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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

CQnplGte Treatment with Inhaler for 81,

The only absolute specific we know of-Med.
Times; The best we have found in o lifetime
OF suffering-Rev DR. Wiggin, Boston; After
long struggle with catarrh the Radical Cure
has conquored-Rcv W Monroe. Lewisburg.
Pa; have not found q case that 1t did not re.
lieve at Once-Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mass.
Potter Drug 4 Chemical Co., Boston.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04
FOR SALE.

DROPERTY OFTHE STATE OF D. D. z.
Il CoWEN, deceased. consisting OF THREE
Valuable Back l. ts. numbered IS, 4S and 81,
and Stable, in st Clsirsvtlle. Ohio,
Also. Lot 50 and SO In Fink's addition to Bell
lsire. Ohio
Also. Household loods and Furniture, Beds
and Bedding. etc.
For particulars inquire of or address ]. W.
NICHOLS. ST. Clairsvills. Ohio, or r NJ
CcWEN. Executor. Flushing. o. 7Su
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

We have full stock of everything i'm our line,
bought from FIRST HANDS FOR CASH, and
Carefully Selected, and feel confident we can
give our friends satisfaction in both QUALITY
AND PRICE. ..48
COME AND SEE US AND WE WILL TELL
YOU ALL ABOUT 1T. eel.ee,,.ll. .-l'a...
JepSon &c Patton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

For The relief and prevention
the instant II is applied. OF
rheumatism, neuralgia. sciat>
lea. cough, colds, weak back,
and bowels. shooting
pains, numbness. hysteria,
female pains. palpltation. .dys-
pepsis, liver complaint. bilious
lever, malaria and epidemics,
use Collins Plasters tan Elec>
trtc Battery com bined with q
Porous ster) and laugh at
pain. Scents everywhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04
Institute Program.

The complete program Tor the Far
mers' Institute will probably be publish
sdqeext week. The appointments OF
speakers made by the State Board, c1n-
sists It w. L. Cham berlsin, Prof. Tnttie.
and I. Is. Terry, the we'll kn0wn agri'
cultural writer. and famous As q potato
grower.
THESE gentlemen will be with US upon
the I'd and 3D. days OF the meeting. Mr..
A. w. Campbell, who entertained US 80
highly at the Institute twa years ago,
hss been invited to address the Institute
upon the first day, and favorable reply
ID anticipated.
A number Of prominent agricultural
lists from Washington county, Pa; Hsr'
rison and Jrffrison ciunties. o aud the
western part of our own county, have
consented 10 assist ns. Miss Mercy
Griffith. of Mt. Pleasant. and Miss H"llo
way. of Flushing. have been invited t.
prrpsre, papers. that will he especially
| interesting tb th- ladies, who attend 10
such large numbrrs.
TIE regular me-tiDg Of the Farmers
| Club will be held Dh SATURDAY. afternoon
Dec r6th, Mt 2 O'Clock. To complete ar
rsngemrnts for this Institute - full at
tendance is desired. II " hoped that thu
various members of The finance commit
tee will be present and report.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-12-04

Sold by all druggists. Cuticura, 800. Resol>
ven 81. Soar. 25c. Potter Drug and Chemical
Co. Boston Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
FINANCIAL. A
= - q a - . q. =
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OyFpu BOARD SINRING FUND COMMISsRs, Z
RICIIMnSn. InlY q. ISSA.

