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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
AConytcf.s Deyofcd VIE.

An Atlanta (Ga.) dispatch says:
"Thc appeal of Mrs. George W. Bar
ton to Governor Mcdaniel for the par
don Of her nus band reveals romance
Of woman's love. Three months ago
George W. Barton, handsome man of
twenty-five, registered at the kimball
House here, representing himself as
The agent Of Butterick's pattern house,
and as such received deposits from par
ties who wished to become agents. lie
was denounced as fraud, convicted,
and is now serving term Of one year
in the penitentiary with $1,000
fine as an alternative. Two weeks
ago a stylish-looking young woman
reached here, and was shocked to
find Barton, her husband, in convict
rarb. She said that her home was in
Schenectady, n. y, where she married
Barton, the son Of a wealthy man there,
and the prospective heir of wealthy
grandmother. The family were not
pleased with the marriage, in conse-
quence Of which the young couple went
to Chicago, the husband coming South
on a business venture. The wife went
to Schenectady last week and begged
old Mr.. Barton to advance the fine and
secure the release OF her husband. The
old man, however, declined to do any
thing, saying that he would come to At
lanta soon and see what could be done.
Mrs. Barton then sold a diamond ring,
and with the money came back to At
lanta. Her heart was heavy and al
most broken, but with a pleasant
smile she met her husband and told
the disappointing news. Barton then
thought it would be better to send his
friend johnson to New York, and again
the devoted wife went to the pawnshop
and gave up a handsome seal-skin
sacQue, the last valuable article she
had, and giving the money to Johnson
started him on his journey. johnson
found the old man just as obdurate as
when Mrs. Barton met him. This left
no hope for the convict and his wife.
The grief Of the wife has attracted the
attention Of the citizens here to such a
degree that an effort is being made to
secure her husbands pardon"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
AMONG THE PINES.
NOTES GATHERED HERE AND THERE
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
AnInteresting Case-0ld Bonds Re-
ceiyed- Personal Notes-Attempt
10 Burn a Town.
lsnorlnl telegram to the DIspatch. |

RALEIGH, N. c., March ia war
rant was issued yesterday for tho arrest
of Willie Watkins, a lad who, it is
claimed, accidentally caused the fire at
Wilmington on Saturday nightlast. The
warrant recites that on the 18th day OF
March William Watkins did, with mo-
tives unknown, set fire to the building
on the west side of north Water street
between Princess ahd Chestnut streets,
and from suspicious circumstances con-
nected Herewith causes atliant to be-
lieve the firing was done with improper
motives. The case attracts much atten-
ton. The trial was begun to-day, but
was postponed until tomorrow.
To-day very large quantities OF old
bonds were received at the State Urea
sury for conversion into new ones. The
receipts were the largest for one day in
two years, being $4,000 in 4-per-cent.
and Sl39, 000 in North Carolina rail-
road G-per-cent. construction bonds.
The directors of the penitentiary
met here to-day in monthly session.
They made no new assignments Of con-
yicts. All the available ones are to 20
to the Cape-Fear and Yadkin- Valley
and Western North Carolina railroads.
George S. Scott, Of New York, for
merly president Of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company, and at
present one Of the largest owners in the
many railroads comprising the Rich.
mond and Danville system, arrived here
to-day in his private car by special
train, in company with his two daugh-
ters and Miss Hubert. They are the
guests of Colonel A. b. Andrews.
The have inspected the line of the
Western North Carolina railroad and
the scenery in the Blue Ridge section.
They paid their respects to Governor
Scales to-day.
4 great number of tramps have made
their appearance. The State has been
free OF them for year or more. They
are going both north and south.
An attempt was made Monday NIGH
to burn the town Of Edenton. The fire
was discovered in time and great loss
prevented. Kerosene was used by tht
would.be incendiarieS.
Yesterday as Archie Mcneil anC
wife were driving in a buggy in Robe
son county the horse ran away. Bott
were thrown out and hurt, the HUSBAND
badly and the wife very seriously.
Daniel G. Carter, long a member o
the House Of the Legislature from
Yancey county, died yesterday at hi
home at GAINESVILLE, aged ffty-eight.
The people Of Robson county anc
Of the town Of LumbertOn are takinl
steps to celebrate the centennial o
both, which falls on the 18th Of july
this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

