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Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
At the Opera Hauaa.


This evening Joseph j. Bowling ard
Sadie Hasson will commence an en-.
yagement OF one week at the Opera
House, presenting Edwin A Locke's
new play, entitled "Never Say Die"
the first three nights, and at the We'd
nesday matinee. This play Was written
expressly for Mr.. DO wiling and Miss
Hsssop, and has been put on the stage
ut an expense Of 5000 II is pro-
nounced by those rho hs We seen 1t the
brightest, cleanest and most interestinx
and original comedy drama ever pre-
sented.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights and at the Saturday matib ee the
old standard, "Nobody's Claim, f" will
be presented. The admission will be
10 and 20 cents, or 80 cents for reserved
seats, and the house will no doubt be
packed 1t each performance.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

A moderately -sizsd audi
the Rsd Ribbon Associst(
220 Market street, yetteri(
at 3. 40 O'Clock, and was ~
by Row. Henry ID, Lintay|
Presby terrain church He
the Temperance rising N
pared 1t with the Shaksp}
that There Is q tide In 1
men which, taken at The 4
to fortune" He thoughtiA
rising tide would lead On
hibition. Some most eraI
was furnished by a choir q
These meetings will hereiA
time to come be held is|
House, the first 10 be held
at 8 80 p. m and 1t will
BY Joshua L. Bailey, Of
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Fined for AsRauit

Nathan r. Walker, the colored boy
who stabbed white boy named Rail
Goslin. about week or ten days ago.
had bearing before Judge Cnmmins
this morning, and was fined $40 and
costs.
John q. Barr, who Vas charged with
committing an assault on James COVE.
august 2s'b, was Acjudged guilty, and
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
A Reported Marriage Contradicted

ofioer Broadhart is very indignant
ABOUT the report published In the
Morning News that he was married ~
oover last Tuesday, and says that IL
was withe u any foundation whatever.
de says that the whole affair originated
ID JOKE between some OF the other
ofnoers and himself,at which reporter
happen ell to be present, ar that he d Id
not FOR one moment think that IL would
be Published as fact.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Base HAL.

BAoe fsan,
The following games were play ed on
Saturday:
Philadelphia = Philadelphia, 8; St.
Observation-Disclosures. 4; Chi
caRo, 8
New York-New York, s; Detroit, 6,
Bos on-Boston, 9; Kansas City, O.
CinclnDati-tipci nnati, 10; Athletic. l.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 4; Brooklyn, &.
St. Louis-st. Louis, 3; Metropoli.
tan, 9.
Notwithstanding, 7;Baltimor 3.
Bradford-B Bradford, 8; Altoona, 8.
SUNDAY GAMES.
The following games were played
on Sunday:
Cincinnati-Cipcinnati, 8; Athletic. 7.
b. Louis-st. Louis. 6; Metropolitan,
misunderstanding, 5; Balt'm ore,
D. Called on scco unit Of darkrtss
NOTE.
TIE Wilkesbarre club las won the
Peunsy lvania State League champion
ship.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

Mr.. John Merrick, we'll knswn citi
zen and who was formerly engaged Ia
the carriage business, WAS stricken with
paralysis few days einoe, and La now
lying striously Ill 1t his residence, No.
1lO3 Market street. Mr.. Merriok Il
about 60 years OF age, but DE-. Bullock
his attending physician, has strong
hopes of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
An Erronaous siatemen1

The statement In yestf rday's "sun.
Gay Star" that NJ. r. Wilten and
other prominent PhilAdelpbians Won ID
address the Iiish Nationalist aud the
Emmett Association of this city is ere
neous, az they were here fer The pur-
pose OF aiding IN . movement to estab.
lish branch Of the Irith National
League.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
TeunerAnce keioi

The temperance Ref q
Newport and vicinity VI" W n
ing tonight which will y, v
by William L. White y
Sheriff. n
A Temperance REFORM ,.s
be held this evening ID ,no ~,
K tent, Linden and Js .sa N
which the voters from inc
and Eleventh wards arc
vited.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

Last Saturday ni.ht an Italian
ma ned John Dominiol was arrested on
n airy land avenue Dy Officer smith on
the charge OF Carrying q COL ceale1
deadly weapon, and when he was
searched az the hall a Ave chamber rs
volver was found in his pocket. At a
heA ing before Jnfgs Cum nins thu,
morning he Was ordered TO furnish 500
Tail for lis appearance at court.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
M AkItlED.

