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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

C1SclSSAr1, o, August s-The Times.
Starls Lexington, Ky, special. sayn: Holt,
Republican, wss elected Appellate Judge
by majority Of ], 900 to ], 200. in district
heretofore Democratic by from 1900 to
$500, &. II +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
Ninety MOtHsN Hurfted.

PARIS, Auguat s.-A: house at Willard
Turin, near B.ides Les Bairs, was struck
by lightning. The flames spread rapidly
and ninety houses were burned beto,e they
could be subdued. n -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
EnSe Ball Yesterday

" EhSe BhIl 1cftefHhys No.
At Philadelphia-Provid'ce .; Phila., O.
At Dstroit-Butfalo, 0; Detroit, l.
At Columbus-Toledo, j; Columbus, I.
At New York-Bcstou, s; New York, s.
At New York-Balto., .; Metropolitan, o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09

A FaEr LUNCH will be served At the "Os,
nee saleoa this morning from 8 until Ii. -
ArorsZ HAsKx, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
THE WRONG PLACE
FOR THE STAT OF A UNIVERSITY.
President Wilson D,piorss The rrisidiy Of tho 10.
psbiieaa Atmosphere that Isvss.s the State
BeAooi-Ths foarfold Al,,,on Of Pro.
fenor Latham-ysni, vidi, Wei.

SWfsspondSnce O ne Ihkutlt,ieer. N1.
MoRaASrowS, August 5.-"Thers will
not be, forty pupils in attendance this fall at
the opening Of the University under the
present regime" said Mr.. George @. Baker,
an alumnus ofthe University, to me yes.er-
day. "The disgust inspired by the action
o! the Board Of Regents is 80 general that
no graduates Of the school eau consistently
recommend theschool toanyoi their friends.
|. has been the aim OF all alumni OF this
University to secure for 1t the attendance
Of all persons within their reach, and a
glance at the catalogues for several years
back will show respectable sprinkling Of
from other States. Recently The
attendance has fallen of very much In this
direction: Unless a new regime Is in.
there will be sill greater falling
oTN -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
Gtla aatellif9furer

,,,,r.. .n.. 10 ANA "a iour.-tn,h s,reet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
g. So New YoEK, August I.

To General P. 4. Collins, Chairman:
It ia absolutely impossible for me Il
speak on Friday evening Tor the 1easor!
mentioned. sEa ..EIa
lsIgned.] JOSEPH PULITZER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
FIRST CRAWL, THEN VALE.

The univeraity Of Virginia, for instance,
i' an old school. It has the prestige Of
ago and reputation. It has the benefit Of
many feeders in the shape Of high schoo!s
and preparatory schools. In this state We
hsvs none OF them, or at least a very few
Of them. We must do the best that We
can under the circumstance. We must
have our preparatory school in which 10
prepare the youth That We may be able to
esther up from all sections OF our State and
Train for the higher school. The success Of
this University is contingent upon our ia.
dicious conduct OF it."
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE

- HEREBY GIVEN r., Ali PERs = II 'Li'
4 M, hooo. Or ,napnu. o. .hc peusa.,il and 'r'1f
.-is Railroad Compan. known Is fT-eiant lies
Inc same heing the second mortgage eonds l. SAT-"
ns said railroad comp ny, BODY corporal s@s>"hS
under I'll. laws - EsorisI tia, D. vi~lii+ ~ u"s.
rendered uu the lat dav . January i>~i - fa+
ffon r. J Nann, judge 81 the LIrculi u "i ~
Tnird Judicial Circuit ~ 5hc stat % tfrih4 !
and fuf Madison county, certain fA!ft " hr'.tR
" m tIrsSveuOr II complainant, and Alexander
surviving Irnstee- and Gcorgc 4-r~i4 Az
EdW ARD Lewis executors of The sasl WI aiio t;tfE
ment q. BENJAMIN G. Lewis. deceased. ar d"i.Ta
anti shall niakr distribution of she MONEY! Ff7h.
hy said Hawkins. surTi ,lug trustee itnr-su1 -
said bonds and thar bond~ and coupons mast rs
presented 10 me the CIV Of tallahassee. q its
county al !.eun stat, OF Fln-rs... tetugr the
18th DAY 81 Marcr ~ order - participate a
<u.t disfribut,au l. 4 SHINE.
Jan n lSS--1u Nas'r- IL Ch.tr cs.r-
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PENIN>sLAR DIVISION.
EERNANDINA IAcksoNvILLE n. Z
CONNECTIONS.

