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tho corn from % last month Ito 95.5
now. The rains haye been generally
sessonable though in excess in sopic'
districts and deficient in some Others.
In Kansas, tho CaroIinas, Delaware, and
New York the condition Is reduced by
local droughts. In the Southwest, where
drouehts sometimes occur at this season,
there has been m improvement, and a
large crop ia already assured. In the
orn.surpius States high condition pre-
walls with some advance over tho figures
OF last month. Percentages OF the States
OF the central valleys ore: Kentucky.
"a Ohio, 90; Indiana, 90; Illinois, 90
Iowa, 80 Missouri "a kansas, 81 and
Nebraska, 90. There will DO n heavy
crop in this region, ns 10 usually and
naturally expected in seasonable year
following one OF extreme drought.
Tho high condition Of the maize also
prevails In the northern borders and
Terrikories Dakota standing lowest ut
81. Spring wheat has fallen from its
high position OF month ego. The
chinch bug stands at the head Of the
disssters reported, involving more or
less in Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa, and
Nebraska, and in some places doing Sc
rious damage. High temperature, ex-
cessive rains, blighss, rusts, and the
army-worm are locally reported, evident
" without seriously reducing the general
condition. Dakota stands the highest,
with an average OF Ola loss OF 7 points.
The reported yields run an extreme
range. from few bushels TO 40 per acre.
Tho reduction OF the percentage IN Min
nesota is from "a to IS, in Wisconsin
from 81 to SO, in Iowa from 81 to "a, IN
Nebraska from 81 to 81. The crop OF
Washington, Colorado, and other Terri
tories. and of New England is good and
far. In Northern Illinois, Northern New
York, and in higher latitudes. or the
attitudes of the wihtcr-wheat States, the
general condition has been reduced from
Or. 9 to S7.3 during July. This EXHIBIT
does not include any modifying changes
in the first part of August. The harvest
Yves about TO commence in some districts
and in others would lot be ready TIL the
Doth and 10Th instant. There arc no es-
Inmates Of winter wheat after the SPRING
ns vet but the voluntary remarks OF the
reporters make the yield better than the
early promise in Ill the States that pro-
duce much Of a crop. Cases Of heavy
Yields are reported. The changes that
have occurred in the general averages OF
other crops during the menth are
Oats from %. . 10 9i.7, barley from 81 to
80. !, spring ryo from 96.S to Jl:4, Irish
POTATOES from ST. to 93.2. The buck
wheat crop first reported III August
averages III condition 4l.5.
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PITrsT1.vASIA.
Good TeInPinrs-Tho Primitive Bap-
ffafa.
Correspondence a the Richmond Dispat'h.l
DASVIILr. AngIat I'D. 1883.

lCorrespondcnco q me Richmond Dispatch
DASvILLr, August 10, 1888.
The District Lodge. No. Is, indie
pendent Order Of Good Templors, held
its regular session at Cascade Wednes-
dav and Thursday. The lodge embraces
Franklin, Henry, Patrick, Pittsylyania,
DanvilIe, and North Sapyille. On We'd
neslay night large public meeting was
held ut tho church and vas addressed by
Rev. j. Il. MoGitt and Rev. j. Il.
EOrbeA
At the meeting ycsterday the follow
ing officers were elected J. W. SutLer-
lin, d. C. T. ; ". D. Coleman, d. c. :;
sliss 3ate Hampton. D. '. I. Mrs. NJ.
s. johnson, D. =. J. T.. +. A. Van
Denborg, d. S. ; Mas Minnie Enrighb
assistant o. 8. ; u. C. Cabnni't, D. 4. !;
Rev. j. II. Forbes, y. G, John G. En-
righs, j.. NJ. Miss Lena Chsteiaine, d.
N. Miss =. Powell. guard; j. D..
Meadows, p. D. c. I. Arrangements
were made 10 employ district lecturer
TO take the fold in the near future and
MAKO q CANVASS of the district in the in
terest Of the temperance cause.
Tho next meeting viii he held in
North Dsnvdle November 14th.
