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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
PETERSBURG.
sroRE AND DWELLING BURsEp-HAR-
ROW ESCAPE OF INMATES.
Sent On for Feiony-Business Notes
Church Improvements
Other Items.

rCorrespondence uf tho Richmond Dlspaich.l
AUGUST 16, 1888.
The store and dwelling-house on Far
mer street opposite West-End Park, oc,
cupied 10y Mr.. Henry Deadman and
owned by Mr. Benjamin Verell, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning about .
o'clock. The fire originated from the
explosion OF kerosene lamp which had
been left burning in Mr.. Deadman's
chamber, which scattered its blazing
conteHSPupon tho floor aud furniture.
The noise Of the explosion awakened the
inmates, who were forced TO nee from
the room for safety. Mr.. Deadman lost
his stock of goods and personal effects,
on which he had an insurance OF only
5000. There was no insurance on the
building.
John Bolts, the negro who was ar
rested last night on the charge OF resist
ing officers OF the police while in tho
discharge of their duty, and OF nearly
biting off one OF the fingers OF Officer
James Young, was this morning fined .Py
the Mayor for disorderly conduct and
committed to Jail for trial in the Hust-
ings Court for felony in biting Officer
Young.
Ground was broken this morning for a
large addition to be made to the tobacco
factory Of Messrs. William Cameron &
Brother, on Perry street. The addition
is to be about 120x50 feet, and Is to be
made at once.
Two additional letter-carriers have
been put on service in the post-oflice
here. The eight-hour system among the
carriers went into effect on the lst OF
the month, but the full service is main
tanned.
Since the advent of our new municipal
regime the work Of improvement on our
streets has been actively pushed, and
very marked changes are noticeable III
different portions Of the city.
st. Pauls and Grace (EpiscopaD
churches, the Tabb-Street Presbyterian,
and First Baptist, and one or two other
churches in this city have been greatly
beautified by improvement this season.
RoBN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
CrunrsrrAnsBUKo.
Tho baptist ACCOMPLISHMENTS
fspecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

CBRrsrrAssBuRa, VA, August l6. The
Baptist Association continued Its session
yesterday evening and to-day. Mr..
A. G. Evans, OF Roanoke, ut the
evening session presented the report on
foreign missions. After some discussion
the report was adopted.
Tho Moderator made an appeal In be-
half OF the church at Bramwell, and
~. 400 was soon subscribed Tor the erec-
ton OF house OF worship in that place.
The question was raised as to whether,
in view OF the increased value OF the
property Of the Allegheny Institute the
old Rorer-Park Hotel), it had best be
sold and the money invested in another
ate and n more commodious building
mt mo. Much discussion having arisen
mon this and no conclusion arrived at
the matter was finally referred to the
Executive Committee.
From various reports 1t was ascer-
tanned that the contributions to the va
rious boards had increased more than
100 per cent over last year.
Fjncastle was chosen as the next place
Of meeting.
A vote of thanks was rendered tho
people of Allegheny church for their
hospitality, and the association adj
iourned. :,
The poetess Pearl Rivers, known to all
lovers Of southern poetry, and Mr.. John
II. Hanna, a prominent banker Of New
Orleans. are now guests at the Yellow.
The company numbers 265.
Hon. w. W. Berry will speak at Blacks
burg on the 25th, at which time Clove-
land, Thurman, and Edmunds banner
Will be raised.
Eminent speakers will be here on court-
day.
Rev. Albert Wardlaw, OF Atlanta. Ga,
with his wife nee Miss Fields, OF Gull
pepper, will spend the summer here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

A DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE
a Of the Virginia Military Institut With tho
degree OF c. +. desires POSITION IS
TEACHER or on some CIVIL ENGINEER
CORPS. Best OF testimonials furnished. Adj
dress II. N. =, care Planters National Bank,
hicnmonf, Va. auIl-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
FOX RHN

NOR RENT, THE EXCELLENTGa
4 RESIDENCE 10. 3I vest Grace street IL
The house Is IN thorough order. ami the loeGtton
Is one OF tho bcst in ihe city. All molen I'm
provemenis. Immediate possosston. Apply 10
POiNDEX1RR J. DENOON,
an 17.3t I%)3 Vain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

