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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
strango Freaks or Eigiitniug.

A Bath (N. " telegram says The farm
house OF Henry Attell. in the town OF Cat
lin. Cbemung county, was struck by light
ming three times within a few minutes in
the heavy storm on Saturday. \ large
stove was in the Sitting-room, the pipe from
which extended through the ceiling to the
room above, from winch it passed into the
chimney. suddenly the room was filed
with binding light. The stove flew into
a hundred pieces about the room, breaking
windows, walls, and furniture. lightning
had struck the chimney, one half of which
was demolished, and the fluid had passed
down 10 the -tOve-pipe, which il separated
into four sections. The bolt tore four
round holes IN the carpet where the stove
had stood, and set It on fire. II entered the
partition wall, tore of the Dashboard for a
space OF five feet, and then passed through
the floor into the cellar. table, on which
a number Of pans filled with milk were
Standing. had all four Of its legs taken oil
n close MS if they had been sawed. An old
chair, without any back, was standing in
under the table, and the four legs must
have been severed simultaneously, for the
table had dropped to the chair, and only a
small quantity Of the milk was spilled, bat
it was thickened and soured.
L Ht lliUlultN VI iuf uOhrN hitt SAii
running about the house in excitement,
when another bolt struck the building.
This one demolished a portion OF the
chimney that the first one had left standing.
The fluid ran down one side OF the roof
and thence to the ground, leaving track
OF missing shingles aud clapboards. A
few minutes later the fragment OF chim-
ney still left standing was torn to pieces
by third stroke OF lightning. The fluid
from this passed down the roof to the
cave trough. and from that 10 the far
corner Of the house. 1t jumped from
there, struck the roof OF a wood-hOuse,
tearing it to pieces, and then entered the
earth.
While the storm was raging a singular
freak OF lightning was witnessed in this
village. 4 workman saw what he describes
as a ball Of fire strike the chimney Of James
Ryan's house with a loud explosion. The
chimney OF the house was demolished, but
the only other evidence Of the presence Of
the electric fluid about the house was
round hole in the bottom OK a tin pan which
stood in the kitchen sink. The hole was
the size Of a silver quarter, and around its
edge black rim quarter OF an inch wide
was burned in the tin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
CHIEF DEPUTY.
THE F{RE-lLARJ[S.
Strange Striking aud Wrong Working of the

Strange Striking aud Wrong Working OF the
Service.
The fre-alarm and police telegraph has
not been working acccptably recently.
Some time last week the wires were tested
and failed TO respond correctly. a COM
mittee took the matter in hand, and IN in
yestieation WAS commenced. This COM
mittce will report next Monday.
Yesterday at O'clock an alarm was
registered from station ,, at the Old Mar
ket. The fire brigade promptly responded,
and no fire being found it was ascertained
that no alarm had been turned in fgOm this
lox-at lCa't, the keeper OF the key had
not allowed it to 20 out ef his possession.
AT a:2j O'Clock 2. VI. another alarm was
recorded from Box 10. opposite the DIS
match office. The KEY TO this box was in q
safe in the Office Of the Dispatch, and had
not been touched. Box IL was sounded
in some places and II in others. The fire
men were again on hand, presenting fine
organization and splendid appearance.
The other false alarm caused some hesi-
fancy this time, but when the third round
was heard the tiremen came out. Again
the alarm was false, and no fire was
found.
1t wes puZzling 20 the tiremcn, ana they
went to their quarters disguised.
Various theories were advanced. Some
old fremen said that years ago the CheI
and the Superintendent had no private sig
nal, and that a daily alarm was, instead,
turned in at O'Clock =. VI. This was the
test then. Now the signals are used, aud
some firemen thought that this had de-
ranged the service. The superintendent
uses No. rs his call. the Chief 50. Another
fireman said that he knew an occasion once
when a part Of an alarm was turned in one
morning, and The next the remnant OF the
same was repeated without effort. lie
thought something OF this sort reasonable
way to account for the strange alarms.
Another philosopher thought the wires
had become tangled. and that the precall-
tionary sigrals sent In early yesterday
morning had bopped of and found their
way into wrong boxes. Evidently the >ys-
tenn was out OF gear and wouldn't work.
but where the fault laid was unknown.
At 1890 O'Clock last night another alarm
was turned In from Box %, near Seventh
and Canal streets.
The fire was i'm Il. G. Wflliams's dry
stemming factory, on Seventh street De,
tween Canal and Cary, and was supposed
10 have been caused accidentally. The
Fire Department were on hand In quick
time, and three engines put out the flames
The greatest loss results from water, the
fire being smothered one.
About 1880 O'Clock this morning the ep-
glpes hauled OF and the fire was out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
In our
WhITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT
We bought an
rttksCN-ut- 5srArU
FISaNCEA1..

