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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
wnntra Wear Uniformx.

At meeting of the Common Council
held on the 7th of the present month
the Police Committee recommended the
amendment of section 10 OF the City
Ordinances so as to make the Richmond
police force consist OF one hundred men.
Tine Council almost unanimously favored
tho amendment, aud on last Monday
evening the Board of Aldermen con-
Cured in the action of the Coun-
Gil, and, although the ordinance has
not yet been signed by the Mayor,
seventy.fye citizens have filed ap-
plications for positions on the force.
They are still coming in at the rate Of
about SIX per day, aud number of
blank applications are now out The
present prospect is that if the Mayor
does not order an election before the
LIST of September there will be at least
four or five hundred applications for the
Board of Police Commissioners to con-
slider.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
nozars To-wosro EVENING.

The musicale tomorrow evening VIII
be very attractive. Mrs. g. s. McRae,
soprano MIR. J. Williams Macy, of New
York, an exceptionally fioe humorous
vocalist and elocutionist. and Dir. Paul
Ptoening, violinist OF unusual ability,
who comes highly recommended by the
northern press, will all contribute to the
following brilliant and varied pro-
gramme :
PsrtL-1. Overture, "Chimes OF Nor
mandy" (Planguette,) Amateur Orches,-
ira. 2. Solo soprano, "Ah At Length
lis Here" Mrs q. $. McRae. 3. Violin
solo, Russian Airs, (Wieniansky,l Mr.
Paul Ptoening, of Washington. 4. Bari
tone solo, Thursday" humorous, (Mol-
loy. Mr.. J. Williams Macy, Of New
York. 3. Solo soprano, "Oh Happy
Day Oh Blisiul Day" Mrs. G.. s. Nc
Rao.
Part III. Violin soil, a, "Noctune. "
Chopin ; b. Gypsy Dances, (Nachez,)
Mr.. Paul Ptoening. ,. Baritone solo,
1.-TWO Marionettes, humorous, Cooke
Mr.. j. Williams Macy. 3. Solo 90
prsno, Embarrassment" (Abt) Mrs.
q. s. McRae. 4. Violin solo, "oelect-
ed" Mr.. Paul Ptoenlng. ). Baritone
,olo, "AJolly Good Laugh" humorous,
(Thomas,) Mr. j. Williams Macy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
I'm nemorfss..

At regular meeting Of Division 2e
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Englneefs
held August 1s. 1898, the following pro.
amble and resolutions woreunaDimoasly
ADOPTED:
: Whereas il has pleased Almighty God
receiver OF all. in Bis wiso and nuorrine
providence 10 call from orr midst by
death on July I'D. after a brief i!lnssa
while in the ever-fai;hiui discharge o.,
his laborioas duties a. receiver OF tio
Newport News and Mississippi. Valley
Com any, our esteemed receiver ar
friend, General ". &. Wickbam:
Rcsoivc5, That we, members o. Div.
sion %. Brotherhood OF Locomotive pa.
gineers, are very sensible 10 our gre. . .
10 ourselves and 70 our Organizsf OIL 3
large.
ResolUcd, That in his death y-g.a.
has lost q bravo and trio so'd.,r A
worthy statesman, and esteemed aad pa.
Auential citizen.
Resoired, That by his death Hanover
has lost most enterprising, csttcae1
and charitable citizen, rs Mr. Niesaa
was man given 30 charity nBl h,n.s..
lence, always ready 10 besrieni chose r.a
applied regardless Of creed or color
Resoirfd, That the Aewpor, News
and Mississippi Valley Company Dos
lost proficient officer, the officers -
esteemed fren anil associate, aAi Gle
employees a true friend.
RcsoircQ. That We extend our lr.r'-
felt sympathy b. his hcrsayod ia
whu by bis untimely death has theprat
est loss 20 bear that % a kiud and 40
fectionato husband snd loving a,lr-
and may God, the receiver o. all. On u.
mercy look down upon them ana rr
them sufficient grace 10 bear PIE .o'.
affection He has permitted to visit ulol
then.
Rcsolyed, That a copy Of those 2 .l
tons be sent 10 the horcayed f,ui.y
and he published in the iIchmonl p.
pers aud EnginecrF JoWnaL
$ ". CowELL,
4. VI. COFFgy.
J. y. MAWrArr.
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
HnnnYar Delegates.

