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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
ACowardIyInsInuatiOn.

docs your COW cringe and cur, -
asks the Neio Ea0iond Farmer, "and
appear nervous and fidgety when you sit
down 10 milk ber?" Wen, not much
she doesn't. She isn't that kline OF a
cow. She isn't one OF your shy, timid
bashful cows. She just fixes her eyes on
vacancy with a glare that will raise II
blister on an oak knot, sticks her tail
straight up in the air, stiff as . poker,
plants three feet firmly on the ground,
aud then feels around with the other for
the milk-pail, milk-stool, milk-maid /;
finds them; fires them up somewhere
into the blue ompyrean, and remarNng,
"Ha, hal" amid the shouting, jumps
over six-rail fence, and tramples down
an acre Of young garden. Don't talk
about cringing and curling to a COW that
has to be MIXED with pipe, line, and
pumping station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
y7r. Vvtse.s Letter.

The letter OF Hon. John $. Wise IN.
doubleday marks IL crisis in the history
OF tire Republican party of this State,
aud is am eloquent defence Of the right
of the people tomauage theirown affairs.
Avoiding the brutal coarSeNcss that has
characterized some Of the attacks on the
chairman OF tine Republican party, ana
charging the plan Of organization with a
proper share OF responsibility for dissen-
sious il the uarty, he nevertheless does
not fail toiniict the wound Of faithful
friend i'm dealing with General Malone
twill bc we'll for the latter and for the
Republican party il An. Wise's words
are needed. -hd.r-APPe0L
Itisi in Mr. Wise's usual trenchant and
bold STYLE, and serves notice on General
Malone that his arbitrary manner of
bo&ug the Republican party in Vir-
giuia and his purpose to enforce the
unit ruie IN order TO secure a solid Sher-
man delegation viii be earnestly antago-
MED by Mr. Wise. Additional siguti-
csuco is attached TO this letter from the
fic. that Nr. Wise has heretofore been
Oo OF General Mahone's most faithful
utLereuts baltimore Sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
Lnst Caught on the Fly.

Itistrue, myson, there is always room
at the top, bnt nobody wants it when he
g0cs 10 hotel.
Remember when in college that the
best sculler or the cur7iest pitcher often
stands At the foot of his class.
The woman whose head Is turned Ivy
fat,ery would feel much tlatter if she
heard what is said when her back is
turned.
Women DO not swear. but the proianest
man in America would give five dollars
if he could initiate the expression of Il
good woman when she hits her thumb
with the hammer, and says Mercy on
me
4 man dreamed that his motherin-
law was dead, and laughed aloud in his
sleep. The next morning she came to
his house with three trunks. a yapor
bath. n foot mufr, and two pugs. Now
he does not dare to go to sleep, and
when he falls into dOze from exhaus-
ton lac shrieks with fright and awakes.
He is afraid he will have another dream.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
Ton Oh 70 he Gnnd.

No, Edward, it hasn't. You are cor
rect the flag Of our beloved country has
no scars Of centuries 1t is flag with
out history. 1t IS no huttering diary.
1t is a flag that makes history, and it
makes good history, too. You keep
right along with Your studies, aud don't
grieve because the fag isn't az old as the
grave The older a flag Is the more
stains there arc on it g.; the more wrong it
has protected, the more evil and shame
and iniquty, tyranny, and foul abuse it
has proudly Aoated over. a flag five
hundred years old is very apt TO be
ashamed Of every thread IN IT'S fabric.
Would you compare the vicious old SIN
ner of eighty years with the laughing
babe in the cradle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
Ithera,t,y OF corporations.

Talk about corporations having no
souls Here only few days ago an
employee who had been twenty years in
the Office of superintendent of GER
tain express company found upon his
return from his wedding tour an envelope
addressed 10 him containing tiye-doilar
bill and 1.-The best wishes of the com
papv Wasn't that grand ? Wasn't
tlat Christian and soulful in the com
pany ? Wasn't it, now? Tell you it
was. p. ST thought the other day
when 1 had to pay that company five dol
lars for carrying a package worth sixty
cents down into the next county that 1t
was going TO make some wedding pres
ent to somebody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

punishment, rather than the punishment
itself, that Restraints us from evil doing.
Many times boy would gladly run away
and go fishing on Sunday If he could
only get his father to thrash him In tho
morning before he sets out; then he
could enjoy the whole long day without
n pang. But when he has to wait until
evening for it the dread Of that unknown
i'll that awaits him clouds all his skies
and pitches all his songs in minor keys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