COMMONWEALTH or NRGfSIA.)
OFFICE BOARD SINKING Fund CoHaIsS'Rs,
RICHMOND, july 8, 1854. \
BY DIRECTION OF SECTION 2D OF AN
act Of the Legislature Of Virginia approved
March Is, 1884. intended to set apart a
fund for paying the interest on the public
debt Of the state (as established by the act
approved February II, lss2l by 1 monthly aceu-
mutation for that purpose, the unders gned. Com
missloners OF the Sinkii Fund Of Virginia, have
appropriated out Of the surplus Of the Treasury
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR
TIE MONTH OF JULY, FOR THE PURCHASE
OF THREE PER CENTUM BONDS or THE
STATE, WITH ALL THE MATURED COU-
PONs ATTACHED THERETO; and they hereby
advertise that they will receive offers for the sae
Of such amount OF the said three per centun bonds
as the said sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
will enable them to purchase. All proposals must
be I'm the hands of the Commissioners at or before
8P. VI. on the 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1884. All
offers shall be made In writing, addressed To the
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
OF VIRGINIA, shall be sealed, and shall be opcn-
ed by the Commissioners, or majority of them,
IN the 2lsT DAY OF THE MONTH, AT NOON,
IN the presence OF the Governor Of the Conn
monwealth, or IN the event Of his abserce, in
the presence of the Secretary OF the Cannon
wealth. The bonds offered at the lowest price
shah lie purchased to the extent above mentioned.
II the 2lst Of the month shall fall on sunday or
legal holiday the said offers shall be opened on the
next day which Is not legal holiday. The ihIte
per centum bOnds OF the state, above specified,
or their equivalent In fundabe bonds must be pre-
sented by the party notified that his bond Is ac-
ccpted or deposit Of per cent. In money ora
certified check, If three days time for delivery Is
asked beyond which no time for delivery win be
given: Provided, however, that the said Com
mlssioners shall have authority to reject any aud
all bids made In pursuance OF this act, 70 accept
a portion of the bonds thatmay be offered BY any
party. FRANK q. RUFFIN,
MORTON MARYE,
ISAAC Il. BARKsDALE,
jy 9-10t Commissioners Sinking Fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Death of Mrs. Dr. Knox

The wife OF DR.. Knox, sister OF I. H..
Mayo, Esq, died very suddenly in Cal-
peper day before yesterday Of apopleXy.
DIR. Knox was at the time at Virginia
Beach, and the sad news was promptly
telegraphed him, but he left for Richmond
before the arrival OF the telegram. and II
was only when nc got here, or near here
yesterday morning, that he received the
information. II was great shock to him
Mrs. Knox. who Is hmented by large
circle OF friends and relatives, was buried
Yesterday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Rriers nnd Personals.

At the funer | services OF Misse' WI
liams and Gibson, at 81. James church, the
officiating ministers were Rev. Dr. Peter
kin and Rev. Pike Powers; Rev. Dr.
Sprigg am Rev. Mr. ShackelIord occupied
seats in the chancel. This to correct an
error OF yesterday.
The shock Of earthquake said to have
been felt in this vicinity was due to the fact
that our country editor returned home WIN
an increased amount Of fat on him. ana sal
down IN chair, which broke under his
wpip bf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
MorthIy Meeting Of the Board-A2POintmcnt
OF the Standing Committees.