K-RIObAkDSON.-In camdsn
NJ. on September 9 ss3. at the parson.
age, py Rev George d. Jones, Mr.. dso. +.
Murl ick and Mrs. Emma Rlchardso !.
both Of Wiim ngton Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Personal.

Mr.. jerome b. Bell 10 visiting the
scenes OF his boybood days In North
Caroline, and during mis- absence Merits
Taylor has been 1t the helm Of The
Star.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

Io'morrcw premises to be from fai,
70 clouEy, AID slightly warmer, SINH.
lar conditioLs ale likely to prevail on
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
NeYcI say DE-"

but AL in lie slth the crowd fhatwll
30 TO the ATTAIN ic GardeIs PA Ki1s
street, 10 noIroe evenir z, aud hear the
best amateur singers in the city con :
pete fer q a1S.c3s kz:1e.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
|THEl"PRINCE ALBERT SUIT.

The Prince Albert" Coat the par excellence for
Gentlemen of taste No mans wardrobe complete without
dark Prince Albert Suit We showing the LARGEST line
hess Suits in the city We at S5 and end At $25 for
1.-THE best. Our prices 80 per cent under others.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Horses Exch,,l

An unintentional .,el'
at the Lafay etc HoteI M
compelled . West Cbs.,..
remain in the city upaI
his will. A Il nth NM
city from Chester 10 NM
when he hitched up il
ny some means harntra|
the West Chester man, \
not discover his mistsks1
home. When the We,ti
man came TO get bis hor|
IL had been tAkon and y.
body claimed had been n
knew what 10 NAL ia Of NJ
. telegram was received
explaining the mistake I
would be rectified byam
morning. The West on
this rested somewhat easl
was detained over night
iIg he received back \
struck back q bee line isl
rejoicing,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

he was Sc Getting presents for his cir
betesa Christmas. He bought an am ter
comb, box of carAmels and bolt q
? OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, and sho " cd
himself thereby @ right sensible DUDE.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

Enterprises of great !
ment" are 90 enero, sing
ment that they neglect !hsfl
and grow old with pain, 10
a to:le Of Saliva tiou Oil VII
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

NOTlCE-I. JUkH @. ADAMS, THE
IN tenant Of the house situated at No. sol
Church street, In the Eighth ward OF
the city 0f Wilmington, County OF Newcastle
and State Of Delaware, Ia compliance with
the requirement Of the acts fthe q enerai
Assembly, in such case Ilade and provided
do hereby give notice that l ,hall appl- in
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions. OF
TIE Peace and jail delivery OF the safe OF
delaware, in and for New Ca stle county ON
Monday, the 18th day of nov. A. d., 1sso.
Deing the next term Of said Court, for q II.
ceuse tor said house as an inn or tavern. for
the sale therein of Intoxicating LIQUORS. in
less q Quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following respecta-
Bile cit zens0f the said ward recon- mend the
said application, viz:
Phillip Mcdonnell, Jas. Barry,
WSlter X. EDWARDS. Dennls Curran
Howard II. Feaster, Geo. Ii. CantwelI. M ID.
VIM. II Morrox Edwin W. IRVING,
Jas. W. Horner, Adrian W. 9ipp,
Jacob Huber, Frank PArdee,
Jos. Gallant, Jos. II. Horner,
n, A. Spoerl, Ridg way J. CLARK,
John J. Homer, Edward p. Heal,
John Irwin, VIM. McShea,
VIM y. Sparks, Rooert McShea,
Harry FoWeli, Rm. T. Krauss,
Daniel Toner, Walter Taylor.
"a stt JOHN Q. ADAMS.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
2ca MARKET STREET, ABOVE s'conDl
VIM. H. BABCOCK.
4 Ea Is srE !sfr 1hp oFticr.
NKW CAsTf 4 COR NV IN

