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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-09
iFcr The Dispatch.l
A Dream.

aVcke when the sky was burning,
When the sun and The p:ic moon rise
Ncfc lost IN the scr, gray shadows
That greeted my aching eyes:
And threw my arms around you
Folding your white hand tight
And waited in gloom and silence,
Beloved, for tho long good night.
Far Down on the black, steep hillside,
Where the clustering dr-lrecs grew,
gath red tic siiYeTY snOwdrops
FROM under the melting snow;
And WOve them I'm 6Eining garlauds
AS Whispered fancy rare,
Aud bteatted Ia your ripping trcss.s,
Beloved one, q short, sweet prayer.
There's droary chill on my spirit
When the winds through the cOrn-i,nds blew
There's voice In The hollow echoes,
That wakens dream OF woo;
Clouds have risen TO mar nay futare,
Hiding Its mcilOWcd light,
And I'm waiting ia de3Clatc darkness,
Beloved, through the Starics3 night.
The angel of sorrow broOds over
Tho life that Ia, loved you beat
Through giadY-dsunlng sDriag-tme,
Tlirocgh the days Of tie summers rect;
lad tde tide goes out with i heart-wail,
1hc dark waves moan aud weep,
For We meet no more together,
Dear love, in the halls OF sleep.
Yet fantasies round me floating,
litHK dreams OF far dim land
Where faces OF loved and lost ones
EcCt outs on thf ehinlns strand,
L9uc years TO rustic past me
And December shall turn 20 Nay
Eheu We meet again = In the morning."
J.MErcaz ssAr.
Cs,urItd, Erranra county, Va, Deecnssr
8, 1859.
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Strange story.
A MERCHANT LOSES RECOLLECTION At HOME
AND CONES TO HIS SENSES IN CHICAGO.

A MERCHANT LOSES RECObLECJiON At HOME
AND COMES 10 HIS SENSES IN CHICAGO.
A Pittsburgh telegram tells the follow
ing strange story: j. W. Fulmer, q we'll
known Businessman Of this city, disap-
peared some two weeks ago. lie has re-
turned, and tells the following story: "On
Monday night started TO pay some rent.
/ went down Vine street. i do not know
whether ! fell or whether my feet were
knocked from under me. but have faint
suspicion that | was knocked down, as
now have sore leg, which did not have
when left home. l was rendered uncon-
scious by the shock, and remember moth
ing until ! found myself on CLARK street
in Chicago on Friday morning. a Mr..
Lockhart, who is boOk-kceper for Il. II.
Wallace & Co., said he met me on Liberty
street about IL O'Clock, and that I APP
pearcd all right except that was in
Il great hurry, and said / was going TO
the depot 10 meet my brother. | was by
myself. The doctors say, from the sensa-
tons had when awoke, it appeared as
though was dragged. When l came to
my senses in Chicago the first thing / did
was to leok for my money and other things.
Then obtained Il daily paper and found
that was in Chicago end without cent.
All the money had had been taken from
me, and also the papers / had, which would
have identified me, and a revolver which i
had when left home. j went to tcle-
graph Office ana tried TO get them to send
dispatch to Pittsburgh, but they refused to
do it, as they did not know me. spent
the rest Of Che day trying to find some per-
son from Pittsburgh who knew me. After
wandering around till Saturday | wrote
home for money. When left home | had
n fuli beard and long hair, and when
looked into the mirror found / had a
lnoustachc only and short hair. My bro
TIER came after me and brought ne home"
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
By Grubbs & Williams,

by Grubb8 x Nlilains-
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh scrcet between Main and Bank.
+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" BRICK TENEMENTS AND STORES on
THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH TREET
BETWEEN GRACE AND BROAD STREETS
Al AUCTION.-In execution OF decree OF the
thlnccry Court Of Richmond entered December
3, 1882. In the causes Of street, &C., rs. ONO
hundro's executors, &c. and Omohundro, &c, us.
Omohundro's executors. &C., the undersigned:
special commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
sell BY auction, upon the premises. ON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1883,
AZ O'Clock T.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE OF which
the late sias Omohundro died q. zcd, situated as
above, fronting ITO feet on Seventeenth street,
and running back 9j feet, more or less, To Central
strict, on which II has like front lt embraces
TENEMENJS AND STORES Nos. 2Us, 2lO,
212, GA. and GIG north seventeenth street, be-
sides some FRAMED BUILDINGS In the rear,
and by reason VI It's location on n busy thorough
fare and its proximity TO the First Market, Is
always In demand at good rentals, aud oilers
profitable Investment.