Yes, my son, it is true that molasses
catches more flies than doth vinegar.
But it il also true that, as a rule, you
don't want to catch flies you want to
drive them away. Argyll Don't smear
yourself with molasses when you are
iiable to be exposed to flies. There is
only one kind CT flies you want to catch,
ard molasses isn't sweet enough nor
sticky enough for that. Time flies, my
son. time flies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
by George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate AGen. and Auci.oncer,
1908 BANK street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIHA-
/ BILE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ABOUl FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND.
CONTAINING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND
HAN ROAD AND RUNNING BACK 10 THE
RICHMOND AND pASNlLLE RAILROAD.
AND NEAR COALtIELD STATION. M
PROVENENTS CONSIST or a GOOD. FIVE
ROOM FRAME HOUSE, STABLE. BARN, AID
GOOD OKCUARD.-In execution Of a certain
deed Of trust from John steele. lated August y,
lSSt. default having bsUn made in tho payment
al Tho n1tcs therein secured, Will sell al public
auction, on che premises.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. 1855.
at2P. ". the above described PROpEfTY.
IERNs: Cash a. 10 expenses Of sgie and 70
pay Of jwo notes, ore for i3rj and iho other for
sIS With interest on both from teoruory y,
lSsS. O. day at sale. Balance upon such terms fs
may 90 announced on day ofsal@.
q. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD, Aucti0nccr. NH u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
Ry X. b. Chain a Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
10. I north Tenth street,


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM
or Sd $4,000 ACRES, WITH FRAME D
DWELLING AND USUAL OUT-BuILDlhGs
THEREON, FRONTING on THE Pu BLIC
ROAD LEADING FROM BROAD STREET TO
STAPLkSS MILL---By virtue OF decree OF
Richmond Chancery Court entered February y,
1855. IN the cause VI Lsihrop 4 Go. re-. schultz
and others. tho undersigned. trustees In deed
from Henry Lyell snd Lucy T. Lyen his wife,
dated October 10. 1881 recorded IN heDrtco COun-
Is Court IN Deed Book -, page -. Will sell by
public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1889.
A. o'clock p. NJ, tho aOove-located FARM,
known ~ " SCHUTfE'S" The dwelling Is two
stories, In fair order, on nice hill. overlooking
public road. Barn and ample 0ut-bUildings Tor
labo-ers. The location Of this property. west OF
the city and 50 near the puzzle drives. MAKES u
an attractive home for the farmer or city busi-
noss-man who desires home near the CITY. Am
pie wood for farm use: well % good water. and
branch for stock: ample fruit OF select kinds Tor
a large family.
TERMS: Cash M 70 expenses Of sale and 20 pay
tho debt and interest due under tho shid deed OF
trust-yiZ, sj3j due January /. 1852, $50 duo
January l. lsS}. f573 duo January /. 1884, $500
due January /. lsSJ. s625 due January !, 1898,
and $3.50 duo January !, lsS1. Any balance on
terms ~ DO announced al sale.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
h. II. CARDWELI.
Trustees.
ss'e by R. B. CHAFFIS & Co., Auctioucers
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Very Light Di.count.

A newspaper has the startling head
line. Anew York Drummer Elopes with
n Married Woman and fer Three Chill
dren :" Oh, well, don't get excited about
that That's only five off that isn't
much for a New York drummer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
nnnesfic Theafrical..

"Bin, tell We what les do. You git in
tho wood-box an hide, an growl, an
scare dad. He'll think it's besr. "
Great scheme. Bill hides Just before
he Qrowls. however, dad comes in with
q cord of stove-wood in his arms. which
he drops with an awful crash into the
wood.6ox. Bill forgets how to erowl,
but makes a good imitation of howl.
Dad has to take all the wood out to ex-
cavste Bill, after which another scene Of
terror occurs, but it isn't dad that is
scared
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
SEINE THREAD.