l4OuNOI AluNAlsJ
When will Royal personages have the
good sense to abolish the ridiculous
custom Of making meaner mortals walk
backward before them? To see
General Gardiner, Lord Methuen,
and Sir Henry ESart performing
this difficult, absurd, and even
dangerous feat up the steep
staircase leading from the great porch
to the royal retiring-r0oms at the Al
bert Hall on Friday would have been a
severe trial for the gravity ofthe lockers
on if the spectacle had not been sopain-
full. No doubt ceremonial, as a rule,
is important as serving to maintain the
dignity Of great Offices; but any
loss Of prestige involved in abol-
ishing this senseless practice might
easily be made up for in other
WAYS. The hackers might be absolyed,
for example, on condition of their lying
prone on the ground at her Majesty's
approach. The latter ceremonial might
not be picturesque. but it would at
least be free from the risk Of sending
an unfortunate old gentleman headlcSg
down a staircase, carrying with hun
mayhap the highest parsonage in the
realm and a percentage of her august
Marty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
BaZ nTsriTrIEEz gRR ssss
81 E.. If Fl ! I f.: !: !. / ii IT, IS

This is TO certify that have no hesitancy
in recommending to the profess ion and pup
lie "Dr. Petzold's German Bltters.
Il. j. FCARr, VI. d.
BllllnOre. Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
INVITING WEST-BROAD-

MOST INVITING WEST-BROAD-
NI sTREET PROPERTY, CONFUSING
TWO OF THE HANDsOMkSTAND BEST
FALCONS IN THE WEST ENO.-by re-
quest OF the owners, we viii sell by auction
upon the premises on
THURSDAY, MARCH 1s, 1886,
at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ, in the order named
BEGINNING with that modernly construct
cd. ell.arranged, and inviting TWO
STORY BRICK SALOON No. 4I2 west
Brond street. The lot has n front OF
81 by 12D feet TO an alley. This house was
erected by and under the supervision OF
one OF RlchmOnd's best and most reliable
mechanics. -
Immediately after the sale OF the above
we will offer that LARGE AND COMMD-
DIOUS THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE
situated on the northwest c9rner OF Broad
and Munford streets. This is tue Banner
saloon OF the West End, over which may
hc seen floating to the breeze the Flag of
INDEPENDENCE There is a large depository
within the building for the reception %
American eagles. thus making the coat-ot-
arm complete. The owner, recognizing the
great reed OF n hall in this growing section,
has supplied the demand, which enjoys
ihe patronage OF several organizations AZ
Vccd rentals. The lot has front Of IS by
l2b feet 70 u paved alley.
DO not fan 10 attend. Prior 10 aud AFTER
the sale refreshments Will he served AZ city
prices.
TERMS: At time ~ sale.
CHEWING Il ROSE,
milo Aucuoneels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
a Most NirgInin Tragedy.

A Parkersburg special says: lnior-
nation was received here to-day of the
killing Of man and boy and the wound
ing of others at Spaulding, small vii
lagc in the remote interior. Ii appears
that Mr.. Preston Bennett, a well-known
citizen, was attending an exhibition at
the village, and while the show was
in progress j. NJ. Pickelsheimer, an
ex-Baptist minister, who had fallen
from grace through inordlnate love Of
whiskey, came up and engaged in con-
troyersy with the proprietor. lie was
insulting and abusive and was refused
admittance, and eventually was ordered
off the grounds. lie went away NUT
tering vengeance, and in 4 short time
returned with a double-barrelled shot
gun. and when he got within few feet
of Bennett he suddenly drew his gun
and fired. Bennett fell dead in the arms
of Professor Gordon, who stood near
him.
The assassin then emptied the other
barrel into the crowd, killing a little
bow named Hamilton and severely
wounding William Baner and young
woman. Before the people recovered
from the horror Of the tragedy Picket
sheimer escaped, but soon after a few
determined men started In pursuit. lie
vas tracked in the direction of Tug
Fork, and after long chase was over
taken and surrounded in the widest
part of that region. Several officers
were with the posse which captured the
murderer. to which fact he certainly
owed his life, as the people were bent
on lynching him.
After a great deal of trouble the OIL
GERS succeeded in getting him safely to
Logan Courthouse and lodged him IN
the Jail there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

