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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

"a % Ra q :; : \,
T1EsAPEAkE AND .v vnsv sErTEX.
1 IwxY.-sCHEDULE IN kSshei 90"
Der l. LEAVE RICHMOND :. oo,o.
=, r.. vsvnort's Ycws, Old Point V s,..,.
$40 A. m' scr,. and Norfolk. Daily excsm ~" q.
dsy' Oniy three boar. an unrsoix.
I'VE minutes htcnmsvnp - tustoy,. ~.
1885 A. NJ i,Soruiss,iic. and Cincinnati. ha'''A
4so NJ Gharci,esinIlssa sy ssops At ali sta
- t lions, xerpor,,s News Old Point, ana
4:15 n. Ne foI ne M" VTspre : except sunday.
s4op.M. For Louisville and clns w.t. North
Meeting 70, sen,hwe.t. Fast express
VII NJ, hoes nSt stop for local nis'-
oess' Pullman sieepi ng..cs,sr,, ,.,,an
mend 10 Cincinnati and was ,,as
anu ,h,.nd XIV. Wight express ex-
l02oP' "' c cyr Sunday. @. and o. siceping-e"
toClift0u Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
..,oA NJ. From Ashland. KY, except snnl.ay.
b.iv a AZ From Norfolk. Old Point. ana new
iV'so ~ ~" reriis News, excep. Sunity. IN
,,ox N. from louisville. Cincinnst'' an" ""
9"' local POINTS, except sunday r-op,
saop NJ From Norfolk except Sunliy. s,,iy'
o'oV - ~ oid Point and Newports Se"sua.4y :
aaop. NJ. FROM Louisville ana cin0'
fas, ehpre,S, .xnor,,s News and Old
pctnt win leave Richmond : A. Mr anu "'"'
pichmons $50 T.. II. returning. ...e.,s
Derot: Seventeenth and Broan 49, ~, .na Chcsa-
Ticket Offices: 1000 Maln h"ee'
peake aud Ohio Railway depot " FILLER,
General Passenger Age3lcc
G.. w. SMITH. Gene al MANAGER.
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ONLY THE BEST FAMILY GOALS
" ANTHRACITE, in all sizes;
SPLlNT, CROWN HILL, can't be SURPASSED;
STEAM, FIRE CREEK, and CUMBERLAND;
rpREsT PINE WOOD, sawed and split.
The best always cheapest
3. r. LATHROP 4 CO.,
Telephone No. %. au22
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SCREEN.

All Of my Coal Is run over an ELEVATED
SCREEN, and comes out rs clean as any other
elevated coal. Come and see n be convinced.
On hand all kinds OF ANTHRACITE and the best
OF CROWN-HiLL sPLlNT, and all kinds OF
STEAM COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD In album
the city.
Telephone No., 277; ONCE, 1912 east Cary
street.
Being no stakeholder In any street railway COM
pany. will not be able u give you return tickets
but viii sell you Coal and Wood 80 much cheaper
G lz-F,Su&Wlm G. q. THON.
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se14-lt
NOR RENT. DESIRABLE BRICK c~

EOK KENT, DESIRABLE DhlCk G.
II DWELLING No IL north Fourth street, II
between Main and Franklin streets nine rooms
and detached kitchen; $500 per annum.
NEW BRICK DWELLING No. EOS west Clay
street; Elk rooms and modern conyenences; 800
Ter annnm.
BRICK DWELLING OF about eight rooms. with
modern improvements No. 3ls south Fourth
street. Gambies Hin: 1850 pcr annum.
The LARGE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DWELLING No. slf east Grace STREET. between
Figlfb and Ninth streets. well suited for DO ard
ing-house. ..,. ,,,,,,- -
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELL
ING, with modern improvements, "a Grace street
betwe, Twenty-sith and Tweniy-seyenth
streets; s2fO per anluIn.
LARGE THREE -TORf-AND-BAsEMGN
RRtC'K DWELLING. with very large lot. No.
20t o east Marshall street. lust put IN thor nah
der; $500 per snnun. W. III, LYME & co,
20 "a a. - INA Mfin es~>ss
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pEpaRTURE OF STEAMERS MEas,