WANTED, AT LYNNSIDE PRI-
w YATE BOARDiNG-UOUSE SIXTY
BOARDERs for September aud October. Five
minutes wall rom sweet springs, one mile from
sweet Chaiybeate Springs, two and one-haf
hourai drive from the White sulphur. aud bat
ten miles from Allegheny station. Chesapeake
and ohio railway. Abundant table; home-like
comforts; decr-hunilDg, tron;-lssinR, riding,
driving. 1erms. S25 per month. Address ". l.
LEWIS, sweet Springs, Monroe county, v Va.
au i1-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

BY request OF the owner | shall sell By public
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 22D.
at5rl O'Clock z. ~, the aboye- named VERY AT
TkACTIVE DETACHED TWO-SIOkY FRAN
DWELIINO OF i've rooms. IN perfect order,
with wide hall. closets, anu tho usual con-
yeniences: rooms Of GOOD slze and well arranged
FOR CON fort aud convenience.
The lot fronts 30xiG5 feet, has a beautiful ele-
yatlon, commanding magnificent WOW OF the
river, and has ample space for any enlargement
or building which may DO desired; well Of ex-
cellcut water. and alleys ~ side ana roar; beau
tiful shade trees. SC.
4 really charming littio home within less than
half q square Of he Electric railway, near BOTH
the East-End parks, ana needing oulY 70 be- seen
10 DE appreciated
co nld examine IL. then attend tho sale and
buy H.
TERMS; Easy, and announced AZ sale:
JAMES Is. KLAM,
ou17 AuctiOuecr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

NOR RENT, AT WAYNESBORO, a
II VA, an OLD AND DESIRABLE BUsi- "a
NESS STAND, situated on the corner OF tho
principal streets In the iowa. Size % rooiS5
AXIS feet Address Postmaster, waynesboro,
Va. au l52W'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

ing's session. There was very tull dis
cussiOn OF the establishment of State
business agency. Some delegates were
in favor OF appointing a man outside of
the alliance 70 have charge of this agency.
The majority of the members strongly
opposed this and finally w. A. DGrden,
OF Greene county. was chosen State
agent. IL will bo his duty to make all
purchases Tor the alliances. All sub-al-
liances will let him know their wants.
he will purchase with the money fur
nished HIM by the State trustee. The
alliance this morning elected William A.
Graham, OF Lincoln county. TO the latter
position. He is to be responsible for
funds received from the sub alliances and
will pay them 10 the State agent,
being aided in this part OF the work
by the treasurer Of the State Alliance,
q. III. Allen, OF Wake county. This Is
q big scheme which the alliance has
taken in hand. IL is an attack upon mid
dlemen aud means that the members OF
the alliance intend 10 look out for all
their own interests. A member OF
the order said to-day that there were ccr-
taiDly 40, 600 members in the State, and
that plenty OF money viii be forth
coming. All purchases by the State
agent ere to be for cash. The alliance
took up another important matter,
which il considered carefully. This
was resolution in regard to
tho cotton. bagging trust II Was
passed. IL denounces that trust
IN plain terms The alliance decided to
cease the use Of jute or gunny baggiug,
and to substitute low grades OF cotton rs
covering for bales II was shown that
this would DO cheap and would serve
every purpose. 1t was shown furthsr
that il could be made eheaply by home
uliI]A Some OF tho members OF the
alliance we're 10 pldu-spoken Ia re-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Fire Near fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August &C.
The residence of Mr.. George Ferney-
hough, a prosperous and well-to-do
farmer of this county, about one mile
from this city. WAS totally destroyed by
fire to-day. Very little Of the furniture
was saved. The origin of the fire is I'M
known. Insurance, g, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
A TTENTION, CARPENTERS AND
IA BUILDERS.