= fgT>A NDE> .-->frfn>h sie sat Anroul" ant
E.afe q; T-xt>-F on NV YORK Tn--1ly for
Nas - Thur>'a> >te..nle- Florida Ano City Of
br.@-~tlt - l-i-a hou1r-For brunswick aHd
S=vanisac caily sumo ,XrepfeG >.iyanBah
4ao h -%Ics. q. j sunday excepted steamer
SAr.h II az - Mar. River Landings Noncay
aaG ! ,.i->3s1 TOT = Mar3 River LAnd
I:-- T a~>uat aud F-idtv = NJ 10 anc from the
;ayeIi ur $. Mt-y = i4li1 exeeBt SUNDAY
~ ..-AHAS-l = q f~pf. Savannah ami hari--
sHl.. az y points North and West. daily
Al ha..nwIN T. ana from Jacksonville. Tals
It-5e, sE.;! Al point Sou-E. W-ss anC Northwest
.ttii.
ar r ~ rHoRNE = ! q aud rom Paia,ka daily
" INV oop stage Line Ia and from BROOKS
9iie. nj, =. AID l.. -bur- daily except SUNDAY
! tLn,A krY-M -r.aus Line Of Steamers-Fcr
Ne t'sl-.n- t-ics Tor B., West and Havana
Sane tr,;. NM ,tri,e,n- Saturday from Key
" y tln rr,'..v Florida AID Havana Mail
Sit .i.,-..lr ~ >t.aul-r--For and from Key " es
Nnot. TIC THURSDAY Tor and from ampa Mor
CfA7 an F-js.t, = T maxwell. supt
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kenoai!'s SPAWN Cure

-'~ ANG1L- CAI-- Feor1a-y =. -.
Mr-.1- Z hgNnALf X Co Having nd Nogr h..
Gal Spawn Cue nna ren..s for ,n,- nr-.
iist H. strr sr.t 1t. cnt>, asv- iitr CO.,
j1a' Wa AlfA'r a-s tai he pOiu- 81 th shoulder Al .
'F ,"re' a"nli4. lad - =. e- by = iAel
"otlie- ." Ynur hen'ii- spawn Gar. h., J. enfir-x ~,r>
@ac"-, - cent 10: please M nv. 81 ,4;r
r'1l3-' - 'A' f"f-. ~ -lai lur 95ilgt
II THAY 2 Box l,U.
From the ">pirtt "i the > Imes,'- Oct. &. >eS
ttcfur"H ny = hrUdal' & a." Eno-bur-a FALL VI :.
h41th. -THt -tvte@- Eifer. abundant competition
anon ri"'n'- 81 t!- kiud nHT M ingredients " ths-
~H-eri 81 Fremont ONO, gvc- strong IcsiImonia
price T. - per oottse and had drugyf.
Me"sr~ n. Ainty Il Co.. Chica-u. Inalz pub
Heher~ 81 - LaidP RTs~HaFi4 uEde~ date Of
j. lo3, write ollow kencdlls spawn Cure II fount.
an in' altoe medicine ami the should gq.,
erallv known t. horsenlen
FREMONT. OHIO, september -. I-S
DR j h kESDALL & Co. Gentlemen Havnz had vi,
Opportunity OF seeing YOUR Treatise the Horse this
summer Tor tue Il - time induced hef7-
ai SPAWN CURE valuable horse thai had been
since int nrsI OF April from bone SPAWN. had bib
tered Il several timr and concluded THAI wozt
never yet over hving lame Five weeks to-day cnns-
IA nceu Using henda} SPAWN Cure after using :
three weeks the lameness entirely disappeared na
been worth SsSl y Fl III Hor-E
send address .or Illustrated tircuar, which thins
giNe- positive proof of virtues No remedy even
met Win 81 n unqualified saere-- knowledge i,s
ncart well ar
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26
STATE NEWS.

