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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20

A review Of the production OF the
Washington oil field has been printed. 1t
gives the following summary OF the
amount Of money invested;
Number OF wells drilled, ,,,,.,,,..,... Of
Average cost, 5000 per well"."""""."r. $500
Wells drilled ,,.",,,.,,.. ll50OO
Amount paid In bonuses and purchases. B7OO
Estimated running xpenses"'m""."..".. 75,0U
Capital invested Ant day,,.,,.,,,.,.. 100
To this must be added the cost Of about
20 wells now drilling, aud as a reward the
operators, who as q body have invested
the above amount oil money, have pro.
duced l,026,500 barrels Of oil, Of which
amount 020,26O barrels go to them, and
100, 250 to land owners for royalty Zone
farm being held 10 FEEL These 92O, 25O
barrels Of oil, sold OF, say zoe per barrel,
will give $500. 1855 on an Investment as
above OF 81 1854, 200, or about IS percent,
And the u wells which have produced
the above amount Of oil to the Let day Of
September, were on that day producing
1900 barrels per day, which gait would
soon Ill up the gap OF AZ percent between
the amount expended and the amount
received. Evidently 1t pays to
drill In Washington county,
even for low.pricsd oil, but
comparatively few wslls produced the
bulk OF this oil. In 25 dry holes are In.
cluded one or two very light producers
aud several gas wells, the latter OF which
can hardly be called failures, inasmuch
as they are source OF some revenue.
Sixteen wells produced up TO September
an aggregate Of 772,4Ol barrels, daily
production Of 5,236 barrels. II to these
sixteen are added the production Of some
Of the later gushers-such as McKeown,
q, 8 and 4, the Taylor and 8, Fair
Grounds No. lit will be found that
20 or 80 wells have produced more than
10 percent oil the oil, leaving the other 80
to IS to scratch along on 10 percent OF the
production and 30 percent Of the expen.
dlture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20

What Ia bought Is cheaper than a gift,
Why not buy a bottle OF Red Star Cough
Oure2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20

A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND J0B
q ;s RElIlE Wing g Psy sd promptly 'i''oa"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20

The surviving members Of the troops
commanded during the Rebellion by the
gallant and lamented Custer, who intend
70 be here this week in attendance
upon the Reunion, can be easily
picked out by their neckties. They
have decided to wear long, flaming red
Bcaffg, such as their brave commanders
always used 10 wear. Clusters long, vel.
low hair and his flaming neck-scari always
helped to give that air Of dash to his ap.
peafancs that set the men wild with en-.
thuSlasm and made them willing to follow
him anywhere,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20

The highest point in the State Is at
Bayard, on the West Virginia Central, 1t
"a $3.50 feet above the sea level,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

business Of Atlanta, when II Is an "a
mitted fact that In comparison win o'ner
cities Of the South the present ACTIVITY
in business circles is almost phenomenal
They tell you that businessmen are
leaving us. The doggery-keeperss'
drunkards, gamblers, loaiers' dead.
beats. and prostitutes are leavins--)us'
these and no more.
Atlanta is prosperous and happy
Her virtue.loving people have risen up
in their majesty and stamped out what
they felt to be curse and disgrace to
their community, and their homes and
hearts are full Of sunshine and gladness.
To succeed in this fight you must call
things by their right names. Every
doggery in Richmond is gate to hell,
and be who befriends it is a friend to
bell. Knowing this to be true, let us
have the manhood to say it.
The church-member who stands by
the black flag OF the rum fiend is no
friend to Christ. Knowing this to be
truth you must boldly proclaim it.
1t has been demonstrated that nine
tenths Of the crimes Of this country
have their origin in the bar-room curse.
That being true, then the defenders OF
bar.rooms are supporters Of crime, and
should be so stjgmatized.
Heroes in the grandest chivalry the
world ever saw, lift high your royal
banner and never yield to fear. Dare
to tell the whole truth and to do your
whole duty, and God will give you the
victory. Yours truly.
j. i. HAWTHORNE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
wse. Nss In Festive Agony.