-oP NEW YORK.-The Old 4lfEfN
L Dominion s,eam nh PC Go%g oRIo%Sng srs,
p,olr,.'SS ~ - eCantain UCLPHRRs, FRIDAY,
son,emLer 10Th. al O'Clock v. M.,nv soo-
ROANOKE, Captain totcn; oDN"N'' "-'
tetnlrr llib. At 10 O'Clock n. h's.,,ru Tt-F
M f. DONiNION. Captain Sh,ih; i'hr
nxY. senienlbcr 10Th. at o'clock T. " 4, p,-
Freight received qniil / o'ei9eS 7, o.r w. II T.
NJ. Tuesday. Al. ,,,,,cd and coods for
hod ,I,b dispatch 10 all points north, SOUTH
cast and west; also TO foreign ports.
Passcnger accommodations unsurpassed
cabin fare 10 New York gncluilng meals ana
horthl sIO: round-irip tickets. SIS. ot.fAS'.
,vi,h snhistcnce. 81; without subsistence 80
Passengers leaving Richmond by the theIt.
peoIe and Ohio railway NJ $50 \; VI ana f.i'
II ~ will make connection az NDkEotN VII
steamer leaving MONDAYS, nESp "a = .rt NJ
WFDNFSDAY-, and at NENPORIs AfNS
w,th steamer leaving every SATIRDAl. Con
nection Mill also re made AT NORFOLK rtI me
Richmond and Petersburg rlilroad leaving i,lcn-
mond al 90 4. VI. every Monday tuesday, Nea-
nCsday, and saturday.
For freight or passage applyto. go, -.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. agents,
so1o Company's Wharf Rockets.
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II DWELLING OF six rooms, No. 607 IL
north Twenty nth street. at ! 30 per annum.
Also the DESIRABLE MODERN BRICK
DWELLING No 324 swcnty-fourih stree. bc-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, at $3.50 per aa-
mum. -
Also. LARGE BRICK DWELLING. Va. III
Msyo street. IN good repair. Il 4 20 per month.
AI.o BRICK DWELLING % siA rooms. No.
227 north Twentieth street, nj $3.50 per month.
Also. BRICK DWELLING OF six rooms, No.
10 west Leigh street. ~ tls per month.
Also. DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING No.
Clio west Grace street, corner Pine: six rooms !;
$500 per annum. W. III. LYME q CO.,
40 li-3t l1t2 Main street.
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LIME. CEMENT. Ae,

9 50S BARRELS FRESH ROCK.
Et,s. now Az LA M LIME, per schooner Cora
nv received, large cargo OF FRESH RosrN-
ale ohe.e ohAENr Of superior quality Tcr
On hand: large stock CALcINEp Pr Asrrp
~ ", htkE-BRiCk and CLAY ri ISirSSs
Ium mn M e. WARNER AOORE,
oSs o. Seventeenth street lsoath side o. boec,.
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REAUTY.-FOR SUN-BURN, TAN,
~ and OILY skin, BIackheads, and Skin Blem-
lshes, Use CUfiCURA SOAP.
lse l$-SuA W&wl
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BY II. l.. staples & Co.
by IT. 7. NIipICs Y %
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
~ ABLE TRACT OF LANDIN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. ON TIE GO DE'S-
BRIDGE ROAD. CONTAINING
757 ACRES, By AUCTION

Haxali Chesterfield Circuit Court.
rs. Decree Of
Archery November IL, 1883.
In pursuan g of the aforementioned decree In
said suit, the undersigned, appointed special COM
missioner thereby, will offer for sale. upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH,
at o'clock =. VI. the TRACT OF LAND men,
toned in said decree, situftcd on the Goodies
Bridge road, and known as WOODLAWN,"
containing 757 ACRES, more or less, with GOOD
FRAMED DWELLING OF i've or six rooms and
the usual out-buildings thereon. being the same
tract of land which WAS conveyed TO william H.
liaxall by joseph Mann and wife, aud sold by said
HaXall 10 Richard Archer
TERMS or SALE: Enough In cash 20 pay ex-
penses Of sale and pay OFF debt of sI,l69.S3
principal and Interest to september Is, 1880 !;
and the residue In three equal annual instalmenls.
with interest added at the rate of per cent. per
annum from day Of sale, tor negotiable notes, IN A
the title retained until the whole Of the purchase
money Is paid and Il conveyance ordered by the
Court. JOHN DUNLOP.
see Special Commissioner.
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CTORES AND DWELLINGS FOR O.
- RENT, Ii

