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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-03-18

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MECHANICAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
3. w. BLESSING

W7ML hereafter continue the vigorous pros
w ccutfon of his ayocation as Carpenter
and Builder, and viii take orders and execute
the same promptly and satisfactorily His
experience is such that he can guarantee per
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favorably with the most reasonable Those
desiring to builder improve should give him
call.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-03-18

EUST received. at DIR. PRATT'S Drug Store.
- NICOLA Il Stayely's beautifully Illustrated
Church Annual; also. Potts Church Almanac
and WhttGker's Churchnan Almanac the lat
ter containing the short but fine Historical
Sketch of the Protestant Episcopal Church
from 1794 10 1884. by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Perry
OF Iowa. Price 25 cents.
Have Also on hand large assortment of
Books. &c. Fine lot OF ChiIdren's Books
Among the Magazines may be found the
Sunday, wide Awake and Little Folks
for 1854. each complete, bound in one volume
Diaries = for 1Ss4. Memorandum Books and
Blank Books. Writing Paper, Pen. Inks. &c.
JaUuaTv -, ISSI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-03-18
January 22, 1884.
Or. Chas. E. Pratt,
Successor to N. T. Henderson s. Co.,
f. HI n r. M n Oh - IT .

HAVING fitted up the New Store Room of
Z 1 Mr.. Gustav Brown, on Main street, I am
prepared to furnish the citizens of CharlestOwn
and vicinity everything in my line, of the Best
Quality and at as Low Prices as they can be
bought anywhere. keep on hand, and am
congtantlY Receiving. q LARGE stock of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-03-18

February ;. 1873, X7,v.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-03-18
Special Notice.

Nov. 70. 1s7s-r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
RAILROAD LINES.

G. U. -...... ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
Another EOoi-Trap Broken.

A Troy "a. " telegram saws: About
two wears ago dapper-lOokinS man. giving
the name of William a. Il. Carpenter,
made his appearance in Amsterdam, where
he opened an office a. an Insurance agent.
He was Of good address, and soon gained
access TO the first society. Recent develop
mcnts show that soon after his appearance
in Amsterdam he entered on 4 career when
neitcd him from so TO $50 day. He or
ganizcd himself irtO what he termed the
"Homc and Foreign Secret-Service Com
pany.N which IN one OF his circulars he
described as The largest detective bil-
reau in the world" Carpenter sent cir
culars 10 all parts Of the country in.
forming the recipients that detectives We're
waEt' d by the society, and upon the receipt
OF 81 and a reference from some re-
specialize person commission ana badge
would be furnished. Carpenter found
many dupes, and his mail grew so large
that tie postmaster. SuSpcciing all was not
right, communicated hls suspicious TO the
department. An investigation followed,
and evidence warranting C'rpcnter's ar
rest was soon secured. Dep.ty Marshal
Packard, Of th. city, went TO Amsterdam
to-day. and followed Carpenter from the
posi.otiicp TO Lis office. There Carpenter
locked the door, but Packard forced II
open and arrested him. lie was subse-
que nifty brought here and locked up. IN
his Office were found = large number OF
small German silver shields, on which were
Unsettled. IN. 4 +. :. :. Co., Detroit y;
several thousand circulars. agreements,
commissions. md over one thousand letters
that had contained money. Carpenter adj
mls his guih. His mail This morning con-
sisted Of thirteen letters, seven OF which
contained - zach. The oilers were an-
swers To- The prcli1 mary circular..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

with hrs wife al one aldo and NJ: mo'oer
On the other. His face Is eonsloersbiy
hloaled. but his checks are taxing on
healthier color. lie stand. erect a. ever.
hut h not allowed 10 remain on us peat
After his brief talk with Lieutenant
Greedy, Secretary Chandler was conducted
10 The deck where the crew oil the rhetis
was drawn up In line. A hardy'looklng
SET OF men they were. The s.crctlry
SEEMED up to the crew and said; Ny
men. your commander. tells me you have
done your duty nobly, and that you have
been credit TO the navy and 10 me corn
tIy. desire 10 tell you that both the navy
and the country appreciate your service,
and in behalf OF the Navy Department |
give you my sincere thanks"
After cordially embracing sergeants Long
aud Fredericks and the other two survivors
ofthe Greely expedition, Secretary Chandler
was conveyed TO the Alert, where he paid
his respects 10 Commander Cofin and In
,pected the crew. lie also addressed the
crew Of the Alert in about the same words
az the crew Of the Thctis. The Secre- AIRY
next went on Board the Bear, where he
and Lieutenant Emory had an Informal
conversation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
Rrief News fteus.

