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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-05
buckingham and Prince Edward
NOtea.

Buckingham sud Prince Edward
Noses.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
BUCKINGHAM, VA, August 2, 's6.
Some excitement was created yester-
day at large Methodist meeting at
Smyrna church, in this county, when
1t was seen thata young couple-a lady
and gentleman--were hastily put in a
buggy and driven off at q furious rate
for North Carolina. Both have many
anxious friends who wish them we'll.
Miss Annie Putney, Of Richmond, ia
visiting friends in the county. Miss
Leila Gillian and her mother, from the
same city, and Miss Annie Hickey, Of
Dsnville, Va, are spending the heated
term here.
Captain Bumsardner will be our next
member Of the House Of Representatives
from this the Tenth district.
Big meetings and frequent showers
ere occurring at short intervals.
Judge Hancock will bold . special
term Of tho Circuit Court Of Prince Ed.
ward on the 10th OF August.
The burning sunshine Of al last week
psed hardly be mentioned, as it was
doubtless fslt In Richmond. Their
Of 90 and % in The shade.
The sale Of delinquent lands In this
county Prince Edwsrd) and Appomat-
Iox will peter out very small, although
10 printed list Is . long one for each
'onnty. 8.
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AUGUSTA COUNTY.
The Normal Institute - Musfcafes -
Other Notes.

The Normal Institute - Musfcaies -
other Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
STAUNToN, August 4, 1886.
During the past week the Normal In
stitute has made very satisfactory pro-
gress. Professor Smith, Of Tennessee,
who was in charge, was taken quite
sick the 2Slh Of July and returned to
his home. Professor Parr, Of Indiana,
assumed the direction Of affairs. He
improved the organization, expo
diting the progress throughout the
various departments Of instruction.
During the week Major Hotchkiss fin
ished his course of lectures on see
ology and Geography" Professor
Messacus, Of the Staunton Male Acade.
nv, lectured on the Goth ultimo, in
structing in the " Methods of Studying
the Modern Languages" giving special
care to the conversational methods"
DR.. Ruffner made hurried visit yes
terday, as he had to be in Salem o.day.
He lectured on the Importance OF
Normal Training"
Professor Msllet, Of the University,
will lecture tomorrow night.
About forty teachers visited the Ma
tural Bridge last Saturday.
Social musicales are current in society
circles. The one at the residence Of
Major II. NJ. Bell Monday night was .
topic Of pleasant conversation. The
music was of the highest order. Mrs.
w. T. Patton and Miss Patton, Of Bote-
tourt, pianists; Miss McGuffin, of this
city, soprano; Mr.. j. J. Shirley, bari
tone; Mr.. R. E. Timberlake, tenor !;
Mr.. R. P. Richardson, of Richmond,
pianist and Mr.. E. NJ. Taylor, cornet-
list, participated.
Yesterday at 2 P. NJ, at the resi-
dence Of DR.. A. B. Arthur, brother-in-
law Of the bride, Mr.. Briton Richardson,
an importing merchant Of New York,
and Mrs. Satie Hills Zsbriskie we're
married. Rev. w. Q. Hullihen, rector
of Trinity Episcopal church, was the
officiating minister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson left on the afternoon train
for Washington on their way to New
York, where they will sail for Europe
and make IN extended tour Of the Con-
| tinent.
Monday afternoon quite change &C.
Cured in the weather. A gentle north
wind dispelled the intense heat which
had prevailed during the middle hours
Of the day and continued at intervals
through yesterday.
The youth lodged in the county jai
! for stealing . horse from Rev. W. j
Dolly is not named James Dolin, as b,
then called himself. Yesterday Mr.
Cyrus r. Bslsley, Of Shorandoson TIL
eastern side Of the county, identified
him, and his name ia Charles Thomas
He is believed 30 be the burglar VIII
robbed the store Of Hanon e Berry, q
Slatehill Mills, four miles north O
wsynesboro', some time since, IS . 10
: Of pocket-knives and . watch then stole
were found in his possession.
CAxToN.
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ESSEX COUNTY.
The Baptist Notwithstanding Sea
aon-Cr0ps. &c.

