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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
Auorcmc Court orAppcai..

Virginia Midland Railway Company
against Whites Administrator. From
tho Corporation Court OF the CITY OF
Lynchbure. Affirmed. Judge Lewis de-
hvering the opinion Judge Richardson
dissenting.
Darraugh's Administrator against
Blackford, Trustee From the Corpora
tion Court of tho city of Lynchburg.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion Judge Hinton dissenting.
Commonwealth against Larkin. From
the Corporation Court of the city of
Iynchburg. Reversed, Judge Fauntle-
roy delivering the opinion.
Commonwealth against Krise. From
the Corporation Court of the city Of
Lynchburg. Reversed, Judge tauntc-
roy delivering the opinion.
Commonwealth against Plunkctt
From the Corporation Court Of the city
Of Lynchburg. Reversed, Judge Faunt-
leroy delivering the opinion.
East against Garrett. From the Cir
Clit Court of the county of Accomack.
Affirmed, Judge Richardson delivering
the opinion.
Scovlle against Terry. From the Cor
poration Court OF the city Of Lynchburg.
Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering the
opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany against Irvine. From the Circuit
Court OF the county of Wythc. Re
vcrscd, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion.
Bcckham against Duncan. Order Of
dismission set aside and cause rcinstated
on docket.
Green & Miller against Brenzle. Ar
gued by Bey. 4. Crump Esq, for ap-
pclants and submitted
Patton against Liberty Savings Bank
and ats. Appeal allowed and Supcr-
eCdcas awarded to decree pronounced
10y the Circuit Court of Bedford county
Oh the 9th OF December. 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
cut in the side road leading across the

cut in the side road leading across the
ford near the bridge.
There was no other choice left to them
than to camp for the night or return to
the city. Some Of them accepted the
latter and far more pleasant alternative,
while the majority remained there with
their teams. One Of those who returned
to the city last night said that there we're
4 large number Of wagons at the
brook-tNenty-fve or more.
For some mouths past there has been
pending warfare between some OF the
citizens and the turnpike company con
cerning the condition OF the pike. The
road commissioners twice viewed the
thorou9htare and condemned four OF the
Sly sections and the County Court sus-
tanned their report, directing that no
more tolls be collected until the turn.
pike IS put in repair. None Of the autho-
rites of the road could be seen last night,
hut 1t Is thought that if these Obstruc-
tions were made with their consent 1t
was done with a view TO having the ac-
ton Of the County Court reviewed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
cnnn Rack 10 the Woody school.

Nr. Joseph ?. Bailey, OF THIS cliy, who
has been at home FOR short while, has
returned to the school of the evangelist
Moody. where he viii prosecute his
studies. TINS young man was for some
time connected with the Young Mems
Cbristian Association here, and for a
short while before he left for school in
the fall he was in charge Of the railroad
reading.rooms in Manchester He came
home on account OF his health, deeming
il best to place himself under the care Of
his family physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
LEVY & DAVIS.
re l5W,F,Sa6Sul
4. SAKs & COMPANY.

From the enormous numberof separate Pants
r,tve have sold since We announced tho Great
Cs,Pr-s sale in last Wednesdays S'oe We
..-, 5; hsre IS a man in Richmond who
.,, r-,, directly or indirectly, heard Of our
s..s, ore-.ngs Of great values In Pantaloons
'-,- here should be any such, and yet need a
-. -,f Pants. VIC viii say here that we close this
.-.s, C1t.Prl-e sale Of Pants tomorrow (satur-
..- evening, but until that time three dollars AMI
.. -,s-v.I buy Tho choice Of AL those fash
-stIs. se,sonaole, AMI serricea bic Pantaloons
...v have been selling at s., $50, s., aud
8. & pa.-. and * dollars and fifty cents viii
,..- yau 90 secure any one Of those hnesi
t..-- aa. English. and French Pontaoons that
r. ,s,et been selling ats7,t 80, s. 80, and SO a
-.r Tho original prl,es are not disturbed. A.
r. 1u withdraw this sale after tomorrow
e.: r~us this "ad " along as guido and
-s.-g.ar selection. The goods are in perfect
.t.ca sa1 a.. a. this saasou's make.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