COMMONWEALTH OF VRGIyIA,)
| OyfrH BOARD SINhING FUND COMMISsRs,
RICHMOND, July 8, 1884.
BY DIRECTION or SECTION I'D OF AN
act II the Legislature Of virginia approved
March IS, 1884 intended To se apart
fund for paying tho interest on The public
debt OF The State las established by the act
approved February IA, 1882 by monthly aceu-
mutation for that purpose, the undersigned, Com
missioners OF the sinking Fund Of Virgnia- 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 OF THE
STATE. WITH ALL THE MATURED COU-
PoNs ATTACHED THERETO; and they hereby
advertise that they viii receive offers for the sale
of scb amount Of the said three per oentum bonds
as the said sum OF one hundred thousand dollars
viii enable them 10 purchase. All proposals must
be in the hands OF the Commissioners at or before
3P. NJ. OF the 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1854. All
offers shall be made in writing, addressed To the
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
OF VIRGINIA, shall be sealed, and shall be OPEN
cd by the Commissioners, or a majority OF them.
ON the 2lsT DAY OF THE MONTH, AT NOON,
iu the presence OF the Governor OF the Com
monwealth, OF In the event Of his abseroe, I'm
the presenco Of the Secretary Of the Common.
wealth. The bonds offered at the lowest price
shall be purchased 10 the extent above mentioned.
II the 2lst OF the month shall fall on Sunday
legal holiday the said offers shall be opened on the
next day which Is not legal holiday. The thYte
per ceptum bonds Of the state rs above specified,
Or their equivalent in fundable bonds must be pre-
scu,ed by the party notified that his bond Is ac-
ccpted, or deposit Of per cent In money or q
certified check, II three days time for delivery Is
asked; beyond which no limo for delivery will be
given: Provided, however, that the said CSm-
mlssaoners shsu have authority TO reject any aud
all bids made in pursuance OF this act to acoop.
a portion Of tho bonds that may be offered by any
party. FRANK G. RUFFiA,
MORTON NARYE.
ISAAC r. BARKSDAI.R,
tyQ-lOt Commissioners sinking Fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
IND. VA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY l2, 1884,


They closed the lid upop the child. threw
bricks upon him, and secured the lid Of the
dLsi-bin so as 10 prevent his rettiog out.
That was about 8 O'Clock In the evening,
and II was not until I O'clock on the fol-
lowing day that the poor child wa-
found, and this in Consequence OF
third boy who heard what the prison.
ers he'd done and gave Information 10 the
friends. Stecden, in impurtlp1 the secret
TO the third boy, said IL was their intention
70 keep the child in the dust-bin until be
was dead, and then they would get arewIrd
Tor the recovery OF the body. 1t was shown
the child had been imprisoned IN the dust
bin fer upward OF twenty hours, aud had
been without food or drink for quite
twenty-four hours. Detective Blackwell
made inquiries and traced the prisoners,
who do not deny the charge. II was after
ward ascertained that thcv had broken
into On unoccupied house, No. 4 Lime Tree
avenue. There they piled heap Of paper
and rubbish on the floor Of the kitchen,
and, having poured some paraftiu on It,
they set 1t on fire. Fortunately the fire was
discovered shortly aiterward by lady liv.
ing next door, and, assistance being called,
the flames were subdued. Some c2 or E3
damsge was done. The prisoners, whea
questioned by the magistrate. put the blame
on each other.
Mr: Chance said he could scarcely believe
II possible for children like those before
him 10 act in so shocking manner. II
was really extraordinary that the little child
Douglass had escaped death. or at least Sc
we're injury. He was only too Glad TO find
the child was so well after his imprison-
ment in the dust-bin for nearly twenty
hours. He remsndcd the case that further
inquiries might be made by the police.
The prisoners were sent to the work.
houEc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
Police Court,

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Della Smith (co,ored). assautng and
beating SaIina Nassie. Fined 3 and cost
and required to give bonds for her good
behavior for twelve months.
Buck Epps (colored), notorious ilttie
thief. for stealing 4 bottle OF wine from
Ii. A. NightengaIe, was jailed for twelve
months.
Samuel Bailey and William Harris, small
BOYS, were also charged with stealing =
bottle OF liquor. They were turned over
20 their mothers for punishment.
Joseph Kersey, charged with assaul1Ins III
and threatening TO kill +. c. Lindsay. The
case was continued till to-day.
Louisa Frayser (colored) was jailed Tor
ten days for stealing one lot OF wearing
apparel from Bette Baker.
Henry simms (coored) was fined s2'oV
and cost for disOrderly conduct.
Thirty-three persons have been sun
noned 10 appear before the Police Justice
TO show cause why they should not be fined
for violating the city sanitary lsws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
BrfeC News items.

