cu>c. y. y, is in the city TODAY. lie i
the gentleman who proposes to lay rail
way through our streets. He comes pre-
pared to invest S30,0O0 or SO. 600 in the
enterprise, and At the meeting OF the Com
mon Council tomorrow afternoon will
make formal application for grant Of right
of way through the streets. III the privilege
Is granted he will commence work at once.
II Is proposed at first 10 lay the railway
track from point near the AppOmattoX
railroad depot, 10y the old Market. up
Sycamore. ont Washington. and up West
street to the Wc>t-End Park. The impro-
yised railway-track, like that in Use in New
York. is to be laid. and new ears are 10 be
placed upon it. The fare is to he limited
to 4 maximum Of five cents. There seems
to be no doubt that the Council will
promptly grant the right OF way, under
certain restrictions, and that Petersburg
will soon have its street railroad.
Though "A very large crowd 81 our people
went over 10 Richmond this morning. vet
hundreds more would have gone il accom-
modatIonS could have been found for them
on the crowded train.
The internal-reycnuc collections in the
Petersburg district for the month OF Orto-
Der amounted to SGG,22i-an unusually
small exhibit. The exports OF manuilc-
tured Tobacco during the month amounted
to ~ 800 pounds.
During the month ending to-day nine
teen marriage-licenseS were ISSUED from the
clerks Office in this cily-nnc to white
and ten 10 colorcd couples. SiXty-iiye
deeds were admitted to record.
Information received here to-day states
that diphthcria i prevailing 10 Il considerl-
Bile extent in portions oi DinWiddic c"un-
ty, and that several deaths have resulted
among children. ROBlN ADAlR.
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IT, COHEN BROTHERS
WILL SELL ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D,

case DRESS GOODS At Toe. a yard that they
sold heretofore at Ii and Ice;
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS. In French and
English, al considerable reduction;
ALI-WOOI DRESS FLANNELS reduced To
30 C.:
COMBINATION WOR>TED SUIrINGS al CON
siderable reduction;
DRESS FABEICSof every description AT reduced
prices;
Among MOURNING FABRICS are 44-INCH
LCPIN'> OTTOMAN CASHMERE at Soc.
the price 81 which Is 1928;
SLk-W ARPHANANNAI CLOTH at fl.25, our
own importation and heretofore sold at 10 {;
PURE SILK MEl;NEILLkUX, % inches wide,
AT S9c generally sold At Sl.5O-thl we have
Ia BLACK onlV; We have the COlOtED IN
the same quality at 9jc.;
We are selling an ALI.-sILk SATIN MERNElL-
LET'X al 1928 that would have sold freely at
50 yard last season;
COLORED GROS-GRAlN SILKS ut SJc.a yard
thar everybody * inclined 10 get sl.2o for;
100 dozen FRENCli-WONE CORShTs AT 30c''
sold everywhere at 80 to 6oc.;
l25 dozen FRENCH SATTEEN CORSETS at
BIKE, equal to anything sold IN this city at
75c.;
Asa. a large stock Of HOSIERY at reduced prices
Ia nlcccs BLACK SILK VELVET at Zoe. a yard;
27-lNCH BLACK SILK VELVET uyonese mani
uiacturcl al 1880. usually sold at - Eard'
200 dozen LADIES MERlNO KNIT VESTS AZ
37Dc., the same quality sold every where III
sl.25 pair; ,,,
, eases BLkACHED SIlEEllNG,tw" ana i1'l'
wards wide, at / Sc.a yard.
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IA THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
,-SntP ONE ROOF DURING TIE ram
WtFk EVER OFFERED IN RICHMOND
/, Ar sYCLE BROTHERS.
3II BROAD STREET
LEADERS OF Low PRICES

