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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-10-05

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rms Is true \ record, simple to keep. So 4
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Mr.. James J.. Burgess, Nashua, " H., reported
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-10-05
AGRICULTURAL.

In the special notice of the splendid show
Of live stock from the Asylum farm, in the
report Of the Valley fair, in addition TO the
six yoke Of heavy oxen, the fine bulls aud
the twelve Durham COWS, should have been
included their large and beautiful herds Of
Durham and grade llolstein heifers.
The September report Of the Department
Of Agriculture gives the average condition
Of potatoes throughout the country as 9l.6.
For the New England states the average is
somewhat higher In Maine it is reported
at " New Hampshire, rs. Vermont, 93
Massachusetts,, 9S Rhode Island and Con
necticut, 81. The average given for Yer
mont we believe to he rather too low for
this part Of the state. Compared with last
year the crop seems to he large and the
quality good The apple crop in Vermont
is reported at 81 In this county the crop
is much better than it was expected to be
in the early part of the season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-10-05

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-10-05

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
Pnbiic spenLtnc tn Greenc.
lCorroepO OF the MchmOnd Dispaich.l
STAKDARDSYILLE, Oct. 10, 1855.

Correspondence OF lllt hiNulAOnl ulophiNil
SrAKDARDsvILLE, Oct. 10, 1888.
To-day Senator Walton II. Moore. of
Fairfax. was on hand TO represent Cleye-
land. Thurman, and O'Ferrall 4; General
y. +. Roller and one E. y. Taylor, of
Chicago, sent by Malone to represent
the grand old party and the Indepen-
dent General" As soon as II was known
that Roller had arrived the chairman Of
the Democratic County Committee
called on him and proposed O Joint dis
cussion, which Roller very promptly re-
fused, saying it would take them four
hours 10 say what they wanted to tell
the "dear people, and as they had
the court house could not divide time.
Senator Moore, nothing daunted,
mounted q work bench on the court
green and made telling speech to some
100 voters. charging the opposition with
being afraid to discuss the issues of the
day. The Senator made very fine I'M
pressionson his hearers. Roller and his
ally. all the way from Chicago, had
fifty or seventy-tive persons III the court
house some two dozen whites, a part OF
them Democrats, the balance colored.
Mr.. L. S. Taylor, of Chicago, led off in
speech of an honr and half, and
when it came to Rollers turn the crowd
had dwindled down to thirty or
forty. After Roller and his Chicago
"chum had gotten through DR.. Dunn,
late delegate from Albemarle, was loudly
called for and responded in stirring
speech of thirty or forty minutes, calling
upon the farmers to stand by the Demo
cratic party, their only true friend in this
fight. lie asked the people " If they had
to import man all the way from Chi
cago, where neither life nor property
was safe, to teach them morals? " Messrs.
TAYLOR and Roller left this evening. from
all appearances not very favorably I'M
pressed with the outlook in Greene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
TO THE BREEZE.
A BEAUTIFUL DEMOCRATIC BASEzR-
CLEVELAND, THURMAN, vEHABLE.
Confidence In venables Election-Politieal
Kotss-suppossd Fatal Ipju-
riat. &C.
lcnrrn.pondonco Of the RIchmond pIspalch.l
PrrEabune. October IL, 1888.

