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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19


,I,RUSTkE'S SALE OF A HIGHLY
y IMPRoyEDT. ANp xAItS y H1. EAs.
!y;,kr dip 2s uSv xnso An H EEEsxST
STORE. HOUSE, AND LOT or GROUND
NEAR OLD CHU RCH by virtue OF deed
szssu,sa y =. isf S.T 81 sp IA. A.
1884. ana recorded in the clerks Office OF
The County Court Of Hanover county. In
i1ced. fsook IL page 207. and being thereto
reouested by the parties secured % the said
deed, shall offer for sale 1t public auction,
in front OF Mrs. Booners store, at OLD
Church. In Hanover county, Va, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1850.
st ~ NJ, that HIGHLY.IMPR0VED FARM
n IT'S ACRES. now occupied by A. T.
Broaddus situated within two miles OF Old
Church. within rfteen miles OF Richmond,
and short distance from the fork-River
railroad. The Dwelling and all the other
bulldogs are all new and In good order,
having been erected within the last few
wears. The soil has been highly improved,
and has about twenty acresset In nne grass.
the neighborhood Is healthy, and highly
desirable IN every respect, ., >, ,... .,
trust executed the oth OF April. 1881, and
recoi ded In Deadlock IL. page 1875. to Sc
cure $1,000 and interest from the 18th OF
" fFExs: Cash for all over the said $1,000
and Interest, and that upon such terms As
SHALL be announced at sale.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE
7 will, under deed OF trust executed by f. g.
Alexander on the 9Th OF July, 1879. also
offer for sale that HANDSOME TWO
STORY STORE-HOUSE erected few years
ago by f. s. Alexander. and the lot OF ON II
ACRE OF GROUND attached thereto. sit
uated about one fourth OF mile OF Old
Church.
This Ia an admirable location for coun.
try store and one Of the best store buildings
In the county.
Terms: cash. GEORGE Il. HAW,
ocIQ-Tu4W Trustee.
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VERY STRANGE. IF TRUE.
An Xrenars Long supposed Dead
Alive I'm India.

A Newport (R. ~ special saws: The
startling news Il received that FREDERICK
A. Cover, WAC was supposed 10 have been
lost BY being carried out TO sea In balloon,
Il alive and we'll. and Is living in Bombay.
Cover Is a brother 81 Judge Adyoc lte-
General Lewis Cover, OF the State militia
OF Rhode Island. and Reading-Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives. The missing
man began lie as newsboy. then became
a reporter. and subsequently, was news
editor Of the Providence Press. He left
the newspaper business when the first
public exhibition was given OF the Bell
telephone, and MADE a fortune. A Sunday
paper Is authority for the statement that
Cover Is alive, aud 1t gives the following
brief history Of this prominent young
man:
He contracted with Professor Bell to de-
liver lectures through the country, and az
terward took the French capital as his field
for introducing the telephone into popular
use. Soon after reaching Paris he amassed
fortune. His telephone enterprise thrived,
and he soon became the pltcntee OF the
most important improvements that have
helped to make the telephone so valuable
an instrument. Having satisfied bis
thirst for discovery and invention IN
this direction, Cover set to work eX-
perimentiug with machinery for aerial
navigation. His ideas were found
good in many respects, but they did not
differ materially from many others that had
been tried in the Franco-Prussian war. FL
nally, after many ascensons 10 different
parts OF France, at all OF which he claimed
TO be perfectly satisfied, he made extensive
preparations for ascending in monster ball
loon from Dierpe. Allof his appliances for
aeriul NAVIGATION were adjusted, and the as
censlon took place. The machinery, how
ever, apparently refused 10 work as Cover
had cldimed that 1t would. The wind was
out 10 sea that day. and Cover bad persist
entity argued that he could face the wind,
and that his air-Ship could 90 to
windwaTd as we'll rs to lceward.
French scientists iecred at his claim. Tue
balloon went ont to sea, and the only ves-
tige Of the big air-castle that was ever
found was the basket. which was picked up
on the coast many miles away. Cover was
given up for lost. He had not very long
before married Mile. Nordica the prima
donna. who, however, did not live happily
with her rich American husband.
Now comes the story that on Maabar
nlll, in Bombay, the yaniShe American is
living in good health, while his brother,
George Lewis Cover, is in France, taking
care OF his Interests.
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DANVlLLE.
Mr.. MeIntyre's Murderer Captured
An Incendisry Fire Recalls n
Tragic Death.