c,.e. DoUBLE-FoLD TWlLLEp
CAsllMJtRi.tt. at nlEEi9ySS;S,-Goops at Toe;
10y ~, case more of those SiOpAh
Lou Ci'OTiIs at ~ e. worth 4oc.; STRIPES At
t75 nirces SCO1Cli PLAlDS ana SINH w.
m ,icrrs CNSiiMEEEs, MtRiNos' ana S,a.
ia pt iTIS I'm every shade aud color at eA'''"-
n .tiya Low EIPK tc'K CASHMERE from l2se /"
g. Eonncl's BLACK SILL "A, lihp"'Sis %". -
~ ana - MI, lie; Ne. 4, $40; No. .,
fi.|S, = 49,: No. 7, $3.50; No. .; ~ Z" =
400, 10; 40. 10, f5's2' NO. y '''''
II, tS.73 ana a., Nj r. ikVctk SILK BROCADEs
"'' an MONDAY wc VIII ohsr vi a. sRirhmond
- I'm these goods ever onsl'n III a. ,uif,iPL :
gtin nsn ~ sII,kS, sAIINS, ana Moin ~ -
III ~. how an immense assortment ~ ii'
l., SIIk PLUSIlfS ana
Ing w..II ,tTr DEPARTMENT. ior sc"'''
cur ,'c,'s ana boys wear Is now a9P"i IINGS
lIFc III A%NtL DEPARTMENT. We WI y yrry
large, cen,,cmen's. and children S. h no,
In Ltdiss ,NrEAH we will offer during vs.. ~,
l MIL '','' e1,ecjal inducements Don '" 1,anI
wen ~ , "ur LADIES' VESTS ~ INV
value f for rs: and CmILDREN's CL so,h
In 1!9ifp irrMENT. ON MONDAl o YcWvmnPTtD
VI, dor an i'm tnellst St''h N A. A r.
We WI VII" IIOTII. SILk' ana tL,n,,,,aIicd IN
,,,,AfilSi~. AT deures that cant o' ''''
richmond; -. rIrR-lINED and SlLh
, ,.',sr line of Sill = ~
Ql H. 49,, , how upwards 0i oVu or'ed:
We win ai"% hem solae of the finest importedi nm,
an"hgs.. ~, In odds and ends to pe '''''"
regardless Of IT c o.. ;yard-wIde sHEETlNGs al
2 more eases oi 81 ,,,cs. .,
only ION Gs.2iAy and WHITE BLANKETS at
bottom prlsc,easc.t of CARrETs, RUGs, o'h'
A" 6I6T TTs aud GiSSii a' 'ST coaq.,
Nc iads ln ~, great opportunity "a pis ~ mel
sho1in Eng I'm, over these magniihoe ,s,n'
| Lnrgains viii occur "s" SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad stieet:
,..oc, store. 1929 Main street. '' -''e'
would respectfully i"'or" my friends '''''
| a,ove firm, aud would be r'aa
! serve them. W. I..JtNNiNGS
| oc s-eOdlm -----------
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WILL QUOTE A FEW OF HIS PRICES
TO GIVE YOU SOME IDEA HOW
CHEAP HE Is SELLING:

70 G}Vy pr YoA SIM sdMr OK nv MS P Prices
CHEAP HE Is SELLING:
1000 dozen PLAID TOWELS at 3zc.:
500 dozen large LINEN TOWELS at Ioc.,
100 dozen line DAMAsK TOWELS at issc.,
worth SOC;
goo S, dozen 8. RS NsTEI 6rraS piece
bales A SEA ISLAND COTTON at &c,
|, cases 81 sLEAcHEp COTTON 4sc.;
4 cases A. Ri CACHED COTTON at 7c.;
100 pieces FAsT-COLORED CALICO at 4kc.
100 pieces BROCADED DREss-'.ooDs al loc
so pieces BLACK aud CoLORED ALPACA At
100 pieces FINE BRoCADEs reduced from rs
10 1916;
BLACK and coLoREp .CAsnMEREs at l2X,
l6s, 25. 80, rs, 40. 45c. up to sl.25-all 20
-. percent. less than regular price;
BLACK and COLORED sILks-the cheapest In
do not fall to look At our BLACK SILK attl
which j. richly worth ";
BED COMFORTS, 75c.. VI, ~ %, ~ the cheap
1000 pair CoL3RED BLANKETS a, s5c.-con-
GOA s, .s,, d. chei g. =, x;
up 10 $40. the finest:
DOLMANs. CLOAks, AND JACkETs-In this
department We have the largest stock aud sell
them cheaper than can he found I'm the city;
900 tLoAks at sl.5O, ~. ~, 81. ", ~. up To
t3O;
800 Dol VANS from ~ M 10 80.
JACKETS from - up Ia si2. You can save rs
per cent. by examining our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere
Just received from New York auction 100 BRI-
DAI SPREADS extra sizes) AZ zoe:
MEMS LADIES, and CIIIIDREN'S UNDER
WEAR-the largest and cheapest line I'm the
city:
Aud great many other bargains too numerous to
mention.
Don't stop until YOU get Ia
JOSEPH STRATsE'S
l}l5 Main street and 300 Br ioad street.
y. BE careful that you get to the right place
and ask for JOSEPH slEAI'St l1lh Main
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RICHMOND.
PROSPEROUS MANUFACTURING CENTRE.