touu-l nu Monday near ,;us.s,s,a t:3-~k.
about ten mile, from me ~ ltid u
ever occur ~ ynu bow a~haMrd ayi'lL
do1 must b. - hIms"I wh,l o. ha - ~
seen III ro1npauy with a v>s.:aan WI =
t,o, enough q" lug him about
-D.vton. Hisrtr.r .yo,sr~t>s An,t:e~
crowd -, railroad men = .tp..c.-,' he
lafter ,,ar, ~ -h,> week Ia, mr.. .i'.
m"rrl.r IN, -jrn- n"w isAil-a,; IN.
-l,t-,-.i. ..t.d ,-,.r,aIn breaking dwn-f,9 u
tnltt,- VA One 81 "ur taEiz4nNg "
T. o-uuCn Is engaged packing :t''
or tlf,~"r thousand "ran-,e~, from nle
grove a"a rlviur Them ava, AZ bar ~
,hen L. MAKE room Tor M '.'s crop.
railroad i ,"r, .iu'v needed Tnr t.a'r-
a-te>ian VIII wa finished ;.sf Vaek ~
lark Marsh ~ silver b-.-,.l \ ~5'.r
d,d hnw w. -,.,-ur..t %; >+.ere fnro*.,td
c..'lon- pr honr Nj baipug' IN,
m ,,...i n macuine~e Il. VI = - p'ick'-
rlac. and j. r:.pal!< lr:In. 4n".n.f
lamp. 7,-.i.,t. VIII .~o -ta1
,..A, .ju~~. rnnu;r- h"a-, x ;.u'>: ~
ut.k Ia. r,..~oAa -"-vi.'- " ia'v
mali- al,l w" -"leGrAp'i Inc, TAMPA n~
~, iong-' rau-. complain - !"r 'ss1e
H. ror cruluuulc;s. I'm VIII 49, oua-'.I
world NJ G ~no-.-ra>- az 'nu y
=. Iia.ta.i la. a-~.v,.,l ~, -'..an"r ~.
.A.v- D.. 49, y in.--.isr. NJ >u,t. i -
T. III, ,..,t.f .. ~ ~. r.v-. iA~ma:. sIr
H. = >a-d--a~- ar. = iu'.-r'r'.'; y :-l.
~ -.r ~ tt,. 81. i:,c.ury H~U ;it:.rl, :. n
l,.-'.-,. v, Hamilton T't-s,on -
rAr.> consisting - ..n"n' ..r1e lAtt'''~
and .r..,i-i..,,., .~-...-. t.y ~ r.. 49,
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FLORIDA SOUTHERN RY.
The Orange Belt Route.