ERICK DWELLING No. 10l west Main street:
fourteen rooms large lot. 1920 per anuum.
BRICK DIV ELLING No. 400 west Main street;
new house eight rooms. 1920 per annufn
BRICK DWELLING No. 8 east Broad str ct: six
rooms. $3.50 per annuIn.
BRICK DWELLING No. &c south Pine stres. ;
six or seven rooms. $3.50 per annum.
BRICK DWELLING No. $40 north Twelfth
street: ten rooms. $500 per annum.
BRICK DWELLING No. GA north Tenth
street; ten rooms. $3.50 per annum.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING corner Cary
and Reservoir streets. 1900 per annum.
TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS on west Wan
street. lust above Morton's wer-garden: seven
rooms each, gas aud water $40 per anpum.
Also. several NICE SMALL DWELLINGS In
good neighborhoods, at $40, sl2, aud sl3 per
month.
For further particulars agply 70
FRANK ID Hull 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents,
On 14-1f HOS Main street.
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WE ARE NOW MANUFAC-n
fse,or,s ss, yss, and receiving from he best
gyommupri 81, 6Ss,H,LA,M,BER FURNITURE PkR,SH
L1n rFtRINTlTHRE, DINING.ROoM FGRSI.
latest and most elegant styles. Also. ~
yoI MEDiUM FURNITURE 70 suit ali nar,se.
mnrh you are In need Of well-msde and reiisbie
are now lower than they have been for twens,
years; Isrms accommodating. 4. W.HARwn0n
me sUN NOS T. ., and Governor street, Rich.
- N23-3m
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FOR THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD: ~
CHANCERY.
!, F.. III. tlournoy, clerk Of said court do hereby
certify that the bond required of the special com
missioner, John Dunlop, In said cause of Noyem-
Der ~, 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th diy of Jane
lss4. 4. ii. FLOURNOY,
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-r,rox sALgs-Ynturs DAY
>>1,0SSc''~I,y r. a. Chain a Co.,
Rear Estate Auctioneer.

Rsa, Estate Auctioneer.
,,cr1oN SALE OF A VERY D0
"A srrAsLr SUBURBAN FARM
OF roRrY-rnRET ACRES WITH VIZ
nwrtLrse tsrx Rooas,. KrcaEs'
BARN AND STABLE
,vv,, ADAPTED FOR DAIRY OK /" w
KyreAnpES, LOCATED NEAR TIE
LApY's-Mtr ROAD AND THE
BROOK TURNPIKE
osry1s MILES FROM rue CITY
Al the rr ~ motion, on tie premises On
rurTsDAY, sErrsMpSh 20 v.frrA-
ILL.,, NJ. the above VERY vAh ..hle
ct ~ oci9sN ~ "a iocated Ia very uesiss any
BIZ HUI, ~, GOOD road, ana VIII nli1 h,mS.
neiRhoor'oo.u,:.o and convenient suputp,n LINZ
city nah st ,,toJ fo- dairy or IT, homo
Is hlso W. de,s mo chance 10 secure nrr-
~ mate a good inyestmcni' as 'ne
os s, w. Hos 10 seil nj very low price.
pTrRMs: At sale, aud accon MI ts'iN q Co,
H. D' AuetiOneerss
convev,uccs will leave the once 70 M, II, EN- stlc.
st O'Clock % take parties 10 III" SO ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

Treatise on the Health and Happiness OF womsn
mailed free to any address.
THE BRADRlELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 20, Atlanta, Ga.
Use 11-dlw&wltI
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STILL MORE so.

WILL. MCDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street,
ma. or Salt Rheum, on head, neck. face, arms, an
legs for seventeen years; not able 20 move, except
on hands and knees, for one year; not able help
himself for eight years; tried hundreds of REM
edies; doctors pronounced hts cass hopeless.
Permanently cured by the CUTICURA RENE
dies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

EOR RENT. O.
II BUSINESS PLACES. III
NEW MAIN-sTREET STORE, near Ninth
BOARDING.HoUsE, No. south Fourteenth
street. $1,000 - ,
OFFICES IN WILKINSON HALL, Ninth
street. -
JAMFS-RIyER BREWERY AND GROUNDS.
STORE AND DWELLING, corner Nineteenth
and Main streets.
NICE STORE. Ninth street near Main.
STORE, corner Second and Canal streets. Good
stand.
WEST-END PARK AND GARDEN.
NAIN-sTREET STORE. next to Planters
Bank.
WAREHOUSE, corner Fifteenth and franklin
streets
sTORAGE-ROOMS. SHOPS. &C.
!. THOMPSON BROWN Z CO..
Real Estate Agents and Aurtioneers,
I1l9 Main street.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
I OST, ONE GOLD SLEEvE-BUTTON
u Lin the vicinity OF Thirteenth and Main Streets
wingo, Eliett Crump's, 1908 Main street.
&c 1A-lts
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ATLANTA. GA