TRUSTEES SALE-A LOT WITH BRICK
CARPENTERS SHOP THEREON NEAR MON
ROE PARK, on HENRY STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND ALL
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY on SAID PREM-
ISHS-WAGON, HARNESS, HORSE, TOOLS,
LUMBER. HARDWARE. oFFlCE-FURNTTURE,
IRON SAFE, lSc--By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed TO the undersigned trustee. and duly
recorded in tho clerks onlce OF she Cbancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond, | snail proceed
10 sell at pnblic auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1883,
at5P. NJ, all tho PROPERTY described In said
deed, being a VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on
the west line Of Henry street between Vain and
Franklin streets. fronting thereon IS feet with n
depth Of 20 feet, having alleys on both sides OF
said lot, ana on which lot ia erected the substan-
ial brick carpenters shop OF Messrs. Bell &
BOWles
Before tho sale Of the Lot will proceed 70 sell
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY on the premises
belonging to the said Bell g. Nowies, being
CARPENTERS' Tools, 4 STOCK OF LUMBER,
A QUANTITY OF HARDWARE,
OFFICE-FURNIpURH, u NEW IRON SAFE,
An excellent WOkK-HORSE,
A light SPRING LUMBRR-W WAGON, HARNESS,
sc.
TsRMs or SALE: IA to realty, ono third cash:
balance In six and twelve months, interest
added. and secured by iTust-dcef. As 70 per-
sonal property, all amounts under 100 cash;
all over that amount a sixty-days negotiable note
with interest. satisfactorily endorsed
\. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
!. THOMPSON Brown Co., AUctOneors.
p. e. COOK. Salesman. au17
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
TAzEwELL COUNTY.
scheo, Matters-HiIIed by blast. &C
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
TAzEwELL COURTHOUSE, Va,
August II, 1888


August 10, 1888.
The Board of Directors of Tazewell
High School elected Professor G. E.
Kreyloe, of Lexington, principal, Miss
Kate II. Russell, OF Farmville, first as
sistant, and Miss Kate d. Cabell, OF
Louisburg, w. Va. music teacher
With commodious buildings and this Sc
lection of teachers the work begins.
Mrs. ShirrifIs is still regarded as very
i'll.
William Creney, boss on the Clinch-
Valley extension, bad his eyes blown out
by blast on Saturday. and two others
were killed by the same explosion.
1t is rumored that TIE Clinch- Valley
Coal and Iron Company have discovered
a twelve-foot vein of coal on their land
near the Richlands, in this county. They
have been at work some time sinking a
shaft at that point ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
A Fire DESTROYS Cayenne.

by Anglo-American cabio to tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, August 1G.-Adyices from
CAYENNE. French Guiana, state that the
business portion of the city has been
destroyed by fire. Loss. S2,Oo0,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

VS. y ~ AANHhN
Train No. ~ ronucct. daliy rf.. "a
as heysviils iCr CbEss city. taf.'f a.,
oxford. tOuuosis a.. z. Greel t0.' a
ham. kaleiS1. salem ani Nii-.
points on North Carolina Jlvir4nA. '. .
iOr Asaegiii1. h.t sprus-. 7H4 .. .r
Nesloru North Carolina, ADJ a. ST..
Charlotte, Csiumbil SOD AgrI.'t ff ....
Train NO. s. connects dairy ~ A.
for salem. Winston. Galeigh, o. I4
Aorelcad City. ~ salisuary io- Asi' ~.
spring., sad all points lu a 'sttfl
Ina, az Ch2riJgte Sllh Chsnoie. 90 M.
Augusta railro3I io- GOllmli1. sos f.f
Charleston. savannah. ThomA'tiNa -
sonytiio, al n Cicer for'1a f''.f
Carolina Central railroad for Nim ,,ll
Trains fron ~. rOgtn srr.l1 o. "
B A. N. AMI fD T. ..,.,tl.N
Leave Richmond. .......''.''''''' .
Arrive AaucaesIer. - o.. tf>
fANELIA COUhIhOt '. t"' .fr 1
Leave RichmoDd.........-. -ss.-'''-. s. a
Arrive khbmead. ....-...-.s.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
LOST. sTRAYsp, AND rouSD.

STRAYED, AUGUST 81. ANlsxs
~ ALDERNEY HKIFER about eighteen ILL.,
months old. Has swslOg-fork marx 10 right
ear and white spot under the throat; short
hor1s, turned Ia and very sharp at point Was
last scen near Hsrgrove's factory, corner Twen-
y-eikhth snd Main streets. A liberal reward
Will be paid for her recuyery.
DANIEL WILSON GREEN,
~ i6-ar ia rorth Eighlospth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17


TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVERAL
l. SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS THAT OFFER
INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES WHO WISH
TO MAKE SMALL INFESIAENfS AND
RECEIVE LARGE RETURNS.--By virtue of a
deed Of trust from Augustus Reed and Catherine,
his wife, bearing date November ~, 1873. and
recorded In tho clerks Office OF tho Richmond
Cnancery Court November 20, 1876, aud being
requested By the beneficiary, ] will oter Tor
sale. at anction. upon tho promises.
THURSDAY. AUGUST I'D, AT & p. NJ.
all Of the PROPERTY described In said decd. ~
First That certain PIECE OR psRcg. or
LAND, lying aud being In tho city Of Richmond,
situated on the east side OF Page street petWe"n
Accommodation ana LoHnes streets, beginning
on said Page street at point i75 foet from tho
southeastern Intersection o. Accommodation
and Page streets and running sOuitrTard ana
fronting on Page street % feet, thence at riRht
angles and parallel with Accommodation street
20 fee. to the lot recently conveyed 10 said
Augustus Reed aud Catherine Reed by Molcina
Stoncman (deed dated March 90 lS,j, aud re-
corded IN the Chancery Court clerks Office IN
Doec Book 80 A. page 23tl, thence nortn a3d
parallel With Page street % feet, then AZ right
angles and parallel with Accommodation street
Is feet Ia the beginning, IL being one Of the four
lots OF land conveyed % the Sad augustus hocd
and Catherine Reed by deed bearing date July
II, 1880 and recorded in the clerks Office or tho
Richmond Chancery Court Deed-BOok lN c.
page ID which lot is No. on plat attached 70
said deed. Also, Lot No. on same plat and de-
scribed as follows: All that certain piece or par
eel Of land situated in the city OF Richmond
fronting on Page stIsoi - feet and running back
IN an easterly direction between parallel lines
40 feet TO Buchanan street with all The improve
ments thereon. bong the second lct conveyed by
Msicina Stoneman BY deed above described and
10 which deed and plat special reference IL
hereby made for more definite description %
tho said lots Nos. and , Also. that lot Of land
lying aud being on Buchanan street, In the city 81
Richmond sDi designated on the plat above re-
ferred 10 a. Lot No. 3. and being bounded "a fol-
lows-to wit: Beginning on the eastern sido ~
Buchanan street az point separating LotH -.
90 and 90 as shown by Brown, Page, and Gam tle's
Plan, and running thence nortnwardly ~ feet
along said street. thence at right angles south
aud paraiiel with Buchanan street. ~ feet, thence
az right angles ~ feet To the beginning. Also,
that certain piece or parcel Of land lying aud
being in the city Of Richmond fronting ~ tcet on
the west side a Buchanan street between
Iownes aud Accommodation streets. aud run
ming back between parallcl lines 40 fees 10 Lot
No. as above described and adjoining on
north side Of No istaniiug I'm namo of hosnel,
with all tho Improvements thereon .,
TERMS: Cash "a 70 expenses Of sale and 3Ng
with Interest from November n, 1891. aud
balance upon such terms as may DO announced
az sale G. A. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer. an II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

Sir Richard Owen, the comparative
araiomist, has entered his eighty-tifth
year in capital form, mental and physi-
cal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
xIORK-RIVER LINE WA
Il fOlNR

The fayorfts rOut5 10 BsinmorN ...., 80
on rnts nao arc Inoieis & oeae-N @.
oomfors Leave Richmoai -. .As-
syrlys al Baltimore SO A. ~ 49, a..
more at p. A.: arrive ss i'i' i"''A'
i6.s9 A. n. ,..--. rtr.--i.ssf
'0y ~ \ ara aissr Lac affords .ei.,i .ssu .
80, H,cheoad aear 'pe cise -, Isl
sssos.c;loos snl arrive a. H.in..o's s-t,hra
snarnsnr sfser bauag enloysa : ~ y -
, n,Sh5s rssi, FREQ fron 40 ess' sA1 w.
~Ay w. wypsr POINT AcC0AAoDA,A'0'-
49," Richnoad tfseasy-'i'1S tOAL
~st,.af depot ...........,..'
.sriS. Kichmond egseasy-'n1d r,sRS
sns1l, fDaiy except Sua Az ,,,,,.ni, 49,
n..s,s sni tieket-olicoi koN "S.ln 1890
r,, pLa ofics Corner Team az f,nION
Senoral fsase- - -
y. ;. hlts.s.
Division Passsesss Asii's
Richi2c.'a
M rAAs Tsac,s Manager. x...sx
SSYffoN RANDOLPH. aeasfA s>
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Auction aALxs--Thss nay: -
T,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
WALLPAPER. wISpow-snADEs. OIL
CLOTH, &C.,
No IS NORTH NiSrHsTREET.
THURSDAY. AuGusr 10. 1888,
mt 10 o'clock A. ~, win sell at auction. Ia lots
20 suit consuInors she STOCK OF s. J. Davis, con-
s onantisy Of WALLPAPER Of fine and common
grades. new designs, well selected: .
WfNDOW.SHADRS with patent nxturcs;
WINDOw-sHADE GOODS in roiis-fringe 70
LAcFSH-cIURiTAIN POLES.
AWNING GOODS,
WEATHER STRIPS,
PICTURE RODS
SEWING-MACHINE,
l DESK,
HEAVY TABLE,
sHgIvING; SHELVING WITH GLASS FRONT.
Parties desiring 10 Oeautlfy thefr residences
should avail Themselves OF this opportunity OF
purchasing at low figures.
Sale conducted by FRED. II. WILLIAM
S"'' ''-' TO-DAY
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud many Of the CHOICEST
WALL DECORATIONS Still remain unsold.
together with large lot OF RICH WINDOW
SHADES, FI&TURES, &c.
ALLEN @. COLLINS. Trustees.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS. Salesman. aul7
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS
IA AND LEMONS.-I will sell
TO-DAY
at f2 O'clock
$50 punches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS,
80 boxes CHOICE LEMONS
WILLIAM JENKINS.
COmmissio Merchant,
an f7-1t 1910 cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
nEAn ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