At o meeting of the Democrats OF
Hanover held at the county courthouse
the following delegates we're elected to
the Third District Congressional Conyen-
ton to be held in this city on the 9th of
September:
Beaver-Dnm District: +. Fl. Hen
bricks, r. G. Oliver, John W. Phillips,
John ]. Terry. 7. F. Waldrop, and Il.
G. Baughan.
Ashland District: @. s. Cooke, l.. M.
Cochran, E. L. @. Scott, I. j. Wool
bridge, John f. Hazlegrove, and Will
liam l.. Lumpkin.
Henry District William Wingfeld
Jones, W. l. Wingfeld, Willoughby
Newton, Julian NJ. Rufiin, John w. Bur
nett, and +. w. johnson, Sr.
Delegate at Large: Colonel Richard
4. Beirne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Police Court.

The continued case of Benjamin Pitt
man (colored), charged with feloniously
shooting William cambridge, James
Washington, aud Peter Haskins s(all
coloredD, was called in this court yester-
day morning and continued until the
18th instant, cambridge not yet being
able to appear No bail was allowed the
prisoner.
Lucy Harris (colored), charged with
stealing one dollars worth OF goods
from Bette Taylor, was sent 10 jail for
fifteen days.
John Pratt (colored), using improper
language on the street and striking Mary
Jones. Fined IS and costs.
Eleanor Cousins and Blanche Booker,
fighting and being disorderly on the
street. Fined $3.50 each and costs.
j. 2. Carpenter C Co.. running carts
on the street without license. Con
tinued until the oath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
The Estey Organ.

Mr.. Joseph 3. Herndon, yard-master
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
Richmond, Va, has purchased fine
Estey Organ from Sanders h Stayman,
General Managers. 1917 east Main street.
Richmond, Va Tho Estey Organs are
recognized all over the world as the lead
ing and standard instrument. Write TO
Sanders 4 Stsymsn for catalogues aud
prices. Easy terms Pianos at reduced
rates. Sheet Music as half price. This
is the only house selling oil kinds Of
sheet-musio at half price and reduced
rates, classic, copyright, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
THE GAME A DRAW.
Contest Between the KichmOnds and
Virginia Brigbts n Tie.

The game Of baseball played at
Boschen's Park yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Richmonds and Virginia
Brights YVES one OF the most exciting OF
the season and was witnessed by fair
audience. After nine hotly-contested
innings, in which the fight was nip and
tuck. the game had to be declared tie,
TIE score standing 3 TO 2. The battery
work Of Kahn and Sydnor WAS very good
indeed, and Deans pitching was excel
lent Phe feature of the contest was
Kain's long driver to centre-fGld, on
which he made three bases. The tie
will be played Off at an early day. Fol-
lowing is tho score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
rbo.c yn.rd.s,roe, nut.ancss.
Al NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
RIcHmoSD, August lS, 1888.

lklAtMONDB <ANNA NOV ~ AN~N'
To The Editor Of the Disp0tch:
Your correspondent signing " Monroe
Ward must be mistaken about the null
ssnce en- Third street between Grace and
Franklin, rs no complaint Was ever made
of ihis locality during tho time | had
charge o! the Health Department. If he
means on Second street between Grace
and Franklin, / 30 unhesiiaungiy state
that every complaint made IN regard TO
these places was promptly attended 70,
as can bo attested by Mr.. Brown, the
agent and the City Scavenger can like
wise testify that on more than one occa-
sion drove ont to his housc TO see bin
about them. BY persistent efforts ! sue
ceeded in having The sewer Commenced
during my term Of Office that others had
vaiuly tried TO get before not only that,
but tho alley paved contiguous to the
houses spoken Of Tho sewer WINS not
completed when my term OF office eX-
pied, AMI consequently / could not have
connections orlered. / know nothing
about the present BOARD Of Health be-
ing approached about this and nothing
hos been done. but his charge concern
ing "the previous board, " il ne refers to
myself. is as unjust as unfoundcd Re
spectfully, Z. f. SGaArTog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
No sr,t.p,e oG,.. Fauna Vet.