IT was Learned late last night that the
names Of the men who were killed by
lightning on Mr.. Gus Shields's farm
TUESDAY afternoon were Abe Tunstall
and Tom Williams. Tho building was
orly slightly damaged shout the door
facing.
The staunton-Riyor Primitive Baptist
Association has been in session at Old
NIL church, in this county, for several
DAYS past. and several thousand people
srs in attendance. Rev. p. q. Lester,
our Democratic candidate for Congress,
is Of course the central attraction, and
he had regular ovation.
It hns beon several times reported that
Jed Pritchett, the negro who assaulted a
little girl near here some time ago, had
been caught, and it IS now positively
asserted that lie is safe in jail at kox-
boro'. \. @.
There were heavy rains in this city and
section last night. G
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Crop Report,
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 70 the Di5paIch.l
WASHINGTON, August 10.--The August
report Of the Department of Agriculture
shows small reduction in the condition
OF cotton in the Carolinas, Alabama, and
Louisiana, and an advance in Florida,
Texas Arkansas, and Tennessee. The
averages Of Georgia aud Mississippi arc
unchanged. The general average is ST.
against SGT a month ago and 1913 Last
August. Figures by States are Virgil
MIA, "a; North Carolina, 81 South
Caroliua, 81 Georgia, ~ Florida, 90 I;
Alabama, 90, Mississippi, % Louisi-
ana 90; Te1ss, 20; Arkansas, 90 Ton
nessee, 80. There has been al excess Of
rain until recently. The drought is OF
short duration and Is locally indicated
ON the Atlantic COAST and on the Gulf
coas. east OF the Mississippi.
West OF Mississippi, in Northern Mis-
sis1ippi and Western Tennessee. rains
have been frequent end abundant, and
the growth of the plant is from medium
TO large. East Of the State of Missis-
sippi tho plant is from medium to large.
la nearly the entire breadth the develop
mont is represented as later than usual,
though a picking up was about to COM
mcnce in the lower attitudes. Cotton
il almoet without sn exception re-
ported IN o sound and healthy
vigor, with rs littic shielding OF
leaves and forms as is rnentrvnsd in
most successful ssasonn There is little
rust but nc4 serious sIcspt IN most ooon-
trrs, mostly in Gexrgm aud Alabama,
where "biack rint (" prevails in Certain
localities fAscaterp1ln1 is prSeAt very
generally h the southeri half Of the
lower tier Of the States, but IA doing no
injury except il q county ortwo in Flori-
da- 10 is not much dreaded, being kept
in limited numbers by poisoping. The
boll-worm is in some counties OF Texas.
The Department Of Agriculture re-
.ports small advance IN the condition Of
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Notary fuDhc, hOhA ts-satV HbN-
rTygUsTEEs SALE OF SEVERAL
SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS THAT OFFER
INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES WHO WISH
TO MAKE SMALL INVESTMENTS AND
RECEIVE LARGE REfU RNS.-By viriue Of
doed ~ trust from Augustus Reed And Catherine,
his wife. bearing date November -, 1875. and
recorded In the clerks ofico Of the Richmond
Chancery Court Noyem Dor 20. 1856, ard being
requested by the beneficiary, ! viii offer for
sale. az auction, upon the premises.
THURSDAY. AUGurf IN, AZ Up. NJ.
sill Of the PROPERTY described in said deed. as
follows:
Flrrt. That certain PIECE OR PARCEL or
LAND, lying and being IN the city II Richmond.
Eltuatof on the cast side OF Page street. between
Accommodation and Loy7ncs streets, beginning
on said Page street NJ poins 10 toos from Tho
southeastern intersection Of Accommodation
aud Page streets and running soUhWard erd
frootlng on Page street % ieot. thence at right
GngiOs and parallel win Accommodated street
20 foot 70 the Let recently conveyed 20 said
Augustus Reed and Catherine Reed by Meciua
Stonemsn ldeeu dated March 81, 1895, snd re-
corded Ia the ChdnceTy Court CLERKS oNice IN
Dee9-Book 1870 A. page .ll', themes nofta aoi
parallel with Page street - foot. then az right
angles and parallel With Accommodation street
IS feet 70 Che begihntng u bsipg cns % 'he FOUR
lov Of land conveyed 10 tho 1ali Augustus lteeu
and Catherine Reed by deed bearing date July
"a, 1856, aud recorded In tne clerk oflC6 OF the
Richmond Chancary Court Deel-BOOk lU {,
page IN, which lot IS No. on plat attached 10
said decd. Also. Lot No. on sans plat and L.