INV LAS ILE Coz NIN, DEL.
september 3Oth lSs.i
Upon The application Of Johl Il, Ktimer.
Adminiht ator Of Kate Jones, late Of Wi,
m!ngtoI Hundred in sail cnuu,n
deceased, II Is ordered and directed
~ the Register that the administrator
atoresain give notice Of granting Of Let .ers
OF Adin1nlsti alton upon the estate Of the de-
ceased, witn the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to he posted within
Iorty uaSs IRON the date OF such Letters in six
o. the most public places of the county OF New
SAsile, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same. or
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
maze and provided and also cause the same
70 De In serted within the same period in the
FALL RkPuBLlCAN,a newspaper published I'm
" limlnkton, and to be continued therein
theree weeks (evd).
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. s. ONCE OF The Register aforesaid, al
- lWllmington, In New Castle County
afoiesAit, the day and year above written
JOHN N. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTlCE-All persons having claims against
lhe estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator on
or before sept 3Oth, A. D., lsss or abide
the Act 81 Assembly In such case made and
provided. JOHN Il. KILMER
Administrator.
Address. W llinRlhton, Del. oi.3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufact uring Co.
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.
NOTICE.

l insert this card to inform my
friends and the public generally
that / have only removed my
residence and not my business.
1t viii be continued as usual
until disposed of, and am still
Offering great bargains to any
perso ms needing goods in my
line. 1t will pay them to exam.
inc n y stock before purchasing
elsew here.
.. p. SMYTH,
eQA.ec al Marbaty -
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
~
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market SIS.

| We open the season with
the finest stock of DRY
.!GOODS, CARPETS an6
UPHOLSTERY that has
lever been presented to the
lpeople of Wilmington.
Our stock is more care
tully selected than ever be.
fore, and buying from frs,
hands enables us to sell a,
the very lowest prices.
/ We would be pleased to
have you call and examine
Jour stock when locking
around for your fall wants.
| For ST. a yard we show a
lsplendid Black Silk, 20 in.
wide. Ask for this silk whea
Iyou come in; it's q leader,
of course, and you will be
surprised tosee what a heavy
lustrous silk you can buy for
81. Do you desire, you can
pay So.
For 81 per yard a hand
some Black Satin Rhadami
is the best we ever sold at
that price.
For 81 per yard an excel,
lent Black Satin Mervi,us.i is
stylish and good.
In silk fabrics fof dresses
nothing is mope durable and
effective ia BLACK, and the
price makes the n very desir-
ableI
We show a full line oil
Ladies Dress Cloths, in ALL
the new fall shades, 81 in.l
wide, o2I cents per yard,and
silk and wool novelties, inI
new shades, both good and
durable for early fall.
Having arranged with al
large import er for the exclu-
sive right t. sell his Kidd
Gloves in this market, vel
now offer the ladies OF Will
mlngton an extra bargain in
Kid Gloves. The line isl
complete in the new shades;
they have five buttons and
will be 81. Every ladyl
make a note of these
gloves - hve-button Kid
Gloves, 81.
A beautiful lamb skinI'
glove CT the same cut and
finish as the Gentlemen, "all
new shades; five buttons,
SI.35.
These two lines cannot bel
surpassed, and we would bel
pleased to have you critically
examine them,
Three things from ourI
Notion Department you'll
should see early. +
Initial Handketchitts, ALL,
pure linen, hand embroider-
ID, 81 per doz n, worth So L
n II cents each.
A splendid Black Passa-
Is, 81, SO; you are ,
key to pay one quarter
more elsewhere. .
Children's Umbrellas at
'ne half.
bingham, % inches, IS cents.
"a AZ 6
Alpaca % IS -"
: "a !" 81. ID
Look into our Upholste ry "
Department and buy your ct
Jurtain Poles, all kinds OF ]
wood; either wood or brassl {
trimmed ; 81 cents each. d
90 into cur Carpet Del ]
'artment ard buy a TapestrylSS,
'russe's Carpet for e. b
ents per yard, or see curl |
ew designs in heavy in II
rains, 30 cents. You'll hard :
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
State of the Ih.rmome,er

81 lhe REPUBLICAN rrtoe In Inc chad
clock 10 e'oloak II o'noci
I)C $50 10
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Fifth EDI


