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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

- W boz dressed Win fac lI
Hl.F la-ai8l.-llm F.. @ clLsiuuat lin'
v v ia 8spHre.. BEGINNING or
tt va~ eaca. pf- t.t aeW. ui 30 -nf
T- auur ur ln .ir I9rr.-~IcE. -iisc
r ulai--~uok ies4ne irum lae-e q, -nt
r1 E-t~ut ttvn l-slr 8D Zhf "ut.f-
ESQ s.t fsi ar 80 l.a iaf--al gE
l iHl. aul -nlrnc u .tf vulcrf ta~f
o- -H lc-E. T'ns .Es yil lhI,s li~eseni
r picturesque slCi-. y b. czrs-c,let
-r fm r;r vii si>u nan vara when
fe President fusae~ "a revieV o. board
ir unst -taie steamer acc ialfcE. -aiiufe
vi Boz a.Uigae H al zoo rCl .rIBs,
i11a- aHL ulaa-he-sus. 10 iu,il.r lR. i's,-l,-
CIR o. 1f glsse There b. u0 dgUH IN q
Pr faia -inP 81 10 ug.t d the @r4Butil
ffrr Ville-seL
tarrs Howard. lif oiC,~t tie rnie., VII
tat Coz 3 eierN : IremsI hssueta. OF "a
81, -.iiie-'y Izrradt.
ltf lgH lueTRas- C.aEain J8in O.. Mr.
laar.. u U-rFfa fee carriages. and wi
Nrf -H Fi-s'sr.Huf N. tom ri 1hs heFa-
ii-l a.. 1iHs hgv mv sac t,IyeF Veie
11h q laf W. g .hla ilriBe IT ..f.s uei..l,-
iu-isaa s. Tiuf VIII tBaI Tn EuFrf grr
f-"aetu Affirm Efiiiy aud f'riFasos 5i8rrss
sna q lgriUiEss-- nor IVms in siYaBL-
lrI
= zianesel Command. ~. 9. ~ fis
tftrfsH AssuriassJn ~ taf Httssa 4.azes
Aeausu Nrias and Nssx. VII 1u-a 8u-
eis.
40 ii-S'sis ~ s1GTxs All cry OFBIEA14s
'siiFe1'i0if q ssalr~ anE YaTriinFisA, aBa
'-'it ~ Ae--Itu-I1 90 ials accompanying
,''e' WIN -ssIsf " lAhf fDsn8n ~ TIE
.s'..,.' esluiisI u ti1s cgss "a Sew YEA Da
"a 80 Hlsiaul, are Tsqitszrea - assemDle
: y, ma 4 sessn. Nolei e 3 s'ciDaS 4.
:. ili1 t.Hs. Tiles " 20 tnHvt ite ~
nsset = Hajgs-ssenerzl BaH,9 r. B1F-
- Si.id - sizG. ant T'ill sr eeuaugtsE
- ~ aiist-li,-eanslsDt sts ernne ussssall 10
: - la.'i.iul ntegna1eE IN tue eDiumis. TIA
~'-'AtiAiis< M xrslisekxaL = E8u5nilDlc4st n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
4 Eobbnl' . Coniessinn-


NV 1HF. 1cf0he. ~ Hiram toIer'-
-1Il IT.. who Was az est-l -IturOar nl
SUSPICION " being Lhf rnuu"r u Gao -, '-
Curt LZclGue. ppsi-1iiirr some weeks ac-.
ras eIuie-,'t tHgt De- vas fiF rbit III
mad cmmeo rhs Produce LEchane. unil1-
Ins q. l..-..t. having Er' 90 ths otiec. If
SAID boz tnreV -nf To.eu stamp into lhf
N0~-t r'vc- aiIe' re. rln.rsTr. Eis r"-urn-1
sl,Wl ~ Cnll cg--itirtte. which i1-m-c
PAR o. tns mou"r-Jruer iuDc. aiHl-acse1
ura o. -lute--l JWm@slnuef Shields ueil
I'm IN E-..rU. u-u ln- trIa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
living vIrt 4 Eresor Secl<


