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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
ESSEX CnUNTY.
Five Men Killed by I.tEhtninG-Ftnc
Crops. &c.

Crops. &c.
ICorrespondonce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DUNNsvILLE. August q, 1888.
Five men were killed by a flash Of
lightning ut Carter's wharf. on the Rap
pabannock river, on Saturday the 18th.
4 colored man from Cuba and o re-
puted sponge-d1ver was drowned near
Bowlers one day last week.
The peach crop is not yielding as well
as tho early season indicated.
Tomatoes ere rushing into the factory
this week.
There were never as fine crops Of corn
in this section AS now. All have some
and bread viii he abundant. Plenty OF
corn means fat hogs and good beef.
The Thomas Croxton alluded to by
your correspondent OF the 18th, from
Essex, is not Zion. Thomas Croxton, OF
Tappahaunock
Rev. +. ID. Power. son Of DIR. Robert
Power. of York county, now in charge
of q church in Washington city, is TO
lecture here to-morrow-su subject, "Block-
heads.
All the nominations give entire salts
faction, and more especially was that in
the First district for Congress the right
thing to do. The locality and the man
make success doubly sure.
A big concert comes off here Friday
night. the oath, at the residence Of
William Campbell, Esq. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
VIRGINIA DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Second Day OF the Annual session
Address by DIR. BoDWin,
OF philadelphia. &c.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l


STANTON, August 23.--T'he morning
yession was occupied by several operators
in clinics. About twenty more in addi-
tion to the number reported yesterday
we're in attendance to-day.
AT the afternoon session the president
announced the regular order of business,
which was to resume ct the point left OIL
Yesterday in receiving reports from
standing committees.
Under the head of dental Education
and Literature DR.. u. Z. Beadles. of
Danville. read paper entitled Dental
Colleges and Their Graduates" which
mainly discussed the progress OF profess
sional education, in which he found much
10 approve and at the same time come
thing to disapproye, especially In the
practice of lecturing the first and second
class of students at the same time. The
paper embraced very fully the subject of
the text adopted. Ii was spprovingly re-
ceived and fled.
DIR. w. q. A. Bonwill, of Philadel-
phia, was introduced. who, according to
appointment, delivered a lengthy and
illustrated lecture. which embraced the
practice of dentistry and its progress
sinoe he commenced bis professional Ca
reer ia 1854. He gave bis hearers much
good counsel in his efforts to awaken
them TO the real merits of their profess
SION. He did not find them as ready
and az willing to engage in comparing
views and filing proper place IN the
discussion rs he had expected, and there
fore he would speak plainly though
kindly in urging them to different
course hereafter.
When this learned and scientific lee
turer concfudcd his address there was
manifestation Of the highest pleasure,
which vas acknowledged by rising vote
OF thanks. He has been at the White
Sulphur Springs for rest, and after attend
ing the National Dental Association at
Louisville will return to the Springs.
The president reported the receipt of
communications from absent members.
among them DIR. Z. H. ParramoDe, OF
Hampton, and Professor Hodgkin, OF
Wasllngton-
DE- Rrank L. Harris. Of Harrisonburg,
was elected an active member.
DR.. Wood, from the committee to
whom was referred the annual address Of
the president, reported, recommending
that it be placed in the hands Of the
pubhcation Committee for appearance
in such journals as the committee may
determine. The author is congratulated
upon the excellence OF the address and
the appropriateness of the subjects dis
cuss6d. The report was unanimously
agreed TO.
Adjourned to D A. M. tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
GILES COUNTY NOTES
James ". Powers Indicted-Politi
and Religious.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.l
PRARIsBURG, August u, 1888.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.l
PEARIsBURG, August u, 1888.
in the County Court i'll session here
to-day a special grand jury was empa-
nelled and among other indictments was
one against James IL. Powers for the
shooting Of Sergeant-at-Arms Il. I.
Weaver. 4 number of able counsel are
engaged to prosecute and to defend, and
the case will excite much interest in this
section.
The Republicans held meeting here
to-day and appointed delegates to the
Fstilville Congressional Convention, to
be held the 9th Of September, and in
structed them to cast their votes in the
convention for Henry l.. Bowen for
Congress.
Buchanan's nomination gives great sat
isfaction to the people of this county,
with whom he is very popular. 1t is the
general opinion of all here that he will
beat Bowen by good majority.
The Wabash camp-meeting will begin
next Friday, and is likely to be attended
by large crowds. RevA George 4. Stew
art, Tyler Frazier. and other noted
preachers are expected to attend. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