Mr. Mehotybeb MufuerSr b"p'"'~"
An Incendisry Fire Recalls n
Tragic Death.
ICorreepondenceo fth Richmond Dispatchl
OCTOBER Is. 1886.
Henry Fuller, the col0red man who
killed John j. Mcintyre. was captured last
night in a stable. He made no resistance.
Fuller says he has not been mile away
from the city since the night Mcintyre was
Killed, although any number Of persons
In remote pats OF Virginia aad North
Carolina have been arrested for Fuller.
lie saws. moreover, that be intended to give
himself up rs soon a. the excitement sub
sided. He was afraid he might be lvnched
II found Immediately after the murder, but
says he does not fear a fair trial.
Yesterday morning, about D o'clock,
the srcre Of j. ID. Robinson, IN North
Dsnville, was destroyed by fire. The
building belonged TO Mr.. W. 5. Lanier, aud
was insured for $500. The stock was val
ued at $4,000, aud was insured for $1,000.
IL l. believed that the store was DESTROYED
by incendiaries. Mr.. Robinson Is aconnec-
ton a the late Lucien Motley, whose tragic
death las been reported In the Dispatch. Ii
viii he remembered that Motey's body was
found at the foot OF precipice in North
Danvllle, and colored man named Gwyn
was arrested charged with the crime. De-
tective Wren worked up the case. aud Mr..
Robinson was instrumental Ia bringing
Mr.. Wren TO the city. 1t Is said thai no.
binsou received letter some tins aye
warning him that Motley was not afraid Of
negroes. and was no more; that Metutyrt
Wa nos afraid Of negroes, and he was de "a
An these circumstances. taken In consid
es1tlon with che fact that the store wa
burned about . o'clock In the morning
point TO the fact that tue store was de
s,foyed by an incendiary. The matter vii
receive, OF course, the closest investigation
Senator William A. Brown, Of Franklin
county. who was paraiy zed some time ago
died Yesterday. He was seventy years o
eye. end one Of the most popular man Il
bis section. ELLA.
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BY Quariss 4 McCuidy.
Neal Eststa Auctioneern.


GALE OF VALUABLE AST
- BROAD-sTHEET PROPERTY Be
TvfEN TwINTY.F1FTH AND TWEEN
TYseIxTH STREETS AT AUCrfON.-By
direction Of owner We viii offer for sale, ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1855.
At O'Clock, the TWO BRICK STORES and
dwellings Nos. 2607 and 1909 east Broad
street. The buildings are two stories nlgh.
and culyert con nections. and are occupied
Nv good tenants, and yielding fair rentals.
The iot hss front on Broad street OF 80 feet
s inches, and runs back 50 feet. There are
h no better property for Investment In the
TrRNs: One third cash balance in six.
twelve. and eighteen months, negotia ole
notes, interest added, and secured oy
QUARLEs a McCURDY.
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TIE Csmpsssn IN O'fsrrnIl's District.
.speeiai Telegram TO the Dspatch.l

HARRisoxBURG. Va, October ls.-W. r.
Alexander. OF Winchester, spoke TO large
audience IN the court-bouse here to-day
I'm behalf Of the Democracy, making tine
speech and fine Impression.
G.. Tyson Butcher independently spoke
IN behalf OF himself from q stand Ia the
courtyard, and later Colonel U. u. Roller
spoke from the same stand in behalf OF his
brother, the Other Independent.
CcIonel o'fsrTall will enter the county
Wednesday,. and speak every day until the
election. Look for the regular Democratic
majcrity in tbis district.
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NcRPoLx, October is.--A cc'ored farm,
lsborcr naraed Andrew wilkins, cmpioyeo
on the farm Of Willis Hill, near Ports
o. outh. while going 10 bis work along the
track of the Seaboard and Roanoke rsil'
road to-day, was struck by the cowcatches
o, the outgoing express train and Killed.
The accident was not known on the tram
At the time. and The body was found several
hours afterwards In ditch. with the skull
crushed. An inquest was held by Justice
SseeteI, OF the county.
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PROPOSALS.