ICOTre1poDucUco OF t0t tsiCHni'he
PrTERABURG. October IL, 1883.
A magnificent flag bearing the por-
traits Of Grover Cleveland, Allen u.
Thurman candidates for President and
Vice-Presldent), and Edward Q. Vena-
bic candidate for Congress) has been
thrown 20 the breeze from Democratic
headquarters across Sycamore street
The flag is said to have cost nearly Two
hundred dollars, and is q beautiful spe-
cimen OF its kind. The Iikenesses OF the
several candidates are excellent. This
is the first political banner thrown to the
breeze by either party in Petersburg.
The severe inclemency OF the weather
(it has been blowing gale here seriously
interfered with politics at Prince George
Courthouse to-day. The attendance OF
the people was materially lessened IN
consequence, though speakers represent
ing the three congressional candidates
were present. 1t is believed that Mr.
Venable will carry this county by
handsome plurality, as be will also carry
other counties in the district. The con-
fiderce in his election becomes more
and more assured every day.
1t is reported that there was well
attended conference OF the Arnold lie
publicans in this city last night.
John u. Iangston, the colored candi-
date. addressed large crowd Of his poll
teal friends last night at the hall owned
bv him, and which bears his name on
Union street. he is az confident OF sue
cess az ever. Langston always speaks OF
the Democratic candidate in the most
respectful and complimentary terms, but
his ridicule of his Republican opponent
and Of General Malone is merciless. He
is one of the most fluent and eloquent
speakers of his race, and IS never at
loss for language to express his thoughts.
a great many Petersburgers have
visited the state Exposition, and their
opinion is unanimous that it Il great
success and great thing for Virginia.
A colored man named james Rlyes,
said to be from Brunswick county, was
taken to Jail last night for medical treat
ment for injuries said to he Of a very Sc
rious character 1t is alleged that while
stealing a ride on the train from Norfolk
he fell off the car at Waverly and Sis
tained injuries which may prove fatal.
His hurts are more internal than eXter-
nal. His friends removed him from the
iail this morning. His conditlan IS that
Of observation-disclosures, and he has not
been able to speak an Ineligible word.
ROBIN ADAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
The Pre.bytery Of Roanoke.

Ut INC L'lsDht III
The Presbytery Of Roanoke met at
South Boston on the 10th of October TO
consider the matter of the RESIGNATION
rendered by DR.. J. Ii. Davis Of
the pastoral charge of the South
Boston church. The chief reason as
eicned by him was the conviction that
the exigencies of the church demanded
the full time OF q resident pastor But
no was overruled by the earnest protest
of the congregation, and OF others ont
side Of the Presbyterian church-mcm-
bers of the Methodist church. DR..
Davis is firmly established in the altec-
tons and esteem Of the people. the
congregation do not yet feel able to take
the step proposed by Dr. Davis.
II. A. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
West Virginia Pythians

CHARLEsroN, w. Va, October IL
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias adj
iourned at noon to-day. Its next meet
ing viii be hold at Huntington. The or
der is in good condition, there being q
gain of seven lodges and 272 members
during the year The varions commit
tees were appointed and the newly
elected officers installed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

Rev. DIR. Hall. OF New York, receives
large salary, but there is reason to be-
heye that the Paris Figaro slightly ex-
ageentes when it states the amount ut
$40. UllO pef aunum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. TWENTY-FIVE VACANT BUILDING LOTS
II CHALKLEYiS ADDITION TO TIE Cii
OF MASCIf kSTER.-By yirtueof certain deco
OF trust executed by Henry holland and NARY
A. hts wife, Clarence L. Holland, gohf W
French and Florence ID. his wife, Eln0a dot
land. and sarah ~. Holland 10 the undersigned,
trustees for tho Granite Perpetual Building
Fund Company. and recorded In tho clerk ;
Office Of the Corporation or Hastings Court OF
Manchester. In Deadlock Volume Z, page OBJ
and In Clerks ONCE Chesterfield County Court.
Deed took Volume "a, page %, default having
been made In the covenants therein contained:
and being required By the duectory OF sad
company, wo viii sell by auction, upon tho pre-
misses, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER -. 1881
az ~ O'Clock P. NJ, THIRTY-FIyE BUILDING
LOTS in Chalkeyis addition 20 the city OF MAN
chester. lying between the road TO spring hul
and the city line. A plat Of the LOTS VIII DO
shown ut time Of sale.
Let there be a large attendance. ana thereDy
show your appreciation for booming Manchester
TERMs: AT sale.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
JOSEPH W. THOMAS.
GEORGE :. YASHON, JB,
Trustees Granite Perpetual Buhding-f una
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
FER headache