A pensIoner 1t Kingston. \. H., has
PAINTED bIs dwelling red. while. and bllc,
on the patriotic ground that the Govern
ment mas paid FOR the house.
At Airdrie. Scotland, IN Alarming their
was perpeirIted Thursday night. The
magazine Of DiXon's colieries was forcibly
broken into hy means q pickaNes, and dy-
Mantle 10 the amount n siXty-fiye pounds
was carried OF No clue is yet reported a.
70 who did The deed, and no arrests have
been made.
The Congregational church az Braniord,
Conn, owns nearly all OF Indian Neck, and
in leasing the land stipulated that no liquor
should be sold. 4 liquor-dealcr has out
wtlod the good intentions OF the church
officials by fitting up 4 stranded vessel u
short distance from the shore, and for Two
years past has been making mcn ey with
bis bar-room.
The Papal consistory has been Officially
fixed 20 meet IN September. Probably II
cardinals will he created. The Superior ol
tie FRANCISCAN Brothers OF Brooklyn il
making tour OF Ireland to obtain recruits
for the mission in America. The Arch
bishop of Oregon is appealing to the Eng
lish Catholic. for funds 10 establish new
missions in Alaska and Vancouver Island
Father Hogan, president 81 the college OF
81. suipice. in Paris, will soon sail for Bos.
ton, where be viii found seminary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

wither almost 40 soon rs brought to the
top. The thermometer there, one OF t1e
hottest days this summer, registered soriy'
four degrees by actual test. Ice has ire
qutntly been found there IN the month OF
June by residents OF the locality. III TOO
cold for snakes, a proof Of which exits IN the
fact that none have ever been found there
af.er the most dIIlgent search. A look up,
after the descent. Emprcstes one VITA n
seuse az awe similar 10 that EXPERIENCED
from frs. view Of the Natural Bridge;
At The bottom. opposite the side OF &C.
scent. there Is an immense cave, when nas
only be:r oxploredto the extent OF 2oV ieet.
The entrance to this cave. which Is on
slight incline. Is under huge stone hfcn
very similar In appearance TO tne Naturai
Bridge, and Il about eighty feet IN heign'.
What remains TO be discovered beyond The
200 feet already referred TO IL Tor the future
to determine. II may be that rival OF the
I.may Caverns exists In Murder Hole.
This singular name 10, OF course, among
the plaip country folk, not wi bout cause,
and. AS usual Ia such cases, Is accompanied
by
TRADITION
which IS not OF so sang,nnary Character as
The name given the great curiosity would
imply. II appears that many years ago, as
now. the caltle.raisers OF this section were
accustomed TO allow their herds to range at
large. From time 20 time many were
found 10 be missing without any weli-1e-
fined reason therefor. Finally, 10 the pro-
cess OF search for the missing ones, this
cavern was discovered, and at its base was
seen the bones of innumerable numbers OF
their lost cattle. Hence the name.
The cavern, which is on a limestone
rldge. surrounded by very poor country,
has since been fenced in, and the cattle
may now roam at large in perfect security.
The place is situated about three and hall
miles from these springs, and is reached by
two routes, by one OF which visitors on
horseback can ride directly TO the mouth OF
1T. The road is diversified by the most
beautiful OF mountain scenery. The time
Will come ere long in which this cavern
will he put down In the guide-books rs
among the most attractive OF the natural
curiosIties OF this grand old State, already
rich beyond all others in them.
THs RED sULPHER SPRINGS
arc already almost full. and within week
will be full TO overlooking. Among the
visitors now here from Richmond are Mrs.
=. NJ. Wise and child. j. {. Cottreii and
family, DIR. J. G. Wayt and wife, Miss
Mary O'Brlen. Miss Sarah l.. Parsons. and
others. The family OF Hon. John Goode,
OF Norfolk. will arrive to-day, to be fol-
lowed by the head Of the house shortly.
The Democracy OF this (Catawba) pre-
cir ct are in fine spirits and confidently eX-
meet 10 carry il for Cleveland, Hendricks,
and Daniel. IL has hitherto voted Inc
mopgrel ticket, though reduced to ma
iority Of sixteen at the last election. This
is in n great measure attributable to the
Efforts OF Mr.. l.. w. Wise, who has long
been resident OF these Springs. Mr..
Wise is brother OF your honored George
ID. Wise.
The weather is most scasonablc. and
everything that the earth produces is in u
flourishiDg condition. kEX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
A Great >cme of the Plea
sures of the Place.