Her Growih-Icr Largest Interesis-Tobac-
co, Milling, aud Iron-Other Manufactures
III DetaiI-A Jobbing Trade of ST, 200. 900
Healthy Financial Condition Of Our City.
together with Her Material improvements
aud Institutions.
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l., j. LEVY ~ CO.,
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.

Opening This day a complete line Of
BLACk CASIlMERFS
All wool. ranging In price from 4Oc. To sI.25 per
yard-all of excellent value.
GENTLEMfN'S UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS,
completely finished, at 80, 10, and 9Jc.
FROM At CTION:
\ mixed lot Of PERCALE COLLARS aud
CUFFS, Sc. per set;
LINEN COLLARS, with colored block. Pc. each {;
GENrLEMFN'S PERCALE COLLARS, BE-;
BASKET FLANNELs, EMBOSSED VELvE-
TEEN, PI.CSIIES,
LAMBREQUlN PRINCES.
Something new every day At
r. j. LEVY 4 CO.'S,
Oc2I zl3 east Broad street.
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SrEClAl. NOTICIS

'.>o>---->>--- 'SaAa NOTICES..
III SPECIAL AND ExTRAoRDI-
NARY OFFER.
DURING FAlR.WFEK
JULIUS MEYER 4 son
WILL rREsrNrA
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT SOUVENIR
IN THE suArEoF
BEAUTIFUL PLAoUE
TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASING GOODS
To THE AMOUNT OF
ONE DOLLARi
pnring the week they will exhibit a very c,eOan,
aud large line of
LADIES' SILK, SATIN. AND wopSrrn
DOLMANS;
CIRCULARS.
CLOTH JACKETS.
PALETOTS.
tLSTERETrES aud VLSTfES
CHiLDREN's aud MISSES JACKETS.
CLOAkS,
HANfLOCkS and ULSTFRS.
"hlch they will offer at special low prices.
AN IMMENSE LINE OF NEW DRESS GOODS
IL ALL THE
NEWEST SHADES AND FABRICS
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.
SILKS,
PLUSHES.
NELNETS, and
SATINS
I'm all the new shades.
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
KID GLOVES.
Among them, 300 pairs 6-BU1TON LENGTH
SQClIARE GLOVES, embroidered
back, tcrra-cotia shades. At 9Uc.;
COO pairs 5-llOOK KID GLOVES. all colors.
al SIC.
Extraordinary bargains I'm BLANKETS.
Entire stock Of CARPETS and RUGS at re-
ducCd prices.
can and secure one Of those ELEGANT
PLAQUES. JULIUS MEYER & son.
&c 29-OtAlcoi col and COS lroad street.
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IN DRESS GOODS

IN DRESS GOODS
You will find the most cx,,ui>itc design. q,
FRENCH NOVELTIES. ln both WORsTtn
and Sli.k.
Flecaut BROCADE> In SII.K and VELVET.
rOLkA-DoT OITOMANS, BLACK and con .
ORtD,
EMBROIDERED RoRES,
BLACK and COLORhD CASuMFRTS.
>HoODAH CIOTIl. GERSTFR CT DRILL, c,,,
goods 81 every price and quality. aud An an tb
shades USED this season.
OR CARPET STORE
lsou uc second door. aud every one wanting a
GARRETT RUG, OII-CLOTlIor WINDOW
SHADES should rot fail o. look thrnuyh o,,r
Ncr, larNc and Wcl-aN>ortcd stock h,for, ppr
chasing.
MshaNc MOQCFTTr and ANMl\STFE VEL
W.T. BODY BGl Ssh -: TNPFSrRN I'm
t.H grades. ThRtE-plN. TWO-PIY. ~.
TGN >trfRfi>E INGRAM. LIST. en-
NfSf, and HfMr CARPETS;
SMYRNA. NELNET, ANMIN>TER. Nil
QUtTfF. and oIl-CIOTlI RUGS:
COtsN MATS ia every size aud quality:
pEl GGt lS-c,Cry size and prices that must
please:
4 splendid stock ~ NlNDOM-SIIADFS
To crown All. we arr prepared 10 do anv work in
ibi- department. At short notice, and guarantee
satisfaction. LEVY. DAVIS A DRAkF
Successors L. Lew Brothers
ot - lOls and lUl9 Main street.
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Z Il SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

large lot OF >lltHRIES from the well-known
house of Widow. Harmony q Co., Cadil, OF my
own importation, on hand; also, MADEIRA from
siV to fifty years old aud very tine.
oc slim OSCAR CRAM.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
the DISPATCH PRIsriSa-housk' eood wsrh,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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HOW HE FIRE ORIGINATED.