traiu- 4.~h. tra!Acr-yl lie from fSatkA- Ocais sna
iHe~nHt - i. - = IL VI from MicaaopT -
q n
aIE~ s,> trainr-y liz io- P1iaTka. Dcsia aac Lrrs
tH7r- Al ~ g. i ana fer canopy CID
ID !caHot! i e:si arrives Al - p
Yrs Glars a. thruaza from Paiarka 'IaiH-syLr ~
~ 'raln-
CDNNEt TIOSS.
A palatkA VIII ia=t for 81 Aasnsunss
t<.sn '>vt Spring. Jacksonville and al points Not
tA-i aRc N-S; and with MP river steamers FOR So
tlpridA- Ai-0 win tn Twin Screw Iron steA1e'
Guy ~ pi.atka. 70. hariestnn, New YORK bott'
FkIiai-i piss 4
4 VAR Cre-ring Peninsula Railroad for 1tsD
81; ,,aine4-ve Transit Railroad for Cedar Az
trs -dco-- New Or-an~ TRmpa -
q, tras ~iTh TRANSIT hallway. anc Hack. FOR SH'e
sI:,Enr-
81 i.---fEr- ;i or Lake harris ior pun
IN lake and JOINS anc AXE Enstis kaii~sl
s., witt liraham'- Hack for Brook sylll- sumter'n'
al all p,ssE&- south florida
CONAN Jas b HOLLISTEh
1,rrl Nanag-r superintendent
g. " kkUMWELL- & T + &
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xxrEPAY FROM THRrf r. rIyF POLL -
, w per d., ~ GOLD Nj
uort fer ns Al light and ha ritl- mpl"vme',i
whi.l will nni rrquiv~ i. Is s>c t1ur '.nnr>
i.,r ny great iengti % lio'e ]" }h">. wn' d.~ire
~mI}i ,vrneui far rl~ uinrfla- a. Z ',''
wages We will tmrBi-h iuil IA tieular. Addrr~-.
JTrCMHA PRINTING GO,
SS-,ln. tTrunIwa Iowa
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GRAY HAZE on WM8KNnB changed M
sfanffy to q GLOSSY BLACK by o single ap-
pfacGftOn OF this DYE. Sold by Druggtsta,
or sent by express on receipt of u.
ONCE. ~ Murray Street, New York
7wf7'8 mAnuAi nF Hagfut RfegiPrg FRFE.
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PEN BOTTLE.
Or SIX Bottles for Five Dollars.
~ Ali Druggists can get II for you OF &
will be sent address receipt price by the pr
pristers Dr. b. j. KENDALL CO., Eno=burgh Fall,.
Vt.
May Is, lSS3-iy ~
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~"atG Train. Jacksonville Il pensacola
sleeping Cara Madison To- peli- ,~ola
.tlNSErTIoss

4 lalA>onviIie with Waycro>s In, ., M 4,
~ NJ and NJ = ~ lhe Z VI Tor all potn,.
N"rti huG Ea-f vi n iht FeTnant.InA and Iaeksop
ale f,1i.rUac H. FerIandInA. AnG Sl;3 .yeamrc
"a a. jnts OF NJ = Johns river
A haifvln by Nos aud with +, rida Trans,
and t-nnl~uay l.allrDad TOR traiu--vilie Ocaa Fer
baud IA eGar key and ali e,ulf Ports
~ L., al wiIh che Savannah Florida & VS.,
-rn l:a'troad
=, u Ana7e-t with 81 Mark branrr ID Ta-<
SAY thursdays and Saturdays
A. { baftanooch~t river with tn Pensacola ,.S
4ss:ai ~ i.,iroad fo~ Marianne, Pensacola NobiIe
Nont-oI.Iery. New f'rlelps and points W-st
Suut;w->- and Northwest forming tae SHnPT
Est q TChEsT AND BEST ROUTE 10 the.s
l0in And with tne C~utra, aud p-ouie'. LIN.
bat sundays auc Tnur-day- frr Atalaehieola
and ~~.,:ay- an Saturday Tor Columbus and
E.uf2u44
Th'al-i tulmau Si-epe--. NeW Orleans ID =.
@Anosi. taG Sayannah L. New ! ORR xiihon, chany~
Palma sleeper New Orleans u Jacksonville
TEroGgu car Pensacola 10 feiT Kev N;fbov,
chang. and with0u; extra charge
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Take abe Floral CITY Route. the New sh.r,
Line via the Florida Central ana
WeaIeFp KAilrOah

~ ;IKOJGH TICKETS ia this linz a, N,
Lompany Depot Ticket Ofiice, and AZ Nc wee,
Sas Sta,
+ ( MAXWE.t. GENERA. SUPERINTENDENT
- Floyd. Jacksonville Fla
Ac'!f- Master ! -an-uortAi ion. Ia !ahass-e Fla
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HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
Il have had Dyspepsia, with Consttpa-
ton, Two years, and have tried ten different
Kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the FIRST
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely My appetite is
splendid. food digeEts readily, and now
nave natural pas6ases- feel like q new
man. W. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra. ..
sOldevsrywhsre, 16e. O6ice, Al Murray St, Y.
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FlOTld3 transit and P9HIHSuaF. and FgIlal
dina and Jacksonville
- MR4 -
x ! /. K . 4 u :
TIVE CARD No. -.