Colonel William r. Cutshaw, City En-
gineer has SO far failed to find Il suitable
place for the location OF bis Office. The
City Treasurer has been complaining for
several weeks that the Office lie now oc-
oupics is too much cramped, and that
his business cannot be attended to with
satisfaction either to himself or the pub
Tic on specially busy days. At meeting
of the Street Committee two weeks ago
tho Engineer was authorized TO select a
building in which to move his office. that
the Treasurer might occupy the present
Engineers Office. Colonel Cutshaw mas
made diigeut efforts, but so far has not
mot with SUCCESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Dinnecn snd wife to Louis J. HeindL 70

Dinnecn snd wife to Louis J. Heindl, 20
feet on Thomas street. $50; zane 20
same, 20 feet on Thomas street Sw ~.
n. Duncansou aud wife TO Julius STRAINS
and William fIlyson, 30 feet on Moore
street, $500; Charles T.. Lowry aud VIE
TO II. ID. MessIsr, 20 feet on Beyeriy
street between Washington and Carter,
$3.50; NJ. Z. Murphy and wife TO ;. u.
strau.c, lot in Duvals Addition. sioV |;
james Il. Pace and wife to city OF kicfl,
rnond, "a acres known IS Poplar Vale =
ard 400 acres west OF Richmond,
s4, 020; NJ. II. Tuck and wife to h. M:
Gam, 40 feet on Carlton street corner OF
Dinneen, $3.50 Joseph Wallersteii' ana
others to II. w. Siggins, 81 feet on bar-
vie street corner OF Carter, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
TTE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AUGUST 49, 1888

thought I was fool, and sed ono was for
,lorgs, en- ono for chickens, and one for
pictures, and one for eatin, and the lord
knows what no didn't have one for:
Great Scot and generel Jackson. ct old
Richmond don't have to stretch her hide
] wish l may die. People, why thai
thing is somsshin.
Pardner. I'm gwyne to ketch you q
'possum jusi TO show you what | think
about you for this here thing: I'll be
dang gone ef they orten to put you up
on top Of that er house for the folks to
see the man what started that thing. Ill
he thar sure. ROBERT III. SYKES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
From n weiI-Rnown Citizen.
3la NORTH TwELFTH sFREEr.

oIJ kOETH IWbLk III 5FAhLI,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. ii. 1888.
DR.. s. Goieski, 915 east Main street =;
Dear Sir,-I am glad TO inform you
that the spectaeles which you have adj
justed to my eyes give me perfect salts.
faction and an more than pleased with
them. Before getting yopr glasses l
was hardly able TO read thirty minutes
without pain and discomfort, but now |
can use my eyes for hours at time with
out the least inconvenience. Please ac-
cept my thanks for your good work.
Respectfully, n. EZEKIEL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Reply to MONROE Ward snd u Cry
for water.

