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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
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We begin by catching an oct,nns ortv,.
at which sport Zeppo Il unusually clever.
Tie stands In the bow OF the boar 4, n round
hole prepared for the purpose. win a tin
can with q glass bottom In his hind. Mi. he
inserts into the sea, 30 as 10 be lbs. below the
ripple, and thereby gcts an excellent view
Of al TIM: l. going on at the bottom. lie
knows well the haunts, or houses. a, he
calls them. OF the octopodi1, and AZ soon
as be sees one through his gl,ss be lowers
his bait and Induces the monster 10 lave
IFS lair. When u il sufficiently clear OF the
bottom not 10 be able b make use OF its
feelers. ZeDpo lets il have the bait. and soon
the wriggling. writing creature il landed
in the boat. Zeppo l. delighted. He takes
his prize in his hands, bites Il on the
neck, and out gushcs black stream OF dis
gushing matter like that which comes from
the cu,tledsh, and gets for Il it,
Italian name OF the "inknot." The oc-
topus writhes aud wriggles for hours at
the bottom OF the boat: II changes color
Ike chameleon, from brown to red and
red TO blue, and dies exceedingly hard.
q" PGndgid mou!" said Zeppo, when he
saw NY surprise, a." II YOU put dried oct)-
pus into water year after its death the
muscles would wriSgle again." In Lent
every one eats octopodil in the Greek
Islands. It would be- Lent soon. and as we
landed octopus after octopus into the boats
Zeppo's spirits grew high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

has Iona been the champion Of labor mea-
sures In the legislative councils OF the state:
lie wss nominated by the labor Gle nent OF
the State and Immediately endorsed ny me
progressive element. While he viii poll
the full Democratic strength In the asficul'
turaI districts. he withdraw largely from the
Grccnback ranks aud slgblg from the Re
publicsns. especially In the mills and FAC
tories Of Wheeling and the mines and qu1r-
RIGS Of the Kanawba Valley. Judge Max.
well, the Fusion candidate, was nominated
by the Greenbackers, and forced upon the
Republicans over the protest OF the Wheel-
ing InfeHigencer and the Republican leaders
Of the State. His record viii more than
Offset the Democratic disaiiection. as ne was
one OF the Council OF Three which decided
the constituiiopalisy OF the test oath th'i
diseniranchised one third OF the voters OF
The State. Every Confederate voter In The
lower end OF the state curses the memory
OF this council, and II IL sure to iniure
Maxwell iu the canvass. Bets OF three Ia
one on Democrat; success are common,
and even bets are made only on the extent
Of the Democratic majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
AT HEADQUARTERS.
Words OF Cheer for Democrats from All
Parts Of the Country.

Parts Of the Country.
The New York Herald says A letter n
The National Democratic Committee from
the Democratic state Committee OF New
Jersey saws that the campaign Is progressing
most encouragement in that State, and thai
New Jersey can be depended on to give il.
electoral votes TO Cleveland and Hendrick.
by handsome majority. Senator Eaton,
81 Connecticut. aud Congressman Perry
Belmont and Algernon :. Sullivan, OF New
York, have accepted invitations TO address
the great mass-meeting which is 10 be held
ut Newark.
A letter from prominent New York
German says: ~ have spent the last two
weeks in travelling through Ohio. From
the reports received from German friends
Of mine am confident that the Democratic
Ticket viii be elected in October
A letter from the Ohio Democratic st,te
Committee brings very encouraging news
from that State, and speaks OF the great
enthusiasm for the Democratic candidates.
A letter from member OF the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee OF Hamilton
county, o., says my opinion is that
Ohio Is safe beyond doubt for the Demo-
crazy In October"
A letter from prominent Democrat who
h stumping Yves: Virginia says: "Our
prospects OF victory continue % grow
brighter ss the canvass progresses. The
Democracy OF the State seems 10 be deter.
mined tbat II will not be wrested from the
Democratic column,
A letter from SCHUYLER, Neb.. says:
This II strong Republican State, but we
are knocking the supports from under the
enfmy's s,rongholds, and expect 10 give
the electoral votes Of the State 10 the Dem-
Oesatic candidates."
A letter from Jefferson county, West Va.
psys; "You need hsye no fears about |
West Virginia. The Democrats are tho
roughly organized and enthusiastic. Our
for Governor, T.. Willis Wilson.
. red.hat man and b erowdiug the enemy
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German View Of the OHIO Situation.