Dr. J. Bradfeid: Dear Slr,-Some fifteen years
ago examined the recipe Of Female Regulator
md carefully studied authorities in regard to ts
oomponents, and then las well as nowl pronounce
II TO be the most scientific and skilful coniblna-
ton OF the really reliable remedial vegetable
agents known TO science, 10 act directly on the
affected organs and parts sympathixing directly
with them; and, therefore, providing sPEcffIc
REMEDY foe all diseases for which Il Is recon-
mended. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING. VI. d., ID. d.
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NEwBPAPER FOE SALE.
EOR SALE, THE TIDEwATER LIBE-
RAJ NEWSPAPER AND OUTFIT.

See Roweirs Newspaper Directory for Its status.
One Of the two Republican papers In the First
congressional district. Apply 70 the proprietor,
Gloucester Courthouse, Va He-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

BY John NJ. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auct'oneer'
HOG MOin street.
rR.MED HOUSE ON WESI DnV ees
tTpTET OPPOSITE BAPTIST CVs , ,,,a re- =,
roe SALE AZ PUBLIC AUCTION ;ss,e' on the
dncst OF the owner, will otter LOT s"''' VI
P''"', WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1851,
49, - ~. tho PROPERTY locatei, "a az
~ 49, % The bou.e has three rooms io' 'VN'"'
Get; good well OF water on the l9l, NJ six and
NJ y,,rwS. one third cash; balanre ". % ad,InI
~ ~" for negotiable notes, interest," a"uo'
and secured by deeu u JOHN II. GoDDlN.
Auctioncer.
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SAVED HER LIFE.

RIDGE, MciSTosu COUNTY, GA.
DR.. J. Bradfeld: Dear sir,-I have taken sew
eral bottles Of your Female Regulator for diseases
of sixteen years. standing, and REALLY BELIEVE
IAN CURED ENTIRELY, for which please accept
my heartfelt thanks aud most profound gratitude.
know your medicine saved my life, 50 you see |
cannot speak too highly in Its favor. I have
recommended It to several Of my friends who are
suffering as was.
Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. W. 4. STEBBINS.
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

MORE WONDERFUL YET.
III. y. CARPENTER, Henderson. n. Y, cured
OF Psoriasis or Leprosy, OF twenty year, stand
ing. by CUTlCURA REMEDIES. the most won
derfm cure record. A dust-panful of scales
fell from him daily. Physicians and his friends
thought he must die. Cure sworn 20 before JUS
lice Of the Peace and Henderson's most prominent
citizens.
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rs Il. y. Chanin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
MOL north Tenth street.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF FARMING IN.
"A PLEMENrs STo,G,sH, CRpPSii a S C6rl n
~. on JAMES RIVER, AND ABOUT THEE
MILES FAST OF THE CITY OF MANCHn,..
Of The owner Colonel =. G.. Rnlin. we VIII sell az
public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, ISL
at 10 O'Clock A. W., the above PROPERTY, con-
2 HORSES, . MULES, ; HOGS
i TWO-IiORsE WAGON.
iot CLOVER HAY. / CUTTTNG-KNIFE.
/ CORN.SHELLtR, | GRlNDsroNE'
4SiHGLNN Flows, 3 DOUBLE PLOWs,
Iron AGEn CULTIvATOR,
DRAY. WOOD MOWER
| CLEANER,
SPADES, HOES,
SHOVkLs. FORKS, &C.. &c. ...
Al.o, about 3J ACRES or GROWING CORN.
TERMS: Liberal. aud announced at ale
Aft,r sale farm viii he Tor rent.
r. e. CIIAFflN X CO., No. l renlh street,
scI3-I41GSl7 Richmond, Va.
GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE IN TIE. COUNTY OF BEDFOkD
"OTTERBURN."-We offer for sale privately
FARM containing i72 acres. situated Ia the coun-
"a of Bedford and state Of Virginia. about two
miles north OF Liberty. II was the home residence
"i Inc late Epnl,min 4. Donald, and T. one o. the
finest farms IN the county. IL Is wlthin ABOUT Two
miles of the Norfolk and Western railroad, clnve-
nient to schools aud churches. The-ncighbpri0oi
is excellent. The dwelling house Is Of prick, AMI
in firsf-rate cOndtiOn-containing nine rooms, and
cost about $4,000 originally. The yard Etrdel'
and orchard contain about twelve acres, and the
grounds are very handsome, containing nelriY
every tree ia the American fOI est planted and Gull
tlyatcd under "A careful system. The laul j. 50
nearly level that mac lincry can be used upon every
acre Of IL. u Is well adapted 70 the grown %
wheat corn O2t tobacco, aud hay, and l. - ci1llY
suited for grazing farn. The place lies ADJACENT
10 Little Uttcr creek. and IS well waterci. About
1875 acres are TN timber. leo 81 which Is IN orlgi-
nal forest. the timber upon y being very large and
valuable and u has never been cut over. The place
has a good static. barn. Oversecrs hOuie. grlnary,
and the usual out-budugs all OF which are In go)f
repair. me largcr par Of the fencing also i IN
very good condition. The title tO thi, property :
good. We are net expecting any fancy price. an
elegant farm j. offered on the market
TERMS: one third cash; and the remainder IN
one. two. and three YEAR, with Interest frO the
day OF sale. secured by deed of trust or personal
more or less cash can be paid II the purchaser
wi hes II.
Possession given for seeding wheat 1T the usual
time and fun possession at the end Of ;Nty days,
or sooner IL desired.
II not sold privately II will be offered at public
auction, on The premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1854,
AT IL O'Clock VI.
CkMM PATrEsON,
:. ;. L. PATTEsON,
Executors.
The address Of ANN PATTEsON Is Howardsyille
pOst-,ffce, Albemarle county, Va; and :. :. T..
PAlTESON's Liberty Bedford county. "a. :. :. II.
Paiesoa lives upon the premises, and VIII show
the farm to any one who desires IL an ln-ifS
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FURNITURE.