CJPECULATlVE PROPERTIES.-L
> HAVE TOR SALE SOME LAND. PARTLY N
lots AND PARTLY IN ACRES, lying on and
near aochauicsYille turnpike AnO,ner grand
fnduceme1t ear The New reservoir % be rold IA
one or two-acre blocks, and a few Lots IN Dun
can Lodge Plan, near Pinel Hospital. This Is
the timo 70 buy. y. ". bpN r.,
aulT-3t Real Estato and Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
Very respectfully,
DISPATCH READER

What the San said was that "try and
make" was perfectly good idiomGtic
English. "Try to make" is what the
writer or speaker generally means when
be says "try and make" Nevertheless,
"try and make" has o meaning of its
own-namely, mot only try but sue
ceed."
Tie last sentence quoted above is also
good idiomatic English, though it ought
not to be so regarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
A LION z A Il X.
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME N THE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAINS.

The former RESIDENCE of the late c. W.
Purcell will be sold at public auction BY the COM
missOners, George l. Christian, Of Richmond,
AID James d. Jones, " Charlottesville, Va, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1855.
IL contains about 800 ACRES and IS three and
One-half miles from Greenwood, Va, on mo
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, and ,hrce miles
fr0fn Miller fustitIte, with churches and mills at
conyenieut distances Tho larger portion ot the
tract Is arabic and she balance well wooded and
too whole well watered. The buildings consist
o. 2 FIRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING, s0x5O
feef. three stories. Including basement. with
four rooms and n broad hallway on each floor,
kitchen. dairy, smOke-hOusc, servants houses,
carriage-f OUsc. stables. &c. conveniently 10
Gated. and besides All the Necessary iarin-houseS
The yard is a beautiful ono, well shaded and
ornamcnted with trees, shruhe. and flowers. 10
T. most desirable homo and is situated in \
country that cannot DO eNcelied Tor beauty OF
scenery and Otner natural advantages.
I'm addition 81 the above Will be sold n SM MI
TRACT or ABOUT 100 ACRES. separated from
lt by the Scottsyiilo and Greenwood roads, having
upon Il d small dwelling aud tho necessary out
houses. 10 Is well Wa,ered and wooded. AMI the
land Is prOdu, ,iyo. n desirable little farm.
Easy terms and cioof title. au 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
RICHMOND, Va, August Is, 1888.