! Interview with observation-disclosures MucI-
lcrl
"The Germans will vote almost as unit
against Blaine" said Mueller. "They will
vote against him no; only because OF his
prohibition record, hit because we don't
believe in him. In Cuylhoga county we
will get 1900 German votes, in Erie county
nine tonths Of the German vote. in
Sandusky county the same, in Lu-
cas- 90 per cent. in Defiance IS per
cent, in Summit 81 per cent. in stark S.,
in Wooster 30, in Butler So, in Hamilton
about 20 only. owing t. the dissatiiac-
tiOn Of some Germans with Democratic
rule. in Lawrence so per cent. in Seneca
ali the Germans have been Democrats for
thirty years. In I'usclrawas about IS per
cent. Unless the vote OF the miners is in
terferad with. in AuglaiZe We will get 80
per cent, and IN Ottowa IS. have letters
from tie leading Germans in these
counties which justify me in making
these claims. The German vote in
the state is about 10000. and Cleve-
land will get at least 10000 OF this.
The Germans are not foolish enough %
vote against the Prohibition record OF
Blaine slOnc. They are not satisfied with
his course as public man. hope ne will
come here and make speeches. seymour,
Douglas, Greeley. and scott all came here
and were all beaten. That kind Of business
savors o. the Presidential political tramp
and il will not 90. Three weeks ago | was
not confident OF the state in October; now
that have begun TO hear from it i am sat-
isfed we will have 10000 majority"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
TIE WEST VIRGINIA CONTEST.
Some OF the Political influences Which Are
M Wort In The state,

Some OF the Political influences Which Are
a, Work In the state.
a Wheeling special TO the Philadelphia
Times says: The belief is general in
West Virginia that the Elkins CAM
paign has been partially abandoned,
aud that hopes Of Republican vie
tory are dwindhng. Looking at the
situation and canvass with care and from q
purely non-partiSan standpoint. there Is
little TO warrant the belief that the Demo-
cratic majority will he reduced. Four
years ago, at the last general cleo
ton, the average Democratic plural.
| ity was 1900, and the clear ma
iorltv 1000. Since 1876 the Greenback
vote has fallen to 9,079 in 1880 ana TO 6, 1870
IN 1882. 1t is by the addition OF this vote
that Republican success was expected. This
increase. II unassistet, would leave the
Democratic majority 10000 IL the total vote
| were the same. In 1880 the total vote was
$4,000, and both parties this year expect
10000, aud ii is most upon this increase OF
| 1000 that Republican hopes are based.
! They must get 10000 Of il TO make things
equal. This is unlikely, and TO Offset the
chance Republicans expect much from
Democratic disatiec.ion, and this feature is
worthy OF some consideration,
There can be no doubt that in October
the Democrats will poll a large reserve vote
IN mountainous districts, heretofore never
necessary TO aid In the sufficient majority.
TAX OF Republican success will bring out
OF this class votes never cast since the war.
The Democrats. too, are organized as they
never bave been since the State was first
carried from the Republicans IN 1870, and
W thls regard the parties are equal The
Democratic disaiiec;ion referred to certain.
" exists. The Jacksonian policy OF taxa
ton was denounced by both party plat
forms and created widespread dis
gust among the Democrats. OF The
supreme Court. which supported the taxa
ton order, two judges are candidates for
reelection and both are personally unpopu-
lar. The Wheeling keqiSter, before the Con-
yentlon, took the bold ground that reform
should begin within party lines. aud, be.
sides denoUncing the Administration. de-
handed the defeat OF every man tainted
With the taxation scheme. Since the Con-
yentioD IL has declared against the two
judges, and has bitterly deprecated the Sc
lection OF Davis and Lucas, the Cleveland
electors AT large, denouncing them as bolt
ers. This comprises the dis,ffection al.
luded TO, aud II is evidently disappearing
under the warmth Of the campaign.
Wilson. the Democratic candidate for |
Governor, |, stronger than bus purity. |
While lawyer and always Democrat, he
Fss the idol of the Greenback party and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25