sures of the Place.
rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Disp1ich.l
AUGUST /, 1884.
A line in reference 10 this place may not
e amiss. ] know no other in which the
people Of Richmond should take more in
tcrest, for il offers them q ready refuge
from the heat and from the cares and tolls
OF business.
The transformation Elected here is strik-
ING. Nature bad done her part, and FUR
pished biacing air. pure and abundant
water, magnificent mountain views, and
the greatest, perhaps, Of all natural Curl
ostics in its wonderful Bridqe. The visi'
tors TO this famous spot, after tolling over
rough roads in cumbr0us stages, were Tor
merly entertained in homely fashion al
roadside tavern. Now, the railroads iur-
nish easy access from all quarters, ana
large, well-appoin wcll-nanaged hos
telry offers luxurious accommodation Tor
500 guests.
A lady, who has had large experience at
places Of summer resort very well eX-
pressed herself on saying, " have never
been rs comfortable at a public place be-
fore" The fare is excellent. abundant,
and well served. The rooms are CONFER
and attentive. We have an excellent band
OF music. There are ten-pIns aud billiards
for those who like them. an uneommonly
good livery. A spacious and beautiful
ballroom gives all opportunity for the
dance. and it is avaied OF nightly. especi-
ally by the little ones. At 10:30 the band
strikes up "Iomc, Sweet Home" and by
IL O'Clock the whole company is asleep.
Insomnia is an unknown quantity
here. The good order and system and ab-
sence of confusion show that Mr.. Pcyton
keeps his large establishment well in hind.
and that he knows his business. Richmond
alone should keep this place full. learn
that there are now about 200 guests here.
We have been eDlivened during The past
week by numerous excursion parties, who
come TO view the bridge; among them was
one from Indiana, and also a part OF the
excursion party Of Georgia edlters. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
II A.

ruous. SDs OF LETTERS I, o,r ,,.....,,,
r.,sas MS Story: have been r. ~. .-n
FOR wears with blood and SLIn uamors: naye
been oblised 10 shnn public places by reason Of
sisns have spent hundreds OF d,,a,. a,,1 ~ M
rcaI rslief until used ule CuTlCuRk Rfsoi.-
vENT ,,s p snd slp1a c9,,'er i1,srn,y aad
sim Cures aud skin Bcan'iaers. ey,sr,,aiiy shi~n
have cured me and left my skin and blood as pare
as n chlds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
Arrn,a A,,nchsa nv ,,os..

4 Chicago telegram says When between
Lake Bluff and Lake Forest yesterday a
passenger train ou the Northwestern road
ran over swarm Of bees, which had come
out OF the tJuBb Of 80 old tree standing In
the pasture by the roadside. rhe bees.
fingered 81 the death oi their queen and
comrades. lew suddenly through the open
windows into the coaches and proce 'ded
10 attack the passengers, who were thrown
into the widest confusion.
The little insects were swift In their
work and spared nobody. Every EFFORT TO
drive them OF made them al the more VI
cious and determined, Several OF tie good
brothers and sisters. Ia camp at Lake Bluff,
were badly slung heiore the train arrived
al Lake Forest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

JAMES r. RICHARDSON, custom-hous,. New
Orleans, on OATH says: In 1870 serofnIou, ulcers
broke out on my BODY until I was mas OF cor
Tu3iioD. tymnhs known 10 the medical fac
ulty was tried IN vain. became mers wrccs
AtiIr Is could not lift my hands 10 my had |:
could not turn ~ bed; was In constant ps,n. and
looked upon Nv. rs curse. No relief or cure m
Ten wears. In 1880 | heard of the CfT'rIt,JiRk
REMEDIES. used them. and was perfectly cured.
Sworn TO before United States Commlss,on.r g.
ID, Crawford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
aafo Weather Report.