lam native OF England, and while was
in that country ! contracted terriDle
blood poison, and for two years was unoet
treatment as an outdoor patient at Not
tipgham Hospital, England, but was not
cured. / suffered the most agOnZinS pains
In my bones. and was covered Win sores
ali over my body and limbs hal vertigo
and deafness with partial loss of sight
severe pains in my head and eyes, etc,
which nearly ran me crazy. i lost all hoP,
Ia that country and sailed for America ana
was treated at Roosevelt. in this CITY. rs
well as by prominent physician lh sew
York having no connection with tho hns-
pitfalls. ,,,..e
saw the advertisement OF Swift's Spe-
cific ard determined TO give u ulal a.
last resort. | had given up all hope OF being
cured as | had gone through the hands ol
tie best medical men in Nottingham ana
New York. / took six bottles ~ =. :. s.
and can say with great Joy that thes have
cured me entirely. ! ain as sound and well
as / ever WAS IN my LIE. ,...
J.. FRED. HALFORp.
ErvC YORK CITY. Iuue l2. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
The fame of Nine. lie Bruins famous

The fame of Nine. lie Bruins famous
Greek supper spread all over Paris.
The King was told that the supper cost
10000 francs. The sum was swelled
10 10000 by the time the story reached
Rome. Nine. lie Brun writes "At
Vienna the Baroness DE Strogonof told
me that ] had spent 10000 francs for
my Greek supper; at st. Petersburg
the price was fixed at $4,000 francs,
and the truth is that that supper cost
me about Is francs"
Some time ago the sample Of new
repeating rifle, which is to be intro
ducsd in the German army, was stolen
by man dressed in q majors uniform
from guard.house at Spandau and Of
fered TO the French Government, which,
however, not oDiy declined to purchase
il. but communicated the fact to tho
GermsD ambassador at Paris. The rifle
Is q nine.shootsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

A correspondent of the Chicago
Times, writing from Richmond, says:
Just before | left Washington my hoh-
orable friend and semi-detached neigh
Dor, Senator Voorhees,, gave me letter
to Governor Fitzhugh Lee SO ilatter'
ingly worded that 1t procured me cor
dial reception and pleasant interview
Indeed, a recommend from Mr.
Voorhees, is equal to apatent Of nobility
here. Governor Lee is such whole
some, happy-looking, genial man tina
it is good for ones health to SHAKE
bands and talk with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
To the Editor Of the Dispatch :

A. says that the Lieutenant-Govern-
or's residence is with the Governor. |
say no. Mr.. Massey lives, | think, in
AlbemaIle county.
Please settle this for us, and give us
the address Of Mr.. Massey?
Also tell us if gold was ever at a
discount: IL 50, when: A.
The Lieutenant Governor does not
reside with the Governor.
Mr.. MAssEY's address is CharlotteS-
vile.
Yes; gold was at discount from
1850 to 1872. That is to say, an ounce
Of gold bullion was worth less than
sixteen ounces Of silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

sentenced to three months in jail with
labor in the Changing, was tried and
convicted and sentenced to six months
in Jail.
The balance Of the day the Court was
engaged in hearing petitions for the re-
duction Of assessments on real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
Claims OF American citizens.
~, ,ale,,ranh IN tho Dienatch1

CRY OF MEXICO, March H.
United States Minister Jackson has left
for home on a three-months' leave. 1t
is reported here that he is to have a
conference with Secretary Bayard re-
gardipg certain claims Of American
citizens pending against the Mexican
Government. Consul-General Perch is
also investigating number of similar
cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