WE CAN TRUTHFULLY sAYn
w that there are few houses that can u
ss such display Of FURNITURE as can ~
~, uc iouna IN orr wsrerooms, embracing such AN
inc OF chamber, Parlor, and Dining Room suits
IN All me late styles and OF best workmanshin' NJ
Lrices 20 compare with any house In the eity. I'VE
.se pleasure In showing our goods aud invite ali
aa on II. GATHRIGHT A SON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BOSTON. MASS
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-I am prepared
~ T. I'LL orders for best quality GEORGES
CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL by the cargo or
In lots from ten 10 ffiy tons Ut Baltimore aud
GEORGETOWN quotations.. ANTHRACITE COAL
all sizes; wfsT VIRGINIA SPIN aud CLIO
VER-uiLL LUMP COAL furnished at lowest
market rates. WRIT ROBERTS.
once and yard corner Seventeenth and Cary
streets. Telephone No., I69. Nv lO-Sm
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ELEVATED COAL.-ALL OF OUR
IL COAL is ELEVATED OVER TRESTLE5
into our yard and thoroughly screened before de-
livery 20 customers. The public Is invited 10 call
at Draw-Bridge, foot of Seventeenth street, and
witness the operation, and also TO purchase their
supply of COAL with the assurance Of being salts
facio ilv served. \. L. LATHR0P 4 co.
Purchasers viii be furnished street-railway tick
els 10 return. sea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

CD w THE BRIG IT co S
yOs Cs HOPERAILWAY C0M-UCs -
PANY have decided to offer their CELEBR ATED
the month Of September. This is the best and
cheapest crate fuel ever offered 10 consumers OF
coal In Richmond. We guarantee you satisfaction
or no sale.
Telephone Nos, 2l5 ard III. Office. 703 east
Main street. ROBERT y. NORTHERN.
Soliciting Agent.
l.. Ii. THAN,
Commercial Agent, &c 4-tOc3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COAL DI-
IL RECT FROM MINES DAILY, warranted the
best and cleanest. and each purchaser Will save
enough TO pay his own street-car fare and be indie
pendent. BEST LUMP SPLlNT. 1925: SOFT
LUMP. for CRATES, f3.50-the best IN use; BEST
PINE WOOD, 50 per half cord; OAK WOOD,
$3.50. Broad and Norton streets, or 1905 Cary
street ANTHRACITE BY CARLOAD A sPE-
CIAITY. fse l41 C.. III. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

DON'T WAIT.
WRITE TO Us FOR these Testimonials IN full. or
send direct 10 the parties, Don't wait How is the
lime 10 cure every species OF Itchiug, SC tly Pim
ply, Scr, fulous, Inherited, Contagious, aud Cop
per Colered Diseases OF the Blood, Skin, aud
scalp, with Loss OF Hair.
SOLD By ALI. DRUGGISTS.
PHicE: CUTICUIA, so con,s; REsoLvENT.
81 soAP. 20 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
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wANrn.