,be rbeumatic are seldom free from n Ger.
lain soreness or stiffness In the Joints ana
muscIes which serves as n constant re-
minder that the virus only waits an un-
10 worm bic change OF weather. or the aid OF a
cold. 10 emphasize lis presence with ex'
cruciating twinges To prevent the recur-
renee and mitigate the pain there IL no
Amer or 50 fer source OF relief than Hostel
ters stomach Bitters, q medicine every
way preferable TO the poisons, repeated IN
npifesimai doses Of which are taken. TO the
nreiudlce OF health and the Jeopardy OF
life, and without O permanently remedial
effect. sleep banisbed by Rheumatic and
peuragic pain Mt night is restored by this
benefcent soother OF toe nervous system.
and he slumber which IL superinduces Is
far more refreshing and beneficial than the
siupor into which the brain Is thrown Dy
narcotic Appetite and digestion. as well a.
sleep. are improved by II. ana u Is an al
mira bic regulator and tonic for the bowels
and kidneys. Use It for rheumatism before
retiring. ap l3-Iu'IhlWl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
bloody HattIe In Kentucky.

by Telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I
LOUISVILLE, KY, April l2.-The
COurier-Jownol'S special tells Of a
bloody battle fought in the mountain
wilds Of Harlem county, Ky, on March
Goth. John Day and three Mniard
brothers and two Napier brothers were
on their way to a log-rolling, when
they were met by Isaac Day, Jacob
and Sol. Burkhart. and Silas Bogg
They were all armed with rifles, and
sheltering themselves behind trees be-
gan firing. The firing last half an hour,
when both parties retired. Sol. Burk-
hart was killed, Jake Burkhart was
seriously wounded, and Silas Bogg was
shot in the head, but not fatally. The
parties surrendered and are now in Jail.
The trouble grew out Of the arrest
Of Isaac Day, charged with stealing.
His brother went on his bond, but slr-
rendered him, and the fight resulted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
DE AIlIS.


BROWN Died, nj l2Os west Clay street.
Monday. April IZtb. at 7:ij A. NJ. JOHN
II. BROWN; aged twenty-seyen yeals and
eight months.
Funeral at First Presbyterian church
Madison and Grace streets. on TUESDAY
at4 T. NJ. Friends OF the family invited TO
attend.
LEVY Died. I'm Washington, ID. C.. sun.
day night. at IL O'Clock Mrs. MARIAN
LEVY. widow OF the late Ash Levy; aged
sixiy-three.
The remsinswill be brought to Richmond
TODAY Tuesday on the fast mail at 2:39
7. VI. Service at the Jewish cemetery al
3 O'Clock.
MOUNTCASTLE.-Died. al lI:i5 T.. NJ,
April II. 1850. al the residence OF his
father. EDGAR WESLEY MOI NrCAS-
TIE, eldest son OF Vernon I. and Mary v
Mountcastle, in the twenty-ninth year Of
his age.
Funeral services from the First Baptist
church TOMORROW "wednesday AZ
TERNOON at l O'Clock. Friends and &C.
quaintances OF the family are respectfully
invited To attend.
. WILHELM.-Dled at Williamsburg Va.
ON the nth instant, WILLIAM WILHELM.
son Of the late George and Mary Wilhelm.
His remain Will arrive by the Chesa
peake and ohio railroad train at 1l:55 To-
DAY, and be Inferred in Shockoe- Hill
cemetery. Friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
CuEs1ERrIELD.
Mass. Meeting - RESOLUTIONS Axatnss
the Use OF Coupons.