william, his physician. made another ex-
animation yesterday morning, but could
find no broken bones or fractures. 1t
does not seem TO be the fate of Mr..
Thornton TO die by fall. for some years
ago he fell out Of a tree distance of
forty feet without suffering any serious
injury.
DR.. Treyilian says there is general
conclusion Of the internal organs, and it
will be some time before Thornton fully
RECEIVERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
She Confederate ,oia'cr-' ''ome.

hNHi ti.. ~, l'''.
ia tin ruin, or N. Dnpu'i.
ON Tuc,Gly ri,it hst a .ll.,d mcct-
ing Of the Couucl nas bad 10 consider
tlt budget ilr i-~~. When tLc item OF
$3.50 .or .hr Soldiers Home Waa reached
Mr. Spit, ot NoMue N.m .hcd
that lt lr increased q, $780, winch WIS
defeated after o. lengthy discussion. to-
morrow nlght the Board ot Aldermen
vii mec, o. consider the same budget.
and. rs an old Confederate and citizen.
hope they VIII consider cttMIy the
itcm above referred to. Tie iomc has
already taken from almsAouscs over
thirty veterans IT spends IN the city ~
Richmond about IN average ot $1,000
per month. The expense OF maintaining
each inmate OF tho Home is $40 per
year. The $3.50 asGod for would sup
port five Old veterans from this city
Nc have IN our midst more than five
who probably Will nave to 20 to tho
ainshOu-c at the expense OF the city
Would it NOT be- justice, 20 say nothing
OF a graceful act. - make as liberal an
appropriation - the Home az has been
made 10 various other Institutions con
nected with churches. the voluntary
military, Nc., especially when il will r.
llcye the city from expense IN another
direction Twelve hundred 1,i.sir,
which viii support the oil soldiers,
should hayc been asked for at the very
least ONE WHO kSOgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Scrofula. Bronchitis, and General De-
bility will try SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites, they
will find immediate relief and perme-
nent benefit. The medical profession
universally declare it remedy OF the
greatest value and very palatable. Read :
81 have used SCOTS Emulsion in several
eases of Scrofula end Debility IN chill
dreu. Results most gratifying. Ny
little patients take it with pleasure. y
w. A. HULBEET, VI. d., Salisbury, Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

they are expected TO closely scrutlnize
for the benefit Of the people. The
beneficial effects under q proper law
rigidly administered will be so great
thst the people OF this State can we'll
afford 20 bear the expense OF maintain
ing the commission carrying IL out IL
will be difficult 10 convince the people
that their interests are properly pro-
tected and cared for unless 1t be by
their own servants or agents, dependent
IN 70 wise upon the favor Of these trans-
portation liaes, which are fully equipped
with men OF the highest ability for the
protection of hcir interests. Further
more, it has been stated in public PRINT
that, ia the opinion OF some Of the
Gblest jurlsts of tho State. il Is uncon-
stltu'ional TO place this expense upon
the transportation lines. though upon
this point nothing is heard from these
transportation lines, for tHcy are cou-
troiled by sharp aud shrewd business
men. who closely watch their interests,
and who doubtless sec that il Is 90 their
advantage 10 remain quiet, permitting
the enactment of law with this pro-
vision in 1t and then seeking relic! from
the operations ot the same by going into
the courts and establishing the uncon-
stiunonsity ol this assessment upon
them, aud thus wise break down the
measure for when Won withdraw tho
support which keeps alive :he commits
sion We VIII ft, lave the Jaw, bat Wa
will not have any power or machinery
for administering the same. Now. tho
people OF this state cannot a.loId tO riu
this risk or 20 accept OF measure the
practical operation ot which IS IN doubt
These corporations have large interests
involved aud employ legal talent of the
highest type. Thyy Will leave no sto0o
uuturned 10 break dom anything affect
ing their interests. and n therefore be
hoOves the memiyrs OF tuis Legislature
to see that mo- week points sre lett IN
whatever mesure they enact FOR ihe pur-
pose OF e. tfo,,iny these corporations.
The proposed measure "ih 90 so iar
enough when the couirol. which II Is pro-
posed shall he exercised. only embraces
ml,roads. There 0e various other
transportation lines within orr state that
require control of 'hc nature suggested
in this hill. There agr ,teamh0at lines
plying many OF oar waters upon which
thc people of lar,o section of this state
are entirely dependant for means Of
tmrF Fortacou. and .h,rcare e'so express
lines doing transportation business
throughout all section, ot this Common
wealth. Tnpse en.portlt.on !nes to-
DAY a;c discriminating us mIcu a4 the
Ia Nt.Ha frN 80 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