( DRuGaIsT OF NINE YEARS, Ex.
| "a pERIEsCE AND A. GRApuAIE w
| PHARMACY DEsIREs A SITUATION 10 zone
| Wholesale or retail heuses Address -. lo,s :"
| care Dfspdfch. " ls-1.-
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.

AZ Richmond with associated RAILWAYS ffr nj.
points south, aud Richmond. FredeIicksb4rg 49,
POTOMAC railroad for all points North: az Lyncl-
burg Win virginia Midland railway for all pr.us
North and Norfolk and Western railroad 10
knoxville. Chattanooga, Atlanta. Cincinnati, -
Louis, nashville. Louisville. Memphis, New or
leans, aud all points In DIE south. Southwest, an
Texas Sleeper LynehbuEg 20 New Orleans an
thastanoogs without change. and on all Mig
trains. Train No. l makes Close connection %
Memphis snd all southwestern points. and av0ii.
several hours lay-Oyer at Chattanooga; az CIl0..
Forge with chesapeake and ohio railway FOR o..
southwest, Northwest, and West. AZ Lexingtu.
with Baltimore and Ohio railroad, making cl,-.
connection AZ Harper'S Ferry 90 and ff-n Piit,.
burgh, the West, North, aud East.
Meeptng'e ear attached 10 Slgk EIpress %
Lxachbsrg.
Trains marked daily Except sunday.
Ilckets SOLD 10 all points. Otnccs 1908 &c.
Main street, 1000 Main. and At richmond and a.
leshany depot, Eighth and Canal streets.
J.. r. uACMURDn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
WOOD AND COAL.

60 " WANTED FOR LUMP COAL
vcs u PER Ton.
PRICES FOR COAL, WOOD, &C..
are very low, and cash Is no: only a m ghty le-
yer," but very desirable when offered IN exchange
for ANTHRACITE. sPLINT, EAST VIRGINIA
and WEST VIRGINIA SOFT COAL. aud WOOD
and COKE. Try us. Telephone. $50. Postal
card orders promptly filled. Elba COal-Yard,
Broad and Pine streets.
1a-SuNS w. =. PITCHER. Agent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

ROYAL ARCH MAsoxs. Friday evening
the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons of Washington Territory closed
its iabors and the members from abroad
departed for their several homes. A
banquet at the Delmonico siguaIized
the close of the session. During the
session the following officers were in
stalled in ample form Louis Zsieler,
Grand High Priest; Andrew McCalley,
Deputy Grand High Priest; William W.
Poole, Grand King; William Giasford.
Grand Scribe Thomas NJ. Reed, Grand
Secretary; Edward s. Ingraham, Grand
Treasurer Harrison W. Eaean, Grand
Chaplain; Ralph Guichard, Grand Cap
tain of the Host; James A. Glover,
Grand Principal Soiourner; George Kin
near, Grand Royal Arch Captain; Viii
liam H. Kent, Grand Master of the Third
Vail: Jacob Hoover, Grand Master of
the Second Vail; Henry Gonerley,
Grand Master of the First Vail Elias
b. Whitman, Grand steward Henry r.
Phillips, Grand Tyler. Companions
Coburn. Benson. Howard aud DAv of
Lewiston, Idaho Chapter, participated
in the proceedings of the Grand Chap
ter Walls WsEa Union.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08
HEALTH HINTS.

Don't shake q hornets nest to see il
any of the family are at home.
Don't try to take the right of way
from an express train at a railroad
crossing.
Don't 90 near draft. II a draft
comes toward you. run away. A sight
draft Is the most dangerous.
Don't blow in the gun your grand.
father carried in the war of 1872. II
is more dangerous now than it was
then.
Don't hold wasp by the other end
while you thaw it out in front of the
stove to see if it ia alive. Ii is eener-
ally alive.
Don't try TO persuade bull dog Ia
give up yard of which he is in posses
sion. Possession t. bull deg is ten
points of the law.
Don't 90 TO he'd with your boots on
This Is one of the most unhealthy prac.
tioes that a man, especially a married
man, can be addicted to.
Don't call very large, strong, sin.
ewy man q preyaricator. IL Won ara
sure he ia a prevaricator, hire anethel
man tn tell him so.
Don't allow the baby to drink con.
centrated I've. Concentrated lye il dan.
gerous, even in very small doses, excep,
to man who is accustomed to drinkins
Baltimore whisky.