Admiral Courbet telegraphs that he has
occupied a town on the Chinese coast.
The Belgian Government'has decided 10
restore the Belgian embassy at the Vatican.
An explosion occurred in pOwder.iac-
tory at Como, Italy, "Wednesday, by which
six persons were killed and number OF
Others injured.
The Prince OF Monaco's yacht has been
wrecked OF the coast OF Sweden. The crew
was drowned. but the hereditary Prince,
Albert, who was on board, was rescued.
Tie supreme tribunal Of Hessc has is
sued a decree OF separation betweer.
Madame Kal0mine and the Grand Duke
n Hcssc, who were recently united in a
&ofganat;e marriage.
Sergeant Alfred Carmichael, Of the en-
eineer corps at Willetts Point, L. l., CON-
mitted suicide by poison. General Abbott
refused to continue him in the service be-
cause his wife kept saloon.
The following is a statement OF the coin
are executed at the mints OF the United
States during the fiscal year 1851: Iotl'
cold pieces, 1.S27,739 value, S.I, ,932.S2l.
IOlai kllNCI plCttN. or 'b' 'y" : ''iN-f W,-'
713, ,Ss7. so. Total minor pieces, 55.05), o39;
value. sl.17A,709.73. Total coinage, o.
65s,5Gl; value, S57, $50, ,92l.53.
Adyices received from st. Paul de Loan
da, on the west coast Of Africa, under dat
Of June l1th, state that the French were en-
croachug, and had had conflict WIN
Stauley's men. uudcr Pollock. Stanley had
reproyed Pollock for his action. Three
Portugese officers, accompanied by Two
hundred natives, had started Tor Muatl-
jamba and Mozambique on mission siml'
lar 10 that Of the international African As
soeation on the Congo.
The secret-seryice agents OF the Govern
nent are at work endeayoring 10 find per
sons who are believed to be successfuiN
passing upon emigrants at the diiiereh
ports Of entry-New York, Baltimore, bo'
ton, and elsewhere-- the most inferior couh
terfeit Sl0 silver certificates. Several case
have come 10 public notice OF immlgrlnt
with large numbers OF these silver certlh
Gates, executed from the most wretchet
wooden blocks. aud but slightly resemblln'
| the genuine notes In color or paper lh
| immigrants claim that unknown men III
posed upon them Immediately upon thel
arrival, changing their foreign money 10
these counterieits. Some OF those impose,,
! upon had never seen an American lesa'
| tender.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
Death of Mrs. william T. JOynes, OF
Petersburg.