The Eapsist Assoeiatton-Rainy Sea-
aep- Crops. &c.
iCoyrespondenoe of the Rich mond Dispatch.l
July 81, 1886.
The Baptist Association Of the VAL
ley Of the Rsppahannock met, pursuant
to notice, on the 2sth instant at Tap.
pahannock, and continued in session
three days. The attendance was very
large-supposed to be three thousand
people on the second day--and much
interest was manifested on the occasion.
Preaching was conducted at three differ
emit places, including the Episcopal
church, which was rendered BY the rec
tor and accepted. Indeed, the citizens
Of the village and vicinity We'd with
each other, without distinction Of sect,
In entertaining the crowd. Nearly all
Of the private houses we're full. The
weather was very warm, but an abund-
ance of ice and ices served to temper
it's effects.
The rainy season continued up to
about two weeks since, and has proven
disastrous to crops on level and low
lands, and not much less destructive to
rolling lands, which have been terribly
washed. 1t was impossible to cultivate
the corn crop in time, and there cannot
( possibly be made more than half
crop.
The wheat crop has been threshed,
and this is short of expectation, though
some good crops were made. The dam
sgs from the rains to this crop was not
Is great a. Was expected when 1t re-
NAMED in the field, but most Of it was
threshed during the rainy weather, and
this is tough and liable to heat without
constant attention.
The oat crop, which was considered
very promising, has, perhaps, created
more disappointment than any other.
The growth was large, heads apparent
~ full, and there was every indication
Of heavy yield, but upon examination
of the heads il was found that not more
than one third or one fourth Of the
shuck contained any grain. This, l
think. WAS attributable to the fact that
It rained almost daily when the bloom
was forming, and consequently it was
: washed off before it had time to fertil-
lie the germ--henoe no grain.
OMEGA.
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MD DOMINION STEAM xfhA
~ SHIP COMPANY. ~
FOR NEW YORK..
ptaa m an leave Rich n, ond EyrRY TnJ

BteA mers leave Rich moud EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY,
5tea leave New York for Richmond
URDAY tsp. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin bare TO New York uncluding meals
and berth). $40; round-trip tickets, SIS;
Storage. with snbsistencs, 81; without
subsistence, SO.
FreishG forwarded ana through bills of
lading issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Y. N.
Manifest closed on saiilny-days one hour
before departure.
Passengers can leave New York Saturday
at 8 r. N. by the Newport's News steamer
and arrive st Richmond by the Cnsss peake
and Ohio train the next day (SuadaO. Al y
Rsssensers leaving Richmond on MO-
DAYS, TUESDAYS. WEDNESDA
THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAYHs
the Richmond ana Petersburg railrc %
1880 A. n. viii make connection y,
FOLK With steamer leaving tho "a
and by the Chesa peake and Ohio NOn
$50 r. u win make connection Q onys
News. steamer sailing upon arr iwss -,
'iAin sAuINas THIS WIZ issi Of Tn
ROANOKE, Captain Couf
August lat ct 8 O'Clock A. y Elk,
OLD DOMINION. CAptai 6H. suNDA
7 DAY, August Sd. at . 0cl
WYAN0KE Captain SIXTH. 1un
oioSSS ~. Ally HuLrMlnA "
pm oSnr 50. Asss.. -.
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~ Esos- laAsins And fishias Party
4 "sosksr Bite Daptist Assc-
eiatlon.

ffUoRsoopoudspce of the Richmond Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA, August 3, 1886.
9 Jsesph n. Trout, living near Cave
bpsiue, n this county, lost by FIRE last
nieht BE barn, together With his entire
sseop Of hay, fsfm.wsgens, aud other
yericuItural implements. His wheat
hsd been taken 10 the mill and his
bseey was loaned out. Everything In
he barn was burned. The Gre Was
discovered at Q o'clock p. N. The
origin Of the FIRE is not known, but Is
believed 70 be the work Of an incendia-
". The loss Il about $500. No in
suyspcc.
The party Of young men who left last
week on . rsmble in the mountains
~est Of us were heard from yesterday.
They were in camp near Shawsville,
having explored, to their satisfaction,
sbs mountain wilds Of . portion Of this.
Floyd, and Montgomery counties. They
were Joined by others from our city
Yesterday, when they took up their lioe
ofmarch for Mountain Lake. They
expsct 10 be out about two weeks
longer. One Of the party in making
The ascent of Bent Mountain was
thought to have been bitten by snake.
Remedies 1T hand were promptly ad-
ministered % soon as camp was reached,
end by the next morning he was ready
for the march again.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hsrris, one Of our mer-
chants, and Mr.. @. NJ. Turner, commits
s;oper OF revenue for the city, lett this
morning for . few weeks sojourn At
Eeeleston Springs. Others OF cur
businessmen will follow in few days.
A meeting Of the Democracy OF Roa-
rcke 10 called for Thursday night the
STR instant for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the Congressional Nom'-
pasips Convention of this (the Sixth
congressional district, which meets in
Luxembourg on the 25th instant.
A large delegation Of minister's and
deacons arrived in our city yesterday
morning. on their way to. attend tho
Strawberry Baptist Association, which
meets to-day at Fairmont church, on
Blsckwater, Franklin county. We.
Among the delegates was DR.. Harris,
cbsirmsn Of the Faculty Of Richmond
College. The delegation were conveyed
from this point in private convsyanoes.
Tairmont church is in the finest neigh
borhood Of the county, and the Associ.
alton will be sbundantly provided for.
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Marriagc-Desth OF q Lady.