=. rFFE(T JANUAKY i ~
-.ln- ~ aud : 1sf passenger No- ; ana {
Nl-t lri---ak"r
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comnIl>@iOI :! tut .'ar'f part : go Is n
We fee. grateful Ia 1te '1nvt rn,s - <i.u-
promptly givIu. us : rood IN, III
nave the fast mail boats wIl'e'Hr ~. :a-'
mail l. very .Aasperat!ng- u wou Il 40,
nav. cost tie. t,tf "rimeu' i IL 'l~''. ii ST..
lars 70 have IN, TWO maj aztt.t. 3, 'hr
Jacksonville. and Pant tbs Wrs'.>. AZ
IN. advantage H. South Fjnr.,.:s s,ul,
lave beer incalculaFl. l'~nny Nf.p
pie. ot Minnesota :. d me s-s-n q III F,cI
l,--e a. u missionary and !suu:stl sg.,t5
'hau a. prelate auG crater. y 81 ~
Bruch Huust fhc CUES II NJ L" .l-ilG
He j. tail ana slender: iui~n~s Ailr1ft.;.
Throughout. ~ win a iui.d 8: trir'-:Y ~
r,ar carr. s,re-- tha; makes ia:'. Ia,Tnv'g'
-Faiai IA Ne-1sd Ito VA ~ ,iu;,k;.,a
..ry VII. but Ii a. prntt:.;sv g. ',e~-
II. mad a lu>i got -Iu-ir"n. is Iq>nui &
preston 3 solemn ,"kii = al'-e al
old shaw and bad cough. r. IL .l+-.s'-s
our office door and asked J. si> to
TEL = We lei, tor nm. - 1s' eess -
would have felt for him with ri ;st5lit.t ahd
a shooting stick, under les pre- us:a:I7r
than hs mlstakinc their offs 5ny a. iaef
dispensary, but VIZ merely 1T -: ksgn IL
3 mild sort of way that s4sda'1: CO.'S, So
anything, not even All exer7i Jpn. f<essst
ing our natural impulse gvr. ssirl stfa>p
thing, las well a. our acq Ired orsr. io
charge him -om.thingi we ;sgartly: t&it
firmly told him no. aud ne s,sss+}l q,
haven't seen him since. but a.t are no. ga
easv about him He Is don l,,@s a l..;-
onel or Judge. if not an n e.. ihX t.ai<
time Our climate has that esir.t. F>su
know, on strangers. = Tie asart,T!y
meeting Of the Nj. E. Churc',. Sststh, ~,
he held in the Methodist Cka~es ."a s>os
uriay and Sunday next kee c.. ~
Fulwood, P. E, viii be press nt sPrsas,:'-
ing on Saturday morning at A. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

s..t tbcu at TIE height o. his fame, and
wing IN great state 10 the thea tssh'onspIs
onayirr u Blsckffisrs- ON one osension
he led ber forth into long cutlery attached
IL the house, wherein were nnnE .uar
her a his pictures. Rtmukins the ynise-
re ~, Of he faces. she asked him why be
nainted them 70 pale. FL paint ,cr time,
H. s@nlied. "Ti,nc viii dasktn .hcm, aud
pos,erity win thank me iof IT,. Thas
,iitenlnee, proving ut once bis knowiease'
wisdom, and jealousy 'or cn a. sasn,,,
ReyncIjs, wboscnss,er he was; Cir Joshua
TOLD Il 10 biz pupil, James .Northeots, who
rspeated II to poor benjamin Hsyden; by
HAYDEN II was told TO W. p. Firth, and BY
Mr.. Frith it was repeated 70 seymour
Lucas. Thus, without the medium Of ink
~ ransr. has there been banded down an
Interesting statement Of one Of the worlds
greatest men, uttered before the civil wars
hurled Charles l. from hrs throne.
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Dsgxerel.