man. 1T - efuc that his
r.o~. formerly covcncss In lis family. aftor
p. d'ah travelled extensively in Europe. While
.eir she mot nddlcr ia the Paris Grand
Drea. married him, and boy strategy and pur-
900 ottn.ucd for him tho title Of Du, de-
.srrs"u'o But poor man, his luck ana his
fs-rness we've shogi-uvod.
Hcs sul bis vile wcrc in Nanlcs NJ tho tir,o ~
.- cst earthquake, ard the terror so ovo-,nuo
-e uuc that nc contracted suddenly a nervous
,r--ron ~ the heart tAat made his Nfc Inisern-
.e Bic handy dared move, fearing excitement
. rti-a case hc suffered tho most terribly nconv
- >euralsic Spssn OF the Heart lAueiua Pee
.,....
h..v.ns th's, an enemy ofhi-, ouvvirc his good
.ao. determined 90 play practice 'oko upon
r. N" sent An ur3ortakcr % the Chateau de
.~-o-, lie, ,lu Normandy. whore the Duo and his
r. we're resting. 90 measure TIC Due for his cof.
.- Nfcn the undertaken s'aicl bis errand.
.t~r sfa-m contracted tue Dues hcnr:. and ne
rlcl dead upou tho noor Iiwas terrible
.,.e.rs
>-.r.'r.a ~ tlc Heart "a becoming common
.-rr.a.ai nowadays. sudden shock, intense
f-.-. r's % anger. or slow and prolonged over
sr 0' tho trsin or nerves may sow tho seeds
-' t,.-' terrible disease. Half tie sudden deaths
q ' t.' I'D = f-N't 't tNt htafL ana thousands Of
-.-- aud women are walking tho streets today
are .sDIe 90 drop dead tomorrow.
~,n oats Essence IS tho great remedy for
".- 'r1 Kindred nerve troubles. II curcd two
,.-' 'u-n cases Gertrude sheldon. Of los An
-.s- CAL, aud Rev. George Taylor, uoiyoke.
.s.,. J; has saved many H weary brain from
. i.ssu' asylum; many n paipitatiuc heart
t..r -ar grp of death; many promising law
.-. divine. and statesman from the grave. Itis
's -.-t I.r.- am lr'icoraut known. anl cures
..es" a0a exhaustion. great aud small alike.
o.. t COSTS tifal. ols-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Between and o'clock yesterday af
ternoon oneof Griflith's grocery wagons
driven by John Haywood (colored)
while passing along Main street near the
Tenth.street crossing, knocked George
Friend down and ran over him, cutting
his head considerably. The occurrence
attracted large crowd, and for short
while there was considerable excitement.
The injured man was taken into the office
Of the Chief OF Police and the Gmbu-
lance summoned. 1t quickly responded,
and the physician in charge rendered tue
necessary attention.
Haywood was reported 10 the police OF
the Second district ior reckless driving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
sale OF Eeai Estate.