MonthIy Meeting of the cBoard-A3Poinmcnt
Of the Standing Committees.
The first meeting OF the new Board OF
Directors OF the Chamber OF Commerce
was held yesterday eycning-R. l.. Blank
enShip. the president, in the Chair. and
present the following other members :
Charles VI. Branch. Charles u. Hill, Gcoi gc
p. Stacy. George Gibson, Jr +. o. N0lt-
ing, George \. Ain,lie. and John ;. e.
lett.
For the absence Of M'ssrS. Thomas
Potts, GuStavus Mllhiscr. and Robert :.
Boshcr acceptable excuses were made
The president announced the appoint
mcnt Of the following standing commit
tees:
Arbitration +. o. Noting, Greer II.
Baughman. Lewis +. Bos~icrX, Alexander
Cameron, and .. +. WCisiger.
Manufacturers George j. stacy. Frank
T. Glasgow. y. ID. IIarSroyc, George A..
Anslio, and II. :. Bosher.
Outward Trade: &. u. Hill. j. II. Blair,
John VI. Morris, William b. Warwick,
and Robert Wcndenburg.
Commerce: Thomas Potts. George Il.
Cannon. Gu,tavus Millhser, Waiter Bowie,
and Il. +. Williams.
Il
Branch, Edward Cohen, Gideon Dayen-
port, and Philip IIaXall.
Inland Trade J. :. Elicit, John b. PuI-
eel, o. l.. Cottrell, Edgar Taylor, and
George ID. ThaXton.
Accounts: Il. W. Powers, W. II. Pow
ers. +. ID. Hill, Henry Bodeker, Luke lIar-
Vey.
Mines: George Gibson, Jr.. \. b. Good
man, Charles NJ. Branch, John K. Williams,
John Bowers.
Improvement Of James River: George
". Allen, a. 5. BuiOrd, :. II. llawc', James
W. Allison. l.. \. Dunlop, L. o. Ndlting,
John Purcell.
The President made statement OF facts
connected with the Jamcs-riyer improve
ment appropriation by Congress, and said
that we were under deep obligations to
Congressman George d. Wise and other
Virginia members of the House and TO SEN
ator RiddIebcrscr Tor active cXertions in
th> behalf.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Victory for the City.

In The City Circuit Court yesterday The
ease OF Frank A. Clarke Qniant, suing by
bis next friend, Jesse Clarke) against the
city OF Richmond was tried. and verdict
rendered for defendant. Damages were
claimed in $4,000 for injuries alleged to
have been caused October 90, 1893, by a
fall plaintiff had. and which he ascrlbed to
the careless condition in which Fourth
street between Byrd and Canal. then uu-
dergong Improvement, had been left by
tie CITY authorities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Council Commftsees-Time or Their
MeeflupS

The following committees meet at the
time aud places named:
Friday Grounds and Buildings, City
Engineer's office at 12 O'Clock NJ; Board
oi Public Interests, Council chamber at 9
+. ~; Streets, City Engineers Office at A
7. NJ.
Saturday: Finance. Council chamber at
l: NJ; Relief OF Poor, Council chamber
at p. VI.
Monday: Light, Council chamber at u
NJ Water, Council chamber at 5P.M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
National Educational Association.