10 me Editor Of the Diepa'cs:
Your complainant signed Monroe
Ward is as incorrect in his reflections on
the Board of Health as he is IN locating
his " dangerous nuisance" and his cen
sure Of the Board is totally undeseryed.
The facts are as follows: The culvert in
question is on Second street. not Third,
and the Poard Of Health in their zeal TO
avoid and abate the disease-hreedlng
traps. your correspondent alludes TO
really exceeded their authority IN put
ting down this culveft latter two
years persistent urging before water
wss introduced and the water-pipes
laid on the street. The Board
OF Health cannot force the property
owners to connect if they have not water
connection. They have, however. induced
them so 10 10, snd connections have been
made for weeks past with the sewer,
bat no water has yet been furnished.
In many houses in The upper part Of the
city there is not a sufficient how Of water
to cleanse the closets or 10 get bath,
and if the yelIow-feyer or some other
disease does not break out in this city it
will not be on account OF the scarcity Of
water. Whose fault is it that while We
have A river flowing by orr very doors
we cannot get water enough 10 wash our
persons much less premises?
A EELLow-SCFFEREB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Aeau,ssea aud welded.

Mr.. Edgar Il. Sheppard, who was ar
rested on warrant sworn out by Chris
topher Bolton, charging him with at
tempting to assault, MAIN, and disfgure
the complainant, was tried before JUS
tics CHM. OF Benrico county, yester-
day. and found not guilty.
Immediately after the acquittal Shop
pard engaged Squire CHM (who is also
q minister Of the GospeD in his clerical
capacity TO unite him and Miss Bolton.
the daughter Of Christopher Bolton. in
the holy bonds Of matrimony. The eere-
mony was performed in the presence
Of the family and many other Witnesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

z. c. GARW .rN. Hin Constable, iI. A. '.H
his Office. 1919 east Frarknl --r.r l et.-.
stands, wardrobe. s..
ALLEN q. COLLINS. 10 A. ". o. 49, .-
Nicth street. Wal -pa0eC tor..fs. e4...
r.t.ons. ~ild0w- -ha le-, 49,
GEOHGf ". AAfO. i0. a. b., ~ f0 i.
Siyth street. groceries, sforc-lfttr.t
GTORGF ". MAYO. ioS a. a.. h...,t .r
turg. cigar5. ico-cAcsi1. fe.
WILLIAM JENkiN-, ~ u. bs1suss, '-~ n
and lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
sale OF robacco-Enetory. Residence.

There will be trustees sale OF about
s25, coo worth Of property at ut, Airy,
n. c., September 9Th. Including one TO-
bacco-factory. ono elegant new residence,
ono store-houso, and thirty vacant lots.
Mt. Airy 10 the terminus Of the Cape
Fear and Yadkin- Valley railroad, the
natural market for nine counties IN the
bright tobacco belt Of Virginia aud North
Carolina, and is one Of the most promi-
sing markets in tho State. A splendid
opportunity for investment. A word TO
the wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Mr.. Allan ana she Grand-Army Men,

MIR. Edgar Allan, who has been in New
York for about six weeks, most of the
time at Bar Harbor, was called to Wash
ington about q week ago to his daughter,
Mrs. II. H. Crump. who was suddenly
taken critically III with fever. DIR. II.
w. Davis, Mr.. Adams family physician,
OF this city, was telegraphed for, and no
Immediately went on and attended Mrs
Crump. Friday evening, when DIR.
Allan returned to Richmond, his daugh-
ter had 80 much improved that he con-
templates taking her to Virginia Beach
this week.
Mr. Allan brings many messages from
tho Grand Army comrades TO the yete-
rams OF Lee Camp. He will leave here
the second week OF September to attend
the twenty second national encsmpment
OF the Grand Army of the Republic.
MIRA Allan and her two daughters,
Misses Lola and Lottie, are now travel
ling through Ireland and expect to reach
Paris by the lst OF September, where
they will spend the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