Very remarkable was the iulflment OF
several details OF the old prophecy refer.
ring to the Macleods, OF Macleod, az re.
corded by the veteran and greatly revered
DIR. Norman Macleod, father OF the
founder OF Good Words and OF it's present
editor. He was a true Gael, nurtnred in
the use OF the Gaelic tongue, and IA
miliar with all the tales and ira
ditions current among bis people.
Among others, he was well aware
Of the prophecy which foretold trou-
blous times for the house OF Dunyegan, and
among other signs Of the time enumerated
how Norman, the third Norman. would
perish by an accidental death; that Mae
looG's Maidens three noted rocks In Mac
leod's county in the Isle OF Skyel, would
become the property OF 4 Campbell; that
n fox should have litter in one OF the
turrels OF the castle; then, when for the
last time the green fairy banner should be
seen, the glory Of the house should depart
and most OF the estates must be sold. Never
theless, hope dLwns on the future. for a
deliverer shall arise who shall redeem
the lost lnds." Strange TO saw. when. in
the year 100, DR.. Macleod was euaat of
Duuvegan Castle, three OF these signs were
iulhlled. Tidings arrived that her M.Ies.
tvs ship Queen Charlotte had been blown
up at sea, and among those who perished
was Lieutenant Macleod, Of Macleod
Norman. the third Norman" heir OF the
house. In the same week Macleod,s
Maldens' were sold to Angus Campbell. Of
Ensey. And furthermore, tame lax
belonging TO Lieutenant Macleod nc.
tually had her litter In the west
turret OF the castle, and the doctor
handles the young cubs ! Happily there
Is no immediate prospect OF the ful6Iment
OF the fourth sign. for though the good Old
doctor could only get sight OF the green
banner by stealth, and very naturally
(beIng genuine Highlander, looked on il
with something Of quake, lest he might
himself be fulfilling the prophecy. the
green flag bestowed on Macleod by his fairy
love is still TO be seen at Dunyegan by ali
persons interested in such relies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
ELECTORS At LARGE

ELECTORS At LARGE.
WALLER Il. STAPLES.
Bland, Monday, October G.
JOHN GOODE.
Tszewe,l. Saturday. September q.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
R. b. MUNFoRD.
Grayson. Monday, September 90.
Franklin. Monday, October 6.
Henry, Monday, October 13.
Patrick, Tuesday, October %.
CAMN PATTESOs.
Rockbridgc, Monday, OctOber6.
Appomaltox, Thursday, October 0.
Allegheny, Monday. October 20.
Tluvaans, Monday, October p.
THOMAS SMITH.
King George, Thursday, OctOber2.
Prince William, Monday, Ociobt G.
Louisa. Monday. october 10.
Stafford, Nodncs day, October 70.
Fairfax. Monday, October 90.
Fauquier, Monday, October 81.
CANVASSERS AT LARGE.
JAMES n. DUNLOP.
Spot'ylvania, Monday. October G.
Louisa, Monday, October 10.
Piitsylyania, Monday, October 90.
GENERAL FITz. LEE.
Charlotte. Monday, October G.
Louisa, Monday. October IL.
Fairfax, Monday, October 20.
stanton, Thursday. October 16 (nighO.
Charlottesville, Saturday, October Is
(nighD.
CHARLES L. STUART.
Acecmac, Monday, September 20.
SAMUEL p. COLEMAN.
Sussex, Thursday, October 2.
Rockbridge, Monday. October 6.
Fluvsnns. Monday, October p.
A. n. KELLEY.
West Point, Saturday, October 4 might.
Gloucester, Monday, October6.
Caroline, Monday, October 13.
Fredericksburg, Tuesday, October II
might.
Alexandria, Wednesday, October Is
(nizhI.
Es,ex. Monday, October 90.
II. ST. G. TUCKER.
Charlotte, Monday, October G.
Amherst, Monday, October 90.
Highland, Tuesday, October IS.
". NJ. CABELL.
Allegheny, Monday, October G.
Botetourt, Monday, October 10.
Bath, Tuesday. October IA.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
Floyd, Tuesday, October IL.
Carroll, Monday, October 20.
JOHN z. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October l3.
MCiJAH WOODS.
Page, Monday, October q.
EPPA HUTTON.
King George, Thursday, October ..
Diuwiddie, Monday, October %.
Halifax, Monday, October q.
J. @. FIELD.
Goochland, Monday, October 30.
u. S. PIERCE.
Aibemarle. Monday, October O.
Henry. Monday, October 10.
Pitisylvenia, Monday, October 90.
Patrick. Tuesday, October -.
v. v. wIrHERs.
Nottoway, Thursday, October 9.
Greensyiile, Monday, 0ctober6.
Prince George, Thursday, October9.
Nan, smond, Monday. October 10.
JOHN 7. HARRIS.
Russell Tuesday, Qctobtr !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DR. T.. c. VESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN-rREATMENr,