by Z. \. VaIIIn,
Real Estate Auctioleer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

UCTION SALE SMALL DE
~ TACKLED FRAME DWELLING AND a
DOUPLF-TENEMRNr DWELLiHG IN JACK
son YARD viii sell NJ public auction. at tue
request OF the owner. who Is nonresident, on
the DremisoF, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
Marrow Escape from Drowning.

Correspondence On tne hcnbOnu DlSpatcn.l
NoaTH GARDEN, Va, August 90.
Yesterday we had another heavy rain
storm, which swelled the streams very
quickly and caught a good many persons
on tho road on their way home from
churches. During sthe storm Mr.. Va
ger, Baltimore drummer, undertook to
cross a small stream which was very full
and swift. His horse soon lost its foot
ing and went down with the current,
and buggy and all were washed right
under the Water-rack. wager Was soon
washed out and swan to the shore, and
the horse and buggy went on down the
stream about one hundred and fifty yards
aud came ont on the opposite side. The
horse remained quiet until several boys
ran in and drove her out. Everything
was washed out of the buggy and lost
One satchel, containing some books and
papers and other things OF little value,
WAS in it. Che buggy had the top and
one bar in the running gear broken.
The heavy rams have washed the roads
very much, and in places they are very
rough.
Large quantities of bark and cross-ties
are being shipped from North Garden,
the getting Of which gave a number of
hands work this summer at very fair
wages. II. @. @.
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old DOMINION STEAM 1>5FfH
~ sHIP COMPANY s-xssk-Ks<'
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at p. II.
steamers leAys New York for Richmond
RVRRY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q. T.
NJ. arriving In Richmoni MONDAY and FIJI
DAY MORNINGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

any attention, after suffering with Constipa-
ton for two or three years. vas called % simmons
Liver Regulator. and, haying tried almost every
thing else, concluded 10 try IT, / FIRST look 4
wineglassful aad Afterwards reduced The dose 70
u aspoontul, per directions. after each meal.
found that 10 had done me 30 much good that
continued il until took two bottles. Since then
have not experienced -any difficulty. keep IL
In my house and would not be without II, but
have no use for il, IL having cured me."-GEGRGE
county. Ga.
BE not imposed upon. Examine 70 soc that
you get ths genuine, distinguished from all
frauds aud iinitatiSls by our red trademark
ON front OF wrapper. and on the side the seat ard
signature Of J. III. Zoilin & Co. au 2i-F, Su, W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24


The object o: this suit Is TO set aside certain
deed made between T. n. Southsu, Of the first:
r. x Lacy trustee OF the second part and Eli
zaboth N SOuthall Of the third part. dated the
Gosh day Of June. 1871, conveying 70 said trustee
a certaln honss and LOT Ia tho cty OF WiliiAms-
burg. which deed Is recorded IN the CLERKS Once
OF Jamss CITY county and the city OF Williams
burg. in Deadlock No :. page s5S. and 10 sub
iect he SAID property 70 ,ne payment of said T.
NJ Southnlls debts. Aud afidsvit having been
made tnat one Of the said defendants. 4. 8.
Lacy, trustee, r not resident OF this state the
said defendant Is required 20 appear within one
month alter due publication 81 tnis order in the
clerks 01ice OF our eaid Court at ruice 70 %
holden therefor. and do what Is NECESSARY ~ pro-
teci his interests. And II IL ordered tkal q copy
OF this ordor DO forthwith published once week
for four srccessiye weeks In tho Richmond Dss-
patch. newspaper printed Ia the city Of Rich
mond. In the county OF Beprico. and bc posted
at the front door OF the courthouse OF janice
City county and the city OF Williamsburg ON the
hfst day OF the next County Court Tor the sgid
county and ely after the date Of this order.
A copy--T este:
RlcnARD A. WISE. c. G.
HENLEY a PEAcHY. y. q,
Short style Of suit:
r. J. Mssrudsr \ Co.
TN ssaiasuss sI sss+ysw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