The sale will be In pa cells To- suit purchasers.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. With in-
terest added, aud title retained by the Court until
full payment. w. -. PETIT.
ROBERT STILES,
Nj. VI. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
GBUDHs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 2S
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The women suG'rsgists OF Massachusetts,
have had their annual hearing before a
legislative committee, and been countered
on by petition signed by sixty ladies of
the first families OF Boston, protesting
against being saddled with political duties.
The programme this winter in Massachu-
sets is 10 push for municipal suffrage, on
the argument that women whose property
Is taxed by municipal corporations have
an indcfcasible right 20 be represented in
the administration, and instancing the pre-
cedcnt OF The voting OF women in munich
pal affairs in England and Scotland.
Oscar Wilde, according TO the London
Truth, is writing 4 romantic drama for
Miss Mary Anderson, in which the lady is
a duchess and murderess.
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BY T. Pannil, Auctioneer.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY At
AUCTION.-In obedience 10 resolution passed
by the Common Council at it's February term,
1883, the undersigned. Committee on Public Pro-
perly, will on
THURSDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
on the premises, "a. the hour and IN the order here
inaftcr mentioned. sell at auction g. the highest
bidder. subject b. the confirmation Of the Common
Council of the city of Petersbur.. the following
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY-yIz.:
LIST. At / O'Clock +. NJ. the THREE STORES on
Sycamore stree, occupied by the Hdfr-Appe1t, j..
~. &C., and the one recently occupied by j. VI.
Whltthur.t.
2d. At 3 o'clock p. VI, the HOUSE AND LOT
corner Old street and French alley, known as the
ola Gracc-church property.
Sd. At 4:3U O'Clock l.. ", the HOUSE AND
LOT on Halifax and Byruc streets, adjoining o.,
Hare and :. ". Ncnables property.
4th. At O'Clock L. 81. the BEAUTIFUL Va
CANT LOT opposite City Park, on sycamore
street, adjoining tie residence Of VI. W. iggns.
The above line OF property presents 4 rare chance
for investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at one, two.
and three years. with approved negotiable notes,
Interest added, and title retained until final pay
mcnt. J.. =. GOODWIN,
j. T. HUDSON,
j. W. BROCkWEIL.
Committee on Public Property.
7. PANSlLL, AuctiOnecr. fe6
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NOTICE 10 FARMERS.

In addition 20 my regular business. am now
grinding iny :. STANDARD" BRAND or PAS
FER. which Is unoqualied by any on the market.
aud which Intend shall become universally popu
my LUMP, can furnish, the best quality, and hsy
Ing the capacity for grtliing fifty tons per d1y
] can give consumers the advantage of having II
hand, buf grind II after receiving orders on short
est uottce. Price, &C., on application.
WILLIAM Il. KING,
Sa0O to 5000 Williamsburg avenue.
10 fila Post-0 fdce Box /.
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,vs,,,p AND coal.

GOAL AND wOOD.-Bcst Anthracite
~ Coal from $3.50 70 $3.50 per 2'o9O os;, TX, ~
block splint, $3.50. Pine Wood. 81 TO SPY per
half cord: Oak Wood, % 10 per half cord; Mill,
ling Wood at lower prices. All klnas =, o,'os,,e
Coal and Soft Coke. once, Broad streclo PP"'"e
Theatre, or 1903 Cary street. ~ u p.cF-
70 % y. ~. . 49,.
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RICHMOND, VA, February. 1883.

In reply TO inquiry, page 4, Dispatch OF
shls day. second item, column /. answer:
"Inez: A Tale OF the Alamo"; which
was written by Miss Evans when lassie OF
.ixtcen-so said. read II in 1853 or 1859.
g. PRE-
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"Sfse Wore Is Wreath Of Roses.

shc had the jumping tooihache
The night when first we met:
Her face was marked with anguish,
Tier eyes With tears were wet.
told her PERRY DAyIS's
PAIN-hILLER Was the thing
To cure the iumping toothace.
Ani take away Is sting.