WANTED, FOR L YOUNG MAN
w OF good moral habits, position. lie
is good book. keeper. but willing 10 Work
al anything. Can furnish best reference rs
10 character. ability. So. Address \, 4
.NNtN0NS. POST Office Box So Richmond,
Va NH l6eOd.6 Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
Asgr,ar sa...-fns,,y. .s.ss-
by ". II. ~ ne a Co..
Real Estate Agenisand Auc'ioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.
4 TTRAOTIvE AUCTION SALE OF

4 TTRAOTIvE AUCTION SALE OF
n TWO VERY pESIRtBLE BRICK
TENEMENT DWELL SOS on THE
s0tTU SIDE OF LEIGH STREET 81
TWEEN ST. JAMES AND ADAMS
STREETS We shall sell, by pubhc auc-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH ~. 1885.
NJ s O'Clock =. NJ. those ATTRACTIVE.
MODERN TWO. STORY BKiCk TENT
MENTS nos. ~ and 1871 west Leigh street
containing about six rooms each. well con-
structed. in excellent order. with hand
some chandeliers. elegantly.papered walls.
stationary wristbands. bath. water on mp
per floor. and such oXtnOnilusry embeliisn-
ment and couvenieuces as Will grea iy con-
duce to their rental.
This sale affords an opportunity Tor safe
and profitable Investment. ant we earn
esily invite an inspection ~ the property
and the attendance Of all parties Inter-
eSied.
TERMS one third cash; the residue by
negotiable notes at six and twelve months
with Interest added, and secured D. deed
Of trust. W. TT. LYME x w.
mill AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
COM NISSIONERS ) \ i L
or
ALL THE PROPERTY. FRANCHISES.
RIGHTS, &C.
OF THE
SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

~, virtue OF the following DEGREES entered
I'm the causes Of william Malone ~c.' '';
~. southern Telegraph Company am
others and The Farmers Loan Rhu
Trust Company ry. same VIZ; ..,
Decree entered in SAD causes lu ..,1
rnttsI States Circuit COutt Tor the Eastern
district OF Virginia on the ZAaI Gay % ''0'
. Decree entered IN said causes n me
United states Circuit Court ipr me '' 81
district OF North Carolina on the AN "-'' u
o' uecTee entered I'm said causes 80 the
t-uit.h states Ctrcuit Court iOt the ID '.l ~
of south Carolina on the Ala daJ u. ''''"
airy. 1856; ... d., ana
United states Circuit Court FOR li' ~ 49, ,H.,
district Of Alabama On lno otA "-' W.
- necree entered in said causes .n tns
United states Circuit Court i't I'D. 10 ~ ~,
district OF Georgia on the lV'" "'' Va
pbe undersigned, special commissioner ap-
pointed thereby. will sell al pup. ~.
i'm front OF the cus,On-hOuse III l'o 0''J W
Richmond, Va
MARCH II. 1859.
atl2 O'Clock NJ. ALL THt kii,h ~ ~ g.,
Ann INTEREST,". or EVERY Isl ~ ~ -, -
HtTtiRt on THE SOUTHERN ItLh.
GRAPH COMPANY In oud ID the Ilue ~,
aph to- from. and oeiweeh tuo cisf W
WASHINGTON and the city ot -'''lta' - "a,
aud tie various branches Thereon ,ao ' .'s
500 miles of poles aud about o,oov MES n..',a
~ SvIrel together with all tae lahla' t,o 70
nerfies Franchises. Telegraph Lines; w w
bies. Poles. Wires, Instrnnen's;p o. t zoo =
Srnara tuses. Offices Fixtures falenIs
Paient. Rirhts. Contracts, Leases sour,
| los Riahts Claims. Interest ani Delhsl l
| NJ every kind, nature. ana descIl .,o ",
whotsoever. wherever the same may oe VI
! po1ever sltuated. now held' o"ueu' VI
! nos essed bv the said company.
Tbe "a ID telegraph-line Is IN soou coiIu'
| non and ~ now doing GOOD busl uess. ~,
The line will be sold subject 10 a t.a, l'
a,rangement now existing between il an.
To- Mutual Union Telegraph Com PAM
Witch viii expire at the option Oh the pur
| chaser July 80, 1855. -. 81, ,,.
TSsNs or SALE: Ten per cent; OF put
chase. money In cash and sufficient sun
I'm addition TO make such payment as WI
amnunt TO $50, 600; the balance wlthl'
| thirty days after sale. ,,. ,,.,,, 4,
ANY further Information desired VIII o
given nv A, l.. BoULwARE, receiver, ~ e'eh
sa "a A, /. BOULWARE,
inon"' ii. h. TURNER.
I ,soi Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
MONDAY. MARCH ~. 1885.
RAILROAD LINES.
~ yEss s<lFp-snssrI rr-'-srn7s-E-l - = 91ftst
T. Y Sss ii ,,.-'ifs,. sssIi--.iis,. - ,-stA