NETTING, NETTING.-auGsass
~ We have increased facilities
for manufacturing Cotton Netting for haullng
scines, &C., and can give lowest 1gures fArues
using these goods In large quantities VIII nnu !.
TO their interest 70 write 10 US Also, Linen anu
Cotton Gill Netting Seine 1wines, Lines
Yawking, Corks Corkwood &C. .,
l.. LICHrENSTEIN'S SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Sole importers Of the celebrated Lion Brand
Seine Thread, warranted " give Satisfaction.
fe -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

NORK-RIVER LINE VIA WEST
L POINT
TRAINS DAILY

The fey0rit' rolf' 90 baltimore. Ihostramers
OF This line are mu iei8 ~ beauty olesan 90. aul
comfort LcGye Redmond ''..J T. i.: loavs
West Point .a.-. tuur-tlu.- . GOD rl.u' deg .
a. J.. 49,; le6.a Ealtimor, Iur.days. Thur
GAYS. H.G s. liui. avs as b g.. a:iitc .t Bait
more A. ST.. arrive 300 Richmond 1870 \ y.
FA.e MehmO-4 10 B.ldm9re tirs,-rl4ss.5!
second class. gl.l
TGs Yotk.Biycr Limo aforis superior adyen-
tGges % business Uen Ia enabling Them 70
leave nchuo.f near the close oi tho aRy's
transq' tions aGI Rrrlye a. Baltimore early next
morning. after having enjoyed q delightful
ucbt- ros,, FREQ tc0m tlo dust AID noise OF rail
Wgy tray"L
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Lave Richmond QUely-lhtd
street depot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ti:lj A. ~
Arrive Richmond Nwenty-nirl
stree, do .......-....-..... ft.lo a. VI.
DAILY tbgily except sunday.
Depot end tickr.-nc.'e' FOOT virginia street.
Uptown once Corner tenth aud Main -,ree;A
JAS. J. TAI LOE,
General ia-Fslgcr gent.
=. s.. POTTS,
Di-is.on rs ,scug Agent
Richmond Va
SOL HAAS, Tra@' Manager,
PElION RANDOLPH. GENERAL Manager. deli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
/. E. SALE,
APoTHECARY, 20m vENABLB STREET.
CUT PRICES.
PURITY GUARANTEED.

Zoo pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at
To-:
50 dozen FINE TOILET SOAP ateoe. worth 81;
so dozen CUTgCURA SOAP at 10. worth 25c
l5c will buy DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP;
Is,. will buy DR. DAyIDs COUGH SYRUP;
IOc will buy ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAs-
TER;
I5c will buy FRAYSERS NERyEAND BONE
IINI3iENT:
&c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RILLA;
&c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR;
nc. will buy wYETH BEEF WINE AND
IRON:
Csc. will buy MEADE& BAKERS CARBoLIC
MOUTH-WASH;
Isc. will buy TUFTS LIvER-PILLs;
I5c. will buy CARRIERS LIvER-PILLs;
l5c. will buy BRANDRETH PILLS:
&c. will buy OMEGA FAMILY SYRINGE
worth 81;
$50 will buy DAvIDSON's FAMILY SYRINGE
worth So
zoe. will bay GENUINE KLOsTERFRAU Nun
COLOGNE;
81 will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CURE.
Everything to be had In a FIRST-CLAss
DRUGSTORE kept and sold at prices from 20
10 20 per cent less than sold elsewhere.
ia l6-Su, Tu&ThtMh25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

YgNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TIE UBNI-
Z 1URE AND FIXTURES OF WiLHANSO$'S
PEN-APT HALL. OVER 80. 1og EAST BROAD
STREET. AIAlC IIDN.-By virtue Of decd OF
trust executed to tho underig ncdas trustee and
duly recorded will cell, On
TUESDAY THE 2JrU INSTANT,
atli o'clock \. ~, no entire out1t ~ above,
embracing
3exccllant LARGE BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Large HALL and STAIR CAEfElS,
large a-sor,ment oi excellent CANE and
NOOD-SEAI CHAIRS.
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS,
NRlrING-rABLfs 81 different sizes,
LACE JRlAINo and SHADES,
A largo lot Of PICTURES and PICTURE
FRAMES.
BOOK-RACkS, SHOWCASE,
Il volumes AMERICAN CICLOPEDIA,
together with q largo assortment u OTHER
USEFUL ARTICLES. which merit tho attention
Of the public generally.
TERMS: Cash.
:. 1. BLOOMBERG, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
RArL1oAD LlNEs:
IN a 5E zE I'D
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NAkCa 4 fsSl