scribsd "a follows: All hat certain plere Or pHf-
col of land situated in the city Of Richmond
fronting on Page street % feet and running sack
in . r eestery direction between parable, INES
40 feet ~ Buchanan street glth all tho n provo
mcnts tbcrnon, being enc second lot conveyed by
Meicina st0neman by deed above described and
30 which deed and plat special refsrance is
hereby made FOR more definite description ot
tho said lots. Nos. and 2 Also, tia, lot Of land
lying aud being on Buchanan street, In thecisy oi
RicbmOno. gnd designated on fhc plat above re-
feTred 70 "a Lot No 3, and being bounded rs io!-
l0Ts-to WIT Beginning On Tho eastern slde Of
Buchanan street Gt a point separating Lots =.
80 ard 90, - shown 81 Brown, fage, and Gamties
Plar, ANA running thence rOrlhwsrdly ~ rect
along said street.. thence o; right angles souih
and parallel With Buchanan street 50 feet, thcnce
NJ hight angles .0 fe0t 10 The beginning. Also,
that certain piece or parcel OF laod lying ani
being m the city OF Richmond fronting 50 reei on
tho vest sdo u Buchanan street between
L0gne3 and Accommodation streets, aD0 run
ming barS between parallel lines 80 feet 10 LOT
No. as above described ami adjoining lot on
North side oi 40 standing In name Of h0Gnce.
Wts al The improvements thereon. -
TERMS: Cash ~ - expenses of sale end t'pV
with Interest from November -, 49,. anu
balance upon such terms n. may De announced
at sale Z. 4. CRAWFORD, trustee.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD, A7cdoneer 9u II
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By y. W. boTe,
Real + state Agent.
FQE RENT.

MflliNNTS run hLN L. Va;
yo. g9t ecst Leigh street: I'D rooms.
10 Gl5 oass Leigh street.. ~ rooms; possession
ist o,Ssrtonbor
ist Of Ec ptomber.
~. 9Is sEsi Leigh street; 10 rooms; possession
lsf Of september.
So. gli o,It Lolsh street; 10 rooms; possession
isr Of September.
So. 81 noris Ninih street; rooms; posses
sion isth Of se5tnnScr.
10. ~ north Nfuth street; rOoIos; possess
sion i'ih II sept9moet.
80 lei ncrth Ntuth streht; ro7ins.
20. 81 r1s: Leigh streot; rooms. possession
no 7ii eas. Tarshali street. rooms.
NO. 90 east Grace stseet; IL rooms (; possession
No. les Soalh rhiri street; u rooms; posses
sion SRI OF October.
So. 3il south Fourth street; 10 rooms.
40. 3 south Third street; II rooms,
10 5 south hird sifeet. le rooms.
70. c19 east Main slrcet; ~ rooms; possession
la OF t.tOeet
No. GO vest Franklin street: Il rooms
70. 2'i east franklin straet; - rooms
30. SO Park avenue; y rooms.
70. 5i3 east Lcigh sirfo': rooms
10 ri north ninth street. rooms.
No. 10 east Dam street, rooms.
No. Hort Canal street; rooms.
All Of ne above dwellings have modern i'm
pr0veTaong. 49,
SMALL DWELLINGS. ranging from s. 10 SIS
Per month, IN different parts Of tho city.
Also. srORfS-erge ana small.
Gail or send ios my RENT BULLETIN for Au-
gust. whc, gives fnll ard comprehensive do
s-upuon oi al properties Easator rent
~ 7-eod3t
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OF the little town that had been left the
morning before in happiness and health.
-, ...,s-~ss<fs-r

morning before in happiness and health.
rnE VILLAGE IN Mouns1Su.