NnRvE- And BRAIN-TkEATMBNr
q yvnrsntecd specific for Hys.eris. Dizziness, Com
yalsnrs. fits, Nervous Neuralgia. HoA iache. sery-
oas Prostitution caused by the use OF alcohol or
tobacco, Wskefnlness. Mental Depression. Soften
ing Of he Brain toesnlting In insanity M leading
10 misery. decay. and deethl, Prouz aiure Old Age
Iors of Power In q thcr caused by over-ex rr-
uOn OF ths bynia or oveT-indur-nce. Each box
sunhiiis one months treatment; 81 box, or II 4
b0ses for s5, sent hy mall, preosii on receipt of
pr1ce. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES 10 cure
suy oaee. VIA cash oder recstyed by us for Il X
boxes. accompanied with s0, We will send the pr-
ss,n sor written gusrpuls n refund the IN sn ~
N ple treatment dos net effect . curc. Galrau-
~. sssued emily BY JOHN q. WEST e CO.,
e62 west kadlson stSest.
aa fS-d&wly Chicago, IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
TRYING TO CAPTURE ROSCOE.
The Blaine Managers Making Desperate
Appeal TO Save Their Nominee.

Appeal TO Save Their Nominee
New York World
The managers Of the Blaine camplign
are greatly worried over the prospects Of
the taiiooed man in this State, and are
making herculean efforts 10 seccre the aid
of Roscoe Conking in booming Blaine.
| They recently called on Mr.. Conkling, and.
| OF course. were treated with great cOurte-
81. To their tender appeals for his assist
ance Mr. ConkliDg merely replied. rs he
has heretofore done:
81 am out OF politics. and am devoting
all my time 10 the demands OF my law
practice"
The ardent admirers Of the G.. o. y. were
persistent and even obsequious In their ap.
peals, and wen; so far, IL is said. az to
promise hin the United States senatorship
from this state II he would enter into the
fight and aid in rallying the disguised and
disgruntIed Stalwaiis bv making a few
speeches for Blaine. Mr.. Conkling listened
patiently, and his only response was the
same-be was out OF politics and law bust
ness was pressing. At present he was en-
gagged In an important ease affecting the
telephone patents. his friend. Senator Ed
munds, being one OF the counsel.
Then the Blaine managers changed their
nasc JHu tOucncu MT. CoHhllHk III WUht
they thought was tender spot. They
knew how much be admired and respected
General Grant, and on this name they made
their great stand. "Comc over 20 our help
against the mighty they said. "and we
will pledge Congress 10 place General
Grant on the retired li.t with full pay"
Mr.. Conkling heard them through. pa
tently aud cOurteously, but made no
promises and gave his visitors no encour-
agtment.
"Those agents Of Blaine and Elkins,"
said the World informant, repeated his
tory. They took Mr.. COnkhny up on
high mountain and tried TO temp; hun.
promising all the wealth in sight, only 10
he told, by implication at least, that they
were promising what ley did not possess,
and were trying TO give away other peoples
property. ltis well-knOwn that Mr.. Conk-
ling has repeatedly stated that he was out
Of politics and would take no part in this
campaign. and those who know him best
believe That lac means every word OF II, and
will not he swerycd from his purpose by
any whining appeals OF Steve Elkins and
other eniissaries OF Blaine"
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Auction sALEs--vh.s sssy. ~
"1--N Nv Il. u. chafnn a Co.,
pe,,l Estate Anctioneers.