AHNIYs Hllh'.t''
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$3.50 ys.ss'''s.s..s Lyncassrs'o Ne'asaN
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COuHT oRDERs.

VIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
' THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF JAMES CITY
AND THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG ON Nun
DAY TIE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, IN THE
YEAR OF OUR LORD 1885
I. J. Magrudor. l. Msgrnder, X. Megrudcr and
T. b. Nagruder. merchants ana partners
trading under the nrm-name and style OF
r. j. Marruder & Co..................Pla Plaintiffs,
against
T. NJ. southaIl, Elizabeth NJ southall bis wife,
and T. \. Lacy. trustee. Defendants,
IN CHASCERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
A FEARFUL FIRE.
xraHrErH People KILLED BY FALLING
WALLS IN WISCONSIN,.
Large Mills Destroyed at Fsenab' visa
Frightful Explosion and rearfai no
sul.s---fhe Dead and Wounded.
lpr toIcrraph % the DIspa.ch.l


MILWAUKEE, August pa special
from Neenah, Wis, says: At ll;jU
o'clock last night the largo peper.mill
owned by George Whiting, situated on
the island between this city and Me
hasha, was destroyed by fire. While the
burning structure was surrounded by n
crowd OF spectators battery OF boilers
exploded, and the roof and walls were
thrown outward, sending shower OF
bricks and timbers among the spectators.
Eighteen persons were killed, seven IA
tally injured. aud number seriously
hurt. The mill was three-story struc-
ture, built four years ago at cost OF
300. 900, and was operated day ana
night. When the flames broke out about
fiftv men were in the building. The
fire alarm brought several hundred PEG
ple TO the spot, who crowded as close
10 tho burning building as the IN
tense heat would permit. About ] 80
o'clock, while the building was MASS OF
flames, the explosion occurred without
warning.
A scEyE OF HORROR.
The roof OF the building was thrown
upward and outward, the walls of brick
crumbled and crashed Into the street,
aud in an instant scores OF men were
buried 10y heavy Debris. There was
moment of silence and then cry OF
horror went up from the multitude.
The first strong impulse TO fly from pos
sible further danger was soon overcome,
end hundreds began the work OF recov-
ering the bodies Of the dead and resculng
the wounded. Body after body was
found crushed and mangled by great
timbers almost beyond recognition and
removed to the City Hail. The injured
were carried to neighboring residences
or to their homes as soon as identity
was established.
LIST OF THE DEAD.
The dead are as follows:
John Moore, Joseph Bridges,
William Guelts, Thomas Dourgals,
Frank Shelter. Gilbert Mericle,
Frank Mandover. Frank Muncmer,
Chris. Laighvuser, John Laiehouser,
John c. Hoffman, Louis Roesch,
Joe Bull. John Elke,
Thomas letters, - Shoewlecsll,
Sylvester Jeijbouse. and man unknown.
The fatally injured are:
Albert Roeschmer, Benjamin COuse,
Joseph Smith, John Suller,
- Jingle, - Soeltz.
Loss on building, $4,000 insurance,
$4,000.
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lsit a Confederate war vessers
NEWPORT News, August %, 1883.