Il T.. s:....iiiS,s is.T.,.Ss ,.s.,,,,isssS
CHESAPEAKE AND one RAIL
" WAY.-FEBRUARY 2i, 1885.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
q.55A. VI. Through ana Local Mall e1'
ccp, sunday.
s45 A. 81. For Newport 3 News GA Foini
Comfort and Norfolk daily eA'
cept sunday.
3r5V. u. F6r %ewDort's News. O,i
Point. and Norfolk. Except
sunday.
900 f.. ". oorions'lile accommodation
excrp, sunday.
6l5 Z. VI. For Louisville a1d C.nc.nndil
Fast Express. Win through
Pullman cars. Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 An. From GUi1oustiNe.
ll.55A.N. From Norfolk. Oid Point. au0
Viewpoints News. except sun
$40 =. -. rrSn local points and the
West except sunday.
e.ro y ~ tron1 gId p0inf Newport
News and Norfolk daily eA-
ccpt SUNDAY.
e.s5 p NJ FROM louisville AZ ' C.ucin.
natl Fast eNpre -, ds.ly.
porof. Seventeenth ald 'fotd streets.
Tickets a. 1000 Main -'rrrt all Hrrp.'
49, W.rt LLtN
General Passenger Agent
WI lIAHs G. WICHHAN, second .c'
deni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
supreme eour, of Appeals. Yesterday

Green's administrator against ThOmp-
sons administrator and alS.. Cause
put on privileged docket.
Foley Brothers & Co. against Shriyer
Brothers. Argued by Judge james
Z. Heath, for appellants, and Colonel
Thomas Tabb, for appellees, aud sub
mittsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

THIS DAY
o. IOI5 O'Clock ! will sell az my u'tion-
houte gn assortment ofFUkNIIU kt, cou-
sisiirE Of
MAKBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUIT
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT.
WALNUT MARELE-IOP ~ DElD NNi'-.
WANT and OAK EXTENSION IA
ELIS.
MAHOGANY CARD AMI other TABLES.
BUREAUS. NEuSTEADS.
LOT NGtS. MATTRESSES.
PILLOW : and HOL~ lER~,
WINDOW.C RTAINS
HOUSEKF EPlNG ARTICLES GENE
RALLY.
lFiNE uOUBLE-CNSE SILVER WATCH
ALSO.
Light EXTENSION TOP, FOUR SEAT
FAMILY CNKKI AGk, IN good Orler,
l VERY FINE SENTNG-MNtHlNE, I'm
Cabinet cast, with all attacumenls-cort
500. GEORGE ~. MAYO.
NH AucfIOnccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHTY
i FOUR ACRES or VALUABLE FARM
ING LAND ~ CHESTER lELp CO. y
~. VA.-By virtue of a deed of trus' daled
February 3. ls-5. duly recorded ID the
clerk = Office OF the County Court Oh Ont5'
terHeld, Deed Book Volume 10 page ~ J.
nom s. J.. Weatherford 10 the under, ,n,o'
trustee default having been made n lie
PAYMENT Of certain notes secured Oh .tt05;
ana al the request of the holders oi stI1
notes / VIII sell no public auction. on -
premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH, p. 1883.
ot 4 O'Clock p ~. that DESIRABLE
TRACT OF LAND, containing EIGHTY
-FOUR ACRES fronting on tle "tL,"itN
road irfwcen the New road 2nd ,le NiAi',
tuIan turnpike. and being about taree ana
"A na'f miles from Manchester. rms Itud
lies wcI and viii make iir,t-ciass farm
a, the land has never been run down. Ihr'e
adNautages. together with Us proximity I'd
the city. should attract the attention on
hand. buyers. ,,....,
TFEv@: Cash. Probably more liberal
terms win he made al the sale.
PORTIAj y RuBIN~pN. trustee
SAvr~oN & ADANsOS. AUctiOueeis.
NH II
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RLOOu