Three Of the fsm,l, y
erty, night wa:cbm,.s
National Bank wsrs A., n,,]
res fresh pork, while tb ~
niso sN Of It were M,
Dougherty did not sa av !,
ano Escaped injury. y
Deusherty, who bad =. y
atk mpted TO arise ana /
into her husbands ANY
freely afterwards sb s'r i.
easier. Elizabeth, 4 n
was seized with ccp,n b
was speedily rells,sau
promptly I'd ministtrss
Philip, q 10 year on
iered great pain dunn,
put Was not seriousI,,
were all oomfor ;sbls
this morning NO trscs
ordeal 10 left. The po,l
on Saturday eveuIps nv,
ouRhly cooked before !
general opinion lhst y.
caused by trichinss in n n
was no poikon abou, M
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Lecture.

Rev. W. 8 L. MurrsyWI
lecture In BrsDdywine p"r
this evening, entitled "rS9
stitions, or why the ms'i An
aud ell who wish TO % ~, as,
at the same time am .rSs
and hear this lecture =
ticularly are interested md M
the above character an IN
will doubtless be filleu w
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

The property Of Carl Carl I Fe|
Gently sold by sherl lid n
price at which It was I, sou nset
insu fficiept the court uPo' n
ord a new one. ihTM Md
Guiding some lana ~ Thu1
Marsh, will be sold t o. ,s
Der IA, at the Court ho''
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

XIYANTED-A BOY To sERV Z MINK:
w one that can milk and make him self
useful on farm. Inquire OF GEO, WHITE,
6. Mo.rvw's store, AL Market a.. "a az
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
s24 ct 5ii Market At.

we remind you that never could you buy
ootseaf AZ the low prices We offer this weak.
YAH In. Examine. See prices and buy only
when you are satisfied. Ours the lowest II
town.
BabiefPebble RnG Kid button ,hoes vor,,
ase now 2b,. babies Pebble and Kid button
snoea, Wosth 60: nov sc. ChilI Pebble and
AID spring heels button sh es, worth 7Ic nov
u0c Child's Pebble and button shoes with
neeIf, WorIh &c Low 90. Child's Pebble =, d
kid spring heels, worth 81 90 now 76c. Little
roys hook lace school SHOES only Ais
Misses Pebble Button school shoes, our own
make ard tvers pair warranted, only 81 70.
Boys Hook lace school shoes sfze 70
~ hhses r. bible, spring heels from
81. 70 N.tO. Pebble Button shoes with OF
without ihs Protection tips. for the little
shavers. Ladies noe Kid, spring heel, but
ton SHOES. MEMS and boys heavy, rough
weather shoes for solid wear.
Don't IL II to sse our khoes and our py,cas
before you purchase. We can please Won ~
the chilcren and Yea will rave money bJ
buyingAt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
Eyening scno'

EVenIng
The Rugby ACADEMY ny secl
evening school on The 70, tn n
the Masonic Temple, io' I'D
young men and boys !yi,sbms'
learn book keeping, III
ship, photography an sns ed
pertaining TO Q busipo0e
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

Moxie, the great -, ,s sst.|
Fullerton, 800 King s'i'''|
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
&&-~
The Pace

The Pace
for prime oysters co oea AM
best manner and 81 ree dIul
at GARDENERS popular. ,, u.a
Seventh and 6hipiey ~
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

Look into our Upholste ny
Department and buy you,
Curtain Poles, all kinds Of
wood; either wood or brass
trimmed 81 cents each.
90 into cur Carpet De.
partment ard buy a Tapestry
Brussels Carpet for 81 i
cents per yard, Or see our
new designs in heavy in
grains, so cents. You'll hard
" buy them much longer a,
'hese prices.
Ladies' and Children i
Coats and Wraps are COM
ing in daily in fine assert.
ments.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

w ANifD-A BJLKKEEPER WHO
~ VIII assist In store. Addres, STORE.
this once, st ting saiary required, o:ttst
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

w ANTLD-A Girl. TO C.. OK AMI
kst steet. -'S a oar
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04
HAWKINS & sou,
Oct. 4-t-e Agents To ,,,, ., sats
7f2 Market Street.