Little Dora, beautiful child, was FIRST
lifted upon tho wharf, then hcf grand
mother, ant. thon 1icr mother. Mrs. Tur-
pcr aud Mrs. rinnegan. The little VII
lsge was in deep mourning yesterday.
aud Grape hung from tho front doors OF
four houses that aro nsighbors within q
SPACE Of two hundred fesS. Usdertaker
Dnnn, OF Salem, with fonr ssistanfss,
was busy preparing tho dead Tor burial,
while old Cartsih Wheaton eat on his
front porch and cried bitterly. de
Ynoaned and shock his head as he told
hfieHy between his sobs The story OF the
Storm and the fatal wreck. lilo sad
''I've lost my bost companion II you
can censuro want you to doIt. L blame
myself for taking them. If L hadn't
feefed tho sail wo would have got home
oil right and sailed ahead OF tho storm.
did everything for the best"
Whilc the old skipper told his story
his daughter-who had Just arrived from
Philadelphia, where she lives-put her
arms around her old fathers neck and
kissed away the tears TINT coursed down
the Shippers bronzed cheeks. Coroner
John Moore. Senator Newell. and all the
substantial men OF the pretty little village
ernsped tho old man hand and assured
him that nobody laid any blame at bis
door.
FOUR FUNERALS At ONE TINE.
OF all the five hundred people in
PcnnsyiIe there wasn't one yesterday
that didn's wear a sad face. FinnegaIi's
little barber-shop, on the edge Of the
pic mic grove, was closed and tho store Of
Coton6r Moore, whose partner is Captain
Whealon's son, was also closed. The
Captains son, Samuel, vi, almost frantic
At the loss of his mother. wife and little
girl, his only child, and his sister-in-
lGw, Mrs Finnogan. At Penmsgrove,
six miles away, and at salem iast
night everybody was talking about tho
pril that has fallen on the pretty little
village Of Ponn11lle, whose peace and
happiness has never been disturbed as 1t
lie now. There will be four funerals to-
morrow morning at the same hour. The
Captains wife. young Mrs. Wheaton,
little Dora, and Mrs. FiBnegan will he
buried N the village chnrchyard, and
Mrs. Turner will 10 buried Oh Sunday.
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NENTEEL ASSORTMENT OF
N HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FFnDfRNN, l-
TURF, CfHpETS. INTERPRETATIONS, CROCK
FKY. IS, KNABE 7-OCTANE PIANO AT AUG
TlOS--At tie request 81 no family, who are dis-
continuing housekeeping. Will sell al the resi-
dence, 80. oUl west Grace strCct. on
TUESDAY TIE l4rn INSTANT
AZ i04 O'Clock, all Of the HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURf. consisting Of ...
/ WALNrr CRIMSON EMBOSSED PLUSH PAR
IOR SUIT NJ seven pieces Ia nice order:
WALNUT CHINA PRESS AND EXTENSION
.rABGF.
WALNUT CHAIRS, HEATING-SFONES;
BIZ SSELS and other CARPETS;
A number OF ENGRAYINGS Il musical authors
and composers:
REFRIGERATOR, WATFR-FlLTER:
4 good collection Of CROCKERG AND GLASS
WARE:
WALNUT HAT-RACB. TABLES:
CHAMBER FCRNTCeE. BEDDING, SPRINGS,
and many AISCELLANtOC$H OL EkEEPING
ARTICLES.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
iT-OCT AVE ROSEWOOD-CASE GRAND PIANO.
made by william Kuabe = CO.--an excellent
instrument GEORGE ". HNfO.
aUll auctoneer.
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T,HE RICHMOND BAZAAR. Err
il 1893 FRArxEis sragEr
Our regular sale viii take place

Our regular sale viii take place
TO-DAY
AZ II O'Clock. We Wi offer q large number o.
irst-cialf HORSES and MULES suitable Tor al
uurrosna. and anitA hyarIety 81 new and second.
baud CxRRTAGEs. BCGGIES, GROCKRS ana
MILK WAGONS OF all descriptions
Fspssfai attention "a nskcd 90
2 FlRyr-CLAsS DRIVING HORSES. Thoroughly
reliable: oonn
HoksES suited to heavy drsught, and GOOD
MgfA:
q cows frpsh iothe pail, calves at their Side
largo mixers:
o GRoCERs' WAGONS, IN nrst-clnss order;
/ MILK WAGON, In hrst-clsss order;
Top Bt9SfES, bot little used;
1 OPRN BUGGY. bat little nted.
q BALES BAY, In good condition:
an II Z. Is. COOK. Salesman.