SeNt evening, when saw her,
asked her, "Did youga
that bottle OF PAIN-hILLERe
said she All rlght-you bctl"
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
1016 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF SIXTY FEET OF
"a GROUND. WITH FRAMED DWELLING,
ON WEST BEVERLY fOR IARVIE) STREET
BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND WASHINGTON
STREETS.-I will sell on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1888.
upon the premises. at o'clock T.. NJ. the above
property. The LOT fronts 90 feet on Beverly
street, and runs back 200 feet, The HOUSE, with
some Iepairs would rent well or make pleasant
home.
TERMS: Easy. and nj sale.
f. q THURMAN TTpPER, Auctioneer.
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BY Sampson & Adam5ou, Auctloueer5.

BY Sampson & Adanson, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. GRANITE. QUARRY PROPERTY
AT GRANITE, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
VA. AND VALUABLE MACHINERY CON
NECIED WITH SAID QUARRY.
By virtue Of a decd Of trust from tie Old Do
minlOn Granite Company q the undersigned.
dated the 4th February, j S73. and OF record in
the clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the
money therein secured. and the holders of the
bonds issued under said deed Of trust having re
qucsted that sale should he made Of the REAL
AND PERSON NJ PROPERTY therein conveyed,
We shall proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises at Granite, on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad about five miles from The city of
Richmond. Il II O'Clock 4. VI. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1888,
that VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY. with
all The BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting Ot TWO TRACTS or LAND
one confirming 73 ACRES and the other contains
ing A ACRFS. And NJ The same time will be sold
certain STEAM-ENGlNE>. DERRICkS, PUMPS.
CARS. RAILRO ND-1RACh.a and IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS used in the quarry business.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 $4,000 and the costs and
expenses OF sale: and the balance on term, made
known or day OF sale.
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
GEORGE W. HALL,
f. Trustee.
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RAILROAD LINES
A TLANTlC-COAsT LINE.

~~~.-S~---~~>~~~o>~---~~~o>.
@@ - r s z;zsassEss
A TLANTlC-COAsT LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILPO,n
TIMETABLE,
IN EFFECT February g. 1883.
LEAVE RIcnAoSD-soUrBwARp.
il:aS A. u. daily, connecting for Norfolk. p,
leigh, Charleston, savannah, AMI ~
rida. stops M Drewry's Bun -,
tralia. and hester Pullman sleef..
New York 10 sayannah. -
3:l0 +. VI. FAST NAIL, daily. connecting n,
Charleston, savannah. and Fio,fs
This train makes no local stops. pn,
man sleeper Washington a. Chaflssf'.
OBS L. VI. daily, connecting tOr Charleston ~,
yabnah, and Florida. Stop@ At Ghc.
ter. Pullman sleeper Washington i,
jacksonville.
o;5sA NJ. and G:lsP. y. freight, daily rexccp,
sunday.
s.5s NJ Sunday excursion.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARD-FRov an
POuATTON DErOT.
1858 A. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily. Makes no ,oc,,
stops Pullman sleeper Charleston 10
7:05 4. NJ. daily. Stops NJ Chester, Central,
aud Drury's Blun. PA Imam sccI.,
jacksonville 10 Washington.
3:25 l.. NJ. daily. stops at Chester and Contra.
Ia. Pullman sleeper Savannah 10
New York.
7:5S 4. 81. and 5:nS l.. VI. freight. daily fe,c,,,
sunday.
1873 \. Nj x.,.. .,
f.Z3 l.. NJ '""""s 'Ne"eion'
y u daily passenger trans make cl0-e connect,
at Richmond for all points north. east. and VT
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL ROUTE 10
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond HAS 4. VI. dsily. Arrive Nor.
fox l.. NJ.
Leave Noorfois l2;as p. NJ. daily. Arrive Rich
mOnd 4:20 L. VI.
j. II. KrNLY, Superintendent.
II. NJ EMERSON. General Pas3eu or Ngcnf
sol. HAAS. Trahc Manager. iss
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PERTYIazERs.
CH0CK0E MILLS.

GLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
Grind this plaster FRESH DAILY az ordered
and can guarantee II 70 be superior TO any ON thc
msrket bctug sole agent for the bos, ouorries I'm
Nova Scotia. u will lie well TO get prices before
brSins elsewhere especially for ground.
WARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer Ground Plaster,
Dealer In Lime, Cement, &C.,
= tcot SeTenteenth street isouth SIDE of DoclJ.
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AUCTION sALEs...Pu,ure Bays.
by II. II. Chafin & Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.

"~--7-~-y>~~--~-~~~-~>---c~>
by II. Il. Cbafin & Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HANDSOME
MIRRORS, CoRSlCE,
CARPETS.
GAs-FIXTUREs.
IN 81 RooKs's MANSION
CORNER OF CLAY AND ELEVENTH
STREETS.
We will sell by public auction, at the Brooks
MANSION corner Clay aud Eleventh streets, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1888,
commencing at 1 o'clock a. NJ. the HAND
In the said IN lnsion-yiz:
. LARGE OVAL-MlRRORS.
| LARGE MIIiROR and CORNICE,
l PARLOR MIRROR and CORNICF.
LARGE DINING-ROOM MIRROH and COR
1 SMALL MIRROR,
| LARGE PAELQR CARPET,
| SMALL PARLOR CARPET
HANDSOME GAs-FIXTUREs.
This sale offers rare opportunity 20 parties
wishing TO purchase very handsome mirrors, SC.
TERMS; Cash. a l.. ELLETT,
THOMAS IL CARTER,
Executors OF J. G.. Brooks.
sale conducted by JNo. r. LAUGHToN, Jr,
Auclioneer. fec
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BY William II. Lyae & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
lll3 Main street.

'TW0-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
4 NO. 3l6, on THE NORTH SIDE OFDUVAL
BFTW ZEN ~. PETERS AND JUDAH
at the rcQuC Of The owners sell by public auc ION
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1883.
40 4 p. N, the DETACHED DRICK DWELLING
loclt q as above. containing four rooms, &c. The
lot has 4 font OF 36Nl5O feet TO an alley.
TEENS: one bali cash n. iduc a. SIX and twelve
months for negotiable note. with Interest added
ana secured bya trn.l-dcCd
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO..
res Auclioucors.
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ALlslh b
II BALTIMORE AT 1880 an
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIOKAlLWAY
~ SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT BECEMB.E "a

1899.
DEPART RICiiNOND: L0uisy!l, ani t'rcin-
natl express, 4 T.. n. daily; mali 4. y. dai.y
Except sunday o. Clifton Forgc: icr NoiluA
ana Old Point. 4:l5 T.. VI. daily ieNccii -urt1NL
THE L. Il. TRAIN SrDi : FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond and Charlotte
Vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From tie Wet \
NJ daily; from Norfolk and Old Point, $40 a. ".
daily Except sunday.
Pullman Scepiag-ctrs and day coacb~ nom
Iottcsyuie $50 4. ". daily 10 LoHisyillr with
Ticket-OEcc,: lOOC Naln street and Chcs2-
F'"S' SAW n. ". FULLER,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il N HANOYER.-by virtue OF 2 deed Of trust
from Thomas Fubank 10 tie undersigned. trustee,
Gated 18Th OF November. 1891, and of record IN
the clerks Oice Of Hanover County Court, default
having been made in the payment Of the money.
the payment Of which + therein Ccucd, and the
creditors therein secured having requested that
sale should BIZ made Of the RIAL ESTATE here
matter mentioned. shall proceed 20 sell at public
auction. ia front # the store of Cox. Leake CO.,
in The town Of Ashland, Hanover county, Va, At
IL o'clock -. Oh The
OIL DAY or FEBRUARY, 1883,
the following property. or so much thereof rs nav
lie necessary 10 pay og the debts secured In lad
decd of trust md the costs OF said sale:
4 LOT, with Improvements thereon. consisting
of SIOREuOJSE and DWELLING. now Occu-
pied b. Lowry & PlclSiDts. which fronts on tie
east side Of Railroad stree, ana runs back 10 Viz
giniG street on the east. and which Is more accu-
rately described IN the deed 81 trust.
A TRACT OF LAND about ~ miles below
Ashland. In Hanover county. on both sides Of TIE
Telegraph road. adjoining The Lands Of Robert
Gcmmel and others. aud containing about 400
acres. upon which said Eubank resides, and which
IS more accurately described IN tie said deed OF
trust.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
NIL CARTER, Trustee.