CT1.aG. Deob0r - -A su"".u --oH
Eis-.H.1.. rs i-..l. tH. Times s.--- 3 u0c--
nal uausc Iam bon be-. t~1m -H- in5 n'
c.., a.rf rigar UnC ll-Dac ur ueaA. e.
va. rouuFHl fa be l,om IN tFan-r -i,-.
aiIl IS --I Irmc. T'EF cess }. 1'--Ie-.u-
.H. armImi H tBe med q. .-a.e~ni'
l.~rucn8Ir So. -,a.. TIE sHBct lrum -H
mn ui-.i'sz-l i... vuoit noar irBu lDs ne"t
Gown. rei Boz um rue power rs speech Aul
~.n.pc-es WIN OIL his 'lsi1ro. IHa 30
s1,,nu4rC So be- Use FIRST east on vea1ro
vheyt & rie-,au Eas .Ered go long VIA @
tI-rt...T Qt.nt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

clsicf q police, and the police ufarer nrt
uoerf yr0hifsisiepissss md ~ such sn
anxigps 10 make n rpod a showing ~
pp--ible IN fsvor III .be enforcement o.
prohibition. With tins end IN viee u r
moi In fbe iint If their policy "a MAXI nsHrf
Hr-esis fiinn Circumstances compel thru 70
rDnts- Despite fisis pfDyscafiun 70 a~ninn-
~ there were twerfy-two cs~rs of drunt-
euness 80 nacrauf that arrests had 10 be
mace.
The arrests Tor the same dars IN 1sso
Eeft thirfy-oBe. ana In 1884 there wert
~ eT;F-fFe These arresss were made
When whistler wa moi n prohibited srticse,
anc when, under the spur Of a stricf poles
commissioner, the police mnae ~ msry
arrests us rOsaihie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Cnr1Urs. f.. l5er1.ilr .t..-J3.lI rgpr---
= rul,ft1. ssI.l r'V fruIr .igy oI.- e-cHi'@t
ron liz .-I.asl q, rae eHIi~1-ii3u -,it- sore
uuBu- Et W. QHt NJ sue Tirinrta- WI
il.s.s.- l0r Gee -rat iu liH q Irt"'si- -i'-Varl
P-pclnm q t.Hv-aiteef I8rgCTs cl--t0-
g hjrt uys DIV Un preliminary hrsUin1
Tr,lTrss mao 5seI plated Ur the wines
s,anC. bW curInc ,Ii ~ l1a 1irocseo lne-
b., valEet auL j Is beliarel uf ilaG a--
lsfanre 1l cf cWut fTum nf e0iTi-iipu,-
aIla yemGs ~ Fucu q bur-iec m4une,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
S.-sls ~ " nHVcrk.


WILMINGTON. Iifa--- pciuiR'T Ell Or
do, al she incii cliiel, Knights 10 La''ur. The
ypcsvc1s ensIiuyeo n Niliiau Dean > woot
len mills. " Nfwarf, J'...- about seventy ~
ui.u,ir.r. rcnseG wnrs 5nis muriIlrsss eailslns
slaJruart II fhe v'hoie establishment 1,af
s,rlke VIII rausra by the ai-cia'-es o. .
wseFYer vie ygas temporarily lac on while
~ mon VIZ i,eing repaired. ana WIN
f..iiec IN 81 an hnno 10 resume WorE when
tiip sr,ai.s were G0ngIIei'G-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
rn.snr-. "a c.hri.r,n,,s

LniIuA I,1uhe- - -Ls.alir huvt beer
~rr. rTrc u- -nf WH--un~r ol the La rt
'irla-.all. OF Auuua. A--lrl. rV D~ue- U
: IL Avai-. THE u.a--asrt ie-au 10
'uu' lut VIE dIree..r Gue So 90. reiu-.
U Christian iaC. acting o. Chr Elc p
pare. iD commit ~ uu1u uahr C-Iuie.
Mary lris..4l- wee tortured mu.mirl
and -peurrG. and lnl--t--vl very Barn
---Il -nnn-Ilr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
The Frencs Doy eoi, or Grrrnnr Bear