THI'VIII IFl'- UII y VIC '''7I'7'V''T
WASHINGTON. ID. C., August 3-l:3) 4.
M-For the Middle Atlantic states. gen.
orally fair weather except occasional rams
on the coast. variable wiads, generally from
the south, slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. purity
cloudy weather and occasional showers,
variable winds, generally from the south,
slight changes in temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

SUNDAY ACtoHNDpA tloN net can Rich
uond and ~cntf.lif.. ltlNc- 81 .iiHI.Il 1850 4. 81
returning. arrive 30 Richmond 60 a. ~.
t4NNIt TfNN~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
STILL MORE 80

Will. MCDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street,
Chicago gratefully ncknow lodges cure 81 Ecze-
ma. or salt Rheuu, on head neck. face. mr. ms. and
legs for seventeen yelrs not s'le To move. except
himself for eight year; tried hundreds OF rem
edies; doctors pronounced his cas- hope eSs.
Permanently cured by the CUrICURA RENE
dies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
MORE WONDERFUL VET.

II. Y. CARPENTER, Henderson. y. r., cared
OF Psoriasis or Leprosy. ~ twenty year,' stand.
derfui cure on record. A dusi-p1nful Of scales
fell from him daily. Physicians and his friends
thought he must die. Cufe sworn 10 before 4 jus
tce Of the Peace and lIenderson's most prominent
citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

G. IL ...,.. ~. .:..:....;.::..
CHFsAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
Y WAY.-SCHEDULE IL EFFECT JUNE ~
res LEAVE RICHMOND
500 A. NJ. For Newport News, Oli Point COM
fort. and Norfolk Diiiy EXCEPT ~un-
dav Only three hours AMI forty
minutes Richmond T. Norfolk
1O.55 4, NJ For on stations and Lexington ~
Louisville, AMI Cincinnati Man eN-
A.soP.M Gharlouc.yiiie Accommodate dli.
Is. except sunday. stops 70 aH L.
al5P.M. Far Newport New. Old Point, and
Norfolk. ENpr' cNrent sim iaN'
Gao NJ. For Lo' l.ylie and cprianr,, ' c34.
west. md ~ou'hwC-t. FAST oNurrsi
daily. Docs not stop tIr local lu,i-
ness. Pullman slcepng-cu. Nicn-
inond b. Cincinnati AMI Washington
and Charlotte willie 20 Lopisy L..
s4OP.M For Newporl'. Nsws l MOI, on RON,
daily except -atur lay. Doe not
stop between Richmond aIl Ne"-
ports New. NOconntctpn Tor N'F-
1o.2oP.M. FOR S,TA shl,nd. Nv. Night express cv-
cept sunday. {. and .. -leepinT-cat
10 clifton Forge
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
srOAM. From Ashland. Ky, except Sundty.
1O15 4. vi. From Norfolk. Old Point. AMI New
pCri's News, except SuIdtN.
4.O5 T.. N. From Louisville, Cincinnati, ana al
local points. except sun i'Y.
GAO 4. NJ. From Norfolk except sun tly. IRON
old Point and Newport Nc"s dtily'
Pullman car except On sun lay ilAi l.
$40 p. NJ, From Louisville ami Cincinnati
Fast express. daily.
1OIOP NJ From NorfJik. Old Poini. and Ncw-
ports News. duly except ,untty.
Sunday Excursion to Newport, New, ana pli
Point will leave Rtchm lud 4. NJ, aud arrive IN
Elchmoni $50 T.. VI. returning.
DEPOT: seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket. Oinces: 1000 Main street ana thc'a-
H. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
G. W. SMITH. Gene al Manager i"2-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
BY W. II. Lyne & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Ancuoneer''
1lI3 Main street.