UsR HoRsPoKD's AoID PHosrHArE.
DR.. L r. Sanford, Sheffield, Mass,
says: Most eneeslent in arrangements
Of the nervous system, such as headache
and sleeplassness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12

by Apperson a Co,
Reai Eetate Agents and Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAL


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
or TWO MOST ExCELsENTLf .BUlL
HFlCK DETACHED DWELLINGS AT TIE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND FIRST
sTREETa. virtao Of the decree OF the Rich
rnond Chancrry Court Of the "a OF July. lSS. In
me anti OF Craftonis administrator &C. Rowe. &c,
fhe undersigned, special commissioners therein
named, will soil. on Che premises. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER is, 1883,
AT Az o'clock r. NJ. the abOvc-descrieed DWELL
IN(,S. Nos. % and o. containing about ten rooms
each. built with crest care and almo5i regard
iess ~ cost Fine sized rooms and wide halls.
Tho corner LOT Is a2x100 2i3 feet and the ns1i lot
IA % 1Ol 9x1o0 I2 feet with an alley about Feet
vide running into she wide alley In rear.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance AZ SIX
twelve and eighteen months, interest added, ana
title retained until purchase money IL paid and
conveyance directed by the Court
PRESTON COOKE,
AR. COURTNEY,
J. H. DISNREN,
T. r. WINSTON,
Special Commissioners
CRAFTOH's ADMINISTRATOR PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
ROWE AND AIS. DgFESDANTs-IS THE CHAN
CERY COURT OF TIE CRY or RICHMOND
l. Charles W. Goidin. clerk 81 said court certl-
~ that the bond required OF the specisi commits
sionars by the decree in sail cause OF % day OF
July, 1873. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF jury,
1855. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
Oc4 CietN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
By George ". Mayo. Auciioneer,
Ono. L. LaughtOn. Jr., Salesman)
No. - ninth street.

At AUCTION.-SPECTAL SALE
N OF FLOWERS. PLANTS. &C, On FRIDAY
the ETH INSTANT AZ 1915 O'CLOCk.-Ihe
COLLECTION or FLOWERS AND OTHER
PLANTS will be sold on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1873,
Mt I0X O'clock, pud will include. amongst others,
kOSES, CARN ATLDNS. PALMS. FERNS,
CROTONS, MAGNOLIAS, ARBOBNlTA S.
and many other POTtED and other PLANTS
Tho collection is orc that should attract the
attention ~ flower-growers. As All 81 the plants
are fresh aud now Ia hrst-class oonitlon.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
oc1i AuctOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND
4:s5 r. ". NAL daily except Ssnian
US A. n. ACCOMMODATION day
sunday.
100 A. n EXPRESS daily.
SUNDAY AJty. HUDA llON btts'fi N.
moac end oc0gt.yllio leaves A. w., ic'i....
a. rlYeg s;l5 =. A.
CONNECTIONS
Al Cllftoa Forge win Chosapcaks anf 90
railway Tor tho SCUM. West sa1 NOr.hat'-
Al Lynchburg sith Norfolk And Nes.ara 80
road for ali points south. sOuiheas. ALI >'-...
wet, and Virginia Midland rstlSay f0f al .''-'
North ami oouth
AZ Richmond wiis Associated Railway. i'f Ni
points IA Tho -Ough. AMI Richmond, srvl5f. -
burg and Potomac railroad for NO NQrta-
AZ Lexington with baltimore Aai ono
road. making Gloss coLnesgions a. Ia
Ferry ~ aud ir0n Pittsburgh AMI No hSs' 49,
10 points North Ald kasf
Sissr1c~sur attached . higG Empress si' .
seeoIns-caTs Lynchbargso hsmpAis, Nss -
eans snd IiIils bock 1880.
Yraias marked daily IeHesps sueln1
TteSss. sold % an polnA Oncas; sls 'Ai
Nssn -lreot LOO Nalo street. and az klcono.A
sna Aiisxnsay depot, kishsh alsd csnAl s.to'ss
JOHN X kAcaUkDO
OH 6sssxsi fAsssaxsrAxsa~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
MONpAY. OcropgR 81. lsss,
TMMEDTATELY AFTER THE

TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
4 ABOVE SALE. by virtue Of a decd OF trust
executed by Henry Holland and wife aud GA
renee l. Holland dated June 80. 1886. anu re-
corded in the clerks Office Of Chesterfield county
Court, 10 secure note Of said date drawn by
the said Henry and Clarence I. Holland for the
sum Of $50. payable one year after dste, Ia de-
fault Of payment, aud being required by tue
holder Of said note, the undersigned Will SOL, on
tie preufses the interest OF said Henry iiol-
lond and Clarence l.. Holland IN The TRACTS
OF LAND In Chesterfield county adjoining
Chalkley's addition, aod containing respectively
4 and 6s4-l000 acres.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN DUNLOP,
% ~ Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
TRAINS NoRTawARD.
.pallr tpallr e1cept saadAx

Daily tDAilY except sunday
STOPPIhG-PLACEa
Nos q AMI Il make no stops. No y etopi
only on signal a. Manchester and Chester 80.
- siops only on signal AZ Che0tor, Centraii
and Manchester No. Is stops GA signdl nj tIl
regular sLRtl0ua. No. o. st0U5 on signal az al
regular stations AMI also at Temples aa1 Por.
Naithau NOA 81. Y, IS. 81 -. 20 s., and . VIII
stop gtLl stations for passenR0rA
PULLAAN-CAR SERVICE
OnTrains Nos. Hama % sleeping-car. ootwoan
New FORK aud Tampa, FLA. lvia JackBonYllls'
ON Trains Nos. u and q sleepiug-carS b-tWoen
Washington aud Charleston. On Train 80. $
eleeplng-cars between Now York ana Jackson
Vile. GA Train No. y sleeping-cars botwoou
Washington amt Jacksonville
THEONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
LgAVB AKRlYh
Richmond. .'lO.S3A. NJ Norfolk. ......1:.JP Y.
Richmond 90 r. NJ. Nori0.k......J.lj T.. 4.
Norfolk......'-: OA. II. hs-h noud...E. l ~.
Norfolk .....'saOP ". Richmond ....i.lj =.
These trains atso make close connexions br
Farmyille LyncnDurg, aud southwestern poInts
and all stations GA the NOrlllk aud " torn sA-
road. except ths 1913 train. Passengers IJ-
points west n Petersburg should tate tll 30
A NJ uain insteaL A. ~ 7tLLf
superintendent.
TT. y. MYERS Genera, superintendent
7. ". K1KRsOY. Oeuerai Passenger Ag,l-
Sol. HAAS, frame Manager aut!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
BY Apperson IL CO.,
Real Estate AuctiOnoers.

Real Estate Auctionocrs.
A UCTION SALE OF THAT EXCEL
"A Lent DWELLING No. 902 EAST LRlGH
STREET. WITH HANUSOMk VACANT LOT At
TACHED.-Wiil be sold, on tho premises, az I
o'clock T.. ~, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1873.
tho aboyc-described REALLY PLEASANT.
WELI-AkKANGED DWELLING. and admirably
located with reference % mo centre Of business,
containing twelve rooms. cellar and attH. hot
and cold water. bath, &C. lot i5xij2 feet 20 m
alloy zen feet wide. he VACANT LOT may DO
sold separately n deemed Dost
Aud IT n O'Clock A. a.. on
FRIDAY, OCTO3gR 10. 1893,
will be sold all the HOUs EHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting Of Plush pafl0r SUITS HIT Rack Block
Walnut Chamber sets, elegant Mahogany eide
board aud ca na Closet. Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets, Portiere, Lounge. Stove. and Kitchen
Furniture, &c. &c. Sc, worthy 1i attention
TERMS: OF real estate. made known a. sale
cash for personally. APfEhSoN ~ 20,
Real Estate AuciOneers.
Sale Of personally conducted ny Il. b COOK.
&C II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Aucti1neora, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street