News was received here yesterday Of the
death. at 1:l5 in the morning. Of Mrs.
Margaret JoyneS, the widow OF Judge
William T. JONES, Of tn Court o. APP
peals. Mrs. Joynes wac the daughter Of
The late Judge John +. lGay, and a lady
conspicuous for the dignity, nobility, and
beauty OF her life. Surprising most Of her
sex in the vigor and scope OF her mental
power, she was inferior TO none in the
virtues and gr-ces which made the model
woman, daughter. wife, mother, friend.
She lad suffered for many months from q
uainful and incurabe disease, but bore her
affiiction with sweet resignation and
courageous heroism that rendered her de-
clining days as beautiful and ediiying as
her more fortunate life had been enyiable
aud happy.
She leaves two chil1ren, son and daugh-
ter. and leaves TO q friendly circle as wide
"a the state the memory OF q noble lie fill
ed with the story Of unnumbered charities,
continued courtesies, and duties in every
field, generously, mOdestly, but completely
discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
THERIUHMoND AND ALLEGaAsY.
notien Argued as TO Making First Bond.
holder'i OF the Railroad Company Parties
90 the Pending Suit.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judge b. X. Wexford presidlng-Captain
John A. Coke, rs counsel for a committee
on The first mortgage bondholders OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, and representing over a million OF
the s6.000.000 Of such bonds. presented
petition praying the Court that they be
made parties to the pending suit for fore
closure aud sale OF the road.
AS showing the necessity for their pres
ence in the case the petitioners, W. III.
Vanderbilt phe holder OF 100000 OF the
honGs) and others, set forth that the pay
allowed the receivers, Messrs. Decatur
Axtell, OF Richmond, and Lawrence
Myers, OF New York-Sl0,000 per annum
each-wss as far In excess Of the value OF
their services rs Il Is OF the ability OF the
road to pay. Their chief objection, how
ever, was 10 the continuance OF the ex-
penses incident TO the New York office,
they alleging that $4,000 per annum was
paid Mr.. Myers; 1900 TO Mr.. u. X. Le-
land, secretary of the company; $1,000 to
a cashier, while with other expenses, not
including counsel fees, these made total OF
about $4,000.
They said they would not have made any
objection had Mr.. Axtell been appointed
sole receiver al his present pay.
The motion was argued AID supported
by Captain Coke and opposed by Caring
ton d. Fit2hugh, counsel for trustees OF the
first mortgage bonds; Colonel w. W. Cor
don, counsel for trustees OF the second
morigacc bonds. and Charles u. Williams,
covlYsel FOR the receivers. 1t appeared that
"A very large number Of the first mortgage
bondholGers were satisfied with the present
status OF the case. The opposing counsel held
that all bonGholders were properly repre-
sented in the proceedings by the trustees,
and they presented leading cases and au-
thoritIcs to show that the petition should
not be allowed.
Judge Wexford received the petition 10
the extent of allowing the petitioners 70 be
participants In the inquiry he will have
made as to the reaSonablcneSs OF the eX-
penses complained Of; and took into con-
sideration the matter OF allowing them TO
become regular parties to the suit.
At meeting Of the Virginia holders OF
Richmond and Allegheny railroad bonds
held yesterday at the Office OF War
rem & Quarles two plans OF re0r-
gunization were submitted and dis
cussed. 4 committee, consisting OF III.
G.. Parsons, Isaac Davenport, Jr., w. h.
r. Lee, II. y. Whitcomb, A. l.. Boul-
ware, j. A. Coke, Virginius Newton, and
Thomas Potts, was appointed. with instruc-
tions to perfect plan for Reorganization,
and to report to an adjourned meeting.
The meeting adjourned for one week.
About 100000 in bouds were repre-
sented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Organizations Effected Observation-Disclosures
OF the Board OF Public Interests.

The City Council Committee on Streets
met in the City Engineers Office yesterday
afternoon and organized by The election Of
Mr. T. u. Campbell, chairman, and Mr.. l..
u. CrcnShaw, Jr., sub-charman.
They also elected Messrs. :. Ed. Bates,
Jackson Bolton, Charles f. Boiling, and
Frank L. Bates, assistant engineers, and
McsSrs. j. II. GardLer. D. F. Craddock,
and j. j. Chaddick. ward managers.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings organized by electing Mr.. william Ii.
Williams chairman and A. Pizzini, Jr..
,uG-chairman. 5. b. Jacobs was elected
clerk OF the committee; II G. FERGUSON,
night-watchman at City Hall; John Cam
erOn, nIght-wstchnlan at stable; W. p.
Purcell, keeper OF Monroe Square; Daniel
Higgins, Keeper Of Marshall square; james
Rannan, keeper OF CANDLES Hill Park, and
NJ. Ellis keeper Of Chimborazo Park.
The Board Oi Public Interests met at the
Council chamber yesterday evening and
nominated McsSrs. John IL. Gresham. John
CummlpS. and A. G.. Robinson 20 the Clty
Council for their selection Of one ~ a polico
commissioner from Jackson Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

upon the top Of the TIN roof OF the build
ing, or a wing thereof; no fierce flames
lopped their light heavenward. and It was
natural to think that water was more DO
tently damaging than smothering hre. The
flremen were promptly on hand. ably ON.
cered, and doing, as they always DO, chee-
tive service. Tb,v broke open the house.
locsted the frc, and squelched 1t before II
made any hendway. The house had no
name Of proprietor. It now appears thai
il was at J. A. Hutchenson's redrying
establishment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
Personals and Briefs.