A uCr1oN SALE OF A VERY DE
"A srnAsLE SUBURBAN FARM
OF ronrr-rHREE ACRES. WITH NICE
DWELLING lstx ROOMS. KITCHEN
BAES AND STABLE
WE'LL ADAPTED FOR A DAIRY OR MAR
KEr.eARpEs, LOCATED NEAR THE
pApY's.MbE ROAD AND THE
BROOK TURNPIKE
ONLY IL MILES FROM tue CITY,
A, ,,,o rcoues. Of the owpo-, we w,ll SOL oy paw
NJ '"V me- auction, on tne premises on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 70. ISL,
49, a,o,ocs p n. the anoye VEGi EALUh.
~, tSuD,rr n IS located IN q very ne,irlp W.
DIT, tt.itbnrbnod on good Rad, anu WIN hl'ee aiy
~, = -, an a uicc aud convenient SUM-, - -,
Vol smiled fOr a dairy or mlrses,.;;,. ~, 4,
70 ,r,, az ~ ofers tho chaacs 20 secure hl.v u -,
-. A.. mako n snod Investment. ~ tbe o"he' y pr
n,red 10 sell at a very low price. Ada,
'TEnMs; At sale, ahd sccommoIr,s,ii S e 90
H Auctlonecrs
Conveyance, will leave the oshce .. H I've
sioneers At O'Clock q take pafHc7 " w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

The postmaster at New Baden, Robert.
son county, Texas, writes that Mr. III. Keg-
Ter and Mrs. Mary Smith were entirely
cured OF rheumatism by the use OF 81. ia.
cobs Oil, the magical plln-rclleyer. Fifty
cents q bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
by Grub. K Apperson,
Real Estate Anctioneers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il FRAMED DWELLING. 204 SOUTH PINE
STREET. CONTAINING NINE ROOMS -Bv
virtue Of two deeds of trust from j. III. Gregory
and wife 10 ~, recorded In Richmond Chancerr
Court. In ID. u. lls A.. D. IA, and IN %. d. ne
{. p. ass respectively. being thereto required by
the beneficiary, default having bec'i made, We VIII
sell on the premises, 1T ) o'clock u. Mon
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER u, 1881.
the abOye-de.eribed DESIRABLE PKOPERr Y
occupied by Mr.. Eayes Tho dwelling Is Ia gO)d
style, attractive. convenient, ana pleasant. Tho
lot fronts west side Pine. between CumberanI
alley.
TER,ls Whilst The deeds require cash % T.
the dc5t secured and interest (ibout Si,SiO) and
expenses Of sale, &C. one fourth In cash. and the
balance at six. twelve. and eighteen months flr
negotiable notes, interest added aud secured by
trust decd will be accepted. -
!. II. APPERSON,
j. NJ. GODDIN.
&c 10 frrusfeaa
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Ticket Ofircs: 1000 VAIN t@i'N'
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General Passenger ASenn,;;
G. ". SMITH. Gene al Manager -
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Appointments.
ROONS DEMOCRATIC STATS
EXECUTIVE Committee,

ROOMS DEMOCRATIC MATS
EXECUTIVE Committee,
ALEXANDRIA. Va. September 10, 1884 )
The following appointments are prOmuI-
gated by and with the consent Of the speak
ers named:
Local paper. and party authorities vii!
please give these appointments all possible
publicity.
Unless otherwise Indicated. the appsl1t
ments are made for couniy-Seat, and. az far
~ possible, on court-days.
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. Sasppsrd. Secretary.
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.rcyyoy sALEs-Fatnre DAYS.