COUR NEAT, ATTRACTIVE, ANp
Il wELL-LoCATE FRAME DwEIlnwisSETSS
OK TWFNTY-FOURTH STREET bh W ~
SAND o STREETS AT AUCTION. by re i" ~,
OF The owner shall sell by pnbic aueio'' V"
the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST ., 1855.
at q o'clock y. NJ, FOUR rWo-sToH1 $500 a,s,
dwellings, Nos. sol and SO. on tht s 49,
side OF Tweniy fourth streei: conta,n,n Nv
rooms each both beiug new, well built ana sitIs
live. ana having lots Of about 1sNiyo feet gu
and sn alley 10 rear fourteen feet Wide an1 III
si4 and SO on the west side OF twenty -loS g
street. neary opposite the above, contliht. 'V 81
rooms GA L., with lots trjnti z, re'pecs s,Iioi
and % Az feet, running Rack between p"''''
lines about one hundred aud thirty. Two lsy. n..o
All the above houses are 10 goo fcpuI, ~ ~,
wells OF Good water on the lots, are ssips.tntt
and conveniently built, are now occnpsl ny , poi'
prompt paving tenants, AMI have hlNlis ~,
eagerly sought after. and regularly ~h'h'' ~
good rentals. ,..,,,,,s ri,
urged 10 anvil themselves % these tle'.
TeRNfs: one lhir cash the residue ny fce
HE notes AZ six aud twelve mouths. VIA interest
added, and secured by decd Of tr,si: 900
W. LYME q coz
, AuctiNuetrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
DrMRERLAND COAL.-I an

CUMBERLAND COAL.-I am prepared
\ 20 6ii orders for hes, quality GEORGES
IN Lits from ten 10 my tons II B,ltimore ani
reoreetown quotations.. tCITE Coat
vi e,xes; WFsT VIRGINIA sPLfSr aud clio
VtK-lllLL LUMP COAL fnrnished a. lowest
market rates. WIKI hooth -.
.l.,eIs. Telephone No, ld9. III io-jm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
xop,uC.Ro,INA EXPOSITION.
GOOD AND coal.
HANfIIY GOALS.

FAMILY GOALS.
SUPER OR ANTR ACITE COAL,
veg. STOVE, ard CHESTNUT GLes.
CROWN HiLL sPLlNT COAL;
The PEERLESS coal. for open crates.
ORDERS solicited. with The assurance OF beJi
5. T.. LATHR0P & Co,
Seventeenth street, al draw-bridge.
Telephone No "a. y IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

WRITE TO US for these testimonials IN full. or
.eno direct 10 the parties. Don't wait. Now Is the
time 10 cure every species Of itching Sc Ny. Pm
ply. SER fulous. inherited, CONTIGUOUS, and Cop.
per. COl0red Diseases Of the Blood, SKIN, and
scaln. with LLss OF Hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
By George :. Vlshon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. Tenth street.

DRTCK DWELL NC No. COS NORTH
ID SECOND Reef BETWEEN LEl,ii
AGD JACKSCN STREET., WITH Lof ElNdt'
FFFT AND BRICK DWELLING No. ~
NORTH FIRST STREET, nELMEE,N, B 1ni,,S
FEET 10 An ALLEY. FOR SALE At Alt-
TION BY request Of the owner, resident o, a
dislant city. who has determined 10 sell we VIII
sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST :, 1854,
a, q ooh, L p N the PROPERTY above de-
scribed This property I, occupied 10y prompt
having tenants, aud Yields good interest upon
The inVes tmcni.
sale Will commence on Serpl ,tr"ci promptly
nj 4 o'clock, GEORGE ;. VASuON * son,
All AuruDucers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
SASH, BLINDS. DOORS. &c.

yxTHITEHURST * OWEN, MANU-
w FACTURERs or SASH. BLINDS, DOORS,
MOuLOlNGs. BRACKETS. &C. TENTH AND
In Advancement and equipment hy any In the
country. Is now In full oper liion. an we are pre-
pared 20 execute orders for hrst-eaSs work At bot
tom prices. iy s6-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
AUCTION sAaEx.-.Monaav.
Nv ChswninF & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and urokers'
once No. o north Tenth street.