(~[JD(-~o-rr(---r.r---- r--JCrrrrco-ar-0JDr-N
COMMoSwEALTH or VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC PRISTISG.
RICHMOND, VA, october IL, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this Office until IL NJ. TUES
DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855. for furnishing for
the use OF the Commonwealth the following
200 KEAMs. l7x2s. s2lb.
so REAMS, 17x22, 2slb.
24O REAMS, 16x2l, 24lb.
The above must he tub-sized and lot
dried papers, supertne quality, standard
10 REANs. lex22. Glib, No. ledger
1870 REAMs. 1sx25. s2lb.. No. ledger
stock.
100 RE ANS, 26xse. 5olb.. No. 1 engine
sized writing.
500 REAMs, 24xss, 50lb., No. 1 machine
finished book.
DREAMS, 2Ox25, 3olb., pest. Office paper.
2 REAMS, 20x25, 50lb., cover paper.
The right is reserved by this Office OF or
dering greater or less quantity OF any OF
The State may require, and the papers are
10 be furnished In such lots, and TO be de-
liveTed at such place or places In the city OF
Richmond as the Superintendent may d.
rect.
Bidders must file samples with their bids.
Contractors will be required TO enter into
bonds, with security. 10 be approved by the
penalty double the amount OF their con-
tracts.
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or
I'll bids. A MfCOU,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
oc l4.eod3t
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EARTHQUAKES. IF YOU DO
~ not want your walls 10 crack aud build
ipes 70 fall down use the ANCHOR BRAND
LINE. II 10 the strongest Lime made.
livery barrel Ruannteed. Mr.. Bailey Davis.
brick contractor lays: al have worked
Lime. and can highly recommend II 70 the
tYnce.v All i ask n trial.
WARNER MOORE. Sole Agent,
6eventoenth street, south aide Dock.
Lump and Ground PLASTER, kumao and
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RAILROAD LINES

u II E:ss ss s' - q : .,sss
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
SEPTEMBER IS, 1885.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
a.ls A. M. for Newport News. Old POM
Comfort and Norfolk. daily
except sunday.
I1.ob A. NJ. Through and Local Mail 10 al
points West. Sleepers Clifton
Forge 10 Huntington, except
sunday.
$50 p. M. for Newport News, Old Point
aud Norfolk. except sunday.
400 p M Charlottesville Aceommoda
ton, except Sunday.
s.25 p, NJ, for Louisville. Cincinnati, Chi.
cago, st. Louis Memphis, and
New Orlesns-Fast Express
with through Pullmsns daily
Only route running Pullmant
West from Richmond.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO Newport News aud Old Point. s a. NJ.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
s:35 A. NJ. Charlottesville Accommoda'
ton.
I1:I5 A, M. from Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News, except sunday.
$40 p. NJ, from local points and the West
except Sunday.
e:I5 p. ~, from Old Point, Newport News
and Norfolk daily, except Bun
days.
s:65 p. NJ. from Louisville and Cincin-
nati-Fast Express-daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport News arrives
at e:15 L. NJ.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets at 1000 Main street and al tnt
depot. ii; W. - Ltkh,
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS q. WICKHAM, Second Vice
President. SET
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 10. ls,s.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBUsd.
IrANE RIrHAONn