n =, AZ
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A fAhM
4 IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY IA pu .,,.
,rce or a decree ~ the Circuit tou. " ISL
M the cJancery suits therein depending nnJnr Va =
sayics ~ sdam. rs Walker. &c., api 5ei,s
Sfss,,li re- kfswss Administrator &c "a. .t-a.ain
signed srfcial commissioner appoiuNe -
will proceed 10 sell at plblic an1'ion'a'
City Courthouse, on 49,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l6rH'
fthot helnr court-,iav.i the TRACT Ot !. ~
mentioned IN said decree npon which - g.. .. a..
resided in his lifetime. II me county ~ ,,ia,ry
Cttv' eontainiug TWO HUNDRED hND rlf -, J.
fl5Ol ATRFS, more or less. lying Wltnl n ~
mics OF James river and on the main foi iei"'s
TO Charles CIV Courthouse. 5000. n,vCTI-
The said TRACT has cHmior.a nc St,ii,
TNG-HOUSE, slors-hon,e NY, y w" ~, ,nc dow+r of
upon n, and will be- sold subject to inc uoN1i u
!rr1W We. C1sn ns 20 the costs Of suit and eNpen-e'
Of suIe and balance of purchase moGty ~ wv, =
eouaI In ailments upOn a credit OF slN' t"oF' 81
eighteen months. Will luffIcs' ilo'Li lo.,,r,t =
INTO retatued until the whole OF the pIfcn -, -
money IS paid and conVeYance oru ri. "a wv
Court st az ~, ~, r,,ssioncy
T., rur Crpcrfr COrHT or CHARLES CITY
CorSTY- ADAMS AGAINST WALkeE ~
TWIN. TRUSTEES, AND JENKINS. StLi'NSL''
ASD OTHERS AGAINST Il. l.. ADANSs fHhS"N'
AL REPRESENTATIVE.
TR cary Nelson. deputy clerk or said court 40
lerehy certify that the bond required Of ne spec1i
commissioner by the decree In ms csus ch'V,Su
on the 9th day OF April ISel' mas DC" uH'
s' Giycr under my hard this 29d day of sen,sn-
her. 1854. u Az w., c,',t,
&c 25-eodioc'H lIe-,u.N - -.
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10 40 Through pas.ergeri oD''i 49,
Ire na,,neeting at heysyilie ~ 'il pllrs pn V.
nohn N RAILROAD; at sufhSinf "'.h y ~ anl
49, FIN Narrow-tsaugc rlihpoi iff FihNl' 81
..a.rsi,oro' tor al points or rtl'n 80" h' ft
.ir.bury FOR al points on WesFrh ~. ~ Hs'-
m, railroad; At Atlauts Tor sll p'iAi' H'iiH '14
TrsIn No. 52 fthrongh pl.-er f"r fli i1'll 'pp'
,tcalishwy. Grotn moro. Rel sii.r ~ ~ liH'
TbCr.s,ille. Lexington, anu 'tfi'
i,nytlle and (harlorC, and at 'l1u' N" p
M, b-aoud aud pauyiiie; rounf" .inr ~ Ni.F .
Un,. with Nixon snf >uihesiiH tff'r - a.
il,osd for Milton: a. q reep. or.' TO- 81 lYi't.-
on SoieIr Branch and Soglh 500 g 'fi.'pls 4.
Cha,ioite villa Thirlutte. to'u ntil f1d Alf.S
,.tIro9d for Columbia. Au- ast'. rtFaahtu, 49,
Ftnrida point, and ~ point. in ne >oHih snd
sor,hwcst. NJ. 50 between hryffiie il3 N1ri1-
sidc rams only on bpncay..
4. NJ. and 3ia 7. u
- - m 10 seE.N,re .rstFrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
by Furinan Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer'
IOIG Main street.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE or
TWO SMALL FRAMED GENkIhn /
on POPLAR (OR BROWkl STRELT ~,
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND HlfItrN. ~ n
STREETS, Nos. l4ii AND "A io.-BY rGu y. e'
no owner "A non resident. VIII sell by sucuon'
Without limit or reserve, on the pr" i1ises' on
TUESDAY, SErTENBxR 80, 1854
At > O'Clock L. NJ, the abnye PROPER ~. WIN
$50 rtitIr r,naIr, faose house. conI be rented -
good tenants. and yield ius percentage on "ns'
they viii he sold for.
FIRNAN TT'PPER,
ecos Aucttonasr.