NEWPORT News, August %, 1883.
The British steamship Hungarian
some time since lost an anchor of this
port. A wrecking schooner in drag
cling for it has struck some wreck which
is supposed to be the hulk Of one OF tue
Confederate men-of-war sunk near here.
Considerable excitement is manifested as
to what it is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
A L T o n p A r X.
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME IN THE Blue
RIDGE MOUNTAINS.

Tho former RESIDENCE Of the late c. W.
Purcell viii be sold 1t public auction, at O'Clock
y. ~. IN front OF the courthouse In ChArlottes-
Vile. Va, by she commissioners, George 4.
Christina. Of Richmond. and James ID. Jones, Of
Charlottesville, Va, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1854
II contains about 90 ACRES and Ia three and
QUE half miles IRON Greenwood, Va. on the
Chesapeake and Chic railway, and three miles
from Miller Institute with churches ami mills nj
convenisnt distances Tho larger portion % the
trncf Is arabic, aod thc balance wen wooded. and
the whole well wstere1. The buildings consist
Of a RlitST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING, 40xs0
feet, three stories, Including basement. with
four rooms and a broad hallway on eash rcor,
Kitchen. dairy. s'noke-house. sorrsBtss houses.
ccrriAge-hoase, stables. nc. conyenisnfly To-
cated, and besides all tho necessary tarnn-hou-es
Tho yard r. beautiful one, wen shaded and
ornsnented WITH troos, shrubs. and howers. ft
IN a noet desirable home ard IS stiaafod IN .
country that cannot he excolfef for beauty OF
scenery and other natural advantages.
In addition 90 the above viii be sold a SMALL
TRACT OF ABOUT 100 ACRES. separated from
u 81 the scottsytie aad Greenwood roads hoying
upon Il ANAL dwelling and the necessary out-
houses. it is we'll wa1ercd sud wootec. aud he
land ID prcducfiso A desirable iilae farm.
kas, terms and clear ztle au1e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
By James =. Elan.
Real Estate Agent anG Auctioneer
lli3 Main slrcOt.
rrUF WFTL-LOCATFD. NEAT, AN

NlHE WELL-LOCATED. NEAT, AND
\ DESIRABLE TWO-SrOKI FRAME DWELL
ING No. 4l2 SOUTH LAUREL STREET FOR
SALE BIZ PUBLIC AUCIlON.--By request Of
tho owner shnu sell by puolic auction, ON the
promises, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST .. 1888.
at 500 O'Clock T.. II. tho ayOge-named attract
lively lOcated aud very desirable DWELLING,
containing about tour rooms, the usual conyc-
niences, in good order. with lot fronting 23I feet
and running back between parallel lines BILE
feet 70 m alley in common ~ feet vide, within
a tev steps of the railway, with paved street,
city water and culvert connections Ia good rent
ing and rapidly improving locality. This dwell
lag will maze desirable home, AID will pay
well az an investment at mo low price at which
Il may non DO sold.
To those who have been 80 long In quest Of
property Of this character on Laurel street this
sala affords an opportunity which should not be
neglected.
TENS: Easy, and announced al sale.
Rug3 j. g. ELAN. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

WOODSTOCK. VA, August 23.--The
examination OF Jacob Shectz, charged
with participation in the burglary Of .
jewelry store at Edinbnrg on the night
OF June 9Th, was completed before the
magistrate tonight and the case dis
missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
NIrRILC SAFE OLE STAUNTON.