Judge Hughes was in the city yesterday
and will have some court business before
him here this morning.
"Goodl Good !" cried Representative
George ID. Wise. OF Virginia. - The pat
form suits me, and Cleveland Is the Des'
nomination they could have made" ThaPs
What ne said TO a Washington Star man
yesterday afternoon. i Tan.
The BROOKLYN committee. Corporal ran
ner chairman, have sent Lee camp cheUn
for S1.7l6.6O for the Home Tor oousny'u y
Veterans. This amount IS The result Vi :
meeting held in the Brooklyn Acaueihf VI
Music May 9th. . c;,,
Mr.. Myers, the architect OF the new !. oit,
Hall. will be here on Monday, when II y
believed that the specifications can DC coni
Dleted for bidders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
MOTHERS! MoTHERsl MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF yotr
rest by hck child suffering and crying with The
e1cruciating pain OF cutting teeth IL 30, 20 ss
once and get q bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor htaie
sufferer immediately-dopend upon II; there Is no
mistake about it. There ts not a mother on earth
who has ever used Il who will not tell you at onoe
that t viii regulate the bowels and give rest % the
mother and relief and health 10 the child, operating
Ike magic. II Is perfectly safe 10 nae n all cases,
and pleasant to the taste and is the prescription OF
one Of the Oldest and bast female physicians and
nurses in the United states. Sold everywhere as
cents tOtt>r. U o>Sh"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
YOUTHFUL RUFFIAHS.
DiaboiicaI Cruelty OF Some London Juve-
niles.

D1dDOilcul OF SOfuc
niles.
fLondon telegraph
At Lambeth Police Court on Saturday
Stephen Murphy, nine, living in Woodbine
Place, Penge, was charged with being con-
cerned with George steeden, aged nine
(now under remand), living IN Maple road,
Penge, in assaulting u child named Henry
Douglass, about three and half years old,
by putting him into dust-bin at Laurel
Grove, Penge, thereby endangering his
life. There was further charge against
the prisoners with setting fire TO the house
No. 4, Lime Tree avenue, an unoccupled
dwelling house, and doing damage 10 the
extent OF between c2 aud c3.
The case is one OF q most extraordinary
nature, aud caused great deal OF interest
In court, owing TO the age OF the prisoners
aad the deeplaid plan carried out by them.
Mr.. Moore attended on behalf OF the As
sociate Institute for the Protection OF Wo-
men and Children.
According TO the evidence II appeared
that the accused got hold Of the child Doug
lass, took him TO the garden OF an unoccu-
pied house, and there put hlm In dust-bin
which was some four feet or i've feet deep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
ExCr RsIeNs. PlC-NICs. &c.

EXCURsION TO CAvERNS OF LU-
RAILWAY, MONDAY, JULY IL, 1ss4.-rrain
leaves Cbessreake and Ohio depot At $50 o'clock
A. ". Returning, leaves Lursy TUESDAY the
IN return on any train. Fare for round trip: Rich
mond te Cayerns OF Lursy and return, e5; Louisa
10 Cayerns OF Luray and return, $3.50; Gordons-
willie to Caverns Of Luray and return. "; Shsr-
This includes adrni ssiou 10 the Caverns Of Lurav
guides, and transfer This Is the erandest aud
cheapest excursion that has ever left Richmond
mont lose yeur only chance TO see the GHEAT-
PSI CURIOSITY OF THE WORLD. Ticket:
for sale by l.. Wagner, corner sixth and Broad
r. H. M. Harrison. q east Broad street, and BY the
THOMPSON, HARRISON 4 ADAMS.
e el6,22,29,& yi46,s,10I2,Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
Tue FIRST FLAG.
Cleveland's Nomination-Ward Ciubs and
PARTY OrganiZation.