osI-ON III UkSDAY LAST, NEAR
~ the Courthouse, a chiid's neokchain
Win Ioeset The n nJer will be suitably re.
street. ~.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

WAt Id CHICKENS DEIlVEREn
w at ais No. 5s and SO Third Street
market. n. d. Z. PPLkIUN. o. ~
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

"AE1 ED-A 0UOp-SIZE CoLORED
w boy 10 attend heaters, and c.ean IN
generally, at Bal Market street. ox.2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-04

" ANIL - MEN o. FURNACES
w and heaters, metal workers and
,9o ers. JAMES +. WoOD& COMPANY.
" tVn, Dei. O4.3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19

ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionees,
lll3 Main street.
CHURCH-IIILL PROPERTY.
ONE BROAD-STREEr CORNER-SIohh
LOT.
THREE BROAD.STREEr RESIDENCE
LOTS.
TWO RESIDENCE LOTS NEAR BRoAD
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1885.

asIhaye too much stock on hand, shall
offer FOR sale at auction. NJ II NJ, on
THURSDAY, MAY 20rH,
NJ my farm in Orange county known as
Hawfield,"
a, HORSES and MARES, mostly from
three 90 six years old, and nearly
every one gotten by my thorough
bred stallion Mars" son OF War
Dance, out OF Oak Leaf. Amongst
them are several BEAUTIFUL
THOROUGHBRED GELDINGS
and MARES, and all broken TO the
saddle aud harness.
10 head THoROUGHBRED SHORT
HORN CATTLE. Including some
FINE MICH COWS and YEAR
LING BULLS;
100 head GRADE CATTLE. including some
FINE MILCH COWS with young
Calves;
400 SHEEP, Including some THOROUGH
BRED BUCKS and FINE LAMBS.
Parties can reach Hawfeld In time By
leaving Richmond at o A. NJ. or Washington
city at A. NJ. both ria Fredericksburg,
and getting Off the narrow-gauge railroad
AT Grassland station, on the day OF sale ana
ria Virginia Midland railroad train which
arrives at Rapidan station AZ 1890 \. VI.
Conyeyances win he at Rapidan and Grass
land on arrival OF the trains, and II any par
fIes prefer TO arrive the day before, so as To-
nave time TO examine the stock, send
pOstal.card to me Mt Grassland, Va, and
will meet them and provide accommoda-
lions for them. -
WILLIAM G.. CRENSHAW,
Hawfield, Orange county, Va.
Post-Onice: Grassland, Va, or Ricnmond,
Va.
Catalogues giving pedigree OF the thor
oughbreds and $50 far as we cam OF the
grades will be on the ground at the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19
PETERSBURG.
TEE TRIAL OF HOLMES PuRYEAR
DRAWING 70 A CLOSE.
The Prisoner on the stand for Three Days =
Personal and Politieal-The
Music Hail.


Iconsspondenceo OF the Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, May IL, 1886.
Holmes r. Purycsr, the alleged wife
murderer, was again put on the wit
ness-stand at Prince George Court
house to-day in his own behalf. This
makes the third day he has been test
tying. His full evidence has been taker
down in writing, ss well as that Of al
the important witnesses. The testi'
mcny in the case will be concluded to.
monow, with evidence in rebuttal
offered by the prosecution, and the case
will reach the jury on Thursday. II
has been two weeks tomorrow since
the trial began, and counsel, Court, aud
jurors are pretty well tired out. The
counsel for Puryear have fought the
case from the beginning with great
viror ard ability, and should the YER
dict be against them, will mostprobably
take The case up to the Supreme Court
on legal points.
Mayor Jsrratt has been confined to
his bed by sickness for several days.
He is better to-day, and will probably
be out the latter part Of the week.
One or two handsome subscriptions
for the building Of the proposed new
mus;c-hall have been made by citizens
this week. There is no doubt OF the
success Of the project, and it is expected
TO have the building finished in full
time for the festival Of 1887.
General T. NJ. Logan was in the city
to-day. w. r. McKenney, Esq, and
Captain n. T. Patteson went to New
York yesterday on a brief business
visit.
1t is announced that portion of the
Salvation army will visit Petersburg
the last Of this month and spend some
DAYS here. Their services will be con.
Quoted in hall on Union street.
A Republican sss.meeting was held
at the New Market last night, at which
addresses were delivered by several Of
the candidates on the municipal ticket.
The attendance was notably small.
The total organization Of the Metho-
dist Sunday-School Union of this city,
rs shown by the reports made to the
annual meeting on Sunday afternoon,
is 1903. The average attendance
during the year was l,061-per cent.
of attendance 50. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19
sTAUNFON.
Label Suit for S2S.OO0-DemOcratic
Primary The Recent Hail
AtOrm-fr0sf.