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-ln pursuance Of the proyi-
sions u two deeds of trust executed by Major
Charles :. Darlington and his wife, recorded IA
the clerks onlce of Halifax County Court, Ia
Deed Book No IS, pages 80 and so, and being
thereto required by the beneficiary ne under-
signed will sell 20 the highest bidder by public
uct0n, on the premises, Cd
FRIDAY, OCTOBsR %, 1881
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known es
"MILDENDO."
IL Is situate near Coles's Ferry, 10 Halifax
county. Va. Immediately on StauRton river, sad
contains 1850 ACRES
Tho land Is OF excellent quality, well adapted
10 the grown of graiu, tobacco and other crops,
and 10 In good state Of cultivation.
The tract contains a large proportion OF low
grounds In a high stale Of fertility, end Also
large body IN original forest OF the nnost oak
timber -
COMMODlOUS DWELIING-HOUSE. with the
usual out-buildings. while the farm is provided
with all necessary stables, corn houses, barns,
and other buildings required for large plsnta-
ton.
The Interest 10 the said land which Is thus
offered for aale consists OF IN UNDIVIDED
TnRRE-FOURTHS INTEREST IN FEE aud q
TWO-THIROS INTEREST in remainder Of the
remaining fourth.
TERMs: ono fourth OF tho purchase money
will be required TO DO paid in cssb; ana on the
residue n credit Of one and two years VII be
giveu the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor with interest from day OF sale added
As soon az The terms OF the sale are complied
with n deed 10 the land will be made 10 the pur-
chaser and q deed OF trust taken thereon as q
further security for the deferred instaiments
Z. c. YENABLE.
JOHN w. RELY.
August 81, 1888. Trustees
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DWELLINGS. STORES. ANDEr
~ OFFICES FOR RENT. IN

5000 per anuum--No. 9i3 eGs' Narshaii street;
nffeen rooms: modern c0nyenleuces.
stSo nor hnnuIn--No. t22 west Nain street; ten
rooms: Ia nice order: modern improvements
$50 per annum-No 40s west Main street; zen
rooms: modern Improvements
$500 per annum.- No. 5Os wcet Gracs street;
nine rooms.
sSD0 per anDum-NO. 3l4 west Main street;
eight rooms Vacant septic nbcr Let
$50 per aunum-N0 90 north lwottn street;
oleht rooms. Vacant Octob0r 10. l,ss
sFO per annum-N0. I4lC cast Broad street;
eight rooms and Kit bon. 49,. ...
$50 per annum-No. 3i2 north FIN street;
nine rooms. -. $500. ...,.
street between Broad and Grace.
sg75 per annum-Nc. 1904 cast Main street.
eight rooms and store.
s2iO per anuum-No. 1907 east Franklin street;
four rooms above. .,..,
Sia0 persnnum BRICK TOBACCO-FACIOkf
on soae alley between Nineteenth ani 1ren-
tieth streets.
500 per nnur1--COAf~fARD, Marshall ana
Harrison street-. Slxi3l foot: railroad switch.
OFFICES over National Bank u virginia AMI
IN HannewincSei building, corner Nirin AMI
Main streets.
Call fcr Kent-List
FRANK ID. BILL g Co.
Roai Estate tuc' apCefs,
No. nor,h Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
SrAusToS, August Ex-senator Voor-
hees, OF Indiana, Senator Butler, OF
South Carolina. and Hon. John I. Har-
ris Of Virginia, will address the people
Of Augusta next Monday lcourt-day).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

CONSTIPATION Is CAUSED BY
~ 4 TORPID LIvER-not enough bile being
excreted from the blood TO produce natures own
cathGrtc. The treatment OF constipation docs
not consist merely In unloading the bowels
Tho medicine must not only act as purgaliyo,
but be tonic as we'll. and not produce inter It's
use greater costiveness. To secure a regular
habit of body without changing the diet or dis
organizing he system
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

DOARD WANTED BY A NORTH
ID ERIN GENTLEMAN. Must have good table,
room, and homo comforts. Address 4. J. NJ,
care Disyufch. au Kilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24

WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
w FINE YOUNG JERSEY COW AND
CALF. Said 20 be a dne mixer. On consign-
neut and fer safe by TALIAEERR0 & CO.
au 81 No. III south Twelfth street
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yTIRQINIA sTaAMBoAT..-..,,.