In 25&3O.&FeG.S.&G
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A LII KINDS OF

r II. WATKINS SUCCEEDS Mr.. }:
% Bel Bigger in the wood and coal yard ana
office 722 east Main street, Just above the race
NV proinptly tho best quality ANTlRAClIE'
SPLiNT. and BRIGIiTIIOPE STOVE. GRAIE'
and ENGINE GOALS, SOFT COOKING CUM
DRY PINE. DAN. and HICKORY WOOD-l0ng,
sawed, and split--at the lowest prices. GOOD DAN
WOOD, $3.50. Telephone, 3l2. re 2-eodlm
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one OF the company's spacious ana elegant
Z , = III Z NIfHUI-
OR NIGHT.

Freight received daily Tor No-t0t POrt,n9rtl.
Snii inicld, and Hampton. Washington. ID. O.;
NeWbefn, y aslIngton. and TarborO', a.. e.. and
al points IN Eastern North Carolina: also. fdr
Eastern shore OF Virginia, ola Point, and 81 regil-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES.
ana through bill, Issued. l.. q. lAIEM.
"a 30 superintendent.
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FEEDKRlCKs BURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C.
,.',,,fny N0NfAlRtK D., lRg2.

DICHMUN FREDERICKSBURG
Ii AND POTOMAC RAlLEOAD,-scheduie
commencing NOVEMBER ), 1882.
400 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-StrsctslAgOn daily Eopl
only at Milford and trcicricA hlfs
sleeper Charleston and " -slingicD.
500 A ~, leaves 5yrd->irrtt -f1'tor dtiil .rN-
ccpi sunday sleeper JacascltN'
and Washington.
ssiS p NJ, leaves Byrd-~ rcri station daily
sleeper savannah aud New YORK.
400 4. IL, Accommodation for Ashl1lt, leaves
BroSd-Strce' station daily irAetH
sundays.
ll.90 A. NJ. arrives lt BYrf-,treet station daily
SleeDcr New York o. savannah
BOO Z. M,arriyes 81 Byrd-~tgccf Haion JAW
stops AZ Frederick sburg, Milford ind
Junction. sleeper NAiuEI'h ~
Charleston.
o:fS Il. NJ. arrives nc Byrd-Strte' sAiion fA'N
tcNcept sunday. Sleeper Waning
ton 10 Jacksonville.
e:5O 4. NJ, Accommodation, arrives 40 bfott
street station daily teNCcp' ,unaatr
Traln leaving Richmond B \. II. make CLOS.
CONNECTION DAILY, exccpt Sunday ~
Freacrickshur- with v. Y. and T. \. ~. o.,
ORANGE COURTHOUSE and iNrAHMEDlAlH
STATIONS.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket AeenL
z. r. ID. MYERS, General suGeriplenden. oe =
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RicMmo'dl 24J L. ~ 400 4. ST. 600 H. n
Arrive all
W'tpoinil BOO u. NJ 100 81 g.85 T.. a..

I 49,
Passenger trains connect No Wet Point Nor.
days and Thur days with steamers Tor Bait more
aud Tie North.
frnghl trans leaving Richmond =, $3.50 4. A.
tached.
Train 10. AZ connects az Burkcylle viu Nor.
folk and Western railroad Coz fauIs ll,r, Ly4.a-
burg. and ail ,Uutiwnstrru points.
Train No. 30 (thI0Ugh Ia4eengOs, stop- q ait fr.
lions. connecting "a SutherlIH's With sli.n f..
-uhcrliu Mario" -Gauro railroad f0r HI.... %
Greensboro for an points ou North Carolina ds.-
sioni az Atianta Tor ah poiL.3 south AID -ou-.-
wet
Tn.in No. % Through PASSENGER and i,silI .'..s
Al all stations, connecting 20 Suther'il'- VIII }-
ton and Suthu,m Narrow-Gaugc RAILROAD t.
Milton al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia iuf
Au2u q railroad Tor Columbia. Atfutts. ~Is..-
Trains from ne south arrive ~ Richmond Q
1888 4. VI, GOO B. ", ana 1916 4. N..ud f.rr
Wet POM ~ 1910 \. ~ U1scug.ri, sud eJJ
4. y. and 1910 f.. W. FteightI
Bon AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Leave
Richmond A. 90. 4ol............ .....6.co p. 81.