f-y Anglo Anerictr cEn.e -u IRE Dlspa-ct
I;EI-.-g. DenDe- .G.-Tl.s FRENCH boz
r1l NJ German Dee- na- e..-Ue1 ---ou.
.9mmeIH- ZION DO. lI-e-- u. Germany go
,r.cm o. D. vas INSTITUTE. u l-e1o--.
Hru.rIrrI -ir... sn- m-sr fCuIs Sd.
uui1e- ua Iuua fae..u l-A.n-. Trguet.
Minister 10 gpa "r. g',a- discussion
VIA Prince B.ma~eE. b. preparing p.i
mDG-v -hr 'nJ-ei law. i vii 1t r-
--ouuoHc u -ue LIuu.a- during -nt e1mlu-
..... frf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Hy Anpiu-Ams-icEu cable 70 lus Dlapu.iri.
LDl'GE. Jrobef 2s-Nr. GmnHDDs o.
-tsp1u-' Io @ -euu~H tr e1u -.1u-e q. -ne
bnoL d.fiI.n -uf Li.,e1. Gi-1--aWu..
says- Nr friends forgot III vea-s.
hHil ~ to pnii-ies ID -us bone U possibly
he.pDc r. SETTLE Ere Irish Uu~yIJ uu
-Ae genera operations of tnf -.l~-r ar- ua'-
.IeImr Iaircls 2 az obliged auG iu-eH1 70
leavt tC b, hands g n-pers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
|, RLEE mAEcE.

ssffifir 10 Y~tirs froni bsss,yr ntlsinzA. ]
nov sfIes 81 1skINsTE sAIK . ftli- ssaucs
a. C;tIHffCTlsik AM syLfkt-flx-
-k-kk sls1. . e1uBpieis 81 ~ t1Atls ~
ANB NAEzfte EEf ~ AANLfAcr& ~
GANIf AND III CEEA4. Tue rxturuo
tor naTiuiae' nflIsg tae.sesssM e-sssAat -
YlCfi n as s.ss.- JNE.E f1GtxEk AID ~
GftE ! FEEhI-NS MAGAZINE : kcE-
fali SIS A. J fss3ts-ssEATkek AID nfkA0
Cfg I. INf, SkTT'I.E: asa 3 lAxge uuD1n4
~ Ysfl8 {s.fs- flkk-EZ1.ks AND TUNA. ~
sa~r,a e. Z7Nkck
gr - ui Agupt fU = xzmmx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

-Iy teiserbph Il tns Dispaicn.


Tl-F0lI. tu-N.. 1ctpHe. It'll Lhf
Superior Gou~t io-dg Judge 7 0rraucr
granted az 0~uer JOY Dr. payment o. l.N
A0uar %. ,he Hartford silk MIL al Tariff
vilia. thrown olr ui WORK ny -ba b.--n0l-
NOV aut FUlher Declarations. The oh
reI. %. .r. company verf also allowed d.
muse 81 as-lcI3mef. 20 insolvency. Iia-
r tr cIra. .Hf $50 D1l indemnify Mo-----'
gwen br Lnt company ir h2~-hu1meT and
Tuuttu as security llf endorsement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
LYnlnr 81 n.,rn,ryI-r.lr

LusuU.. Dat1h1- -s.--us ruuu.le. ol
IiIua II uITiH- -I.slG. n-. r-cre. nre-
."F Vision u. -ht LD.v virgin u .lf iI,-
1853 uf --ae. - -H1Ii-lu1- we~ A,.Eug
-r worship 2 -nr -pDt mc O., -bf I1u-f
luL j. Lars wee unable fr ulg.Ier-f -uf
rlusUul. increasing -u~gu--. rh' uu.n0~--
..a+ Yesterday gave n~ue-- -uU Che -rf d.
...ieL auc burned vHel va. acc0-G!Ict
cone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Tna CassnsIls Church saa Eiss Knights
- -.-.----l-l.L- ~ -.L.A IILan...nL

EAlTFuuI.l-. NJ. tfrIf,'.ssr H. AYftossif-
urss lTcmG ! seian. Williams, kenrirt-.
auf Ivgu arrived IL ST. oi9 li-ui-'if-.
galnr grf ..Hsf 1o- nf lmTppsf 81 bniaiIe q
oar iaranas plst (ll dina GiBBna j -
rirQ sr-tsad tum they Wi msH ti--nmrrgV
a. fnie~ume lbe Iii.uaf % sae lahoiir
C4r,rch fDvargi. she huigu1s a. LaUDr ~ NJ
ur-siI.zatuyn. TIM rtslIi ~ therT doiiigrs-
ti0r., RiH De- made public iN m=aIs y. 2
,.,reiil.fr alase-se1 lu fhf e8s-sT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

An ATLANTA a.s ts.iezrau aGys- There
m. es,p.e ..sE,eey iic-irrs III suunselsun VIII
.iie eliIa-rsuseIrt 81 lIrBhiiIiioil m AiialItA-
On, s,g.ur,sax and sunday. notwithstanding
tia ailered ia,nl jnuirblzien, Iberf Wesf
sNeusy.sxa a-,ssit far Drunkenness u
raust bt yeroIieetrG the Iii: mgynr The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