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale have been admitted to record in the
Chancerv Court: Luther II. jenkins
and wife to Hannah Rowland, u feet
on Clay street between Munford and
Gilmer. Sl,2J0; Sylvanus Stokes to
Luther Il. jenkins, - feet on Grace
street between Harrison and Ryland,
g.. OG2. 80 WilbWn Il. Sydnor and wife
to J. Cabell Brockenbrough, 50 feet on
Cary street between Reservoir and Ran
doloh. 81. 800; William 4. Weed and
wife to George Schwalm, % feet on
Main street between Linden and keser-
voir, s, l2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
CoMpuLN0RY PILOTAGE.
Btu TO Abolish ~ PASSES thc House
Nany Petitions.

The bill to abolish tine compulsory
pil0tace Of cOastWise vessels IN the waters
of Nireinia came up III the House yes
terday morning and WAS passed without
debate. Colonel Buiord, lis patron,
communicated lts passage to the Senate,
aud there it VIII no doubt be referred to
the Committee on General Laws, where u
similar bin offered 10y Mr. Lovenstein is
low pending.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the measure over the entire State, and
there is hardly 2 representative or sena-
tor who has not received private conlnu-
nications requesting ms influence either
for or against It.
The following petitions, SC, ON the
suhipcf were presented III the Senate
Yesterday bv Mr. Dalton 4 resolution
adoptod by the Board Of Managers OF
the Norfolk Exchange expressing ITS op-
nosit;ou ~ the proposed change III the
nresent laws. winch the Exchange con
sidcrs "a fair and equitable compromise
Le4Ueen conflicting interests, ana reso.
utious ALLOTTED 10y the Norfolk ana
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange, declaring
tbat If is ipeypedient 90 make any aitera-
t;ors IN the existing laws, as the present
statutes appear we'll adapted to mercan-
Mr. Koincr presented a petition OF
c;ti1eps of Augusta county and city %
Stsnut,n and M Hurt another IRON
tl,e citizens Of Danyille, both asking for
- ron4,l Of compulsory pliOtaGe.
several senator's stated privately that
in the central part of the State, IN places
having no wafer communication with the
Hoard. there was mani:esjly strong
ferlinq that tine Internal commerce
,.onld be benefited by repeal OF laws
that directly benefit only clique IL
small section Of the Commonwealth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
DanyiIie and North DanyiIie.

The House Committee for Courts OF
Justice yesterday morning had before
them bill requiring North Danyille to
bear q share OF the expenses incident to
the maintenance OF the Corporation
Court of Danville. 1t seems that this
court has jurisdiction over both cities
but Danville pays all the cost.
After a great deal of argument the bill
was favurablv reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
,o,,, mud special Meetings.

A special meeting of the Board of Al
dcrmen will be held at Z o'clock tonight
for the purpose of approving the budget
of the Finance Committee, which was
nassed hy the Common Council on Mon
day night.
meeting at y o'clock tonight to elect
three members of the City School Board
10 succeed Messrs. Moore, Ellyson, and
Williams, whose terms expire April 3D..
The Free Bridge Commissioners will be
elected at the joint session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
"a. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY

tions, solos, duets, and readings by the
members. jefferson Lodge is one Of the
foremost lodges in the State, and Is next
to the largest il numbers. 1t has fine
corps OF officers, and is doing an excel
lent work in the community. An open
meeting will be held on the night Of
March lst, and an interesting programme
of exercises will be arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
Concert at the YOunG Mems thristtRH
ASsnrinfinn InIl En.Nighf

A concert will be given at the Young
Mems Christian Association dali to-
night under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Missionary Society of the Second
Baptist church. The programme will
embrace vocal and Instrumental selec-
tions by veli-known local talent and re-
citations. Among those who Will take
part are Misses Mamie Blackburn, Kate
Campbell, Matte Ready, Allie Allen,
Virgie Walter, Maud Price, Julia Cut
Ter, Mollie Little, Annie Cray, and Clara
Ready
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
nO 1OV Intend

to continue to suffer with Cough, Cold,
Bronchitis, &C., when you know a single
bottle of DR.. Dayids Cough Syrup viii
cure you? Don't put OF taking it until
it is too late, but get bottle at once.
for all druggists keep it and gladly
recommend it for what they know it has
I-no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
Gave the president "a stick.