IUOrTrpOnuebceU OF tHe hIcHHI IIsINf'O'''T
HEWLETT, Va, August 4, 1886.
Mr.. E. B. Payne, Of Richmond, Va,
and Miss Josie Lowry, of Hanover
county, were married Tuesday in Wash
ipgton, d. c., and started that evening
for Richmond, where they intend to en-
Joy their honeymoon and reside.
Mrs. William NJ. Lance died yester-
day evening. She leaves young hus-
band and one child, who have the SYM
PATTY of the community. SPERo.
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0SkDOY f0UOS8o - NhobStsAOos-e OssssNS
n Grsensvisle-ShsIoh Rap
siss Association.
(Ucrsspondsues Of the kohmond Dispstch.l
PETERSBURG, August 4, 1886.
The labor troubles ct Claremont, Of
which mention has been made In the
psspateA, have not yet been adjusted.
NJ. b. @. Hanna, Of Cocksde City AS
ssmbly, Knights Of Labor, vent down to
Clsssmont several evenings ego and
took the names Of Ill vessels which were
loading there BY convict labor. and 1t
y stated that the knights throughout
~ country would use every effort to In.
dvee t. Atlantic and Danville Railroad
cenpaDy 70 remove the convicts who
haye been pat to work ct The Glare
isn't termipus Of the road 10 place Of
xeeulnr laborsrs discharged. II 10
6lsied thst no objection has been or
On - offered 70 The employment Of
oonviot lsboe o. ths sxtsnsisn Of The
~, but strssueas objection i made |
= ~ ssbs(ilutiea 81 eonyicS for hon.
81 s1evs6esss ssd ,loaeahessnas q
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VILE.
Death OF q weBi-KnOwn Lady-Rah'
road Matters-Politicai.

ROAD mottefs-fonStsat.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatcn.l
DANvILLE, VA, August Airs.
L. d. Wildman, well-kn0wn lady here,
died suddenly last night.
Several parties from Patrick and
Henry counties are here to-day to ex-
anime into the condition Of the Danville
and New.River railroad.
A surveying party Of the Dsnville
and Northwestern railroad arrived here
o.day, having completed the survey of
the road between Danville and Big
Island, in Bedford county. The route
is as good as could be expected, and,
the engineer says. the best and cheapest
extension of the Valley road.
Considerable interest is manifested
over the forthcoming primary to select
delegates to the Congressional Conven.
ton. The contest between Cabell and
Rison here will be close.
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DELINQUENT rAx-PAYEn..

STATE RrvKSuE orrrcE,1
No. Is NORTH ELEVENTH STREET,
July 20. 1855.
nELINQUENTS, TAKE NOTICE ::
~ On the 25TH OF sEfTEMBER Al ths
court house door OF this city. viii bier In
public sale s AZ !ne EEAL rESSrnTE belong.
the yeer 1854 . description OF wtliob REHI.
ESTATE can be seen IN the clerks ofYica AZ
this city; also, ct my Office.
4. q. TINSLHY.
~ lS-Thet Assistant Treasures.
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LINE, CEMENT, &C.
PROPOSALS..