No north Tenth street
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID ~ trust. % record in the clerks o1ice OF
Richmond Chancery court, IN Deadlock ll3 y.
page 1, default having hcen made la the pay
mcut OF the debt thereby secured, and being re-
quircd by the holder thereof 20 % 10, va Will
soil by auction. upon the promises, ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. l,ss.
N ~ O'Clock p NJ thar FRAME DWELLING
40 fl3 west Catherine street The Lot hAs a
front Of - Gig feet on the south line Of Cathe-
rine street and extends b4ck he,geon parallel
lines 100 feet % an alloy feet inches Wide.
The Dwelling contains seven rooms. In fair
order aud IL now rented tO % tcOnn, al az per
month. Property in this section rents well sud
ren1ily.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 defray expense OF
sale and a note u SEQ, with accrued interest Of
about eighteen months.
LOUIS PROOM, Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneors. &c II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-12
BY James y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street


ll13 Main street
AN ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
"A TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING WITH
LOr ABOUT sDx1JO FEET, OK NORTH SIDE OF
CARRINGTOE STREET. ONE SQUARE NORTH
FROM NESABLE STREET AND JUST FAST
PROV BUCHANAN STREET. FOK SALE ~
AUCTiON.-By request 81 the owner shall sell
the above narned VERY ATTRACTIVE hET-
DENCE by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT. OCTOBER lerH,
at O'Clock p. " Its dsiightfully situated upon
the beautiful emine nco overlooking tho entire
Valley IL within c0ny enieut distance 20 the bust
ness portion % the city, near tho Chesapeake
ami Ohio railway depot and shops, Tanner ~
Delaney's shops, ami tie gram elevator, and
within about two squares ~ the hie TIC railway
on Seventeenth stree The dwelling contains
iVo rooms, closets. &c, AMI there - on the cot
detached kitchen, well Of good water aud some
Oh ice fruit trees. the entire promises being
neat. attractive. and In good order. really At
tractivo and desirable home and will pay as an
investment SEQ II ard attend the salc.
TERMs: Easy, and announced at sale.
j. T. ELAN.
oc1e Aucuonecr.
ByJ.H. Valentine, Auctioneer,
jas. Macdoucal and H. Eonsou, salcsmen)
No s2l east Brood street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
N HOUSEHOLD FUKNlTUk, CLOTHING,
BLANKETS. SADDLES, CARPETS,
STOVES, FEATHfK-BEDS, &c,
Al AUCTION.
THIS DAY
at iOH o'clock will sell az my auction rooms
a large q. rtmcut Of
BEDSTkADS, b kiUS.
WASHsrANDS, TABLES. CHAIRS.
MATTRESSES. AND LOUNGES:
2LARGE FEATHEk-BfDo;
OAK CHINA PRESS:
WALNUT AND OAK OFFICE DESKS;
/ nearly now slDH-SADDLE;
nearly new Gcuuemens SADDLES and
BRIDES:
Several excellent CARPETS:
I splendid DOUBLE-BAkREL SHOTGUN;
CUITlNG-kNlfE
CJLUIBfA dIC1CLE:
EXTENSION TABLES. HAT-RACKS.
CHILDRiN'S CARRIAGES, COOKING and
HEATING-.1ON e. SC.
consignment Of new CLOTHING, BLAN-
KITS. HATS, MOTIONS, sc.
Cous'gumcnt7 received up o. hour Of sale.
o. p j. n. YALLNiltE, Auctloneer.
UCTION SALE OF PEARS. BA-
"A NtNAS. APPLES, ORANGES, AND
GRAPEs.-I win sen
TO-DAY
ntl23j o'clock
10 barrels PEAkS.
3 boxes PEARS:
no bunche. CHO CT RIPE BANANAS:
g barrels CHOICE APPLIES;
10 kccs MALAGA GRAPES:
gJcrate- JAMAICA ORANGES:
30 barrels JAMAICA ORANGES;
i25 baskets CONCORD GRAPES.
WILLIAM JENKINS,
Commission Merchant.
oc12 lii0 cas-, Main street