The twenty-fourth meeting OF the Ma.
tlona Educational Association was opened
in Madison, Wisconsin, yesterday. The
session will continue until next Tuesday.
While the session lasts there will be meet.
ings OF the following departments organized
within the Association: The National
Council Of Education, the Department OF
school Superintendence the Department
of Normal Schools. the Elementary Depart
ment, the Industrial Department, the De-
partment OF Higher Instruction, and the
Department OF Art Education. The Asso-
citation was organized, under the name OF
the National Teachers Association. in 1857.
Its meetings have been held In many
cities east, south, and west, and its objects
are to " elevate the character and advance
the interests OF the profession Of teaching,
and to promote the cause OF popular edu-
cation in the United States" Among the
subjects to be discussed this year and the
speakers announced are: "Citizenship
and Eucation," by Professor J. l.. NJ.
Curry and General John Eaton; Educa-
ton in the Northwest" by Colonel Will
liam +. Villas "Educltion at the SOUTH.
BY A. G. Haygood, LII. D., the Reverend
A. u, Mayo, Albert Salisbury, Professor
William II. Crogman, Professor Z. II.
Jesse, Major r. Bingham. Professor Is. L.
Washington. aud Others; "Needs in
American Education" by Mrs. Eva ID.
Kellogg; "The Constant In Education" by
B. A. Hinsdale; a" Woman'sWork in Educa-
tiOn," by Mrs. Rebecca ID. Kickoff, Miss
Frances L. Willard, Mrs. Mary Wright
Sewall, Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper, Miss Alice
+. Freeman. Miss Clara Conway, Miss Ella
W. Somerville, aud others; Education
OF the Indian" by General 5. c. Arm
strong, the Hon. J. w. Haworth, United
States Superintendent Of Indian Education,
and Others; "Deai-Mute Education as Re
lated to Public Education," by Professor
Alexander Graham Bell; "Principles and
Methods of a system OF Elementary Edu-
cation" by G.. stanly Hall, Phi. D., and
the Hon. John w. Dickinson, and "The
Utah Problem as Related to National Edu-
cation" by J. NJ. Coyner, A. NJ, Salt Lake
City, Utah. The attendance promises 70
be very large. Governor Rusk and ex-
Governor Fairehild will take active part
n the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
TO BE CONTINUED.

Having not yet porfe ted arrangement, f)r our
Trade sale. We viii continue 10 cell at RETAIL
IN further notice.
We have some of those ELEGANT SERGE
SUITS, IN BlacA. Blue, and Gray, - III big men, at
sll.
Mothers. bring your little onos 10 our s,ore. We
have about
100 SUITS, costing H. $3.50, o., and s3.50-we
will give you your choic, az sl.75;
go SUITS. costing IS, 80, and s7-yoar choice Of
these at $3.50.
They are only IN small s.zes, from four 10 six
years old
4 good assortment OF
CASHMERE, WUESrED. AND FLANNEL
SUITS,
regular Sizes We will sell at 50 suit-bclow cot.
A large hne of
FINE PANrALOONS. way below cost.
I will sacrifice GOODS during the coming
week % cash buyers.
4. VI. KELLEY. Trustee Of
jyG Misnt store, ql3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
MustiugS Court.

William Brown (colored), charged with
breaking into the stable Of John I. Hughes
and stealing lot OF harness. was tried and
found guilty, and sentenced TO coDfne-
mcnt in the pepitentary for three years.
Joseph Adams, charged with the robb;ry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
Five TO One.

A telegram to us from Norfolk saws ::
The Nirginas arrived here from Rich
mond this morning aud played the Nor
folks at Gymnasium Park this afternoon
in the presence Of nearly two thousand
spectators. Tho Virginlas won by score
of IN 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

The rapid increase in nervous diseases,
such as neurasthenia. insomnia, and their
trains Of evils. is truly alarming. They
are. however, arrested By the skilful treat
ment Of DR.. Richards, Gl9 east Franklin
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
OLTvE-OIL.
CHINA, GLAsswARE. &c.

- CIAL!
DECORATED ENGLISH DINNER AND TEA
SETS teombinedI, l23 pieces, for els per set; /;
BLUE WILLOW AND BROWN RHINE DIN
SER AND TEA WARE, that can be made up
In any number OF pieces, at very low prices;
Also. a full line Of BAvfLAND q co.'s DIN
MIR SETS, from ESQ to es6o per SET
Call and look at them.
E.b .. TAYLOR,
Ella 1oli AAis suscA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

SenOr Leonardo Garbalosas, OF Santiago
de las Vegas, Cuba. was completely cured
OF severe intermittent neuralgia by the
use OF St. Jacobs Oil, the great plln-ban-
ishCr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
ToRaCCO. CIGARS. &c.