The trolley of Car No. on the Elec-
trio Line broke the wire down at the
switch near Cary aud Reservoir streets
Friday evening. The falling wire struck
the conductor on the hat, and he jump
ed of. A lady passenger also jumped
oil. The car ran some distance without
doing any damage, but affording the
fine pyrotecbnic displsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
cAsvAxsEms Fox TaE DISTRICT.
Those Appointed by tho Congress
sionai Committee-nr. Hills

viii O0ufe.
Mr.. Conway II. Sands, chairman OF
the Democratic Congressional Commit
tee for the Third district, who attended
the meeting at West Point on Friday
night, yesterday issued the following:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE,
RIcHxoyD, August Is, 1888. .
The following have been appointed
district, city, end county canvassers Tor
the Third congressional district
District Canvassers Il. O. James, a.
K. Leske, ". W. Baker, d. l.. Pulliam,
Hill Carter, George 2. Haw, M h.
Barnes. W. X. Aylett, J. II. Tucker,
Wlhsm Lovenstein, A. $. Buford, Q. Y.
Meredith, G. Il. Sands, aud h. M.
Smith, Jr. .,
County and City-Manchester and
Chesterfield A. @. Atkinson, Charles
L. Page, George 4. Robertson, George
II. Jswett, ard f. c. D. Farmer.
Goochland: f. NJ. Parrish, r. u.
James, and P. 4. Miller.
Hanover Julian n. Ruffin. Waiter
Sydnor, and Willoughby Newton.
Henrico DR.. u. 8. McGruder, DR..
r. +. Gsskins, John E. Broaddus, II.
G. Heckler, and Il. T. Wilson.
New Kent: r. t. Lacy. j. ID. Odell,
and r. b. Faunt lie Roy.
King william: Judge Roger Gre
CORY, r. ID. Moncure, Isaac Diggs, A.
W. Eastwood, and Herbert |. Lewis.
Richmond City: Meade Haskins, S.
Taylor Evans, Lyon 6. Tyler, John A.
Curtis, II. l.. Carter, B. T. Crump, J.
G. Lamb, d. G. Richardson, j. Il.
O'Bannon, and Poger p. Atkinson.
Hon. II. H. Cardwell is recommended
for one OF the canvassers at large.
CONWAY X. SANDS,
Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
sixteen reet siueInches.

The Rebecca Moulton, Of New York.
arrived here few days ago with a cargo
of 800 tons OF ice shipped TO the itch
mond Ice Company from the henneoecc
river. This vessel draws sixteen feet and
uine inches of water, which Is said to be
the most of any vessel that has ever come
up the James river as far as Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Pranerf. Transfars.

Richmond: Thomas Lillis and wife to
NJ. Mclaughlin, 30 feet on Louisiana
street corner Fifth. $500.
Henrico: P. V. Daniel, Jr., and others
TO Richmond and Chesapeake Railway
Company, 6o6-l000 acres on Chess-
psaks and Ohio hallway. $40 John II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
VIRGINIA BEiGnTS
RiCHNOHDs.

Earned runs-Virginia Brights. o; RlchInonds,
a Tgu-base bits-Luck. ThTce-baso hits
Raln. First on balls--yirgnla brtghts, 1: Rich
monds. O. FRS. on errors-Ntgiaia Brights 2;
Richmonds. ?. stolen bsses-Nirginia BnGhts,
/: Richmond., . Loft on basos--Firelnia
Brlghts, 2; Rchmonds, 2. Struck out-by hsin.
8; Dean, & Passed balls-Luck, 3; sydnor. 2;
Foster l. Double plays-Sydnor 70 Disney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

The long-looked for Mercie model for
the Lee monument arrived at the Capt.
toll yesterday, securely boxed up. 1t
will Dc opened tomorrow and be placed
in tie Senate chamber on Tuesday for
the inspection OF citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
DIR. MILLS WILL COMB.