storm-Fross.
correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. ]
MAY, IL, 1886.
In the Circuit Court, Judge Mclaugh-
lin presiding, now holding the spring
term, Charles l.. Cooke, late secretary
Of the Valley Mutual Life Association,
brought suit against that Association
for s25, 900 damages, alleging that the
said Association, in publications, &C.,
bad libelled his character, &c. The de-
PENDANTS demurred to the declaration so
far ss any thing Of libellous character
bad been uttered against the plaintiff.
The demurrer was argued several days
since, and yesterday the judge delivered
his opinion, oyerruIing the demurrer,
SO that the case goes before jury on
the complaint of the plaintiff, and the
3lst instant has been set for hearing.
A call was issued yesterday after
noon by Major T. G. Elder, chairman
Of the City Democratic Committee, for
meeting Of the party tonight to con-
slider the propriety of holding Primary.
A Republican candidate is out for the
Office Of may or, opposing the present in
cumbent IA Democracy, who is candl-
date for reelection. Two Democrats
are announced for the office Of treasu-
rer, and the contest as it goes on will
not enure TO the harmony or efficiency
Of the party hereafter. Therefore, the
committee by unanimous vote call a
meeting Of tho party with the view Of
going into the election organized.
Additional information in regard to
the extent of the damage by the severe
hail-storm which passed across the
southern end Of Augusta county last
week has come in. Many whcat-delds
were totally ruined and the newly
planted corn much damaged. Buildings
were injured, and among them the new
Baptist church at Greenville, which
will cost $500 for repairs. Over l, 100
pares Of glass at Greenville and half
that number at Middlebrook were
broken by hail.
The weather since saturday mas oeen
cold, with a sharp frost Sunday night.
A PRIMARY ORDERED.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
STAuNToN, VA, May lS.-The
unity OF the Democratic party in the
approaching municipal election being
threatened, n large and animated mass
meeting tonight determined on Pri-
mary and full organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19

The Journal, Of Orange, N. j., speaks
Of the great success Of Rev. James I.
Dickinson as pastor of the North Or.
apge Baptist church. He baptized
seven persons last Sunday, making
thhty-six additions to his church within
few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19
by turman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 east Main street,

A UCTION SALE OF NICE BUILD
"A ING LOT ON y BETWEEN THIR-
TIETH AND THIRrY-FIRST STREETS
I shall sell by auction, on the pre- mlses, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1883,
at @ O'Clock p. NJ, that LOT commencing at
q point so feet from the northeast corner
Of Thlrtieth and = streets and fronting
2b by 1873 feet on i street and running back
10 is. foot alley. A bargain will be sold.
TERMS Easy, and at sale.
FURMAN UPPER
my16 Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-19
BY Sampson q Adamson'
Real Estate Auctioneers and
Insurance Agents,
ana Uull street. Manchester, Va

UCTION SALE OF THE MOST
"A DEslRA CORNER LOT ON HULL
STREET, MANCHESTER. VA.-At the re-
quest OF the owner we VIII sell al pubic AUG
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1850,
at5P. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE va.
CANT LOT fronting AZ feet on Hull street
at the corner OF Tenth street, running
back 1876 feet.
This is decidedly one OF the most desirable
lots IN the city, either for public nall or
for business purposes.
TERMS: one third cash, and the balance
I'm six and twelve months, deferred pay,
nnenfs hearing interest and secured by deed
OF trust. SAMPSON ~ ADAMSON,
nvIs Auctioneers.