A woman stood az the gsrdes gate,
ring hey Tor the distant spreading SAIL
sinr hey for the dog that hurried by
With ketilct tied IA his tail.
Her Deisbbof's dog sRs an ecrs eur:
Al ,ue- and the kettle was new and bright.
Aud ths woman issgf,ed In rippiink key,
sing hey. Twas a niffbIai sisht.
.Now, WY such haste, good ueighhors- she
c,iee
sMhy affer the eur Of TIE ochre tintPr
Bui the good man tss, aud the language he used
Was eaiirely anft fer print.
Aud youth stood by as the good dame laughed.
Aud TIE twain tose,Der made mirth the while;
sOh. isnf II funny ," she said, abe said;
lie answered, q Well. shonid smiiei"
Then the stripling wandered q space apart,
Ard dropped his eye ere he turned and led
IN he dog and his burden were sesGues sway;1
- The kettle Il youf'n.r he said.
IThe poetry aftsr erownins; the kettle affer the
anss the woman after The hoy Chicago Ram-
Neil
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ryov n works IN Hon. Kong.

Mr.. Louis Fon sing, q representative
businessman Of China, publishes at Hong
Kong numerous testimonials for the benefit
OF the Chinese people to the virtues Of st.
Jacobs Oil. and writes that the trade in thi.
great pain-relieycr is very large. Among
those who have been cured by the great
remedy are Mrs.. Loung on Shee, seventy
years Of age. Of rheumatism by three APP
plications OF st. Jacobs on; Iew QUA
Fling. cured OF Rheumatism after suffering
eighteen years; the wife Of Lew Ping Mn.
Of a nervous and iiinting attack; Chan
sam Yuen, Of fearful pains in the back aud
head. Numerous others add their testi-
mony to the virtues Of the sovereign pain
cIfp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28
AN ATTEMPT no BURN j TOWN.
The issendinry Arrested. but OH His way TO
Jail lie Escapes.


A Pottsyile PAL special says: An at
tempt was made this morning TO burn the
town Of Mabanoy Plane. with a popula-
fion Of 1880 people. II is one OF the most
important railroad and coal centres IN the
region. situated elcyen miles from this city.
About o'clock this morning several
miners returning from work discovered
flames issuing from the Merchants Hotel,
at Nahanoy Plane, and quickly gave an
alarm. The IRE spread rapidly, but the
guests and attaches OF the hotel were M.
and were soon engaged In fighting the
flames, aud before they could get
sny great ,headway the fire was gotten
under control and 6nally extinguished'
The ery OF fire had the effect OF awakening
the whole neighborhood, and while the at
teutiop of the crowd was drawn 10 the
hetel fire flmucs were seen rushing out OF
buildings In three or four different parts OF
the same square and adjoining squares.
The weather was very cold and stiff breeze
blowing. II was feared that the best por-
ton Of the town would have to 80, but the
citizens turned out and went to work with
n viii, aud before the fire bad gained much
headway they succeeded In checking it,
progress. When all danger OF conaagra-
ION was over 'he people directed their at
Nht"n :" w 'a'"s -, f"sf'' -. go.
gln. The Merchants ho,ess m,ss 'our,
story bulldog, was psu'y scorvneo, an"
narrowly escaped des'rueuoh' loss ABOUT
$4,000.
A railrcad emplCyt, who was gong
home. stated that he saw suspicious
hooking individual moving about the hotel
and watched him. He halted at one OF the
windows In the rear OF the hotel, and after
carefully removing the weather-boards he
placed cotton wellsaturated with coal-o!l
underneath the others, set fire 10 IL, and
then ran. The railroad man thought the
man was under the influence OF drink, aud
passed on homeward. A hall an hour sub.
S,quent q man came TO the hotel aud acted
strangely. The hotel proprietor ordered
the Chief Bureessio arrest him. This man
proved TO be John Kelley, an old resident, o.
Mshanoy Plane, and one OF the best engt
neers on tie Reading railroad ioi over TWEEN
" Years. The evidence against Kelly wa
20 strong that he was committed 10 prisoi
Tor trial. Kelly h. fiity years OF age, VIII
n character above ieproschs different sto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

rVRUsTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
il JhMEs-RVER FARM IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY BY virtue Of deed Of trust from W.
w. hazard, dated the 9Th 'isy % Anil. 1855
ard duly recorded In the clerks olce OF the Cgn-
~ Court Of Goochlsnd, and at the request Of the
benefeiaries In said deed, default having been
made In the payment OF a certain bond therein
secured. will. trustee In said deed sell al pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. lss4,
at IL O'Clock p. NJ, the following VALUABLE
FARM, known a. the MIDDLE BfRO| lyi1s
and being Ia the county Of Goochland. on James
river. Blg-Byrd creek, aud ON both sidcS or the
Rlchm0nd asd Allegheny railroad, and contain
Ing 1.l9I ACREs, more or less, 1917 OF which
arr, Jarnes-riyer low grounds. This farm and the
one above ddyertised bv the same trustee contain
some OF the finest lands In the state. and are
ceptionally well loeated in delightfully."- rolliag
country, about two hours ride from Richmond.
TERMS Enough cash 10 pay tue expenses ~
executing this trust, and tue sum OF e3.301.75
with interest from the lst day OF September. b 81,
and the balance upon the following credits /;
&4,765 with interest from the L., day of Septeni.
Der. 1883. ON the Il day Of september, 1888. and
tf,765 with Interest from the LIST dsy OF septem.
her. 1883. On the LIST day ~ september, 1889. and
as h. any bal nee. ON such terms a. the said w. W.
Hszzard may direct; bnt 10 ease of his failure 20
make s,ieh 4 recsions. diem upon such terms the
lrnstes shan think st,to be made kn3.n 90 the
dar " sole. WV. Cosby: sbs
Lo is Truitse.
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w0Ob AND UOAs.

CELEBRATED POCAHONTAS FLAT
~ TOP ENGINE COAL: GAS COnE, AN
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Orders promptly aed ~ BrOSd aud Norton
streets and 1908 Cary street. Telephone 10. 100,
no2O CHARLES u. AGE.
THE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM
Il PASY are prepared 10 furnish manufacturers
the - - . -
NORFOLK AND WESTERN. PoCAllONTAs,
AND FLAr-TOP COAL,
oIsteam purposes. - ...
ROBERT v. NORTHERN. Agent.
F.B. THAw, Commercial Agent. no l3-lm
DERFECT PREPARATIONS FAM
i LIES can BE- supplied with hest ANTRACiTE
screened. CROWN HILL sPLINr. the peerless
coal for open CRATES. FOREST PINE WOOD,
sawed and split. :. Y. LATHROP a. CO..
ocl0 Seventeenth street. at Drawbridge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

In spite Of MI the neg remedies which
are constantly introduced 10 the public,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup still takes the lead
Tor tle eslre toF Coughs, Colds, e.. Price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-28

NOR NEW YORk.-The Old ,>fETN
Dominion steamship Company's sysszx<S
proposed sailiDes for the week following are
ROANOKE, Captain CoUCH, SUNDAY No
yember goth. az IL o'clock noon. .. =.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, IL bspAi'
December I'd, az q o'clock Il. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock T.. VI. saturday,
and 10 O'Clock y. " Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods tor'
warded with dispatch 90 all points nOrth, soutn'
east and west also TO foreign ports.
Passenger accOmmO dations unsurpassed
(,aldn fare 20 New York tlncludtlg meals ana
berihJ, $40: roand-trip tickets. els. steerage.
with Subsistence. ~; without subsistence, 80;
Passengers leaving Richmond BY the ahesa-
peak. aad Ohio railway az 500 A. NJ. iutd SeN-
ports Nows) and the Richmond and Peterspnr
railroad as li:20 4. ". on MONDAYS, TUES,
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SArURDAl-w VIII
make connection at NORFOLK slu. steamer
Having those days.
For freight or passage apply 10
4, GEORGE ". ALLEN q Co. Agents,
no26 C0mUany's Wharf, Rockets.