HANPpxS-sIDNkY, VA. July 2s. 1883.
dds FROM CONTRACTORS ARE
ID solicited till AUGUST 10. 1856. for
BUILDING A BRICK DWELLING for the
and specifications Of which can be seen at
the Office of g. p. 4. Burgwyn, e05x Main
street, Richmond. or Of J. r. Fitzgerald.
Farmville, We. BIDS VIII be received for
wnrk. the woodwork. aud the tin and
other work separately. The right u re-
served 10 reject any OF al hida Address
KEv. CHARLte Wits.
Chairman Of Committee,
Wcrham. Prince Edward, Va.
iy 27-Tu. TbAeatAut0
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FREIGHT,

Frsight received daily for Norfolk, Ports-
mouth, smlthneld, Hampton, Old Point,
ID, c.; New bern. Washington, and Tarho-
ro', N. c.; all stations on Atlantic and Dan.
vile railroad. Seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad. and East
ern North Carolina generally; also, for East.
ern Shore OF Virginia. and oil regular land
ings on the James aud Rappahannock riv-
ers, Ut LOW EST RATES. and through bills
Issued. l.. b, TATUM. Superintendent.
tai No. HOO Main street and ROcketta.
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a.sSiIs, STATIONERY, &c.

MIDSUMMER BOOKS.-The Long
w Run, by Miss Cleveland. 81; A Fallen
IDOL. Inv Anstey. 25c.; A Conventional Boz
henian, by Edmund Pendleton. SOC; Bes-
TONS Bargain, by Mrs. Alexander, 2oc.;
The Chamols. Hunters. from the french.
PIC: Tempest and sunshine, by Mira
Uolmea. 25c.; DR.. Claudius. 60c.; kldnap-
nod nv Stevenson, SOC. Alone, by Marion
Fsrlasd. 25c.: The Mil Mystery, by Green
soc: The Guardian Angel, by Holmes. 5Oc.
WEST, JOHNSTON CO...
,v 40 ell Main street
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HENRICO COUNTY ID + L NJ
llQUENT LAND SALES, COMMENC-
ING AUGUST 0, 1ss6.-Notice Is hereby
given that the SALE OF LAND DELtN-
QUENT FOR TAXES In the county OF Hen
rico for the years 1875 To 1883 inclusive,
will commence on
MONDAY. AUGUST o, 1855.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in front OF the court
house of said county, aud continue from
day TO day, during the term OF the court.
until all the lands are sold.
WILLIAM TAYLOR
au4 Treasurer Heurico county.
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FIRsT.CLASS MEALS.
rns elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.

The elegantly rebuilt and last steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States Mail,D
q q. ID. DEYO, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY at
IA, NJ, (BROAD-STkEET CARS COSNECF
In FULL TIME.) for above g. ma Ine ed places Ar
irving ct Old Point at 4. so Z. VI. and Norfolk
at $50 L. N. Returning. the stea leaves
Norfolk, Old Point. and Newport's News on
alternate days. arriving at Richmond about
$3.50 y. n.
on sale on steamer and 81 CARRIERS Agency,
1000 Main street Baggage chez ked through.
HTATErROOMS ENGAGED FOB DAY
OR NIGHT
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Sampson & Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneers and
Insurance Agents,
R1a Hull street, Manchester. va.

A UCTION SALE OF ONE OF TIE
IA MOST ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN THE
(-ITy OF MANCHESTER, vA.-At the re-
quest OF the owner, we will sell by public
auction on the remises. on aa.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II. isso'
at Q O'Clock p. M. that VERY DESIht.
BLE HOUSE AND LOT at the corner OF
Ninth and Decatur streets. The lot fronts
le3 feet, running back 1870 feet 10 an alley
The house is one Of the best butlt and most
commodious buildings in the city, contain
ing eleven rooms and halls, &C. In = pro.
perty IA located n The most desirable part OF
the city, convenient TO street-cars, MARKET,
&c.. and will he sold as . whole or divided
as may seem best at the sale.
TERMs: One fourth cash: balance In SIX
twelve. and eighteenth months; deferred
payments bearing Interest and secured By
deed of trust. -
SAMPSON q ADAMS0N.
auSeIOAll Auctionsers.
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BY George r. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

A SHLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE
IA AT AUCTION-CENTRAL 10
GATED Il Will sell at auction, upon the
premises. on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 9. 1886,
of 8 O'Clock y. NJ, TWO NEW CRANE
HOUSES, Ofseven rooms each, with large
lots, located on Virginia street between
Myrtle street and Maiden Lane. Also,
SEVERAL ACRES adjoining the above.
See plat OF division ut auctioueers office.
GEORGE h. CRAWFORD,
ty 90 AucttOneer.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
IN ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE ~. 1850
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBU Rea