For the Dispatcnl
At a mass.meeting Of the taxpayers
Of Chesterfield county at Chesterfield
Courthouse on Monday. 18th day OF
April, 1886. for the express purpose Of
discussing the Riddleberger settlement
of the State debt, DR.. W. j. Cheitha
called the meeting to order, and on mo-
ton George Z. Robertson, Esq, was
called to the chair. Mr.. William Il.
Cbslkley was elected secretary.
On motion of Hon. w. W. Baker a
Committee on Resolutions was ap
pointed by the Chair consisting Of Hon.
W. W. Baker, W. Roane Rutlin, Esq,
Ir. r. J. Cheatham, Mr.. John S. Taylor,
and L. Wells, Esq. The committee re.
ported the following preamble and reso-
lutions, which were adopted:
Whereas his Excellency Governor
Fitzhugh Lee has issued proclamation
calling on the citizens OF the cities.
towns, and counties at their earliest con-
yenient time to give emphatic express
sion to their sentiments and purposes.
that an outspoken declaration Of the
public sentiment may visit its rebuke
upon those who appeal to the law to
enforce the reception Of coupons in pay
ment for taxes due the Common wealth
therefore
EeSoired. That we, the farmers, mer-
chants. manufacturers. and citizens gen.
orally Of the county Of Chesterfield. in
mass-meetiDg assembled, most heartily
endorse the sentiments expressed in the
proclamation of the Governor, and
pledge ourselves to discountenance the
payment of taxes in coupons and to use
all Of our influence in prevailing upon
our people not to use coupons in the
payment Of taxes; and to that end we
will withdraw our support from any
party who offers coupons in payment Of
taxes either in this county or any other
county. or in any city or town.
Resolred further, That we are glad
to record the fact that no JoHa.fde
citizen Of Chesterfield paid his taxes,
or any part thereof, in coupons during
the last year.
On motion it was
Resolred. That a copy Of the above
resolutions be sent to the Richmond
Dispatch, State, Wing, and Reformer,
and the Petersburg Mder- Appeal for
publication.
A. 6. ROBERTSON. Chairman.
Wuli0m b. Chaikley, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

The Portsmouth Enterprise, whose
editor is a member of the Legislature,
says:
ave regard all propositions to re-
open the debt question as very injurious
to the Commonwealth. They simply
strengthen the hands Of Malone and
give him another chance to obtain con-
troll Of the State"
The Abingdon Standard says:
"Tbe whole people will rise up and
support and uphold the hands Of the
Governor in his effort to protect the
revenue Of the State. He said in his
canvass that he would do all in his
power TO sustain the Riddleberger bill,
and this proclamation proves that he
will stand by his pledges and fulfil his
promises.
1.-The yirginian that now offers to
pay his taxes in coupons is little better
Than q traitor. The law.abiding. pa
tiiotic citizens Of the State will stand
by the old Commonwealth in this day
OF trial, and will in every possible way
do all they can to enforce the settle
ment Of the State debt under the pro-
visions of the Riddleberger BILL"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

To the Editor of the Dispatch
The following was the reply of DR..
Hawthorne to the letter requesting him
to take part in the local-option canvass
in Richmond. In q private letter he
promises to come on, if possible, about
the Goth:
ATLANTA, GA, March %, 1886.
Rer. John William Jones, D. d., Rich
mond, Va:
Dear Sir,-I have just received your
communication on behalf Of the Local
Option Executive Committee, inviting
me to your city to speak in the interests
of prohibition. l deeply regret that an
attack Of bronchitis renders it impos-
sible for me to accept. Should my
health improve l will endeavor to be
with you on some occasion before the
close Of the contest.
Icannot express in words the intense
interest that | feel in the struggle
which the friends of truth and purity
and humanity and God are making to
redeem the capital of Virginia from the
wicked and accursed dominion of an
INSCRIPTIONS and goddess whiskey
ring. If Richmond is the purest and
most thoroughly Christian city on the
continent she can now prove it. Every
man among you who loves country
and honor and clesnness and rectitude
more than money or Office or party
will now make himself known and felt.
These are the times which try mems
souls" No greater blessing could
come to community at such q crisis as
the one through which your city is now
passing. In this whirlwind Of agitation
men will be sifted, and we shall know
what they are. The fire is upon you
which shall try every mans work.
Your men of wood, hay, and stubble
will be consumed, but your true men
will abide the ordeal and come forth
unscatbed, and with divine glory upon
their faces.
The liquor.dsalers and their seryle
dependents tell you that prohibition is
q failure in Georgia, when the records
Of the criminal courts show that in
every county which has adopted it crime
has been reduced not less than 90 per
cent. They tell you that it has greatly
impaired the value Of real estate in At
lants, though the assessed value Of her
real estate is . million and half dol
lars greater than it was a year ago.
They tell you that 1t has killed the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pay- IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
IN ALL
DEPA RTMENTS