A large meeting OF Old Dominion
Clnb was held last night. Members of
the Advisory Board were elected, and
afterwards gold-headed cane was pre-
sented, in the name OF the club. by Mr..
J. IL. Frischkorn, to the president, MIR.
j. w. Gibbons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

The thirty-thirl onuual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city will be held next Tuesday night
at Association Hail Reports for the last
wear will be made and addresses Will he
delivered by Messrs. II. r. Pollard and
J. II. II. FIcgat, members Of the House
Of DELEGATES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
TYPE AND rnuCrROTYPE.
nan Introduced so Incorporate S"ch
"A company.

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Ellyson
;utraSncod :" j bill 10 incorporate the
Gna,hcTn Type and Electroiype Com
gany Of sos Tos4 cle@mt tnG so52rn'wS!' 5 " Eis ni
Jones, Robert Whittet, {; \; WI. Williams; ms
JU Imam A. Pizzini, Patrick keenan, ana
y''n I1'.'no,t - Waddey The capital stock OF
lE'l[s i5c Company is not to be less than s., Geo.
l '.io 'D .,ay he increased TO any amount
,.l,. ,.ne e.~cscding $4,000. to be obtained
no no. Inv subscription or the sale oi
int eisi,ti he par vaIue of which shall not
be less than 81 per share. -, ...o.,
DC q'Se 'I9' company is authorized to carry on
! MI ~ LII business in printing material.
: TSose mentioned in the ,,e. act are 10 COLI
a,;tnte INT the first board Of directors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
Ieiler.on I.odre or Good Tcm nlar.

This lodge held n fine meeting at
McDonough's Hall last night. and after
the initiation OF two candidates the eve
ming was spent with interesting remarks
by number of visitors from Rescue,
Trinity, and Charity Lodges, and recita-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
Hnsting. Court. Ye,ternnr

Charles Woodson CcoIored), felonious
assaultupon Thomas Carter. Acquitted
Mary Green (colorcdD, stealing a gold
watch and chain from Rev. John Jasper.
Sent to the penitentiary for one year.
Anthony Murray (coiored), oesluiting
and beating Nancy johnson Jailed for
three months and fined ono cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

\ CLEAN CONPLExIoN.- can YOU EXPECT
n clear complexion when ne blood Is fun o. I'M
puri;ies aAd the s,0ma'h ci0gged. The blood
lccomes impure because ITO lWer does not at
properly ani work od the poison from the sys-
ten. and Tho certain results are blotches,
plmpies, and erupuons. Purify the blood with
simmons Liver Regulator aud regulate tho
liver. stomach. anl towels, and then the skln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
A,etion sale Continued TO-DAY

of Etchings, Engravings, Water Colors,
&c. Daily at l0i A. NJ. and 4 Z. M.
This is the last opportunity to buy. La
dies are especially invited to examine
this lot, the latest and best yet offered.
LEWIS ART GALLERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
A. eAkS & CO.,
CrOTHfFRs TO THE PEOPLE,
!10s MAIN STREET
ffe1-f
HLRVARD UNIVERSITY

HARVARD CNIVEHS4I !
fH-c GREENLEAr AID FOR STUDENTS.
'-a., neqlest enables Harvard University
r--e. e.e..onal aid 10 the amount Of $4,000
..- 20 deserving candidates for the degree oil
.....-of Ar,s. This aid wln be- distributed IN
'.....s $3.50 90 g4so year, and viii be award
. ralj % advance 20 students or ff"lu-
ot.er colleges. or % candidates FOR me
-nsa class. students or graduates oi o,h0I .l
-e.. ran 1e admitted 20 advanced standing
s...4t qL-..ar examinations. Otnor candidates
..aI,sIon must pass tho entrance eAsullu"-
... .r .ane or september. biane forms o. ai'-
.....ir admission aud for aid, and pam
.. ..- giving fnlI details regarding any depart
re..of le r,.,er.ity Ar,- Science, DIVINITY
.... Medicine, Dental Medicine, veterinary y
,e or Agriculurel may be ooia,''" J.,
'.t Hgfo fnA>K BoLEs. Secretary OF h"''Dii 4
,-...ty. University Hail. Cambridge
fc Ij-oO10t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
.,orn,oa,s Condition.