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An OPPORTUNITY WITHOUT
"a COMPETITION.
RnoRA. xrArEovEnY. &c.

ALL THE NEW BOOKS AT 1902
"A MAIS STREET
MAGAZINES for August
MAtRAs REVENGE. uagglrl.
IRISH KNIGHT OF NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Miss DAVIS.
MADAM SILVA, McClcliapd.
VIRGINIA INHERIT ANCF, Fondieton.
FAMILY DOOM .iED MAIDEN WIDOW, South
vOT.h.
au 5-dsw RANDULPH & ENGLISH.
AN IMPORTANT NEW LAW
"A ROOK rltllsocd .o-day.-CCMMlSslON-
FRS ~ Cn SNCrrT ~ NiHGiNfA-hS A
Meade Smith. n DE Norfolk har, comprising q
digest Of tho Stailte Law governing Commits
stonCrs In Chancery. their powers ana du' 81
Chased ana arranged Ia separate parts apd IN
der proper titleA. Win explanatory coidmeH3
anl reiereaces. forms and tapies. and coma IL
leg. ais0. rrief az. osi don ~ the !o7 concern
M son, matters - ost frequently presented i'f
confederation notices. bearing. reports, ud 70
rIarcs, lega,ies, distnbutipnf, interest ahnei-
to- accounts 70 one y1lU me, SyA Fr.ae -
iyI NEST. JOHNSTON & Co.. rubihhsrA
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When you ask for Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be persuaded to buy any other
prepArstion~
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UCTION SALE OF TEN
"A SQUARES IN MANCHESTER ADJOINING
TIE MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN AS
MARX ADDITION. by ylr.us Of a decroe IN tho
ChaRcsry Court OF Richmond. Va, dated June
a, 1883, c. OBJ. Cowardn. SEQ SUES. re, ptatn-
ia, "a. J. II. D0oley and Philip y. P1rcsl. trus-
teee, aud as. defendants. authorizing the under
signed 0s trustee " . cerisin decd ot trust from
OhRries W. Purcell aud wife. ds.sa Eay 81, 1874.
% ssll the property snsreoy conveyed, / shall
proceed 70 sell or the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AusUsr 10, 1883,
beginning q, SO T. a.. ma PROPERTY Go
scfited "a ssd decres snd desd-to wit: TEN
LOTS tsluares,, Ea, Is, i6, e. ~. y, -, % SO.
u, snd IS, adioinIss srrs bown OF Manchester, In
tho csunu Of Chesterfield. bounded on ,ns
northeast by jackson street % thc southwest oy
o street scpGranng raid lots from DR.. Mars
estate. on fhe roaetes-t by Morgan sireoh sad
on Tho sorfhves, By Naury stssct- Tho absye
Described PhoPEhTY viii b grvxsly enhanced
IN vafue Tor building hocses By tho nszrncss Of
tue proposed electric railroad DAT vii crons
Hayo's bridge and run up Hull street fiss u
pYepsrty ~ tho ossro u thc sacxionecrs.
TeGns; By osusent, cre fosrsSh cash bsisnre
m en-, twslve, and eighteen n,onsss: negogiahls
pc<ss. psr ceat intersyt saScdx apd he par
cnes1rs veiNns Tie 3rsncs,s1i exsnyson Ard
tscurcd By retentica OF tltA on sad rssl essztc,
W. L. CowA6Dfs,
au4 Trustee.
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FOB NF-TT.

ITO OWNERS OF NAUANI -
L HOUSES. ma
We can rent a. once to 6 patron for 500
or $50 por annum MODERN HOUSE OF z
roe tns ON wet Main or Floyd streets.