is the lie, and he Is wise who rcmeM ners
H. But in March Of last year 16sfl con-
trac:ed blood. poison, aud being In Savan-
nah, g.. at the time. went mo TIE hos
pltal there for treatment. / suffered very
much from rheumatism at the same time.
! did not get well under the treatment
there. nor was / cured by any Of the usual
means. / have now taken seven bottles OF
Swin's Specific, and am sound aud we'll. II
drove the poison out through bolls on Inc
kin. DAN bEAb l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

T ARGEASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
l. HOLD FURNITURE. FINESkWI ~.
MACHINE. kNTENSION.IpP FAMILY
CAhkIAGE, &C. AZ AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
re is tn, Tb &sasm-fe ls-wsml
rou.Cco.srrms FOR SALE.

RI 900 POUNDS OF TOBACCO
COsUOO STEMS. priced in hogsheads.
suitable for agricultural purposes, for sale.
Apply al corner OF sixth and Cary streets.
nh 17.Sts JAMES ". BOYD & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

Two years ago contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the bee.
physicians here and vi Dallas conc ,uicd
10 visit Hot Springs. and on reaching lex
arkana doctor recommended me to try
SWin's Specific. assuring ne that II would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. Al
fhpuVh tIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

WOOD AND COAL.

G LATHR0P & CO., COAL AND
De WOOD. Crown-Hll Splint-lump
and hail; superior Authrscite.egg, stove
chssnut, aud broken sizes. Forest Pine
Wood-iong, sawed, and split. Purchasers
can rely on getting clean: pertectly.pf
seventeenth street a Sraw-Sridge.
Telephone o.. nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

~ George v. Mayo, Auctioneer
Juo. +. Laughton. Jr., Salesman
No. 20 Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
arcr,on s.LEs-rn,- Day.

by Chewing & Rose,
Zeal Estate Agents, Aucuoneers, aud
Brokers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
pOLNON

had produced great holes I'm my BACK ah0
chest, and he'd removed all the hair OF my
head yet ! began 10 improve IN week
time ard the sores began 10 heal. ana We're
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks:
WILL JONES.
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
CISCO TEXAS July 10. 1853.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. - ....,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 2. Atlanta, Ga; New IoIk, l37
west Twenty-thrd street. f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

Corresror'ngly quick time 10 other
rotnts rarougn bills 81 ladng issued a.
l,vy ~rfss q. \. TAYLOR.
.C General Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

FREEMAN. PLAINTrFF. AGAINST WHlrE
AIWISf-TRAIHIX AND AS, pEfEN1
ANrs-IS THE CHASlERY COURT oF liH
CIIY or RICHNoSD.
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry. c,orh II sail
court. certify that the bond required % tae
special commissioners hy the decree 'u sad
cause Of December IT,. 1ssj. has been dug
given.
Given under my hand tA's jth LAY Of
March. lSsG. .......,-
mh = BENJAMIN II. bhNh1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

.ONiy TWELVE HOURS BETN EES
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
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40 chests GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
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GINS. Franklin street neal Old Marcel
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