XIV H6rEE. C'uEk-s fieiOifaf 21--i''il'-
s-,,,.s,t, Apur@gR. . Isou1inEii Arnhilrst,
Ig-,nsrsF ~ lfit clrF, hin faf the nd I'VE
e's.'T. girc n JacssaHgiiie' 1'iA-, n
,,.lgs.nn. IIe slle lsalleFea Ina he h-s
t,,-.l,s murdered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

~ Al.it- 2 nue-lct-r c9sDtt - liz -it8pl-tri..
IElI1K. DcloneT 4b-Tuf AJrft Ir-
T.gf aCzC.iC. Prince Blsll--ft nrclu.
s1fs lnT 1--muur iiae uD cgu-f ~ r1ur
U.aiL of LuEinnL cDi0Dill pnurr. THE
fev pue7-Iuu- INIT Discussion br-Veeu
GERMANY I'll Ln-AbL. She Uaucr srrs VIII
su0r-H boz settled Jesi-urly ana Justly Do
-Ic Interests nI hD.L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Es-ssa.I zssxzzs "a bee zs-vtre.
ra.r t.ll..r-sIlr No M LlLarsk I'M

rfucsen. Qeiai,,T 9G.-J'be Iimsf lriut-
e,.er,sl dispatch f-8M SAB ] -srsiseD This
u,o-,iing psse~tine ftim alleiaei IivvIr h
r,,,, tf l,f hurried ~ Miss fme, who re-
s,s.4 N CisEiauG. faa Sif !, 81 ar.itIn
.,,,la ,,.rf yi.t rcT uuIn, b p-etfs- ageutf
veers ,,lg. aud hieiiF accomplishing. shp
,,,e i s. s.id.. $50 .OeD a. hoy ps'r r.gif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
French En1erfeyeBet IN Esypt

1.gHDuE. OetDbef 2s.-1De Iaaes un Pc.
.iai Lurc jddesieich. 1he J 0Tciru --.rr-
ury. VII tel. RI Z 8udur1Du. -hs -"arl
Amln-sad0r, plainly md tirmT riHr Eng
ENC VII iuGgr i0r nrrseL v lgu ba1 llrit
u Er7lr r. finished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Inr.tlrr f,r Hing Humber.

~ 2 ngiE' A rsarieI-I cs.nls % -iie Jspstci-.l
Enm- October The municipal aI-
.hnritief huve vnteG IN u-lr 81 -iit dry ~
pvessmr Affection and inTli-f iD- hne
Humbert, n Yirw Oi be reeeui rcadIru8-
ti0r tta fhe nninp'l rnDUuf1 o. BONE Was
iurian.h,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

.ty Anglo American rEDis b Lit liiHpsstsn-l
LniDgH, t'ciul,ef ag.-A creu hrt hah
oceur-nc IN the L0-Tiy-dueE VsrBilouss ~
LiVeTI'o0L y WINS Stocked virn HD10u ana
cram. T'ts daula,,t h estimated IL ElbAs-
Hnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Remembrance 10 p 7-EilruRo Official.
-.5,..,..,.. .e. ..~--s ~ a. rt.e rtirurrot D.

A--l1--. rA.. .,Horer - -. J EIn-r'-
SOD. 3D. 4. -mef o.. I'm M itlelmnua. ugt ----
r.r-.- foreman F -ia ~puuG-uou,. ~ 600.
f.a-i " .nr---ef -unH iu luh civ. Yves TO-
uI-ii tlresauHc WITH vGei t- boz fellow
vu-i-uau. I'll. ve- feudsvel uanGu" o.
.ur Grant BDur E31.u-It .-gtr. iT
Eeuu Jut is.u.1r-rv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

by Anglo American sable 10 sns Daps luha
Lu1JsGl., fs-fDhsr 2G-Ihe hfondcrd
srys Prince WaidruaE. 81 Denmark. wiz
ie PROPOSED inr aDu probably elecisc 10
slf yacnlt buign-.an tiivoBt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
AEunnnlnu al,arnnaar.