Wo also have applications from non-resldens
for tho following:
TWO aODrEN LOU>Es centrally located
from 800 t1 500 per RnnUm. 80.
Two "CNURCN HILL" HOUSES = = siz
PEI month. .r,,.
one noar Tsunor q Dolaney's onl FhAtO OF
FOCE ROOFS near lhlrd AMI Main streets.
SPr EDY TENANTS SECURED OK NJ
CHAUUf..
j. THOMSON BROWN & co.,
Re6l h4t0te Agents,
M rf-9t iil3 Mail street,
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IUur.Ws sAL.A-rusnre D.ys,

BY George T. Crawford.
Auctloneor and Note Broker,
1905 Bank street. Ricbmond, Va.
NotarH Public. Roal Estate Agent
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nAsLaeAp LssHs.
ARRfYkh IcIiMnNn-
AKkTFb hIJHMUNU
tsoP. N. MAIL daily lszcept Synfsn
Sl3 A. n ACCOMMoDATlOS daily NE,s.

80 n. NJ. MAIL daily lexcept sgnfsN.
gl3 A. n. ACCOMMODATIONS daily NI.sr
IssoA " ExPRsss ssils.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION hetHeen Ri-r.
nlonf and Sooltsvli'o leaves 4. v; re.lrn 3
CONNECTIONS
StChfoB Forge with lhssapNske rnf Nf'r
railway Tor DO <Jutb. West h1d NDrtn Se-,
a, Lynch burg Win Norfolk AMI Wesef1 r...
rad for ali points south. Southern, an1 sHI.l-
vest and Virginia Midland railway f0r al l..la
North sad south.
Al Rirhmond Win As.oia,sd r,gssy. ~ a..
poinu N the Soun. sal kiCAmoni, -rrlfr .r
burg and Potomac railroad Tor 30 Npril.
- Lexington with bainnorr and tni0 rt..
rOad. making cioss connections ~ Isrf
ferfy ~ sud frofn P.tsoursn and go csl -
" ss. ii'is ., ear sttsehsl . Si5A Krsy,' ,i
sieeOlrs-car LyucbbJrzto Memphis. NsH %.
leanr, and Liuie Rock.
Trans nartod 2 eahy 1eAcsp' eaa-af
T,,.tets go % all po,ns. omoss 9is -tn
Haln street, ila0 MAN siTeeA and a. k.r-n"aa
and Alsgnaay degot Eigeih anil cassi 're'.A
JOHt y. fAl AIrlN
io2 genera pAssenger Asel.
DICHMOND, FREDERIC kSBUkI
III AND POTOMAC RAI.NOAD.--,ctei .f
commencing NAY * iSs- ~asteru staud..i
TZS A. NJ lecyes 8yr,, STREET STATIC Tally. ST.,
OILY a. Astians, Junction, dla.
oni Ffrioll,s burg. .'esnrf
Washington. i9as~s WAsllagti.f s
Ncr EClk =. li,ic a. ~.
I;:T A. NJ leaves Byri-surot station Pa. y md.
copt sunday Lesyss IS a-. lg. Ed.
New lors q 40 r. 3d.
e1pW raye. BYri-strAai cation fafs
sronpcr ~ New y .-s
1881 ", arrives - Byrd ,'.... s.las ds..
glaener from So. N.-.
itsR. NJ, arrives ~ yf'.f.sr -ar.1 iAlr
stops az FreIrr .... .. 80
Junctiuu. Si"n .... 'r..
iegP NJ, arrycsat mr. ,..-. aaa. -l.s
creep sunday
ASHLAND TEAMS
plfLr gYrgYf sDAHAft
R0cp " aeon Lltatrn I'lfrs -'...-t,t
s.a. .'l. ari DO ...i
totR r., lra'es sios ar-f1 hi A-..l 3D.
s;f7 NJ, s,oomm.i,tl10. arrives 81.
Su,tssaton itaIcs Afa.fli 4'
Hs9P. ". strives =. El5s leaves Asniaal be
C f,lloe. ccoerai rickct Age.