TWO DAILY TRAINS ~ LrNChbUh ~"
40 A. N. Daily, va Ricnmond sud 70.
teu6urg railroad. Arrive re-.
tsrsburg 1920 Il. NJ; leave ~
tersburg 1890 T. N. day
1850 A. II. DAILY wa kicr mopeR and Pe'gPis w..
burg rsiuoaeSfArflyes
,enbuXSro p. "; - - u.
iesyan@ ys,enourx i atU ~
- rnyile. LynchD"'s aaS
~ Brlstol hnoA wssi
ann "a - n no,nts soGth $40 ,,a Rlcn.
gov NAVY. except sanasyr, Ira.'tOaAi
wand and Peters, Els 2.
Arrives Petersoms 7.2O ?. NJ
Leave ptters aS Norfolk WV
. P Pm; except sunasy 10 ',S,,' st;ii
- ESQ r. II. Dany; ana petersburg up N.
monu ~ Petersburg I;a' NO l.
A.rsctiug with trsl" Sos h..
9Sv,ns Petersburg ~ srchoar!
ny Farmviile, LNruncx, A 4
II M,,a%~ake. Bristol; MI M po,at-
ChattanoogM; AZ" -,
il ssasSs end y n,ss, xss.s AOcoAAo
( PULhhAS DATloNs. pa,erours '
. a-s,espins- car from 49,,
Bristol vpisauSvSnSe 10 hontsonyn,ss nss.
I, no "a NSmphis. withoa.a an IA torpl'
ncc.SSs nsSIa9s enec % sS% ANN and I
w ~ Obtained ~ Hcaa ~ 4. W, ia
uo1 rsilru0A depot SSvR BEVILL.
" ssss% 100 nAAn sasvss; . "a Ticket AseH'
SnoEO yeoonSGv ~ prsaidsnt . a
CiAnl1 9 Sps Ss.;.sSc. vA s'
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Nv Frank ID. Hin a Co., Auctioneers.
so. 6 north Eleventh street.
RAILROAD LINke.
ME -

~ u -
VUESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ wAY.-JULY 3. 1883.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s.Is A. n, For Newport'e News, Old Pofni
Comfort. aud Norfolk daily ex'
cept Sunday.
Ii:2s A. N. Through ana Local Mail. az
cept Sunday.
ssoP. M. For VIEWPOINTS News, olc
Point, and Norfolk, excep
400 p. NJ. charlottesville aecommods-
ton except sunday.
s25 r, N. For Louisville and CINCINNATI
Fast Express. with through
Pullman cars, daily.
a.o5 p. NJ. For Newport News and Old
Point Qimited), with Pullman
cars. Daily except sunday
1880 +. NJ Virginia prings express. dauy
except Sunday. Pullman
sleeping-cars TO White sui
SUNDAY EXCURSION to Newport's
News and Old Point. "A. M.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
1856 A. NJ. From Ashland, KY with
Pullman cars from White
Sulphur, except Sunday.
II:I5 A. NJ. From Norfolk. Old Point, and
Newport's News except sun
s4oP.M NJ. From local points and the
West, except sunday.
s:lS p, N, From Old Point. Newports
News and Norfolk daily ex-
cept Sunday.
g.55 p, M. From Louisville and Cincin-
natl. Fast express daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION rom 0id rom
and Newports News arrives 6:l5P. NJ.
Depot: seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets st 1000 Main street and depot.
III. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent,
WTLLIAMs U. WICKHAA, Second Vice
President. le 2s
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AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day: 49,
By george W. Mayo. Auctlonssr,
DINO. T.. LAushton. Jr.. saissmsn')
No. se Main street.
r ARGE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE,
AMATEUR PRINrING-PkssSA SDtf rH'
CHOCKERY. GLASSWARE, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
at lOx O'Clock will sell at my sue Ton house
n lsrge lot Of FURNITURE AND aoosr~
KEETING ARTICLES, consisting OF
COMPLETES CHAMBER 81 lis.
WALNUT and PAINTED BEpSTEApS,
WALNUT EXTENSION ana otner Ia
HAIR. and sHuCK-MArTREssEs;
A large lot OF CkOCKERY, GLASSWARE
and KITCHEN AKTlCI,Es;
LOUNGES, BUREAUS, WASHSrANpS;
Several CARPETS and RUGS.
ALSO,
1 AMATEUR PRTNT1NG-PRESS WIN
TYPE-ip good order.
These articles must he removed To Dali
GEORGE W. MAYO,
.ux Auctloneer.
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TRAINS NoRTHWARD.
sDaily. tDauy except sunday.