Mr.. William Ryan, chairman of the
City Democratic Committee, yesterday
received a letter from Congressman Il.
@. Mills, in which be says: 81 have
promised Hon. George ID. Wise that l
will make a speech at Richmond during
the campaign, but l cannot yet say
when"
City Chairman Ryan has appointed ex-
Councilman John II. Conner to take
charge of the City Democratic head
quarters at No. 1ll2 east Main street,
which will be opened tomorrow. A
large flag will be unfurled and the rooms
will be comfortably fitted up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Last Grand sa,ura.y-Sssss E.eur-

The Ariel will repeat the popular Ex-
cursion 10 tho Seashore next Saturday
night, August 25th. for the last time.
Only 81 round trip and no time lost from
business See advertisement under
:" Excursions" for attractive schsdnls
and Particular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

There is millions in IL in Whit
Why good cigar like the Grni He.
public Cigarro or Bah)--,oEg lAsl
filler work. ". ID. Slid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Hot, .a,ouc,e. verc,ant re,Isr,

No. % NORTH NINTH srRrEf,
has received a full line Of Fau sample.
from 4 q. .. d. New York house. ta
and see the low prices Tor trs'c'u'
goods, gotten up in the best manner by
myself, and satisfaction guarAai,eI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Mrs. A. y. Broaldus, GO north N.,.
street, raised this season some ..t
peaches from seed which was rla..j
IN her yarl about ten years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Isaac Sycle & Co.'S buyer IA 10
the North amongst the Dry Goods sal
Carpet Mills transactins business 30
the interest Of the firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

The sales OF Grand Republic C'1rr3s
are without q precedent "Lyt he-
cause they are the best dy1 cent goods
on the market.
I. +. ROBERTSON a. BB0TnFR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Let the good work 90 on AMI the r..
pie rejoice. he Grand kepubic ta,.
ros and nuiios are carrying The ~
against all competitors. q. 70 ll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Cheap Pants ~ ,he Reliable clo't'ls H ,..
Fourth aud Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Ask to see our . Atwood Cheuot suiis
d. if0gsurff
Tho Rc.iapie. Fourth aui i..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
News.

Tho news that We send ou. io-iaf
should md iis way into every ta
the city OF RiehmonI % s neas .'i
will 10 as glad uiinrs 70 every
rcacres wheio ttsre az ,o}s
and care Tor. iorwe announce o.ia. "'
mos, thoroughly sweeping lf
duction sale Of Boy aai C.ir.f
clothlng-new ami fsshloaa Poo e...r..s
ono, 10, Of on Hyes Or 0etfaf.f
saHy-s'ec,,f ,toctj-,has mis- 'olH.-l ."
ever known. "a broad s.nicm-r. r-
will soy. Sol y, but % go>5: az Boz a
truth or fasiiy We Aro riIrs Phi %
Judged. sAKs a OuAiA'..
Asa good trucker trims hiss.
trees to encourage healuy g-.F'-.-
we reslize tho necessity % ..f
each season with sn entire uoH Dob ''
We have oyory reason 70 be p.c.i 10 '-'
healthy grown here IN R.,hnni "
the trucker knows thar vh-n h'
Genes and the buds bars; uai a
ture don. her garb Of green l.' '''.' '
vines look brighter AMI better 'or -. q
been trimmed In tine. 80 shall oif '.-''
And stock look when The ses'o- ,i''
and We begin rex, season ''"i-''
with stock entirely fresh.
sAEs & c0sFsAL
Hero are tho spl4udi values 80
-. 1877 ,fs Rows 10 NJ or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Grea, reduction m Cloihng n ne r...H
One-Pnco Go hing Rouse, F0urn aal ..
stress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

boys Suits O. suit the purse - every en-.
b. lfOs IE.f.
tho Rsllahle ono Poe clo.llnr an ILs---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

ANGosIURA usrTsYs tho vorid-r1n.sl. s..
pot,rr srG i.7fotc' r, inrnrta
favor 20 AZ dr'nka aui CURES eyspep .. ..
rnua, fever and aruo. Asa for $500 ..
Angostura, uauuiacrlred ~ pr j. g.. D.. -
GEKr & So'le.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

Hero are tho spleudii values 80
which ve shall greet the Boys 10 fo''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

The Commonwealth Of Virginia presents:
this medal - Malor-General Wiuneld scott.
Us q memorial Of her admiration for the:
great aud distinguished services OF her son
while Commander-in-Chlcto Of the American
armies IA the var With Mexico. lsii.