Different stories are told ~ to the origin
II the fire one j. that man who was
decorating a private box lighted cigar
and careIes,ly tossed the match to one side.
The match set lire To some curtains ana the
fire reached the gas apparatus. which was
near. and the explosion followed. Another
story was that they were testing the cal
cium light, and that one Of the hydrogen
generators exploded. Another Is thai the
fire started in the proscenium box Dehihu
private box, apparently in the partition
wall, and was perhaps eallsed 10y The Dufs'-
ing Of a gas-pipe. Mrs. Langtry had !ist
finished packing her wardrobe III when
She was to appear in the evening, and was
ON The point OF sending il to the theatre
when the lire broke out. She was greatly
shocked.
The theatre was small, but elaborately,
decorated. 1t was built in 1874. II had
been newly frescoed and upholstered, III
preparation for Mrs. Langtry's dtoH. Ihe
scenery for the play was costly AMI eiapo'
rate. especially that for the second act
being painted on satin and hand-embroid
cred. II was all destroyed. Some OF MIS-
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owing TO UNPRECEDENT
sales of LADIES' UNDERWEAR. our line,
has not been rs full ~ We would have liked
To show. We are placing new good, In every day,
4. our factory T. now running full force.
4. !. LEVY CO.,
u 2l3 east Broad street.
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The largest stock OF
LACE CURTAINS

NNtT STUWTI
: ,,r OBTAINS Al 81 4 window; At $3.50
window equal to anything ever sold al no
a.. are also in receipt Of 80 pair REAL hN'H
OBTAINS. which Will be sold very cheap;
CARPETS, OIL-CL0IliS, and iol SIT IN
NleuING GOODS % every descriptions
An contracts for furnishing houses w'tran''' ".
eru,ed 10 perfect satisfaction. oc 2l-s''s"NN
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| hntered at the Post-ofiice at Richmond Va, as
sccond-class mattor.I
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8lthmona Nispatth.
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 1, 1882.

ca THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAFioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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OFFICE OF r.. j. LEVY GOA
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, October u. 1852. \
I'VE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL

or
INGS at from To 90. per NarI-verv scarce
aud desirable goods lust NJ present;
CiliLDREN'S and MISSES AkS-beautiftl
Chlstc, and elegant ~ style and finish;
lNFANTS' CLOAkS, embroidered ana quilted In
white aud mode colors;
INFANTS WORSTED HOODS, BOOTEES and
LEGGINS. oc2l
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~ FRENCH BRANDY.

LANES HENNFS>I BRANDY III 'asAs anu
e,-e.. direct from Messrs itcnhess| ,'''
nae. France, for sale IN bona OF u"'l p'''' ""
very liberal terms to the trade 10y
o. 7-lm
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---..-,u,,,usKEY.-The largest asSol'-
GB VIZ, ,,u,sKEYs to be found u" the
"' o" of S 10 Ten =" s sa"" to a" o1as A a%s
sent IN heated warehouse OSCAR CRArN.
nc b. I'm !
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SI'EtlAI. NOTlCES

as NOW Is TIE TIME
To BUN YOUR
WINTER DRY GOODS.
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
Is THE PLACE
roGtr EVERYTHING YOU NEED,
Not ONLY OF THE
VERY LATEST STYLES,
RUr ALSO At LOWEST PRICES.
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JOSEPII STRAISf'S
ltl5 Main street and 3O5 Broad street.