LEAVE RICHMOND
I,.aok.M. Daily, ria Richmond and Pc
tersbufg railroad. Arrive 40 te-
tersbufg 1920 z. 81. leave Pc
tesburg 1880 =. VI. daily, AZ
rive at Norfolk 3:lOP Z. 81.
ll:soA. NJ. Daily. ctd Rich mond and Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive ~ Pc
tersbnrg 1920 T.. NJ. No.
leaves Petersburg 1910 p. VI.
for Farmville. Lynehburg, 10
anoke. Bristol. Knoxville. an@
all points south and west.
$50 p. NJ. Dsiy, except SUNDAY. ga Rich
pond aud Petersburg railroad.
Arrive Petersburg 7;l5 Z. NJ.
leaves Petersburg 7:20 L. NJ,
daily. arriving Norfolk 10 Z.
NJ Through car Richmond 10
Norfolk.
$50 z. N. Daily. except sunday. ria Rich.
mond and Petersburg rstrOtl'
Arrive at Petersburg 7;loP z. ~
connecting with train No. j.
leaving Petersburg at e:25 T.
NJ, for Farmyille. Lynchours'
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville,
Chattanooga, AMI AL poln.A
south aud west.
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG.CAR ACCOMMO
DArI0NS.
No. l-slseping- car from Petersburg 10
Bristol without change.
No. s-Rcanoke 70 Atlanta, Montgomery'
and New 0Ileans without change.
Tickets, baggage cnechs. aud all lntotns-
ton can bs obtained at Richmond ana re-
tersburg railroad depot aud ~ A. "; Ia
bers. 1000 Main street. w. y. BEVILL
General Passenger aud Ticket Asea''
CHARLIE q. kppY, Vice. President "A
General oitcs. Roanoke, Va. Wv
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN Road.
SCHEDULE
IN EFF kCr JULY E. 1851

SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager.
F.B. THOMAS. General Manager. - i
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithfeld, Hampton, Old Point,
Waverly. aud Hicksford, Va; Washington,
ID. O.; Newbern. Washington, and rarboro',
Vile railroad, seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad, and East
ern North Carolina generally: also. for
Eastern Shore Of Virginia and al regular
lar dirgs on the James and Rappahanuock
rivers, at LOWEST RATEa, and through
bills isAred.
LIZ. TATUM. Superintendent.
e 10 No. HOS Main street and Rockets.
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HVRUSTEE'S SALEOF WOODLAND
j In HANOVER CoUNrY.-fy virtue
Of > deed Of trust from Marceilu: mlddls.
"a. 1855. and recorded in the office Of the
cieyE on the County Court Of Hanover
S;ounty, in Deed Book No. 10, page 400,
defnult having been made In the debt
secured by said deed, and being thereto
req uesied by the beneficiary In said deed.
will sell by public auction. NJ Hanover
Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1885,
that being County Court day. that certain
TRACT OF LAND lying in Ashland dis.
trict, Hanover County, about nye ana ma =
on the north side Of the graded road.
adjoining the lands OF J. D. Kelly, A.
McDowell's estate, and Others, and contain
Ing 70N ACRES, more or less being
the 81 nae land which was convey ed 10 the
said Middlebrooks by the late n. b. CLARKE
The attention OF persons engaged In cut
ting cord. wood Is especially called TO the
sale OF this land, as II IL heavily timbered
with Oak and Pine. A good many railroad
ties may also be gotten.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much IS may De
to defray the. expenses OF execuuns
800. with interest from January I. 1884
and credits as follows: $50 s3Y. payable
January 1, 1887, with interest from jan
nary /, 1884: $50. 33iA, payable January L,
1855 with interest from January L, 1854
asa. So, payable January 1, 1889, with In
terest Il ON January 1. 1855; ana tne resi-
due OF the purchase. money upon sucn terms
as the said Middlebrooks may prescrioe-
a deed OF trust W.SYDNOR, Trustee.
d. A. TInBERLAKE, Crier. oc s-lOt
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BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. u

Real Estate Agents ana Auctiohecrs. ~
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF EX-
" CELLENT HOUSEHOLD FuRNl-
TURE, CARPETS. &C. AT AuCiioN.EAt
the request of the owner who Is declining
house Keeping, will sell 1T the residence,
No. 2s04 east Marshall street, Oh
TUESDAY THE 10TH INSTANT
nj 1890 O'Clock all OF the HOUSEHOLD
ard KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting In
s sfir :, OF PARLoR FURNrTURE--modern
Hall SUIT of hall. rack and chairs;
CHAMBER and DINING-ROOM CAR
oILrCfoTHs, MATTINGs. LACE CUR
several CHAMBER SUITS;
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, complete;
CHINA, CHOCKERY, GLASSWARE;
PICTURES, BEDDlNG;
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
The character OF the Furniture Is such as
10 merit the attention OF the public.
SUTTON & Co., Auctloneers.
Sale by GEORGE w. MAYO, Auotioneer.
Oc 16
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

~ ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE.
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tOoyospondonc0 Of the kich mond Dispatchl
WrTuEvfLLE. Va, October 10, 1896.
The lsll season for shipping cattle from
this section Is now 81 IT'S height. Thirty
four csr.l0ady Of nne beef stock were
SHIPPED TO northern markets from TaxeweIl
county this week. No Individual from this
county has shipped 50 many carloads this
seasvn, but the aggregate IL quite large.
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The elegsntly-rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,

The elegantly-rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States Mail,)
s. u. ID. DEYO, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY AT
IA. NJ. (BR0AD.STREETC CARS CONNECT
In FULL TIME) for aboye-named places,
arriving at Old Point at 4:30 p. NJ. and Nor
folk ut $50 y. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves Norfolk, Old Point. and Newport
News on alternate days. arriving at Rich.
mond about 4:3o =. NJ.
Through tickets TO above named points
on sale on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency,
1000 Nain street Baggage checked through.
STATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY
on NIGHT,
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Aoasbampsen solid for Psrixs.
Isrecial telegram 20 the plspatchI

JERUSALEM, Va, October iS.-Captaln
Marshall Parks. the Democratic nominee
for Congress from this district, and Hon.
II. c. Marshall addressed large and en-
thusiastic audience Of Democrats, white and
colorcd, in the COURTHOUSE here TODAY.
The people are much aroused. aud South
ampion Is solid for Parks.
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A VERY enthusiastic Democratic meeting
WsH held Ct Goochland Courthouse yester-
day. Il being court day I'll sections Of the
county were represented In tue audience.
epeechss we're made BY Hon. George d.
w, Demoeratse candidate for Congress
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

N
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAtt.
ROAD TIM rAHLE
c. mmeDciDg MONDAY jesse p. lisa.
trains on this road Will ran rs lows:
TRAINS SblIhNAkD
Leave Arrive
No Richmond. Petersburg
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENr OF
pUHIIC PRINTING
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sA.E.

REAL ESbAaE M TIL Gil chNfs"
A TTRACTIVE FARM ON THE %
n RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG -
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD FOR SALE.
AT the request OF the executors OF James
NJ. Winston, deceased. we offer for sale his
LATE RESIDENCE. I'm Henrico county,
eleven miles from the city and one anu
quarter miles from Glen Allen station, on
tbe Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
railroad. The FARM contains 500 ACRES,
fronting on the Mountain road; modern
dwelling with seven rooms, In excellent
condition. newly painted, and surrounded
by beautiful shade. trees, and all necessary
out -buildir gs.
TIE location OF this property, within
ten.minutes' drive or twenty-mlnutes
walk OF the most attractive station on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, around which extensive improve
menis are being made and property is
rapidly advancing In value. with two trains
daily TO and from the city, and very low
rates OF fare for monthly, quarterly, and
annual tickets, renders II a most desirable
residence for any one doing business in
Richmond who prefers nice home In the
country.
We are authorized TO offer special induce
ments to effect a speedy sale or exchange
Enough wood could be cut off the place
10 pay large part OF the price asked. APP
ply 10 o,co
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A UCTION SALE OF THAT De-
IN SIRABLE FRAME DWELLING No.
500 NORTH TWENTY FOU RTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS AND klfCH'
EN. LOT FRONTING 80 FEET. WITH A
DEPTH OF 1872 FEET TO A WIDE ALLEY.
AT the request of the owner we Will sell Dy
auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855,
at p. NJ, the above-described DWELL
INC. The property is IN good order, aud Is
yearly improving IN value, ana should
command the attention of any one seek
inga nice homo or an investment.
Terms: One third cash balance at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months.
MANNING T.. STAPLES Il Co,
oc l7.Sn Tn, F&Sa Auctloneers.
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PERSONAL.