DEPARTMENTS
At
MITTEtDoRFGR's
THIS WEEK.
LARGE STOCK or NEW GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.
All the latest styles Of DRESS Doop9,s uon
as HomespuDs. Thcots, combination
SuitiBg, Csghmeres. Alnatross' SATIN
HerbeTs, Examines Brocades. &C. &C.
Look at our "a SATIN BEHbfh9 nj ZVc'
HoMMGasPUSs at 12gl. ic'., 20, 80, IS aud
50c.;
CRiNKiFs at 81 .. and I2Hc:;
DRESS GINGHAMS at G. and luc.;
FRENCH PERCALEs. yard wide at &c:
BLACK GOODS. in ali styles ana quantities.
from 81 to sl.2j per yard;
WHITE GOODS nom to 20c.-at least 81
per cent. less than last years pric :;
Five cases of the BEsT QUALITY PRINTS
Mt 4%c.-sold elsewhere at tn,
MATTINGS. MATTiNGS. MATTlN6S'
3G5 rolls OF NEW MATIiNGS Just received
from auction. White. Red.Check: aud
Fancy at l2H. Il. 10, IL 10. 81, ana &c
for the best. We are still head uarteIs
on this article and cannot be undersO.d.
our stock Of CARPETS 10 be closed out re-
gardless Of cost;
Oll.CLOTliS for the floor AT Zoe 49, ana
soc. per square yard:
WINpOW.SHADES complete. ready 10 put
upwth Hartshorn patent rollers al -
oV' ou, ~, anu o'0'-i o'' '''''" '''
usual prices;
CORNICE.POLES at SO, 81. so. 50, and 75c
psiI-a very large assortment.
PAfiASOLS. PARASOlS. PARA0Ol.S
1850 NEW PARAsOLS Just opened from
four OF the largest manufacturers IN
New York Look at our 22-inch CDACH-
ING PAKASUL In Red, Scarlet Navy
Brown Tan and Black, at 81 worth 81.
All the Dcw shapes-Aikado and other
siylfs-at very low prices. CHILDREN =
RASOl.S-the largest stock IN the
city. .,,
A complete stock oi MOTIONS. THIN
NINGS COR-ETS. GLOVES. HD-lE-
RY. TABLE-LGNEN. COLLARS. TIES
and SCAkFS.
JERSEYS from SOC. 10 s35O-a large assOrt-
ment.
All IN want Of bargains should give us
call. ID. 4 f. MIITELDORttk
ap I3-Tu&Th j27 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

Saturday evening in Providence, r.
l., there was a big demonstration 10
favor Of Q constitutional convention,
and this was one Of the notices dis
played;
" Six States only tax tho suffrage;
tie roll Of Dishopor Georgia, Ten
nsssee, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Mas
sacbuse.ts, Rhode Island"
And yet where is the howl for "a
free ballot" raised oftsner than In
the States Of Pennsylvania, Rhode
Islspd, and Massachusetts,. The Re.
publicsns Of. those States 30 into
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

JOHN A. MORAN writes to the
Alexandria Gazette a communication
commenting upon Governor PER-
FONTS late letter to the Dispatch.
There is nothing in the communication
that calls for any notice from us ex-
cept the following;
THE status is not, as the editor Of
the Dispatch seems to think and
would believe, that of twice seek
irl payment from the United States a
claim that has been paid to proper
agents, but rather of making such
agents account for their stewardship in
reference to the s4l ,G57."
Go ahead, then; but we wouldn't
give one dollar for all thu money you
will ever realize from those proper
agents" We are glad to know tat
no virginian is prosecuting bogus
claim against the Federal Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

hysterics at the least intimation Of re-
stric,ion upon the southern negro In the
matter Of voting, yet pretend to believe
that II is all right and thoroughly IN
accord with the "genius Of Republican
institutions A" that thousands Of white
freemen in the North should be dis
franchised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