=. + T. NYts-. ae-a.ai superintendent f
(tHESAPEAKE ND OHIO ROUIl
~ SCHEDULE TAKING Eifksk
ltt l.. l7.N
tskrz acasovr
etJ ~. 'or Newport Sow. 80 PIN. Cl..
'.r'. ami SorfoiS daily cH~- -...
sl5A.N -,mieys on,y. % Newport Sow, I'D
r1ni. s-f T.rfllt.
iia0 A. II. 1lr,lsa sri los, M.r % 81 l...i
ND.L kept Nu tar
SHOPPERS cliep Forge w
4nP n. i.r Newnor. Now7 oi r--s "a
Sort B. cxr8gi sIiiaE
s;ioP A. s. Pr. oof b.. ODD, nd Ac-e.r. '.
ren. Keep, >lrua.
1.e9 {, y. iOr Louisville, Cincinnati aA
SO ilula. Nnff rN.H AMI NOV
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UCTION SALE OF THAT WE'LL
A BUILT DETACHED BRICK DWELLING.
No. 1914 WEST MARSHA L. S1REEp BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREElS.-At tho
request CT the owner, who intends removing
from tho ely. va shRii otter Tor sALo al pubic
auction, upon TIE premtlos, on
TUESDAY, ACGUyr f. 1855
NJ 6 o'clors p a., Tho PROPERTY above lc-
scribed. Thc house is con- paratycly new. con-
tains seven rooms. with gas, city water and cu.-
vert connections. The 10. itons =, fc6i % tho
north lno Of iarshali 5t-eos uni rGcs 6oc', ~
feot % a wide-pnved aiisY. THIS property IA
within fifty yards oi tho elecuc-car lino, AMI in
a lo.a.ion whore property Is steadily onhnocng
in yaue.
TERMS: Atsale. SUTTON & CO.,
au 10 Au-iiouccra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

Trsa No. % connects daily eH..F.
a. keysYills ior Chase Clfy. D.ar,sfi
OXFORD. at 6reegsborO f9r Urham, rs
Salem, aud " iuston, ami Al points % p
a.. Springs. aas ali po.tts I'm ~ ...ru
Carolina, and az Charlotte Or charlotte t'i-
bia ard Al. . railroad .,.-.
Train No. 50 cOaneca falg ~ Nre
for salem, winston. Raleigh, 0oiisN
Morehosi city; ~ salisbury i9r A,.i'.e ~.
Springs ani al points m Nesyera Npil- "a
Tina; az Cksriotts with Charlotte lol4.t r.,
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Ausi,-N
CharioSien, Savannah, fhoDesFNie, %, "a
sonyilis AMI other F'ords p0lnD 80
Carolina CentnI railrOsi f0r " limN " ~
Tran. from ths south arrive ~ kcA -'''
"a ant An T. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALrlMpkEl ~ ZACH
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-11

By n. ". Bows
Real Estate A9ctionoos.

SALE OF MACHINE
4 ny ron THg MANUFACTURE or PLUG
AND SMOKING TOBhCroS AT AUCTION. ~-ln
part execution 81 certain deed OF trust oatso
he 24sh Of October 1884, and duly fecofdef 10
tho Chancsfy Court ~ Richmond. IN Doed- BOOK
iI A, on psgb "a atd At the Request OF the
beneficiary thsrein. will sell BY auction a. NO
823 south Ninth street, near tho Free pf1igos on
TUESDAY, Arorsr q. 1870.
ct f0.5D A. ". rharp. q lot OF FlAIthkS fVh
TaE MkNrFACTtRgO or PLUg AND SMOKING
TOBACCoS. consisting in part OF six nyfranlie
Reta.ners two "B1nckop" fump-Nachines.
one 2ShOfso powsr Engine aud Boiler, ono
Hydraulic Pump. a lot ~ shspee, loss. benches,
shefsipe. Pnllsys ana many other articles
needed 70 complete tho ouiat OF an establish
msns % tae Kind. viii 10 sod In lots % suit
TERMS: Cash.
RICHARD C. WORrHAN, Trustee.
JAS. MtcDoUaALt. Cricr. su 10