CoalAcll'.'......'. T.. n
RETURNING.
Coaldcld 1T go 4l).....................s.oo ~.
Bon BIO A.E
truyc
Richmond .,,,, 4. 81.
All teguhrps s.eHger traias stop 20 BON ar.
pILLNAN-ChR SERVICE
on Train 5u-New York and hii-a,'. siq Wash
iugton and banyllic.
On Train 5.-Rchmoud and Dla,i., ini
Washington aut Charleston.
Ticket, sold % all point, soIui, -0gtl .ssl. l-l
southwest. aud baggage checked through.
E0lly-9yer check given ~ local cset-
". -LAC0lilii.
General fassrnStr 49, Do
rs ''Mi.'E,.'TiicoTr.G ,ncisi MANAGE. ecs0
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YoRK-RIyEH

lPasg'r daily FrGgut Gai- tr...I.t ,,ig
oNct Sunday lyeN. suud'y' cx. SUNDAY.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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THE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.,
Il WITH OTHER PROPERTY NEAR
THERETO, IN BATH COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

DlED-SPIVEY, AT his residence, near
Rice Texas, September 18th, 1888, Rev
James A, Spivey, aged % years. Born in
Burke county, Georgia, November 2Sth,
1924, was the only son OF honorable, veal.
thy parents, aud his noble mother still
lives to mourn his death. Though sur
rounded by every luxury and berelt OF his
father at the age Of IL years, he cultivated
no evil habits, and grew into a brave, pure
Christian gentleman. His character was
combination OF cheeriulness goodness,
charity and courage, and II every kind act
done in his lie. for the poor and the rich
will be q gem In his Grown OF immortali-
ty," the very throne Of God will be more
bright for his dear presence. In young man.
hood he lett the gay haunts OF his boyhood
friends and chose tue SUMMER, happier path
that leads to peace here and hereafter. He
joined the Methodist Episcopal
church south and became so
interested In the good OF his fellow.
man that he gave the daily management of
his large estate TO n trustworthy agent and
preached the Gospel as local preacher.
Some OF his relatives advised him against
what they termed n "quixotic idea " his
preaching and helping the poor of his ao.
Quaintance, but undaunted he replied,
God has given me 50 much feel IL my
duty and my pleasure to preach His holy
word aud do ali can for His less.iavored
ones" The time came when, like nll
"southerners F" he was made comparatively
very poor man, but he grew yearly richer
in the things OF Gods Kingdom. Good.
ness IL true greatness" was his oit.repeated
injunction TO us,and never complaining, al.
ways cheerful, he was true to his God, his
vile, his family and the world. He loved
us 80 tenderly; but now we 10 our different
ways with breaking hearts longing for the
sight OF his manly tolm and the sound al
h sweet tone voice. lie bore his allie.
tons with patience, testiiying to all that
tho religion OF Jesus was solaoe to the
soul In the hour OF sorrows. he told us he
would die from the first, and about two
minutes before he was dead, they asked
HIM ri he was afraid TO diem His face
grewradiantly bright and no replied In
clear tones audible TO us and the friend,
around him, "nol All Is well with me. =
Never afraid in lie, he met death and con
quered the conqueror, for he died without
even gasp or shudder. He leaves wife
aud six children TO mourn for his death
but We sorrow as those who have hope hi.
God is our God, and VIZ know his cheerful
sweet voice will never more gladden. u,
here, but there Is lilo above, unmeas
ured by the flight OF time, and all that III,
Is love- We know he lives In that san
bright cline, and will meet us, we trust, a
the pearly gates of the city whose Builde
and Maker is God. Tho he Is gone. he 4
still with us, and his good influence make
us better, and while we live, his memory
will hang In our hearts with our love, lik,
an aureola enolrcling II, aud dearer TO u
than gold or riches 10 this priceless troasur
he mas left us,
WlrE AND DAUGHTER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02

States circuit and district courts will be
opened on Monday at 10 O'Clock M, and
ADJOURN at 2o'cIock p. m on Tuesday.
The docket will then be called for the set.
tug oil cases in which either party desires
TO have a trial, and for disposing OF such
cases as are not claiming hearing. There
are 2O2 cases on the DOCKET, of which "a are
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