FLAMING LoCAL.0PTroN LAWS
The merchants, manufacturers, sales
men, and their customers in New York
city have organized themselves into the
Traders and Travellers Union. One
Of the first important steps the union
took was TO frame the following bill:
A Bill to Regulate Commercial Sales oil
Goods and Merchandise by Samples,
Catalogues, Card, Price-List, De-
scrip,ion, or Other Representation,
Between Residents Of the Several
States and Territories.
Be IT enacted, &c., That residents
Of each State and Territory may within
the other States and Territories and
within the District OF Columbia solicit
from dealers or merchants orders for
goods and merchandise by sample,
catalogue, card, price-list, description,
OF other representation, without pay
ment of any license or mercantile tax.
This bill is to be sent to Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

at is intimated that Senator JONES,
Of Florida, will abandon the siege Of
Detroit this week and return to Wash
ington. JONES should be careful in his
movements. The fool-killer is on
picket" But not in Washington, or
there would have been somewhat Of
boom in congressional funerals long
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
DESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS never

~ deceive the public. bat beware OF the
Cheap John druggists who offer yon plas-
ter called "Capsicum." Capsiciu." Zap.
ucin," or "Capsicine." and tell you it Is
substantially the same as the genuine Ben
sons Capoine Plaster. or even better. They
ask less for the imitation, for IL costs less
but as q remedial agent IL Is absolutely
worthless. The reputation OF Bensou's a.
the only plaster possessing actual and high
curative qualities is the result OF many
yess' experiment and honorable dealings
on the part OF the proprietors: and 5000
physicians. pharmacists and druggists en-
done IL as the best ever made.
ap OF ,Sukru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
The VALLEY.
Win Burned-Anfi Coupon Meeting
ICorresnnnde nee OF IL @ Rlchm nnh nlsnafcn 1

VIII bUfueu-Autt soupOb NsetiuS
Correspondence Of Il e Richmond Dspatcnl
LURAY, Va, April Is, 1856.
The nouring.mill of Mr.. Nailor,
situated near Elkton, Rockingham coun-
ty, was totally destroyed by fire last
night. The loss is estimated at about
$500, partly covered by insurance in
the East Rockingham and Page Mutual
Fire-lnsurance Company. The fire Is
supposed TO have been accidental.
a call has been issued for public
meeting to be held at the court
house in this place on next
Saturday the 18th. to give pub
lie expression to the sentiment Of
the people Of this county in their pur-
pose to stand by and uphold the Rid
dlebeIger bill and also to condemn the
use Of coupons in payment oftaxes, and
to urge the people to pay their taxes in
money. The meeting will nor doubt he
attended by large numbers of both par
ties. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

Zone man wants whiskey in bar
room; another wants soda in drug
store. Then they arbitrate. They
both take beer in a beer-saloon. Or
compromise and take whiskey and
soda.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
- LEYYN DAVISOFFER NAM