irAvg RIcuKoHD
El3 A. NJ for Newport News, Old Point Com
fort. aud Norfolk daily. Pullman
rance car % ola P0iGL
li.05 A. ". Through aod Local Hail 10 sli points
West excapi sunday. sleepors Clif-
ton Forge 70 Huntington.
500 F. n for Newpor. News, Old Foint ana
Norfolk. except sunday. Pullmsa
ParIOr car Washington 20 Old Poins.
100 p N. Charlottesville Accommodation, ex@
cept sunday.
G23 r N. for Louisville. Cincinnati, chicago
20. Louis. Memphis. and New Or
leans-Fast Express with through
Pullmans daily only roate running
PulIrnnns Wet from Richmond.
AKRIvR IN RicHn0sDi
sso A. NJ Charlottesville Accommodation, ex.
cept sunday.
lo:ss A. NJ. from Norioig. Old Point and New
port Nows. except sunday Pullman
Prrior car Ola Point TO Washington.
Si0 P. ". from local points and the WosI or
cept sunday.
$40 7. N. from Old Poina Newport News, and
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace car
Ola tOini 90 Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
200 P. ". from Louisyill, AMI Cincinnan-Fass
EIpress-daily.
Depot: Seventeenth sud Broad streets.
Tickets a; 1000 Main street and nj the depot
H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS c. wtcxHAa, Receiver Chesapeake
and ohio railway. mia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
NTINOT'S MOUTH-WASH.

BEAUTTFTES TIE TEETH. Nothing ever dis
covered whitens the teeth 80 quickly and safely
az MINOT'S MOUTH-WASH. IL IS free IRON
acids and all dangerous substances, and can be
uqed with splendid results, even whore the teeth
seem past improvement IN appearance. WhiteDs
and pOlishes the enamel beautifully
PRESERVES THE GUNS. Soft AMI spongy
gums interfere with the health by preventing
tho proper use of the teeth, aud also render the
teeth unsichuy. MINOrS MOUTlI-WASH Is a
certain cure for unhealthy gums, and hardens
and preserves them, thereby preventing tho
early loss Of teeth.
SWEETENS THE BREATH, and produces the
viOletlike odOr which Is so suggestive of neat
ness and cleanliness, aud leaves q sweet, pure
taste In the mouth.
SAFE AND AGREEABLE under all circum-
stances. lts compOnents are perfectly pure and
harmless, and are tho best known tOnics for the
mouth and gums II whitens tho toeth without
injury 10 the enamel, aad is tho best Mouth
Wash that can possibly be used. IL enjoys tho
distinction Of being absolutely pure In quality,
prompt In oiiocL pleasing 10 use, and surprising
~ ow-priced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w fresh shipment of that superior EAU
De COLOGNE kLOSTERFKAU Nun cOlognel
direct from IN. house In Koeln. Never having
been handled by any second or third party
lovers OF this real superb cologne can boz sure Of
getting the genuine. For sale wholesale or re-
tail 10y l.. WAGNER, Druggist, sixth md Broad
streets. mhl7-9t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
AUCTION sAhEs-ruture Dsss
BY b. NJ. Querles,
Real Estate AuctiOueer.