Within five minutes after the nomination
OF Cleveland the news was at the Dispatch
Office: a minute later the cheers OF the
crowd about the buietin-bOard. and =
United States flag 1ung TO the breeze from
the pole on the roof Of our building. an
nounced the fact to the general public.
Bavard had many friends here. but
Cleveland has been the great favorite IN
ih's community since Tilden declined, and
will poll all our vote.
Our party authorities will no doubt have
4 ratification meeting in due time. On the
oath instant ward meetings VIII be held
here for the election OF delegates TO the
Congressional Nominating Convention and
TO choose new City Committee. At the
same time-Whcre not sooner done-the
ward clubs ought to be reOreanized. and
the enthusiastic young men enlisted for the
canvass.
Work will tell better than talk; the
clubs are the party wOrkmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
YIN. rirs Thursday Night

Aflre broke out night before last al l2:av
o,elocT at factory between Canal and
Cary ., Seventh street. IL was reported
in,tIsse Ua columns yesterday as being at I.
G. wllliams's dry-stemmlng Iso.ol -
was further said that the grealss' loss ,ss, wa,
from water. The hour was 's.e, .ne n.sna sssna
was dark, and circumstances Iaso.eu ad u.s.
conclusions. Streams OF wa'er p'ayeu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

The new hotels win so open APRIL lsT, and tn
rerfect order. Capacity, 400 gOes,s There WIN
Is tl,rse seasonS-.tse spring scaeon, April, May
ana June; the summer season. July and Ausus'
the IAN season, Sep,cmBer, October, and NoVeIn'
her. Monthly rate for summcr ssason, ESQ;
monthly rate for the sprlng and fall szeon, $50.
zen dollar per month will be dcduc&d when tfo
or more persons occupy ono room. ,, =.
All tbc grounds. Seven miles Of carriage drives 10
Inc forest: an excellent livery; music, billiards.
hDwiing-ailevs. bsths electric bells riding eiuns-
TItF NAysI. ACADEMY BAND, OF AnnApo-
iis Nd cugascd for the season
f"' y. q. PEYTOv, HanNer,
Natural Bridge,
Rockbridge county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
NH gs- gs-smThSsaiem
SPRINGS.

Th,s ploas,n, aud healthy SUMNER REsoKSr, lS
sitto'' ,,nss from Niuita station. Richmond and
SXmesSsny SX'm, r4llroad, win be open f., visitors s
JrNE lSr. These spriurs are situated rhs M .,s,. e,
ybsSfe and sulphur; are sddto he by some
f,s ts, medical mon 81 our city nearly equal 10
,lsi nf Tie While sulphur. - -, .-...,,..
.,'.t an fbe uiacc. plCuty Of pure mix aud fresh
bg,fer. ard o,ber deIIcscie. Of Che season.
TIpNs moreraIe. special terms 10 parties with
-. fsuilisx Eor further information apply 10
'~'hN ". j. MCDOWELL.
CORNER Seventh and Main streets.
&, ro-podlm Rlchmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
WHOLE NUMBER, 1906.
SUMMER REsoRrs.

vyyANTED. BoARDERs IN THE
w N0UNrAINS-MANsIoN HOUSE, Nc
pcweil, Highland comfy. Va. open Tor boardcrr
JtNF 10, 1854. This plsct presents many AZ
.raciiope for inyslids ana plsssare.sccksrs. Cll'
,rate dtiifhtfui and exceedi1giy hcalthful scene
- srnnd aud besusifui Mountain strtams afford
,,icasuge IN bshinz. astlc-hclG of NcDowcll al
mot a. sight of The hotel. hnc Nhaly ybeasc
spffng convenient. wacse waters are hsQhly rcnc-
rsisl 10 irNaids. Daily msil. Accommodations
GOOD. satisfaction R,isrsnteco. Terms: "a Pr
week: S23 pcr month 81 twcnty-cicht day>. foi
'"' j. q. BRkwSHAw,
owner and Proprietor.
a Soe-lm Mcdowell. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
CHEAP READING.

LIBERAL DISCOUNT To LIBERAL BUYERS.
A catalogue OF 5000 Of the best Books by the
best authors and 500 OF the Hight literature OF the
day, with price from 10 cents 70 $50, mailed to
any address. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

Persons leaving the city ought 10 remem-
ber that "Montrose and "B Select 3"
Whiskeys are the best aud most reasonable
for medicinal purposes and family use.