NIklfINIA STEAMBUATs.s9ssls.
COMPANY. for Old Point Moo szsla<s->A.
folk, Portsmouth, Newport News claremont.
and James. giyer landings direct. BY clefaa ~
MONDAY. WE'D sEsDAr. end FRIDAY att A.
NJ Stroet-cars connect
Connections 81 Ola Point closely wssa AL lines
for acrthern cisies same hftefDeoo; also, ~ Nor
fofs for Eastern North Carolina. the South, AMI
Virginia Beach. James RIVER By day tixhS Great
tourist line. Cheapest route
Through tlckets on steamer and Al 0srbefE
Agcucy, i0N Asin street. baggage cneekei
through s,sts.rosss engaged fof dag OF night
Frpsght received daily too hoficis. Ports
nsouth Old Point Wavoris. Hicksfori. "a. and
all poinls la kassern Norih Carolina, hastera
virgiuta. and ali regular landings on tns 1shscs
river. at iowess ralcs, and lkrougn btlis lasGel
LpClEN IA fAfuM, yice-l'resi1sak
10 I'm Main sffccs aud kosksts<
lawn Wxasa0xss frsiehS sAd Passenger Axsne
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ConEressmen so speak tn Virginia.
fenacial telazrafu "a rns Dfspatchl

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 23.--It is
anthoritatiyely announced that Con-
gressmen Tarsney of Michigan and Al
len of Mississippi speak at Accomack
and Senators Voorhees, and Butler at
Staunton next Monday. Speaker Car
isle viii speak at Lexington September
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
AUCTION szLEa-Fufure Bays.
BY J. Thompson Brown S Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
No. 1il3 Main street
A TWO-STORY d T. L A G II Z d
"A DWELLING,
No 1906 WEST CARY STREET,
ASD NICE LOT
WITH TWO STREET FRONTS.

BY request Of the owner. who Is compelled 70
raise money, We viii cell by auction, on the
premises,
TUESDAY, AUGUST S8rH At 6 ?. ",
the above PROP ERTY, fronting % feet on north
side Of Cary street, and running back loy ieet 70
CLARK OF Morris street, on which IL has front 81
Gs feet The DWELLING contains three or iouf
rooms, and With small expense could be pun IN
good order. The LOT has on 10 a fine well, De
SIDES city culvert and connections.
Jul: ne place % put your money for saie and
remunerntiye investment " 70 secure what could
be nude snug home.
TERMS: Only $3.50 cash; balance TO six.
twelve, aud eighteen n9nu q, per cent. interest,"
added, secured by iced Of rust
j. IhOMPsON BROWN & Co,
au2l Auct0neers.
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railfCAa- sssss $3.50 .. 4YpS
Ticket, can be obtsincd az A. w. GRrbeg's. 100
Main street; Ches. oeake AMI Ohlo AMI Ricl-
uond and Petersburg depots. ant a. copnaay's
ofircs 1901 Main street aud wharf Rockets.
Froignts forwarded and through oils q; ladsns
fsued ior points bey0ad New York.
freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
passengers leaving lsichInond on MONOAfS
TIJEsDAIe. wEDN kSDAfs, THURSDAYS, and
SAruRDAfs by tue Chesapeake and Ohio reti-
vny sis Newport Newa ~ c.tJ A. IL. Ant Or
ilonruond snd PETERSBURG raiirosd sane daysl
Al To- : A. ~ viii MAKO coanection ~ NUn-
tOIk vita steamer leaving those d>ya
9EOkuk ". ALLEN a Co.. AgvatS
No ISL Maia street ana
rozi CoaD2ny's wharf Rcc4espk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-24
Rsrsserd's Acid Phosphate
MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE,

A teaspooaful added TO glass OF hot
or cold water and swsetenod TO the tsste
win DO found refreshing and invigora-
ting.