BY b. NJ. Querles
Real Estate Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF
/ THE MOST VALUABLE MANUFACTU-
RING AND COMMERCIAL SITES N TIE
CITY. WITH ALL The IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, now ~ The OCCUPANCY OF
Mr.. JAMES {. SNlrI, SITUATED on TIRE
SOUTHEAST CORNlKO OF CARY AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS AND RUNNING BACK 10
DOCK STREET, WITH RAIL AND WATER
TRANSPoRIATlCN At IrS DOOR; ALSO,
THE MACHINERY FOR PAPER MANCTAC-
TURING. ENGINES, BOILERS. &c, n TIE
BUILDING; ALSO, THIS LOT on TIE EAS
LINE or TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH SIREEIT.-ln part execution of
two deeds OK trust tho first bearing date on tho
18th Of May, 1889. and Of record in the ofice OF
tho CLERK of the Richmond Chancery Court.
Deed Book I'D b. pngo 402, the other bearing
date Of April Is, 1891. aud Of record in the aforo
said Office. Deed Book l2j &. page 4gl. nn1 being
required 80 20 do 10y the holder ot q motto thereby
secured, default having been made IN the pay
meat Of part thereof, and with consent OF all
parties in interest, win o1sr for sale, upon 'he
premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1889,
At o'clock III fair. Il not on the nozt fsir day
thereafter, the VALUABLE REAL Estate
abO7o mentioned. corner Cary and seventeenth
streets.
The LOT has y front on tho south line Of Cary
line OF Dock street
The entire lot Ia covered bv q 81 BSTANTiAL
TNO-SrOkI BRiCk WAREHOUSE.
THIS PROPERTY should command tho alton
ton Of parties seeking flrstcass investments
and for mercantile or mandatory purposes,
the location, size, aud transportation facilities
all being favorable.
After the sale on tho building the MACHINE
RY, consisting OF BOILERS, ENGINES. and
the F. TIRE OUTFIT !or the MANUFACTURE
Of PAPER. will DO sold. Purchasers will DO vol
20 examine this valuable property before hour
OF sale. sale viii be promptly at hour named
or TIE SANE DAY,
Al P. ", viii sell tho LOT on north Twelfth
street. fronting 81 feet on the cast line Of Twelfth
stree b3tweou clay and Loigl streo'5 and rum
ming bscs ~ feet bui1il: lots Pa this locality
are In demand, and this should attIa the atten-
ton Of investors.
Terms: Cash rs 10 sul'cLon"y 20 pay coats AMI
expenses 81 sale, al take. pat due, aud 90 pay
OF and discharge note FOR the sum Of i9jOD,
with interest thereon from the S'h DAY of April,
1897; residue D. SIX, twelve, and eighteen months,
the deferred pa mems 10 20 evidenced by Ne
c0tiabio notes, with per cent. interest added,
and secured by a tgu-t-dcel on the properly.
IL Is probable that moro l.ocrsi terms Will be
announced 40 the time of sale.
NH HENRY g.. CANNON, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
DICHNOND FRFDFRICKSBUR0

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Schedule
commencing thkJ AIRY * issS-castern utand-
ar time.
f:25 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Sireet s.a'ion daily: stops
only at Ashanr, Junction, Milford.
and Ffoderic<-hIrg. sleeper %
Washington. Leave. Washington Tor
Now York AZ ii.io \. =.
$40 A. ~, leaves Byrl-,trco. station. spech
Pullman Testtulc train. ON whlch
extra faro "a charged. Daily except
Wednesdays and sundaya Makes
no lOcai stops.
ii:c7 A. NJ, leaves liyri->frec, station daily. er-
ccpt sunday. Leaves ashingV Toe
New \ DIRK a & I'D u y.
Gao ?. NJ, loages Byrd. street station daily
sleeper o. New YORK.
ic:2s A. NJ. arrive, o, Byrt-,treet station daily
sleeper from Now lors.
GasP. 81, arrives ~ Eyri.,toe, station daily.
stops ~ fr"isr.c. shurg, Milford. and
Junction. >lee .er from Warrington
5l3P. NJ. su'yc. BvrLStrsc' station, specisl
Pullman yosdbu's irsiu, On whicn
cKfla fare - charged. Daily except
1nursdays aBl sundays Makes no
lD,nl sfuaa.
iGi5P. ~, arriyssn Bsrl-S'reet station daily
~Acep: Sunday. sleeper from wash
!ngtIu.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAYL
COOP NJ accom- mOdation leaves Byri-S'r.s,
sia,i1n: arrives AZ Ashland at r. ".
6:04P. NJ, leaves Elua. arrives A. Ashland al
cas- NJ.
W. A. NJ. accommodation. strives At Byrt-
street station. leaves Ashland atsoi
HsoP. ", arrives Al Eiba. leaves Ashland Al
STE T. NJ.
ca Taylor. General Ticke, Agent
?. r. =. MYERS, General superintendent 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

e, l:G0 O'Clock =. g.. The above PROPERTY. de-
scribed iu sli1 decd o5 fronting on tho north
Yves; corner oi EIr,tH lI Byrd streets . feet
inches and running back between parallel
INES 80 ieot, win al the Improvements there
o."
TERMS: Cash ~ % expense - executing this
uust and 10 puy the sum of fi4Dl&
JULIUS STRAITS,
TIaCNp>ON BLOWN.
N.J. NErIWDOp.
mhf3 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18
ByJ. Thompson Brown K Co.,
Real Estate Agents AM Auc;ioneers,
ill3 Main street