Mr.. Frederick Thornton, n. VINO VINO c;tv lS,s
srom ,' the hosting tower OF the new. new 0l1y ~:
IRON non Wednesday, and mirsculously es- s.
ianad hs being instantly killed, was resting sung
eaPer '.';sr Yesterday, but still suffering from from
eaS,s, eSsere pains about the body d. i'e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

GEORGEw. MAYO, lo:so 4. ". handsome walnut
suit, readiug-desks. extension tables, stoves,
demiloAns unclaimed freight, SC.
BOBERr = SHocH 4 CO.. ?. NJ. apples.
l. POWERS. =. NJ. apples, grapes, snd
oranges.
WILLIAM JENKINS, ,es20 Y. NJ. bananas.
oranges, tomatoes, lemons, and pears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
MINOR MENTION.

Navigation in Manchester has been
much better for the last day or two.
During the Leuton season services will
be held mt the Meale-Momorial church
every Wednesday night at 7:3O and every
Friday at 4:30 =. NJ.
Mr.. Archer Rowzie and bride (0cc
Palmer have arrived in the city and are
boarding with Mr. Atkinson, on Cowar-
din avenue They were married in
Cartersyile Wednesday afternoon. The
bride is very attractive lady, and the
groom a most worthy yonns gentIeman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

~ ~" fftftyf ~ tN' FtHght'"s
DcarS Sin, -Thoundersgned, agents Tor
the owners of Libby Prison. laying no
clam to infalli0lity AMI acknowledging
that We are as liable 10 err as any one OF
our much-abused real estate brethren,
beg leave 10 say that We do not acknow-
ledge the right Of politicians and scnti.
mentalists t. interfere with the sale Of
prirGfc PrOpcr'V, Uhefh'r re0t or PR
sondi as is daily being done through the
columns Of your paper and others by
continental cOrrcsp spOndents IN regard 10
the Libby Prison properly, at Twentieth
and Cary streets, nov owned by private
citizens Of the city OF Richmond. II
these people who do not want Libby
Prison sold and removed wish % show
their patriotism and keep the old eye.
sore where IL is ict them come forward
and make an offer 20 buy it ard present
II 10 the city OK liichmOud as a monn-
ment 70 their patriotism and zeal, or else
say no more and allow a private trans
action 10 be consulnmated without inter-
ference from PARTIES having no pc
cuniary interest or claim IN the sale of
the Libby sonproperty.
Yours very respectfully,
RAWLINGS x ROST,
Agents for "0u,hem Fertilizer Com
p1uy, present owners Of Libby
Prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

The rest regulator of digestive organs and the
best appetizer known Is ASGosrURA BfrrsxS
Beware of limitations Get the genuine article,
Manufactured by Dr. j. &. Is. sEIGsRr a sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
To Norfolk. Lyncnburg, the Sonih,
aud annfhxgagg

via Norfolk and Western railroad.
Double daily trains For all informa-
ton apply to II. W. Courtney, Passenger
Agent, 90l east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
HOTELS, de.
{ 'HATTANOOGA, TENN.
rgE STANTON HOUSE.

W every modern improvement onei,t. ,'ss.
IN"llel aoconnOdaiiOns A new hyarsu'f,d fhe
,''kc'-eieyRtor has lust been compete" NV
''t thoroughly renovated.
''ilns. 3 " q per day. =. yooUN
e e!l-dlmdW4t OF Blue hidge SPRING. 'a-