sDaily. tDaIy except sundsyl
STOPPiNG-PLACES.
Nos. 90 and ~ make no stops. Nos. ~
aud IS stop only on sigma at Chester. Gem
trala. and Manchester. Nos 20. ~, IS, 20,
80. 50, 81. 50. 80. ana 81 stop At all stations
for passengers.
On Train No. 90 sleeping cars between
Washington and Charleston. On Train NO.
As sleeping cars between Jacksonville and
Washington. On Trains Nos. ~ and ~
sleeping.cars between New York and Jack
sopville.
THE ONLY ALLcRAiL LINE TO NOR
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
R,chm'd- slI:s0 A. N. Norfolk. $40 -.
Richm'd, 1850 p. NJ. Norfolk. 1000 p. n.
Norfolk $3.50 A. N. Richm'd.. lao Z. N.
Norfolk. 1880 p. M. Refund. $40 7. u,
These trains also make close connection
TO and nom Farmvills. LynchbuY. and
southwestern points, and all stations on
the Norfolk and Western rsilroas.
J. X. KENLY,
euperinte ndent Of Transportation.
Z. n. EHxRsoN, General Passenger Agent
1OI Hkxs Traffic Manager. Ie -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

~>Yo>1O-I~~'Se--c-SDS '->eS-s -.
Tor SALE, TIE STOCK AND FIX.
i TURKS OF HARDWARE EsrAR.
LlsHMENT In q thriving town in Vir-
gipia. Address LINCOLN
Dispatch Office, Richmond. Va
~ lS-Tu. Th&sntSel'
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FOR RENT.
HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.

N|N0-7N7l1Ill77 ~ y ~ 7lNF-T-TlF
Tor SALE, A LARGE BAYAn
Il HORSE, suitable for Victoria or <c2A
o family carriage: sound In every respect
perfectly gentle. and a good traveller. APP
ply TO JOHN IL. TYLER & Co,
su 5.3t s07 Main street.
EOR SALE. A VERY FINEtrSy
Il COW and CALF. OF extra breed.---.l>
and full mixer; TO be seen at our office
l0l7 Basin. SUbLErr 4 FRAZER.
E0R SALE.-I WILL SELL ~
II PRIVATELY THE ENTIRE CA
STOCK OF HORSES, MULES, WAGONS.
AND HARNESS, LICENSES, DC. belong.
ing to BUCK a HOFF, at their stables lkt,s
east Franklin street. Mr.. ]. NJ. Pettitt ia In
charge. and will take pleasure in showing
the property. n. ii. MCGUIRE,
au 2-2w Receiver
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-08-25
Rcasscmblins OF the English Parliament.

LONDON, August l9.-Parliamcnt rcas
Scmblcd to-day, The Queens speech was
rs follows:
My Lords and Gentlemen: ! have sum
mOncd you to meet at this unusual season
for the transaction of indispensable bust
ness. The session of the last Parliament
was interrupted before the ordinary work
of the year had been completed, in order
that the sense of my people might be taken
on certain important proposals with regard
TO the government of Ireland. The result
OF the appeal has been to confirm the con,
clusion to which the late Parliament had
come. The provisional nature of the ar.
rangcmcnt made by the last Parliament for
the public charge of the year rendered il
i~ncNpcdicnt to postpone any further con
s.dcration OF necessary financial legislation.
Gentlemen Of the House Of Commons:
The estimates which were submitted to the
last Parliament and only partially voted
will be laid before you.
My Lords and Gentlemen: At the period
If the year usually assigned for Il recess.
and after the prolonged and exceptional
lAbors TO which many Of you have been
subjected, | abstain from recommending
now for your consideration any measures
except those which are essential to the
conduct of the public service during the
remaining portion OF the financial year. !
am confident that they will receive your
prompt and careful attention.
a meeting of the Parncll members was
held in the House of Commons before the
meeting Ct that body. Parnell presided.
Members who were present at the meeting
decided 10 discuss Irish affairs, especially
The Belfast riots, during the debate in the
House OF Commons on the reply to the
Queens speech, and also to cndeavor to
learn the intentions Of the government in
regard to Ireland.