TO the IfIitor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir: A recent decision by the
New York Sun has set several of us " 10y
the ears" That paper contends that
the expression "try and make" Is
"periectly good English" As We con-
slider the Dispatch the best authority on
such questions hereabouts. We would be
glad to have IN expression Of opinion
from it on the subject.
In the same issue Of the SIN occurs
this sentence:
Nobody need be sur
prised that Mr.. Blaine did not arrive yes
terday, nor if he does not arrive to-day,
which is altogether possible.
Is that perfectly good English also
Very respectfully,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17


TRUSTEES SALE OF MACHINE
II RY FOR THE MAN UFACTERE OF PLUG
AND SMOKING TODACCOS Al AUCTION.--In
part execution OF certain deed Of trust dated
The cath OF October. 1884, and duly recorded Ia
tue Chancery Court OF Richmond, In Decd Book
III a. On page "a, and Mt ihs request al the
beneficiary, therein, will soil BY auction az No.
323 south Ninth street. near tho Free bridge, on
TUESDAY, AUocsT 81. 1857.
az 1850 A. NJ. sharp, lot OF FIXTURES FOR
TIE MANUFACTURING OF PLUG AND SMOKING
RetainArs two :. nrincsppn ipn,n- a.ehi,a"
Quo 25-horse power Engino aud Boiler, ono
Hydraulic Pump. Ipt u SHARES, Pots, Benches.
shaiting, Puileys. And many other articles
mont OF NE kind. VIII DO sold In lots 10 suit.
TgRns: Cpsn.
RlcHARD G. WORKMAN, Trustee.
JAS. MACpouGAlI% Cricr. az 10
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Leave Arrive
10. Rlcam3nt. Petersburg.
TRAINS sosTawARU.
.pajly tDaHv except SUNDAY
sVDppl -

Nos y and 4. mako no stops 70 p T.nt
only on signal al Manchester aud Chofisr Nt
N stops only on signal ~ Chester, 'tni 49,
snc Manchester No. IS stops N signal a.
regular stntions No. 90 sious on -igraI it DO
regular stations ant also az Temple ani pig
Waithsn Nos- "a. -. 50, -. -, 3. 81 az 3 a.
stou ztAli Stations Tor passenger
PULLMAh-CAk skhNl'n
OnTralin N0A "A snd 3 sieeninF-'Ws iN'f'
New YORK aui Tampa. FLA. trft ia ks'fi .'.
Oii Trans NoA u land u sieeplng-cArs t"t~t ID
Washington and Charleston. On Train n.. s
pleeping-cars between New YORK aud Jark.-l.
vile. ON Train No. 81 sieeplng-cars BOTS a
Washfp gton and Jecksonylle .....
THEoHLY ALL~RAIa LINZ TO NORfo-A
LEAYs. Ahhfe
Richmond. .'iO.yl A. n. Norfolk. ....... D. f
Richmoud. =. go p. N. Norfolk. p. a.
Norfolx......'s:.0A 4. u. hichmonl..iti. A..
Norfolk ...'sa0P 81. ? Richmond. ......' D.
These trains afro u axe Close onn4"'f...' 'r
FArrnvlIle, Lyncn1urE aud ~0u.uwes.e ..
and all s.au0na on thc Norfolk and Western -...
road. except the ip.5S train. laft.ngnr' 20
points west of Petersburg should iaLr t.l 90
A. u. train ins.eaL H. N. II,
Supeunrrutp4-
TT d. MYggs, General snperincud
T. u. E9ggsOS. General Passenger Agen-
SOL HAAS. Iraclc Mg1ogsr nn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17
DEpAnrURr or STgHHEss.

Tickets can be oDpanei az A. w. CARRIERS. 1853
Main street: Chesapeak ant Ohio aud Rich
mond end Peters burg dopots, and a; companys
Offices 1901 Main street and wharf tockettS.
FreiKhts forwarded aud through bills Of lading
fsuei Tor pOiuts beyond Now York.
Fr.leht recsiyed daily until hOnr ~ sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, " kDSEsDANS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake and Oht0 rlil.
way irfs Newport News a. s;i5 A. NJ. aud DY
Ricnmoni aud petersCurg railrOsd same dayyl
al lO.-s A. ". will MAKO connection ~ NOA-
FOLk win steamer leaving those day..
GkOkaE W. ALLRa & CO.. Agents.
No i.Dl Main street, and
MIA ComuAuYfs gharf ROcketA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-17

,,,1,'. -. ''i' 80 = " ~
. 90 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
-. OG - LAND LIME daily expected by
schooner Alfred Keen for sale low from wharf.
Fresh cargo Just received By schooner William
kice, also. csrgo HOFFMAN CRAEAr just ro-
ceiyed. Full stock OF PORTLAND CEMENT,
FRIEDRICH. LArHs, CALCINKD PLASTER,
EXCELSIUK &c WARNER MOORE,
imrorter aud Manufactured OF Nova Scotia Land
Plaster.
The eniy place you can setis fresh. anis