VOU CAN FIND THE "DIANORA,w
Il sMaRfTANA,H "TwIN bRorHHlEisEssi5" rHHliE -
"DILL's BFST," and other brands OF Oh, ,,Gm ,e,1.
lSG,ToBAcco, together slc gI,,l rpn 'Ie ISr1' NJ
s''''' anu MCCARTHY s. HAYNES,
ic2s 627 cas-, Broad strsea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

The Pope had one or two fainting fits
Wednesday. owing to the excessive heat.
These caused the dissemination OF ru-
mors that his Holiness was dangerous
lv i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

Dr. J. Brddfcld: Dear Sir--Some fifteen years
ago examined the recipe Of Female Regulator.
Ind carefully studied authorities in regard TO its
componcnts. and Then las well as uowl pronounce
IL TO he the most scientific and skilnl combine
ton Of the really reliable remedial vegetable
agents known TO science, 20 act directly on the
affected organs and parts sympathizlng directly
with them; and. therefore, providing SPECIFIC
REMEDY for all diseases for which IL is recom-
merded. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. d., ID. D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

OF watch, money. and other articles from
the person OF w. I. Jones, was tried, and
the Jury found him not guilty Of felony,
but gulliy OF petit larceny, and sentenced
him to Jail for four months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
MILITARY ASSASSINS.
A Spanish officer Cuba Murders His

A Spanish officer I'm Cuba Murders His Allies.
A Havana letter says: On June 23d
SJgua paper announced that commander
oi volunteer cavalry encountered party OF
so-called bandits, OF whom he had killed
three. capturing some arms, and the bra
very OF the commander was noted, with the
additional fact that he was in pursuit OF the
rest OF the party. The story, which was
probably the official report OF the officer in
question, was copied by all the papers. IL
now appears from statement by brother
Of one Of the slain that the whole affair
was premeditated and cOld-boOded MUIR
der, and that the " bandits" referred to
were party OF honorable men. The mar
rator's brother, with others of the iuris-
dictiOn OF Colon, organized with a view TO
the pursuit OF AguerO, unemLarraSscd by the
methods OF the regular troops. Their plan
was submitted TO, and approved by, the
Captain-General, who gave them a written
authorization, while the chief Of the
civil guard supplied them with arms.
Having commenced operations. three OF
them on the evening OF the 10Th
utimo reached a farm near La Ma
cagna. They had hardly arrived when a
number Of men under the orders OF the
commander Of volunteer cavalry. who was
operating i'm the vicinity, came TO the farm
and requested the three men TO 20 with
them TO the commander, who required
their services. They acceded, but hardly
had they lett tie farm when they
were disarmed. bound. and shot, and
their bodies left where they fell, until
at the END Of three days they were car
ricd in an ordinary cart to a neighboring
village. The guide, whom the aSsaSsins
impressed to show them the way to the
farm, witnessed all that occurred, and then
made his escape, and Is protected by the
Mayor Of La MacIgni, who defcs the nen-
aces of the cavalry captain. Jealousy ex-
cited by the authority with which the cap
tain-gcncral had invested the murdered
men is the supposed motive OF the crime,
which shows to what dangers the country
Is exposed by the defective organization OF
the irregular troops, which the poverty Of
the Government compels it TO emplOy-a
poverty which forbidS the occupation OF
the island by an adequate force Of the regu-
lar army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
$1,000 WILL BE PAID TO ANY
ONE who will find particle Of
MERCURY, POTASH, IODINE. ARSENIC,
or any poisonous substance IN
swIFT's SPECIFIC.