LtIt.rA'I u ~ ~ -IlHptllI'Ll-I
NvIf -p-1. HE--uG. DctpJel IL
-auua o. Ie.tI. accountant iDr tlt
Craig. uF uul Insurance. Company Aa-
descended 800 .Dr urec @.ate- wiz severn.
-uuu-auL dai.l- U -Hu. company. m0uet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

fs,y 1s.tarsasfr an Ens ll''ss%-ni--i
x,,,ssg,,,.,. o. NafDisg N.-3HD lifil'
,,s,n..e ggIt,ee gaTy,l.H ap6 3'hsnaas sse'''l
v'.'ys y,slirr en- & s3meacr On 1ne VS.
ss,,.,,,.s ,si,,,,a uear lar,i. as us2isi, v'lien
,'eT gr~s 9,u aogn by irsssiii E-siii uiia
lnetz.llly kilieA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
WI Etn Rlrnn-Er u.

~ AnElO-AmeriGsI CANE 20 me DisDsInt..
AAn.ui liciuteT aG.-Ihf United -Uir-s
Government has informed .lair -uH g VII
uui VitnGrry Lue yIrucianu.- iul -eesiniitat-
ne D. l'ef cent nu,J IN spanish imiDi,.
tTun Dcfai,eY 2Jth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

= VIII D y N -T-I-I7I-- IN
ry oF Al- rD. D"'f.H- 10 90.
7Iuma- haruI-. -ht u0v u-el -tl-.-
n -ui-t"-. wac -m-.'r pre-eIi"c rr ire-
0eu- -ilz tl- mn"unr. an ~ cccnaug'
rf f-rlrIt -"I imeUtr u""u"e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

gleci, nnd dcspsir seem to be sstfIing upon
n iieO3ac. 1s.Khof1 pen MOI 40 alip2 Srs
iudfcr 10 rfcserf the sf'rer'nure 90 nHs
jus; riiargs lisels 10 bsnrfh 1rrlaod.' Tbs
fiishur'. lsnFuaae hss caused Q sensasisu
The AEtisnalisls claim ftid be has beer
eBuverled f. The home-rtlc fnith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

I-'E1rbT- UctOnsf % lsth
EALEs-FRaT boAEn.-fl5p Virgins
COUPONS ial6l ~ 60 5000 Atisuts EDd
CnfrDJtt pc0mef O. 1oys ~ BE&ret uniUn
Bnf-E a. I.icrn mo g. &C.
sFcuED BbhEIl -5sl Wig Hls paf SEM
f-,,e.to-trf a. az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

fily AnEiv-Anserlcnn rABss q tsis Disp&t1i2-l
II1nIk, Oet0ber sE.-I;,stf Rev. III
GYsgG, Prnsenm1f bishop ri CarE, m nm
aiinSea u Che css.cVmen ~ n,s cioreae
sisd. Livery intfwr4n kIncutsil'fi eVury
salalne4 \ Depressed rurnirzsut'aa, ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
sgslsEss erreKTIxsrH.

COON wTLBUF THEfIxTCREs
w ~ al Isl ElisatD kESTAU-
EAfT ~ tnf southwest ro-nar NJ SAIL snd
air-,snen s.rteis. kiciimond VA 9,5.asrt
gyuprset0f mUvifX 10 tDs eDritry. Amy
On he Iyrullxc2
~ - xis LsRsES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
VeIyImogI SToCE mtEhET.

LA1.T-nuEE III. October - Virginia
O. rmsDinE.eG ~ jas. cue coupons.
81 a.. IJ-suB 50, new 3 e. st'a Bio TO
dEy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
TOssEsa0E

POSSESSION
JFAE
UVEECsAg
Nay X g1aD
rEvEsTMEyT.
-EAvs -yTEEEsT.
! EE--ETEs IJ-
Or
gEEDoT9Irs BILL
OH
EE0IAJUs g-oCE
NOV READY PR
EsRETgoN
TEUU FIND UszE
AN1ES
IEL01vE SHOW
BY IT.
= YDC u NJT,
VI sEAIL
HAVE
ONLY sHygE
NEAT
E4G s-JCE We
ALWAYS
CARLY HI:EE.
sAEs.
uEPOsTE
F'9s1-
QFFqCE. ne Z5-lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
naar. s-oEE. srrTss.rAIaex. a..

UALTER L. BRAUER, STALL l2
w p EsI NAEKfcJ dsfEssr IN FEESH-
sAIHkA AhD kA KID kEsf-f. PJf.k.
SAuehGE g. jvug,sA4 n EEy pei n'
Virginia Enf ADs.r LErDsiuf turn ailrd WIN
pur. r.fflsc a 1g1LgN-, ALA.lfN. SrrosN
~ mai nltsc by express !. =. = -fnoSsG
titsaf- = unenss b speciAily ~ lb-4m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
TEE sTTHAEr mFsTExx.
ROu fhe me-chsui F.rssrs,s Bsey wrs
sfHlen.