~ NJ. FERRY, REPRESENTING
4 GUGGENHEIMER & CO, Lynchburg,
Va, will be at the Exchange Hotel THUR
DAY and FRIDAY. October 2Ist and 22d,
win a full line of SAMPLES. The assort-
ment Of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. HOSlh-
RY, GLOVES. &C., shown by him is the
% 1,,ast in the stale DC l9-At
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yVotgn NtoJJ1oys!
Diseased Kjdmevs!
hoFanacty K&d9aeys!
INDICATIONS.
Lame back, sVeak back, slccP
Mnrereshmg, ban in tie side, short
6yea1h, easily u74tated, J-cgHfnt
and baigfM fassiAg Of ~!ar,
ringing III tie ears, eyes san@'eh,
face falAd, .glo0Hly and dNsf0A6-
CIT, Nerv0nS and JrcgHh.
CAUSE.
Inability of the kidneys to
properly perform the duty Of silt,
ing and separating the waste and
refuse matter produced by the
destruction Of tissue, which IS
constantly going oninthe system
ONLY SURE CURE.
BROWNS IRON BIIIELS.
RESULT OF NEGLECT.
Rheumatism, DyQb9y, Dia5flaS,
G,avei, inflammation @ liz
Bladder, BJighfS Disease.
Does this not cause youto halt?
To examine your own condition
and discover if you are not ne
glecting indications which point
Straight to a diseased condition
of your kidneys2 A poisoned
condition Of the blood, accom-
panying the inability ofweak kid
neys to separate and throw OFF the
poisonous clements can be cured
blythe neutrality-suspicious. use OF
BROWN'S IRON BTTTERS.
The action of Br07tW'S h'on Blf-
fevsis through the blood and the
stomach, directly upon the disor-
ganized hltering processes OF the
kidneys. Remember that the
nerves Of the kidneys are directly
connected with thewhole nervous
system and the 6fain, and most
direful results will accrue from
| continued neglect of diseases gf
HE kidxcyS. Nfyv0ns Pr0styatiOn
and disease file Iran are sure to
follow such neglect. You cannot
be too careful of this remarkable
and important organ OF the
human system.
Use BrOac,a's Iron Bitters
at the slightest hint your kidneys
give you that you have violated
some law Of health. The tonic
and Alternative properties of this
pure vegetable medicine make it
the only remedy it is safe for
you to use when your kidneys
are out of order. Take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
and you will no longer be de-
spondent and fretful., Your face
willresumeits ealthyappcarance,
your eyes their accustomed bril-
liancy, pains in the back and sides
will disappear, your sleep will be-
come more restfuI and refreshing,
and your OH my 6aeki OIL my
ksaxeysfwill giveplaceto express
sions ofjoy that you have found
the cure for all kidney diseases.
Don'tbe deceivedby limitations.
Ask for the genuine Byoavn,s Iron
BiEys and take no other. Trade
mark and crossed red lines onthe
wrapper Of every bottle. Price
only one dollar. Prepared by
Brown Chemical Co., Bait, Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
.oNI. sIRAYED. AND FOUND

r OST, BETWEEN THE CORNER
IL OF Cary and Belvidere and Marshall
and Hancock streets by way OF Laurel.
SMALL BLACK SATCHEL, containing
moneyand other valuables. A liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder II left at No.
1905 east Main street. oc 19-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
BY 4. b. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

FURNITURE, &c.
IL TODAY,
at 10 O'Clock, ! will sell q general assortment
of very nice FURNITURE embracing a
VARIETY OF Bureaus, Bedsteads. Washstands,
Wardfobes Chairs, Mattresses, Sofas. side
hos rds Carpets, Cook and Heating stoves,
&c. seventy. five Cigar moulds, nearly new.
AT IL O'CLOCK, one Horse and Family Car
riase L. b. COOK,
o,c ZOE Auctioneer.