"Ihave cured Blood-Talnt by the use of swft's
Specific after had most signslly failed with the
Mercury aud Potash treatment"
f.. A. ToOMER, N. d., Perry. Ga.
"Swift's Specific has cured me Of scrofula OF
twelve years standing. Had sores As large as my
hand, aud every one thoughtI was doomed. Swift's
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS would not pur-
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me. Il cured me Of Rheumatism caused BY ma
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Our Treatise on Blood aud Skin-DiSeases mall
ed free TO applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, l59 west Twenty-fhird street.
between sixth and seventh avenues. Philadelphia
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
CoBB'S ISLAND, VA.
YIlr ONLY SEASIDE rEsoRT IN VIRGINIA.

Tho ancsf and safest sarf-b ,,hng. OCEAN, chan
rri. ard shark. fishing and suipc-shoOusg.
Terms: 81 per day, sl2 per week, $40 per
tomic. from Old Point and Norfolk by steamer
NrftiamptOa 90 thrfrystonc every MONDAY.
WTpNI SbAY. and FRIDAY. The Baltimore
srd Washington steamers make close connection
viii ne Northampton. Hotel physician, +. A.
ttt,c'ii.ttm ). T. SPADY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

Passengers from Washington will take the
through train OF the BALTIMORE AND POIO-
MAO RAILROAD 10 Philadcphia, and arrive ~
fhc new UrOad-~trcct station OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. whore strcCt-Cars viii convey passengers
I uiuu Transfer coaches cOnuCct direct 10 the sta
tlou of The Camden and Atlantic railroad.
For through iCkcts, bagglge-check>,a &, and fun IN
formation, apply as follows: Northeast corner
Thirteenth street and PCunsylycnla avenue; sta
tiOn Baltimore and Potomac railroad, Washing
ton, ID. I.
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

MATTRESSES AND BEDDING OF
VI ALL KINDs.-The manufacture Of nue. siliE IN
Mattresses and max ng.Oyer Of old ones speelalp
lake prid. IN mi. work, and will always ende1NJr
10 please my patrons Location for the presen,
G32 north Eighlh street. send postal giYlnt !orr'
number, and will call on YOU liUMAS
CRENsHAX. No'OL--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11

Treatise o. the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free 10 any address.
TIE BRADFITLD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box rs, Atlanta, Ga.
ljy Sdlw&wlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
U'HIs Is NO HUMBUG.-BONA FIDE

TI'HIS Is No HU UMbIN'-bU.Nnn. . IN
L CLOSING-OUT SALE OF PAlNTERS ~ ~
White Lead, 1925 per hundred pounds Inre M
Putty, go % per hundred ponds; Colols ~ ,at Un
Dry Celors. Mineral PaiAis; talsoihii1ie, MI" Wjr'
Narnishes, DRYERS. Brushes. NlndO"-ul' III
rors, Windsor and Newton's on ana nats,.
COoIs. below cost III order 20 close oui iih LILLY lilly
days. Ten-horse-lower Engine ana s W.
49, "'''''' e' II. l.. WIGAND,
ty e-Im $50 east Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-11
BOARDING.

DLEASANT SUMNER BOARD CAN
Il BE RAD on EEASONABLE TERMS in
Lexington, Va. House large, airy and cool. and
tliuated on the spacious University campus afford
ing hue shade ste. For further Information
ton, Va. ~ 6-lws
ELEGANT SUMMER ROOMS, FUR
H NlsIlED OR UNFINISHED, with 30 ARD,
at 40l north Eleventh street. corner Marshall
street. Hot and cold water baths. NeighbJrhOOl
excellent. TABL LE-BOARDERS wanted.
GOOD STABLE for rent. iy 6-Iw
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TESTED A QUARTER OF A CENTURY-IT
STANDS UNRIVALLED.

LAGRANGE, Ga.
DR.. J. Br0dfeId, atlanta, ca: Dear Sir,-I
take pleasure In stating that have used, for the
last twenty years, the medicine you are now put
ting M, known as DIR. Bradheds Female Rc2u-
lator. and consider II the best combination eyer
gotten together for the diseases for which II Is
recommended. With kindest regards I am. re-
sreciiully,
W. B. FERIELL, II. ID.