1lH teafh Of Mrs A. 7. stewart recali-
ibs nIystsry af Tn stealing NJ her busbaDe's
body. Tie Orld says:
Aicxandgr Turney siewa-i died on tue
1Eh % Afril. 1876. His DooF was inferred
IN he SteyHr7 gauli In ~. Marks church
vHrG. mar tlse sacgnd-rveuue end und eQui-
distant from Eleventh street an0 S-uFve-
saui aglalH. The remains were TO ne
ineff untl the cTyIH ~ garden CITY gas
fes0y 10 receivf them- ON theGl ~ Ost0-
hc-. ls7e-eigifren months iaief-sgZfur
Iiamli reported % Judge Hilton t,Ei be hau
tnm morning discovered marks % lrYinr
around the eQce ~ fhs slab tina marssed
tbt t1mh. 5adgt Hilton rive INSTRUCTIONS
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believed - be perfectly sale. Without
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DOCK AND JOE PERMITTING
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
l., A. at. RAILROAD.

The contract for grading Sections
l to inclusive, being the connection
between. the L. & N. railroad and the
present line on the l., A.. & 7. road
north of Glen Ellen, was taken by q.
III. Ryan, OF Russellville, Ky, the we'll
known banker of that place. Possess
ing abundant means and thoroughly
understanding such work, the contract
will certainly be completed by the
specified time--on or before the 1st day
of March 1887.
Work, preparatory to changing to
standard guage between Glen Ellen
and Newstead, distance of twenty
miles, is progressing rapidly under the
charge of Roadmaster P. M. Vermil
lion. In few days the engineers will
begin locating the line from Cerulean
Springs to Princeton. From Newstead
ten miles are graded, but no openings
put in; thence, seventeen miles &c
Princeton, no work has been done.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16

THE New Orleans Democrat says the
mule and horse trade for the past season
has been better than for the previous
year. AS to the coming season it says !:
"The supply of mules in the West is not
as large as last year at this time, owing
to the large sales made, to the United
States government. The present out
look for the coming years business in
mules is very encouraging, as the crop
prospects are very favorable for all
three of the Great Southern staples,
sugar, cotton, and rice-which will
stimulate planters to renewed efforts
and induce them to purchase literally.
The prospects for good city demand
for mules is also good, as the movement
of large crop will necessitate the pur-
chase by draymen of more stock than
usual, as they sold off very close in the
spring"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16

PATTI Rosa, supported by her ex-
cellent Company, opened the season at
Elders Opera House on Friday night
in GAINESVILLE Bobin Fred Marsden s
successful comedy Drama. She also
gave matinee Saturday evening and
appeared in Zip Saturday night.
Mr.. John w. Dunno is possessed OF
more merit than is usually found among
travelling troupes, and Mr.. Harry War
rem as philosophy Jack" was an un-
abridged success. 1t was difficult To
decide whether the saucy little actress
or the young men in the audience were
most amused by her singing "Caro
line" for both seemed familiar with
the song. Her plays are amusing and
her audiences were well pleased.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16

Mr.. G. w. LITTLE, who has been on
the I. A. & T., railroad work Tor two
years, has taken the position OF grade
foreman undor Mr.. G. H. Ryan, the
contractor for the new work. Mr.. Lit
tie is an experienced railroad man,
having been on the Mobile C. Ohio as
general section master and Tracklayer
for ten years previous to the time he
came to GAINESVILLE. He is a man OF
sober, steady habits industrious and re-
liable. Mr.. Ryan will find him val
liable assistant in executing the work
for which he has contracted.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
A New Railroad,

The incorporators OF the new road
consisting Of the following named gen.
tlemen: III. @. Merritt, J. ]. Crusman,
w. M. Daniel, John Pettus, R. w.
Roach, and A. v. Goodpasture, met
last Monday. Capt. Crusman was
called to the chair. An election of
officers being in order, Mr.. H. G. Mer-
rift was put in nomination for President
by Mr.. Daniel, and unanimously
elected secretary and treasurer.
This is going at business in business
style. There is now an organization,
that has "a local habitation and name
and propositions from any and all quar-
tiers will be received and treated with
the deliberation their merits may
deserve.