BIZ" LEVY x DAVISOFFER MANY
SPECIAL BARGAINS They now have ia
store the largest best assorted. and cheapesi
stock OF goods in this city.
Their stock OF HAMBURG EDGINGS ami
INSER1INGS is larger than ever aud
and the prices lower;
ALl.ONER IACES aud HAMBt RIGS IN
great variety:
COLGATE SOAPS. TOILET WATERS.
TOILET pow DERS. and H\NpkEH-
CHIEF EXTRACTS:
ITBI\'S HANDkFRCNtEF EXTRACTS
and TOILET POWDER;
The genuine FARINA COLOGNE:
A mi aSsortmentof MANICURE GOODS;
IlrMSTlrCHED SHEETS and PILLOW
CASES-the latest novelty for house
keepers: ,.,..,.,.
MARS ElLLES. CROCHET. ana HONEY
COMB QUILTS at very low prices
TfDIES i'm endless variety;
LINEN LAP-KOBhS cheaper than ever;
LACE PARASOIrCONF FRS at Bargains;
NOOI.IACE FIpCNCING. full yard Wide
at 7jc. yard worth 81 %;
WOOL.LACE EpGiNGS in all co,Ors very
cheap; .......,... ,.,,,...
\ large assortment of MOI RNIN1, DRESS
GOODS. NC.at LEVY & DAN - :
1917 and 1919 Main street.
No such on assortment Of BAbN CNN-
RIACk.S can be found elsewhere. ap IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
Baseball Yesterday.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

IBy telegraph 70 inc DlspaIch.T
Baltimore: BaltimOres, 5; Roches-
tiers National League. 4.
Philadelphia Athletics, 2; Phila-
delphias, 3.
Macon Macons. 81 ChicagOs, 1.
Augusta; Augustus, Il; Charles
tons. 3,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
GRAND CnMrnY ROnM.

OkAND tpMlD1 BUM.
The Irish Comedy Kings.
GIBSON And RYAN.
in their musical three-act comedy. entitled
IRISH ARi~TDCRACN,
replete with Mirtb. Music and Melody.
Fun, Funny. FUNNIEST.
All under the immediate supervision OF
New Norks fayorlie manager Mr..
CHARLES BURKE.
Prices OF admission. IS, % and SOC Natl
nee prices: Children under twelve years of
age i5c.. aud adults 2jc.-to any part Of the
house.
Box. Office open from 10 A. NJ. TO 8 p. NJ.
for the sale OF reserved seats. apll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

If President CLEVELAND intends to
marry all the ladies the papers have
engaged him to he would better take
the governorship Of Utah himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
WATCHES. JEwELRY, ae.

ZONE, SEE, AND BE SATIS-@
~ FlED.-I can sell q watch to IN
suit you as cheap as any in or out OF -
New York. Forty years practical expert
enee warrants me In saying they are as
made. Exa mined and regulated for the
pocket by myself; guaranteed for two years.
Sent safe aud free by mail or express.
ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
Ill Broad street, Richmond, and
NH 90 Petershurg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

Art is long and time is ileeting,"
and it is too bad to spend half of short
life distressed with neuralgia, when
% cents spent for one bottle of Saliva
ton Oil will cure it quickly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

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with moderate capital, To secure the state
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STANDARD ELECTRIC CLOCK.
Accurate. reliable, perfection. Adopted by
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wherever introduced. yielding large profits
on q small outlay. Call on or write TO
STANDARD ELECTRIC CLOCK COM
PANY, 252 broadway. New York.
ap 9Th sa&rust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

"Four missionaries sailed from New
York for foreign countries on Satur-
day." And left the New York alder
men to their fate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

TWO MORE NIGHTS.
ApRIL 18TH AND lith,
appearance Of ROSlNA NOkES and her
LONDON COMEDY COMPANY.
presenting each evening the exquisite TRi-
iLE BILL consisting OF
IN HONOR BOUND.
MY MILLINERS kILIi and
A PANTOMlME REHEARSAL.
Telephone 4S7 ap i3-itf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-13

THE VIRGINIA RUNNING AND
i TROTTlNG-HO ASSOCIATION
will ha We their first meeting at the NirZi Ia
state FAIRGROUNDS. Richmond, Va, on the
Am AND 5Tu OF MAY, 1855.
Entries are respectfully solicited from all
bI eeders and owners Of running aud trOt-
ting horses. Four races will be given each
day Purses s2O0 each. Address all COM
munications 10 WILLIAM >. AYERS. Sec.
retary. Exchange Hotel.
by Committee:
q. II. BERRY,
CHARLES T.. BOILING.
POWIIATAN l.. DUPUI.
WILLIAM &. ADAMS,
D.. an l3.Iw T. VI. NEWELL.