v BE careful that you get To- the right place
and ask for JOSEPH SrRAtSE, l4l5 Main
street Flower Ntrausel aud 800 Broad street.
fnp
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,oc uLich most of the debt has been con-
tracIed. a good deal OF money l. spent %"
thr river-vorkS. the city owning ana WORK
inc IT, own dredging-plant. New water
~. have also been constructed Ia meet
,,,, ,,roNth Of the city. The drainage Sys-
.n,,, IN mich aided by the billy situation,
:. nycellent. and the streets are the cleanesl
n,,J te., uayed have seen In many da',
, i more than can he said oil some
''."aI,h;er cities. " hose paviors might learn
,",h;no from the way the Belgian
IJocls ,re set on the MAN streets mere
~. tore and business buildings are also
Iii, ~ the city. Two new parks are
.a;nS laid out and planted. There are
n,cco CORN. AND FLOUR EXCHANGES.
n1 . BOARD Of Trade; and merchants
mJ manufacturers association Is now IN
NV ~ formation to watch the business
li',s oven more closely. The free aud
me- ,,',a educational facilities and the ave-
prna a,,enJance of white and colored are
ias. "'', I'D The colored population Is, II
a oo,n Of a rather superior character
,.n, di.nlays little more thriit or industry
. pu' vi aIila,yhere. for which state OF thlng'
w., .,n'% rroeJmcn's Bank failure Is held largely
.no r,,LIe. II may finally be observed
IeSio D,,h",,gb for years Richmond has had
li'' ,';n1oIls struggle against the want OF
count "ot that economy bred OF neces
cap'';n, ;mbned the nature OF her mer
shy n' an extent which, however slowly
mnst make them ricu'
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HOLD UP! HOLD UP:
AN BOUND For
JOSEPH STRAUsE'S
DRY GOODS STORES.

PEOPLE ARE DYING TO GET SOME OE
THOSE GREAT BARGAINS HE
Is SELLING.
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DOORS, STATIONERY, I S0iiH '',TrHrs
ID III, =, 81 :. TO- % and 2oc.; en- n vi
cheHloNs al tx pr g[ ,Ss. r iinS rE$
School srA1Ii3,,NSininH 10 N>II<Es. FAslii.9NS
c,Lst &C.. , V NJ "a hS,nnhsr
iESIIf ESGis MA ,G III sE nN a
+ r Il AA MODE 35e "a 'oN MT4,i. e. N,
R6bf ELECANrE, I iasst aas A s q G3ln
H " and ppNCILs just received, a"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01
TIE JOBBING TRADES

Of Pichmond. which may be said to have
nearly all started on small borrowed capl-
tai. do business Of about SjO.OoO,o~. AS
a distributing point for the southern mar
kcts. and on account OF it, various manu-
features. Richmond has many ADVANTAGES.
All those engaged largely are dong wen,
and, a. with manufactures. 1t l. adinltled
ON all sides that there Is ample room Tor
more, and that capital could be wen en-
ployrd here in any Of these directions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01

STREET RAILWAY IN PETERSBURG; 49,. 900
To BE INVESTED IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ENuE AND MUNICIPAL STATIsTICS-DIPH-
THERIA IN DINWIDDIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-01
PORk-PACkING

done here and which also includes extern
siye Sal>age-making. is chiefly for southern
trade, and j. worth about Sl,3O0,0 900 ayrar.
II was established eight years ago. The
meat is brought in bulk and on hoof from
fine western centres and Virginia. The
two cotton factories Of Richmond are long
They employ S2S0.OOO III
making gray shirtings, and their annual
sales amount to Sil0,000. Four hundred
white women are engaged. and water
power is exclusively used. About 1000
bales Of cotton are consumed by the mills,
and in this connection it may be- observed
that about $1,000 or 10000 bales Of cotton
come to Richmond each season. In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-06
Comanche.
Special to the Herald

CoMANcHE, July 5-Comanche county
came to the front on the Fourth. We had
TWO grand barbecues, one by the grangers
and the other "A general barbecue and pic-
me ior all Several speeches were made.
amongst them one by Professor Wallace. of
Hamilton county, who made the granrers
speech. DR.. S. Stoute made the Fourth
OF July speech and w. l.. Partwcll made the
democratic speech. Platforms were erected
and dancing carried on until a late hour.
There was no drunkenness or disturbances
oil any Kind to mar the pleasure of the as
sembly who numbered about 500 at the
garnge picnic aud 1000 at the general bar.
becue,, Plenty Of refreshments were on the
grounds and every body had a nice time.
The city of Comanche was well represented
at both.
The citizens of this city are making prep-
aratlons for a barbecue sometime later this
month. WAC
There will be grand ball in the citv
nail tonight and gay time is expected.
Weather very warm and dry. Corn il
suffering for rain.