TRUSTEES SALE OFNEWSTOCK
4 BRICK STORE AND DWELLING OE
NORTHWEST CORNER or FIRST AND BYRD
SrREETS-Ey virtue NJ a deed OF trust from
Parker Bailey and VIE tO tbe Undersigned
trustees. dated Mas q. lse5. ana OF record pa 'he
clcrh 4 0ace Of tho Chanccry Court or tho city ot
Certain payments o.. money therein mentioned.
and whereas default has peon made, AMI being
required 800 o do We, the undersigned trustees,
will proceed 10 sell az public auction, on tbs
premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18


Train No. 20 mates connection a. Keysylle
FOR Ihrso tiiy AID Clarksylie a. Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday
and all points on North Carolina Division, and
Northwe6'crn North Carolina railroad.
Train SO. ~ Rses connection al GreousbOrO
for kg!ei On, Doidsbor). ami 31reheed city. az
Salisbury tor AsheFille. HOt ~pr.ngs, and al
points I'm Western Norh Carolina: ut Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, "a
yaunah. Ihomasville, CO.. J7cks'uvilio, ami
other l.orls poin's also. wish Carolina Cen
ira, railroad lJc Wilmington.
Irlins from tho south arrive at hcEmOnl
ST. 4. NJ ami 1.il j. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-18

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE Con-
STgCCTIOS OP TIE
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING,
No. ls5 EAST CAPITOL STREET,
WAsHINGTON, D. e., March /. 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received az tho Office Of this Commission
uutil I2 noon, on the 3lsr DAY OF MARCH. 1855,
for furnishing tho DIMENSION STONE RE-
QUIRED FOX THE WALLS OF THE CELLAR
OR SUB-BASEN ENT STORY OF TIE con-
CREsSiONAL LIBRARY BUILDING, 10 be con-
structed in Washington, D. C., upon tae form Of
proposals and In accordance Win the specif-
cations and plans therefor. Copies Of specin-
cations etc., will be furnished 10 int aiding bid
ders on application TO the architect az this Office
and detailed plans OF the Same may be- seen at
the same office on and after THURSDAY, March
s, 1858 WILLIAM L. Villas,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. X SPOFFORD,
NH +eod9I Commissioner
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VgTAGNER'S TASTELESS COD.
W LIVER OIL EMULSION. with the hypo-
phosphites. pleasant palatabe, curative, and
noIrishinc. The weakest stomach viii accept
aud retain H. No sckeninG odor or rancid
taste. Always fresh and sweet sold wholesale
aud retail by l. WAGNER, Druggist. Sixth and
Broad streets NH icy
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4 TLANIIC COAST LIHE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Ccmmene'1s SUNDAY. rrfi1ry = 1884,
trains on his r.qi VIA rra ~ follows
TRAM sol tlNAhD.
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PROPOS

PROPOSALS.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
4 CElYE (sealed) BIDS UNTIL APRIL 10TH
FOR GRADING AND PAVING MAIN STREET.
South Boston, Va, estimated % he about 1900
square yards. including sidewalks. Reserve The
right 70 reject any or al bids Copy of specihca-
lions can DO had by applying 10
w. y. BARBOUR,
r. W. LAWSON.
Street Committee,
POst-Office Box 500,
NH 18Th, Su&TutApi0 south Boston, Va.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &e.

GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE
N KLOSrERFRAU Nun Cologne, only d0r.
per bottle VIII forfeit 80 for each bottle got
ten II it does not prove ~ represented.
l. f. SALE.
NH lS-it 90Ol Vcnable street.
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srOpPING-PLACES

Sos y md q maze 10 stops. No. y stops
only Or rignal % Han,aester ard Chester No.
- stops only on signal Al Chester, Centralia,
ami Nlnchts'ec 80 Is st0ps on sigaal "A; all
regular 5fl tna. ~ li stops on signal ~ all
regular stations anl also az fsmplc'- ana Port
wa tnap. No.. -. 80, %. 80, IS, s.d q, VA s'c2
a. al Stations flr passengers.
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Schedule In Eject Train Trsin
January D., iss+ NO. %. No -.