ONCE No. 0 north Tenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF 4
SMALL. Two-sToRy GRAMS DwELLIsS
2S TIE WE aSb 5 dtfHARffY sTaEETs.iyy VIZ
tue of certain deed Of trust eSecu'ei ., ~ he
Moore u the undersignsu, au' nr.,v Cnars.
g,ess , an iod ~ uasc f79, default having bee
made IN tho pa mrt OF the mote thereby -ecnse ,i
and being required by me nolder therpi' VIC W"
sslI by auction, ON toe preni'ses'on
MONDAY. AUGUST 4. 1884,
=, n .,.,D.s y NJ. the PROPERTY located as
s,oye. Ibe dwelling contains three rooms. IN ~.
lot has front OF A. fecS' no e q This propsry
i Iocsted on A cor ler, and Is considered s'oi
CUISINES s.a no., a. 10 S2l5. with interest from
t,,, 30 1854 and expenses ~ sale the re.iE
rnn, credii OF twelve months. interest a1de''
and secured by trust-deed Iponn, ins " YET"
EDWARD 5. Rose,
Tratees
CHEWING & Rosr. Auctlonecr,. y 81
ByE.D Cook, Auciiooeer'
"a Ninth street.
CROCK OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS:
STORE MIXTURES, AT AUcTioN.-oa
MONDAY. AUGUST 4, 1881,
~ o'clock A. NJ, will sell at 40. 3lS seventn
street, between Br)ad and Mar'hi'l' '"e o'"''
'toc Et goss, copFpF, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
BACON, LIQUORS, FLOUR
CANNED GOODS: .o,, ro,rS.
large yarct, Of SHELF GOODS bA".Try,S,, -
TfRandFIXTUKEs. siioW:C : wv ~
COUNTERS aud SHELVING, NEW AVN
ING, &c. 800
One entirely new HALLS IRON SAVE COM
BlNArION Lock. ..,roo,, of
This stock compri-cs general assortmen,tt ~ ~
new and select goods, and should attract 'he '''o"
lion the trade.
sale pcsItiye- Terms cash. f. - } 10n,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was slightly
clear, cloudy, and showrry.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 4. NJ. y;
o A.. NJ. "A; noon. ST L. NJ, 70: 9 =.
H.. II: midnight, 20.
Mean temneraiure. Ut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Boston. MASS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03
ACTION KALEs-fwture Days.
By w. n. Lvnc q Co..
Zeal Estate Agents aad Auctloneerj,
lll3 Main street.

A I,CTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n AND wELL-LOCATED ykCANn LIZ
aorilO FEET on TilE WEsa, sansA III
EtsiSA STREETs.-By rslues. Of NJ evn n.a,,ss
.hail sell by auction, on the premises, :" Ve'oS"
q. NJ. on ga.
WEDNESDAY NEXT, August ., l5os,
roT 10 which we invite thu attention % W. y.
~ishjpg 90 build fer home or reniai al.
Tor erecnIsion. Prices are stu aissnynf,
,mr 70, ing locality. and bat f,w desirsD'e ''''~
:, an on the market. -, :, y
"TYrMs: one third cash balance ny no'esat siN
aid twelve months. with interest added am W
erred oy "''"o' W. LYME & CO.,
- Apcuone ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-03

PULLNAE-CAR SERVICE.
ON Train New York AMI Atlanta r1l Wash
10 rton and Danyillc.
Washircfon aud New Orloans. kiruu 90 tnt
Iau,fle. Returning. DansiIe and kif1hohn "h
uslu NJ. %. . ,
Tickets s.ld 10 all point. south s"uihet't ana
.ovthMe.I and baggage checked through.
Nolay.oNcr checks gwen ~ local irk11,,,;;,
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General Passenger Agent
90 HAAS. rraflc Manager.
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